Unionville men weigh in as Grove City hosts meet
A garbled report notes weights for拟 competitors, listing 180 Fay and 217 Velthmey as lighter than Gibson and Connell. The scene centers on a Grove City area assembly with Brown 80 mentioned and several teams including Westminster, Geneva, and possible French songs reference, amid unclear context.
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Jo Ghime
Fay
Gibson
Onnell
Grove City
Stminster
Geneva
Alnti Guedéssion
Tsélf
College Loan Plan Promises Funds For Boys
Ottis Ba at Philadelphia offers 000 to any boy who attends college and qualifies under the plan. The College Loan Platt will provide up to 1500 for each student, totaling 260000 outstanding. Security for loans will be the student's future earnings and work. The scheme has backing from over fifty prominent church and business leaders who support better trained American executives.
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Pat Bogy
Tharely Publishing
Ottis Ba
Philadelphia
Tollege
Plattha Cattle Publishing Comany
Curtis
Chucan Torad
Grandmother Aims to Conquer English Channel in 1926
Eug Weymouth reports Mrs Craven a 52 year old grandmother training daily to swim the English Channel in July or August 1926. She practices in all weather and on a chilly October morning swam seven and a half miles. When not training she works as a nurse at a local hospital.
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Weymouth
Eug
Man Accused in Suit Over Kiss Promises
Chicago Oct 28 Hugo Altenberger is defendant in a $25,000 suit filed by Miss Anna Van Rutten who testified he returned to her after promising to marry. He says the idea of a harem for all kissed girls was his own notion not meant for marriage.
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Solomon
Hugo Altenberger
Chicago
Anna van Rutten
Mitty
Indiana County Election Ballot Instructions and District List
Voters will elect a Judge of the Superior Court, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, Recorder of Wills, and two Jury Commissioners. Polls open 7 pm and close 7 pm. To vote straight party, mark the party column. to vote individuals, mark their names. Districts listed for polling locations across Armaugh, Ingald, Armstrong, Blacklick, Banks, Burnside, Blairsville, Buffington, Burnside, and surrounding townships with specific election houses and farms named.
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Court of Common Press
Indiana County
Wits
Commonwealth
Suelo
Jesse B. B
Gurninghem
Wiliam
A. McGuire
Court of Common ‘Pleas
J. N. Langham
Harry W. Fee
Harry W. Earhart
Prohibition Regier of Wills
Uoted
Crane, Co
Indiana
Dollie W. Ayres
Wm. FP. George
W. B. Stahl
Nerry L. Berry
Armagh
Hal
Ingald
Armstrong Township
Hil Top
Insald
Normstrong Township
Curry Rub Utero
Blacklick Township
Claction
Llawnon
Bald
Burrell Township
Baier
Daniel Bowers
South Blairsvile
Aald Tah Blairaville
Towp Hall
Sald Wi
Blairsville
Arent
Hagtion
Said
Blaizaville
Sid
Agid
BuRington Township
Johora- Buffington
Pead Acts Coal Co
W. S. Ae
Ais
Atention Onge D Owe
Bey Fawnen
Machanlesburg
Pushyalieg N
Heshbon
Canes
Rossl| Ts Canoe Township
Fairview
Saldaise
Cherry Hill
Grange Hall
Ent Shareynid
Uistriet
Nous
Clymer
ougHiat Diatrict
Pytt Pbuilding
Distriet
Dutriet
Rouse
Ainais
Gracaton
Senter
Sun Sr Dietrict
Hou
Thomas
Estens
Young Veterans Davis and MacNider Lead War Department
Washington reports a new deal in the War Department with Dwight F. Davis as Secretary of War and Hanford MacNider as Assistant Secretary. Both are World War veterans and American Legion members, signaling a shift in who runs the armed forces. The piece notes their ages and veteran credentials, contrasts them with prior lawyer-secretaries, and discusses potential implications for administration and policy.
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Washington
War Department
Capitol Hin
Dwight F. Davis
Hanford MacNider
Davis
MeeNider
John W. Weeks
Andrew W. Mellon
Kellogg
Harry
New
John G. Sargent
West Point
Dex “Fae
Pontiac Chosen for New General Motors Industrial Venture
General Motors officials announce over 3 million dollars already allocated for Pontiac as the home of a new light six car project. The plan envisions 60,000 cars in the first year, with 2,000 jobs created at Oakland and expanded facilities to reach 600 motors a day. The project, described as GM's most far-reaching to date, aims for a December production start and a January New York show reveal.
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General Motors Corporation
Pontiac
Oakland
General Motors
A. R. Glancy
Daily Press
New York
Fisher
Chevrolet
Oaklands
Oakland Motor Car Company
Glancy
Mr. Glancy
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Mahoning Township
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Smicksburg
Marion Center
Montgomery Township
Union Mall
Arcadia
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A. A. Bennett
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Wheatfield Township
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