Political party committee notices list candidates and locales
Advertising matter shows Republican committees of Armstrong County Jefferson County Marion Center Boro Indiana Boro and Patterson Saltsbury Boro announcing senate hopefuls and local candidates. Names include Jafferson Co Blaisdell Mitchell and Wallace Thomas as chairman, with roadblocks to party alignment and county seats.
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Armatrong
2Murray _Jefferson
TATH
Senate
A .Wilgon
Strassburger and the Pennsylvania Republican Rise
A fragment discusses Andreas Strassburger with links to Ralph Beavyer and a forthcoming role in national Republican events. It notes Strassburger’s claimed descent from Rotterdam, a 41 year age, Annapolis background, diplomatic service in the Balkan states and Japan, and potential future influence in Washington during the coming months.
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Strassburger
Ralph Beavyer Burger
Cleveland
Reasburger
Pennsylvania
Norisa
Gwynedd
Keystone
Washington
Profuss
Andreas Strassburger
Rotterdam
Phil
Annepolis Academy
Balkan
Japan
Trashburger
Strassburger poised for VP run in 1920 election
Strassburger, tied to Hiram Johnson’s 1920 bid as an early backer, shifted support to Calvin Coolidge later that year. After a Washington luncheon and a Norristown statement backing Coolidge, he could target the vice presidency. Possible rivals include Dawes Capper Hines and Lennox, but the nominee remains unsettled.
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Strassburger
Hiram Johnson
Pennsylvania
Dats
Charley Dawes
Arthur Capper
Frank Hines
Lennoot
Bonniwell Plea Denied For National Committeeman Ballot
In Dauphin County Pa Judge Eugene Bonniwell is barred from the Democratic National Committeeman ballot by court order. Secretary Clyde King was directed to remove Bonniwell’s name, with Joseph Guffey already filed but unchallenged. Other notices include real estate transfers and probate actions in Indiana.
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Harrisburg
INS
Eugene Bonniwell
Democratic National
Dauphin County
Clyde King
The
Commonwealth
Bonniwell
Democratic Party
State Committee
Joseph Guffey
National
No Clue To Woman Slayer Dark Complexioned Man Suspect
The slayer carried a pistol leading detectives to suspect a masculine degenerate. After 88 hours of searching, clues remained vague and arrest prospects dim. A brown overcoat suspect in tortoise shell glasses was reported by children near the scene, and the district attorney warned women not to enter strangers cars.
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Mra. Bauer
Halfling
Amn Ao
Fach
Richmond County
Veterans events near Appomattox Day observance
Courmont Club invites veterans to Rest-A-While for a meet with General Martin, hosted by the Veterans Civic League of Indiana County. Appomattox Day plans include a dinner for veterans and sons, a historical program, and a name change for the Sons of Veterans to Song of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Vetera
Commonwealth
Martin
Veterans' Civic League
Indiana County
Soldiers of All Wars
Appomattox
Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans J
Song of the Grand Army of the Republic
Military discharge rule for under 21 recruits approved
Washington March 27. The House added an amendment to the army appropriations bill authorizing discharge from military service of men under 21 who enlisted without parental consent. To effect the discharge parents must submit a written request for their sons' release.
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Washington
INS
Army Appropriations
House
Cinbnats Adjustable Slaw Cutters For Spring Veg Tables
The slicers provide adjustable settings to create thin or thick cuts for vegetables. Ideal for spring vegetable displays, these slaw cutters offer easy customization to suit different salads and table setups.
Glycerine Mixture Sold For Health Reference
A fragmented 19th century antidote advertises a glycerine mixture claimed to relieve stomach and bowel ailments. It mentions uses against appendicitis and obstinate constipation, with reference to Daugherty's Drug Store. The text references spektor bark and Allerika variations, lacking coherent instructions.
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Catarrah
Allerika
Olwondera
Alderika A
Daugherty
Pinchot Claims $40,000 Daily Savings Across State
Gov. Pinchot asserts that state budgets and reforms cut daily spending by about $40,000 across departments from 1923 to 1924, citing pay-as-you-go budgeting and reduced costs in salaries travel and printing. State Treasurer Snyder calls the claim publicity and says accountants will issue a detailed rebuttal soon.
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Treasury Department
Commonwealth
Snyder
Harrisburg
INS
Charles A. Snyder
Gov. Pinchot
Pinchot
New General Tax Measure Faces House Clash
The piece outlines a proposed tax measure to persuade residents of Coolidge the Mellon bill is untenable. After Mellon votes fail, Democrats and insurgent Republicans intend to craft their own figures, keeping the Longworth two percent base tax while lifting the maximum surtax to 40 percent, with some predicting 44 percent.
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Coolidgs
Repabiicnte
Longworth
World Flight Delayed Resumption in Weehn March
The world flight tour faces a fresh postponement with operations paused after a delay. Officials expect a resumed schedule once the mechanical issues are resolved, with details forthcoming.
