Tokugawa urges trust and mutual aim for world peace
Prince Tokugawa, head of a great Japanese royal house and president of the House of Peers, calls in an exclusive Philadelphia Public Ledger statement for an atmosphere of mutual trust in Washington. He urges delegates to shed old hatreds and be wary of agitators as the conference seeks war’s end and burdens relief.
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Philadelphia
Japan
House of Peers
Hunt
Tokugawa
Washington
Conference Spirit and Mutual Understanding Emphasized
The text urges sincerity good will and faith to guide conference talks. It stresses mutual understanding rule of fairness and subordination of suspicions to reach arms control and end national hatreds. Envoys are urged to leave anger and weapons at the door for a peaceful council.
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Hite
Jewel salesman robbed of gems worth sixty thousand
St Louis, Oct 12. Sol Kaufman of Cincinnati said three men robbed him of 60 000 dollars in gems after beating him in a local hotel. He was found unconscious by attendants and regained consciousness about an hour later. Police reported the incident with Kaufman detailing the robbery.
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ST. Louis
Sol Kaufman
Cincinnati
Kaufman
McCardle Receives License Amid Auto Trouble
Ike McCardle earned a hunting license yesterday but suffered a car brake failure pulling up to the Court House. The collision toppled a pillar lamp outside, damaging glass and prompting a state note on license tag processing and 1922 application accuracy.
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Ike” McCardle
Smething
Court House
Automobile Division
State Highway Department
Two Die in Adrian Fire Kills Ruth and Pauline Miller
In Adrian, six miles east of Punxsutawney, Ruth Miller, 10, and Pauline Miller, 14, burned to death when the Miller home burned early today due to a defective fire. Their father Norman Miller, a farmer, was seriously injured while trying to rescue his wife, two other children, and a baby.
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Punxsutawney
Ruth Miller
Pauline Miller
Norman Miller
Adrian
Here
Miller
Alea
Armstrong Co approves road contract bid by McNeil Co
The state highway commissioner awarded a 10 576 foot concrete highway project in Kiakiminetas township Armstrong county on the Pittsburgh to Indiana route to Donald McNeil Company of Pittsburgh for 99 200 dollars The Armstrong County Commissioners will pay the full cost.
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Kiakiminetas Township
Armstrong County
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Lewis S Sadler
Donald McNeil Company
Jews Observe Atonement Day in Indiana
Jews in Indiana marked Yom Kippur with sundown to sundown fasting and all day services. Yiskor memorial prayers for the dead were recited, and the Kel Nidre psalm opened services last night. Appeals were made in synagogues for Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society American Jewish Relief Committee and Palestine Foundation Fund campaigns.
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Indiana
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society
American Jewish Relief Committee
Keren Hayegod
Palesentine Foundation
Fedrinko Buys Studebaker Roadster
Mike Fedrinko, a local rising banker, is the proud owner of a new Studebaker Club roadster. He reportedly faced difficulty on a test trip when Bryan's hill proved hard to climb due to a gasoline lack.
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Mike Fedrinke
Studebaker Club
Mike
Bryan
Wandin and Indiana Visitors Mark Week in Wandin
John Siard and wife and son Wayne visited Wandin on Wednesday while Mrs P M Sickenberger and son Wilbur called on Thursday. A car plunged into the Creek after missing a bridge with only a ducking and a damaged car reported. Harry McCombs' 79 year old mother walked to Wandin on Thursday. R J Hines and son Louis planned a business trip to Indiana on Thursday. Mrs Clara Kinter and son Benton from Indiana visited their former home over Sabbath. John Siard hosted visitors including Mrs Rose of Johnstown and Fero Stephens family. Mrs R J Hines returned Monday from Canton Ohio after attending Mrs McPher son’s meeting.
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Wayne
Indiana
P.M. Sickenberger
Wilbur
Clymer
C. BR. Oneill
Bud
Wandin
Wandit
Harry McCombs
R. J. Hines
Louis
Clara Kinter
Benton
Rose
Johnstown
Fero Stephens
John Burnheimer
Canton
Ohio
Transfers Record Of Property And Ownership Changes
Irma Roesman transfers to William M Mor ford Elshaville for 695 Sterina Catannariti to S Lang ham jot in Second Ward Indiana 8400 Mary A Telford to Merlin 8s Bur g rough two lots in First Ward Indiana 180000 J J Green to Leroy Nicholson lot in reen 250 Daniel Harman to William Reinard 2 lots in Homer City 1900 John T Southwell Operators Coal Mining Co 10865 acres in West Theatfield 96240 Mitro Prokop Deft to Joseph Nerba 95 96 acres in Buffington FL SQO
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Irma Roesman
William M. Mor
Ford
Elshaville
Sterina Catannariti
S. Langham
Second Ward
Indiana
Mary A. Telford
Merlin
Burgrough
First Ward
J. J. Green
Leroy Nicholson
Reen
Daniel Harman
Wiliam Reinard
Homer City
John T. Southwell
Operators Coal Mining Co
West Theatfield
Mitro Prokop
Joseph jNerba
BuFington
Wilson McAdoo drive against separate peace in Senate
Washington Oct 12 supporters of Woodrow Wilson and William Gibbs McAdoo push a last minute effort against any separate peace with the Central Powers. Democratic leaders vow to uphold the 1920 platform including ratification of the Versailles treaty with Knox and reservation. Senate factions split with Wilson McAdoo group aiming to block ratification though many Democrats may back it to avoid Republican gains. Only a few Republican senators oppose ratification.
