Speed hopes and doubts shadow a transcontinental air dream
The piece notes disjointed proposals for efficient prosecutions and grand architectural decor, while a 249 mph race craft and jet propulsion loom over plans linking Philadelphia to Baltimore and beyond. It tallies replica motors, pilot Williams, and hints at Panama flights, amid slow progress and wavering public expectations.
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Wills
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Canal Crisis Shapes Panama Uprising Threat
The text discusses U S concern over insurrection near the Isthmus, with Port Clayton encampments and calls to keep a garrison. It notes the risk to the waterway and fears of rapid presidential coups in Panama, urging measures to deter unrest and protect traffic.
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Sousa Band Delights with Nuptial Orchestration Extravaganza
Lieut Comdr Sousa arrived to conduct a concert that filled the Gantria stage with saxophones cornet and xylophone as Miss Marjorie Moody sang. The program featured the love scene from Feuereit or Feuerroth and ended with Stars and Stripes Forever inspiring A E F troops abroad.
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MacNider Named Assistant Secretary of War by Coolidge
Washington October 15. Colonel Hanford MacNider former National Commander of the American Legion was appointed assistant Secretary of War by President Coolidge. He is a Mason City Iowa native involved in banking.
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American Legion
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Mason City
Johnson and Aldridge Set for Potential Seventh Game
Weather favors a rest day for Walter Johnson while Vic Aldridge returns for Pittsburgh. Both unbeaten with two wins each, they are slated to clash in a pivotal seventh game as McKechnie bets on his bulldogs of the series.
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Johnson and Aldridge Face Crucial World Series Moment
Pittsburgh dispatch notes the World Series hinges on Walter Johnson versus Vic Aldridge. Johnson’s personable, hopeful leadership contrasts with Aldridge’s quiet, stubborn resolve. Public favor leans toward Johnson, yet Aldridge earns respect for his iron nerve and pitching strength.
Visitors and locals spend day in Indiana Court House
A string of Brushvalley and nearby township residents including David Stephens Samuel Mack John H Smith and many others visited Indiana Wednesday Transactors from Cherryhill Young Crest Creekside and Conemaugh townships called on friends conducted business and attended events in the county seat Local figures like Clark Pollstk J Wesley Askins and Bf Brear were noted among callers and shoppers with several names tied to social visits and a final game in Pittsburgh drawing local fans.
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David Stephens
Samuel K. Mack
Brushyalley
Court House
Ralph Nichol
South Mahoning
Indiana
Perry Cooper
Young Township
Maryland Governor addresses business leaders on federal aid
Governor Ruehla urged cutting the 94 million federal grant from the budget and using funds locally. He argued many states receive far more in federal aid than they pay in taxes, citing Nevada, North Dakota, and South Dakota as examples and noting the disparity among states that pay most of the taxes.
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South Dakota
World Security Pact Conferees Reach Agreement
A draft regional security pact was approved amid French insistence on guaranteed commitments. The pact keeps frontiers fixed, requires arbitration for disputes, and preserves Versailles treaty rights without prejudice to the involved nations.
Prohibition Machine on the Move as Treasury Plans Review
Treasury officials pursue a nationwide survey before January 1 to gauge the new prohibition system. Andrews aims to tour the country, gathering data to guide changes. While most districts see little shakeup, wet centers like New York and New Jersey face careful agent appointments. The treasury also plans stronger border patrols and a permanent coast guard on three coasts, seeking funds from Congress.
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Massachusetts
New Jersey
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Gulf
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Pinchot at S. S. Convention and Erie visit
Governor Pinchot urged church members to aggressively fight social evils to curb ballot box frauds in Pennsylvania. He spoke at a S S convention and later addressed Erie Chamber of Commerce, praising roads work by Paul D. Wright and noting cost savings of about 3000 dollars per mile. He then prepared to resume his tour after a 150 mile drive from Punxsutawney.
