Candidacy Costs Money by Harry B Rent
One of the first facts forced home on presidential aspirants is that a candidacy costs money. No ambitious candidate relies on popular demand. an aggressive bid requires a bankroll and an organization with headquarters, stationery, stenographers, secretaries, and publicity. John W. Davis, a likely Democratic nominee, plans to avoid active nominating work while practicing law in New York for Morgan interests, providing an angel to fund the effort.
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Harry B
Key Wiest
Fla
INS
Stramger
Moteroc
Pacific
Haevena
New York
Political angels back Davis and Ralston in 1920 bid
Former senator Clarence Watson finances Davis push while Tom Taggart promotes Samuel Ralston as Democratic standard bearer. Watson, a coal operator and Seaboard trustee, backs Davis with capital and influence. Ralston, 66, seeks fitness for campaign with daily exercises after returning from the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Ralston
Indiana
Tom Taggart
West Indies
Tom
Ralston
Viscountess Gets Ride in Wagon After Car Crash
Viscountess Margaret Marie Doe Sitbour wife of a capital architect was confined to bed under a nurse today after an unsympathetic cop put her in the wagon following a collision with an unoccupied car on Q street. The Viscount arrived at the station and posted 300 collateral amid indignant friends.
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Washington
INS
Margaret
Marie Doe Sitbour
Q, Street
Trial urged for truth serum amid oil and bank ties
Senate hearings feature M D Thatcher denying a 1921 22 loan to Fall by First National Bank of Pueblo as Thatcher explains a related line of credit to Tres Rios Land and Cattle Co. Attorney General Daugherty and Jess W Smith report losses on oil stock trades with Hibbs and Co as Tackett details accounts W and W Spaid No 2 and No 3.
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Cretary of
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Naval Air Reserves
Harry F. Sinclair
FH. L. Doheny
M. D. Thatcher
First National Bank of
Pueblo
Colo
Fall
Three Rivers
Walsh
Thatcher
Mall
Gaid
Tres Ritos Land and Cattle Company
Thatcher Gaid
Harry M. Daugherty
Jess W. Smith
Anderson H. Tackett
Federal Trade Commission
Hibbs and Company
Washington
Tacket
Sinclair Consolidated
Mexican Petroleum
Mexican Seaboard
Sinclair
Smith
Seaboard
Sweeping raids net numerous arrests in Western Pennsylvania
In a series of raids across Western Pennsylvania state constabulary men arrested scores and seized illicit liquor worth thousands of dollars. Twenty seven men were seized in Piteneu? on gambling charges and over fifty arrested at Butler. Insincerity noted as unforgivable, but the denouncement continues.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Pennsylvania
Pitenirn
Butler, Pa
Death Comes Sudden to a Kellysburg Man and Others
Nancy Pattison Caldwell aged 74 of Kellysburg died Sunday from a complication of diseases after years of invalidism. She was a long-time First United Presbyterian Church member active in religious works. Surviving: son Joseph Caldwell and daughter Mrs. Thomas Peeler, with two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 10 a.m. at the home of the daughter with interment Oakland Cemetery. Also obituary notices for J Frank Caldwell of 313 Morrison Avenue and Mrs Mildred Roddy Clark of New Florence.
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Nancy Pattison Caldwell
John R. Caldwell
Elders Ridge
Joseph
Margaret Pattison
First United Presbyterian Church
Joseph Caldwell
University of Michigan
Thomas Peeler
Missey Mary Jane
Ruth Peeler
Thomas Pecer
West Chestnut Street
J. C. Pinkerton
Oakland Cemetery
Johnstown
J. Frank Caldwell
Morrison Avenue
South Side
Gautier Mills
Caldwell
Indiana
John
Deborah Sebring Caldwell
Ella Wynn Caldwell
J. M. Caldwell
Seward
William Caldwell
Weston
Winifred Caldwell
Mary Snyder
Huntingdon
Samuel McWilliams
Franklin Street M. E
Grandview Cemetery
Mildred R. Clark
New Florence
Mildred Roddy Clark
Harry Clark
Clark
West Fairfield Township
Quick Action for Patentees Speed Up Patent Processing
U S Eau mining Force Will Increase in Twenty Per Cent Washington March 25 The U S Civil Service Commission reports the Patent Office cut initial action time from fifteen to nine months Congress provides funding to add 100 examiners boosting the force to 600 The office handles about 80 000 patent applications yearly Worldwide patents total about 4 400 000 with one third issued by the United States Civil Service announces April 9 exam dates for assistant examiner roles with July 4 salary of 1860 rising to 3000 men and women may apply Exams cover mathematics technics physics mechanical drawing interpretation French and German and engineering branches lines cut text
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U. S
Civil Service Commission
Patent Office
Complex Bequest Complication in Pittsburgh Man’s Fortune
Thomas Gemmell of Braddock says he will take his brother John Gemmell’s $200,000 inheritance only if he can distribute it among his nieces and nephews. A 4?year-old? man in poor state plans to keep to a modest life but may travel to Vancouver to settle the estate, with several siblings and a niece in Swissvale involved. The Vancouver attorney Clarence Darling handles the estate as Gemmell contemplates a trip to emit it.