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Wilson McAdoo
Ellement
J. Bart- Campbell
Washington
Wilson
Glass
Virginia
Leacey
Senate
League of Nations
Wilson-McAdoo
Ony
Borak
Idaho
Gun Running Ship Sighted Off Lower California
Mexico City Oct 12 A4 A gun running ship was ordered to sea and investigate a mysterious vessel sighted off Lower California. The ship is believed to be carrying arms for Mexican rebels as President Obregon also ordered railways to hire unemployed men to aid in finding new jobs.
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Mexico City
Mexi Gan
Lower
California
Obregon
Saltsburg Residents Visit Friends and Attend Conferences
Saltsburg residents James Gould and sister Mrs. O A Hundt returned home after visiting friends at Tuwiedale. Mrs ER Scott spent Thursday with relatives at Blairsville Interse ction. WE Martin, ill, went to Allegheny General Hospital for treatment. Mrs George Schmidt returned home after a year in Pittsburgh and New Brighton. Mrs A H Beatty and Mrs M Miller of United Presbyterian Church attended Missionary Conference at Johnstown. Rev Wigsinger of the Methodist church attended Conference at Beushton. Mrs St J Hice of Youngstown returned home after visiting relatives here. John Warner and family of Vandergriff visited D M Kennes. Annual se vial of the Baptist Church held in the chapel Friday night. Dr E Gustett was a business caller at Pittsburgh. Mrs Tillie Blystone of near Greensburg returned home after weeks with relatives.
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James Gould
O. A. Hundt
Tuwiedale
BR. T. Shupe
Indiana
ER. T. Scott
Blairsville
WE. Martin
Allegheny General
George Schmidt
Pittsburgh
New Brighton
A. H. Beatty
M. Miller
United Presbyterian Church
Johnstown
Wigsinger
Methodist Church
Beushton
St. J. Hice
Youngstown
John Warner
Vandergriff
D. M. Kennes
J Byterian
E. Gustett
Tillie Blystone
Pear Greensburg
Dr Hinitt to Be Speaker at Johnstown Banquet
The Rev. De Flow Hinitt, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, will be the principal speaker at the banquet in Johnstown Friday evening, preceding the Y membership drive. The Y boys will dine with the bigger brothers that evening at seven. Agnes Collins to Thomas Disapier, Montgomery, $1,430.
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de. Flow, Hinitt
The
Presbyterian Church
Johnstown
Auditor notices distribution of funds in Orphans Court
Auditor W C Chapman announces he will attend tax to settle and report distribution of William B Bryan estate money in the hands of executors John A Remaley and J R Daugherty at the Cunningham Building Indiana Pa October 25 1921 at 1 o clock A M. Also notices wife separation and a town jury report.
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W. C. Chapman
Orphans’ Court
Tiana County
John A Remaley
J. R. Daugherty
William B. Bryan
Tuana
Cunningham
Indiana
Hn Wm
E. Pierce
Surprise in Widdowson Home
A Friday night gathering on North Sixth Street surprised the Widdowson home with guests from Richmond. David Work, cousin of Carl Widdewoot, was honored with a party and given handwritten gifts and tokens. Attending were Wort, Carl Widdowson, Cal Perrier, James Graham, Joseph Tonkin, Tee and Woodrow Fingle, Fred Roffie, Thomas Reed, Mrs. Hf, DD Widdowson, Mrs. Alice Fetter heff, Ralph Widdowson, Frances Widdowson, Alice Watk, and Beulah.
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North Sixth Street
David Work
Richmond
Carl A. Widdewoot
Wort
Carl Widdowson
Cal Perrier
James Graham
Joseph Tonkin
Tee
Woodrow Fingle
Fred Roffie
Thomas Reed
Widdowson
Alice Fetterheff
Ralph Widdowson
Frances Widdowson
Alice Watk
Beulah
Joseph Wilson Visits Father Then Heads to State College
Joseph Wilson of the Beaver Board Company in New York City spent Tuesday with his father M. T. Wilson in Indiana. He remains in Pittsburgh today and will travel to State College Friday for the inauguration of the new president.
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Joseph Wilson
Beaver Board Company
New York City
Indiana
Pittsburgh
State College
Missionary Society Attendees Headed to Wilkinsburg
Mrs. Ira A. Myers and Mrs. BE M Gearhart, accompanied by Mrei I. Reehards, left Philadelphia Street today for Wilkinsburg to attend the annual session of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Pittsburgh Synod of the Lutheran Church.
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Mrei i. Reehards
Ira A. Myers
Philadelphia Street
BE. M. Gearhart
Sixth Street
Wilkinsburg
Women's Missionary Society
Pittsburgh
The
Lutheran Church
Absence Leaves For Postal Men At Legion Convention
Former service men employed by the post office will receive leaves of absence to attend the American Legion convention in Kansas City from October 31 to November 2. Wet Pryde of Yatesborn, formerly a Kansas Normal student, will assume new duties with the R. M. Motor Go.
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W.ashington
The
American Legion
Kansas City
Post Office Department
Wet Pryde
Yatesborn
Kidlana
R. & M. Motor Go
Administrator's Notice for Johnny Fairman Estate
Letters of administration on the estate of Johnny Fairman, late of White Township, deceased, have been granted. Creditors to present claims duly authenticated for settlement. those indebted to the estate should pay promptly. J Clarence Fairman, Administrator, Indiana Pa. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and floral tributes during illness and after the death of Ella May Jacoby.
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W. C. Chapman
Johnny Fairman
White Township
Babe
Ella May Jacoby
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