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Erie Chamber of Commerce
Paul D. Wright
Erie
Funxsutawney
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Pinchot
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Secretary of Labor and Industry
Lansburgh
Army Picture Here Tonight at High School Auditorium
A lecture on motion pictures will be shown at the High School Auditorium this evening. No admission ticket is required, with about 400 seats available. The first show runs 7 30 to 8 16 pm to allow time for a concert by Souwan’s band, followed by a second showing at 8 30 pm. Prof Hart Shank will operate the projector.
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Admiraion
National Salvation Army
Souan
Hart Shank
Death of well known woman continues from page one
Mrs. Jane Reisinger aged 92, widow of David Reisinger of Homer City, died at 6:45 a m Sunday at her daughter Mrs Scott Dickson’s home, where she had lived six years. Survived by children Mrs W J Reed Butler, Mrs Scott Dickson Indiana, Mrs Blanche Woodard Washington DC, William Reisinger Wheeling WV, Edward Reisinger Indiana, Albert Reisinger Washington DC, plus twenty four grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren. Interment followed in Oakland Cemetery.
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Jane Reiainger
David Reieinger
Homer City
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Butler
Indiana
Blanche Woodard
Washington, D. C
William Reisinger
First Primate Ever Chosen for Episcopal Church
New Orleans Oct 15 The Right Rev John Gardner Murray bishop of Maryland was elected by the House of Bishops and confirmed by the House of Deputies becoming the first primate of the Protestant Episcopal Church. He will be presiding bishop and executive head with rank equivalent to Archbishop of Canterbury, though the title Archbishop is withheld to avoid monarchic impressions.
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John Gardner Murray
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
House of Delegates
Protestant Episcopal Church In
Locomotive to Heat Station in Pottsville Winter
In Pottsville Pennsylvania the passenger station will be heated by a moving locomotive attached to the town’s heating pipes this coming winter. The engine from St Clair yard will supply heat to the station express office bunk house and nearby auxiliary buildings with three firemen maintaining eight hour shifts.
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Lycoming
New Day Agents Booked Rookies
Pittsburgh dispatch reports that new federal prohibition agents will be treated as rookies until seasoned. Each will undergo a rigid training course under administrator Fred Baird and his lieutenants, who also plan to address tightening measures against illegal alcohol, while officers study the Volstead Act and home search protections without a proper warrant.
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Fred. Baird
Baird
Embra
Early arrest for jewel thieves predicted in New York
New York reports a thief who stole jewels valued at 689000 from Mrs. James P. Donahue's hotel suite and then returned them. Assistant District Attorney Pecora warned grand jury action if the robber is not arrested within a week, prompting detective Noel Scaffa to intensify efforts today to uncover the mystery.
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New York
James P. Donahue
Pecora
Noel Scaffa
Unclear OCR fragment hints at disrupted street scene
Fragmentary text shows garbled words about exits and harassment in a street context. No coherent names or dates available.
New York Stock Quotients Reported by Maston and Vandergrift
A. E. Maston and Co and Vandergrift Building report New York stock quotients. The release notes market activity and closes for major securities observed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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A. E. Maston & Coy
Vandergrift Building
Pittsburgh, Pa
Mourn Passing of Sen Samuel Ralston
Indianapolis Oct 15 United States Senator Samuel Moffett Ralston died of uremic poisoning at age 68. A former governor and senator he had declined a presidential nomination and had been in poor health since returning to Indiana last March. Family was at his Hoosier Home bedside when he died with relatives present.
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United States
Samuel Moffett Ralston
Ralston
Hadi Peste Nerigis
Hoosier
Midland Mine No 1 Reopens Under 1917 Scale in Pa
Fourteen deputy sheriffs stood guard as Pittsburgh Coal Company reopened Midland mine No 1 eight miles east of Canonsburg Pa with miners on the 1917 wage scale. Production to begin this week. 37 of the company's mines idle until former workers return at the 1917 scale.
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Canonsburg
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Midland
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Claim
An advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a health boosting remedy for thin underweight children after illness or suspected rickets. It claims to replace traditional cod liver oil with a more pleasant tasting tablet and cites a case of a sickly nine year old improving.
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