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Thomas Gemmell
Camp Avenue
Braddock
John Gemmell
Nanaimo
British Columbia
Gemmel
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Ruthergienn
Scotland
F. J. Morris Company
Janesville
Clearfield County
Pittsburgh
Tom
Gemmell
Vancouver
Janet Bein
Annie Russel
Jennie Mitchell
Joseph Gemmel
D. Mooney
Park Street
Swissvale
Mooney
Gemmels
Clarence Darling
Cardinals Get Warm Greetings From New American Cardinals
Rome March 25 Thousands of congratulations poured in for Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago and Cardinal Hayes of New York who were named princes of the church They held a reception and visitors included Papal Diplomatic Corps Papal Entourage and thousands of Americans The United States now has four cardinals and Roman Catholics hail the honor The consistory in St Peters Cathedral will conclude the ceremonies Pope Pius XI discussed Palestine concerns with the new cardinals during their audience and fears Catholics may be driven from Palestine
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Gugliemo Emanuel
Rome
Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Cardinal Hayes
New York
Papal
United States
St. Peters
Pius XI
Palestine
Cardinal O.connell
Boston
Sop. Ia
Will Hays Testifies on Sinclair Campaign Ties to Movies
Will Hays testified before the Senate investigating committee about motion picture influence in Sinclair’s campaign contributions. The hearing focused on how film industry actors and studios engaged with political financing.
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Senate Investigating Committee
Sinclair
Coolidge Johnson Face Sharp Test in South Dakota Balloting
Washington dispatch notes a tight South Dakota primary between President Coolidge and Senator Johnson. Each camp predicts fate for nomination as weather and late campaigning likely decide the race, with Coolidge already holding 225 delegates and one more unimportant to his path.
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Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
George R. Holmes
INS
Washington
South Dakota
Strereth
California
White House
Cleveland
Johnsoun Campa
Fragmentary verse on ancient name origins and imagery
The text presents a jagged, unclear passage about origin of names and a primitive era. It references a namelike term Skerae and mentions sensory imagery such as radiating workers and springs. Readable fragments hint at a poetic or lyrical origin with speculative meanings.
Angler's Luck Chartla Dueck Fyainy
A readable fragment describes an angling scene with names Chartla Dueck Fyainy and a quest near a wartet Wiel ket tite. The text reads like casual fishing chatter and includes uncertain phrases about gear and luck.
Rev Uber Broadcast Sermon by English Evangelical Laud Church Pastor
Rev Thomas B Uber pastor of the English Evangelical Laodicean Church Princeton Iowa will broadcast the regular evening sermon from Station W O Davenport Iowa Sunday Evening March 30 at 9 00 pm central time using the topic The Challenge of Living with text Matthew 28 Even as the son of man came not to be ministered unto but to give his life a ransom for many Roy Abel will be assisted by the church choir under Mrs Ea Freeman Mercer relatives and friends may hear him by tuning in on W O Davenport Iowa Sunday evening March 30 at 9 00 o clock eastern standard time Uber born Canoas Township taught school in Indiana County attended Indiana Normal and Susquehanna University has been in Illinois for eight years and in May will relocate to Casper Wyoming
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Thos. B
Uber
Theran Church
Princeton
Davenport
Roy
Ea Freeman Mercer
Thos. B. Uber
Iowa
Rev. Uber
Canoas Township
Indi+iha County
Indiana Normal
Susquehanna University
Illinois
Casper
Wyomine
Students Win Gold Prizes in Sixth Grade DAR Contest
The Daughters of the American Revolution held a sixth grade essay contest at East and West Indian schools to promote effort and learning. Prizes of two and a half dollars in gold went to foreign born students Earl Handler and Miss Glary Loy of West End school for essays on George Washington.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Earl Handler
Lewis Trandler
Glary Loy
West End
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