Papal coronation ceremonies for new American cardinals
The procession featured the Pontiff in regal robes with cardinals, guards, and a multi-ethnic retinue entering St Peter's. Newly created American cardinals Mundelein and Hagen received the red galero and blessing, then joined in a secret consistory and left through the Vatican grounds as crowds cheered. Marshall Foch and European nobility observed from tribunes.
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Welya
Genndarmié
Pallatine
Chamberalina
Consistorial
Papal Throne
Rothers
Mundelein
Cardinal Hages
Papal
Cardinal Hagen
St Peter's
Sacrament Chapel
Petronilla Chapel
Cardinal Hayes
Sacred Chapel
Cardinal van Nuttell
Vatican
Marshall Foch
Pennsylgrams Declares National Scope For Independence Plan
A Philadelphia report notes PENNSYGRAMS favoring a national scope for Independence ideas as a committee weighs the proposal. General Butler comments on city cleanup progress, and an all-summer Philadelphia court plan for cleanup cases gains attention. In Harrisburg, 17 year old Bessie Messimer returns home after disappearing March 15, writing a note. 62 year old Christian McVinger dies from steam exposure at Enola railroad engine house.
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Philadelphia
Butler
Board of Judges
Harrisburg
Bessie Messimer
Christian McVinger
Enging
Pennsylvania Railroad
Enola
Here
Planes Delay Upgrading Firefighter Transit System
In a discussion dominated by four to five hours needed for each aircraft, organizers admitted the aquatic para phernalis modification could not be finished before Sunday. Flyers urged time to tune the craft to avert perilous journeys along Pas way.
Oil Inquiry Hearings Reveal Big Money Ties
Testimony exposes alleged payments by Hamon to influence Oklahoma politics. Jennings says Hamon claimed finances to sway delegates and promote Harding. senators clash over improper conduct and pre hearing access, with Spencer defending cross party involvement in oil investigations.
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Jennings
Harding
Hannon
Dill
New York
Hamon
United States
Sen
Spencer
Oklahoma
Chicago
Leonard Wood
Sen. Bursum
New Mexico
Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
Walsh
Teapot Dome
E. L. Doheny
Doheny
Lane
Death claims three county residents in tragic loss
The obituary notes the deaths of three well known county residents. One woman leaves a son and many grandchildren with funeral services set in Blairsville. The second obituary, Harry Alvin Putt, 29, of Cherry Hill township and Clymer, died March 26 from acute cerebral softening. He served in World War I, lived in Clymer, ran the Clymer Variety Store, and was an active American Legion member. Funeral services will be held in Clymer Christian Church with interment in Manor Cemetery.
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H. BH
Lloyd
Blairsville
Harry Alvin Putt
Mary Putt
Harrison Putt
Cherryhill Township
Clymer
Harry, Jr
Wendell
Mary M. Putt
Earl
Emerson
Clyde
Cherry Hil
A. A. Brown
Putt
Cherry Hill Township
France
Motor Transport Corps
American Legion Past No. 222
Christian Church of
Company F
Brown
City Emblems Assigned to Four Cites in Ward Deliveries
Fragmentary notice lists Chicago Boston and New Orleans with emblems to be presented by their cities. Mentions W H Borland in Fourth Ward and Isabelle Barrowman in Second Ward Indiana with unclear context and dates.
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Chicago
Boston
New Orleans
Lucas
W.H. Borland
Fourth Ward
Indiana
Eesabelle M. Barrowman
Joana’ i. Cadi
Second Ward
Indimiit
Safe Teeth Care Cream Promises Gentle Stain Removal
An ad promotes Blenahodent Combination to remove stains and whiten teeth without enamel damage. It describes a mud based paste that softens stains from surfaces, a mild daily use routine, and claims safe action for children and delicate gums. Availability listed at Dagarty Bros and others for five to six cents.
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Staina Wade
Dagarty Bros
Frank Hildegrand
N.C
Miller Nna
Follock
Simple Home Sore Throat Treatment From Then
Simple home remedy guidance advises warm salt water gargles three times daily and swallowing a teaspoonful of Vicks every few hours. At night Vicks is applied to the throat and upper chest, covered with a warm cloth, to release vapors and ease soreness.
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Vicks
Wild Life League goals and conservation actions outlined
The article lists aims of the Wild Life League including strict migratory bird law enforcement, establishing zoological stations, supporting public lands and shooting grounds for game propagation, and broad cooperation among outdoors groups in North America and Pennsylvania. It also notes an educational campaign and cites several property transfers with dollar amounts in Slumner City Center Homer City and West Wheatfield.
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Pennsylvania
Educ
Wild Life League
Beautiful Chenille Rugs Made From Old Materials
A local ad offers chenille rugs crafted from old carpets and clothing. It promises custom color choices and sample calls, inviting readers to drop a card or call for service. The notice touts simple material requirements and a quick, low effort process for customers.
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Gardinrs
Indiana
Shalf
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Anna M. Lydick
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