Political Calendar Presents 1923 Primary Candidates
Evening Gazette lists candidates on the Mean ticket for the September 14 1923 primary across Indiana Borough Washington Blairsville Blairsville Greensburg and surrounding townships with positions including Prothonotary County Commissioner District Attorney Treasurer Auditor and more. Names include Kooser Borland Balcolm DeGaetano Wiley Sluyvers Livingstone Be Bath Be McLain and Banks among others.
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Evening Gazette
Inne Brieting
Peblohing
Indiana
Surscundine
New News Sevice
Toes Suapetet
Pegi Smith
City Lylitor
Bix
Montas
Ile
Cha Itest
Pertola
Goehett
Kooser
Montgomery Town
H. Elmer Borland
Indiana Borouch
Joh M. Balcolm
White Township
A. DeGaetano
M. Smith
Blairsville
Borouch
Jank Moorhead
Benjamin L. Stephens
Cherryhill
C. "Oleman
Young
William F. George
W. Bruce Wagner
Waartow
Brilhart
George H. Jeffries
Grant Township
Llorence M. Leeca
Bence
Green Township
Berkey
Conemaugh
John Bennett
Menten
Wiliams
Pine Township
Marion Center
G. Stewart
Buffington Township
Charles Oe McLain
Rayes
Wallace Thomas
Diya
Lehigh Solves a Problem on Sand Hog Menace
Lehigh University, amid an expansion drive, reports solving the long standing sand hog problem. The term refers to persistent Bethlehem hoodlums who harassed the university athletic association by burrowing under the end to gain entry to the big auditorium, an issue now addressed.
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Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Athletic Association
Lehigh Plan Eases Youth Disorder With Loyalty Cards
Lehigh faculty tried cop and club methods to curb 2000 youngsters causing trouble at games. A pledge ties youth to Lehigh, courtesy, and property protection. Kids receive "kids" seating, learn cheers, and hear talks on sportsmanship. Alumni Bulletin calls it a near perfect solution and suggests other colleges may adopt it.
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Lehigh
FOURSOME BRINGS CROWD AT FITTING GOLF EVENT
This afternoon at 1 o'clock a large gathering will witness the Scotch Foursome as a featured event of the season on the focal links. The golf committee organized the annual match, promising the largest event of its kind in the club's history. Other matches include the Taylor Trophy ladies' tournament finals next week and the President's Cup qualifying rounds, with finals scheduled August 8 to 12 and a possible Ebensburg match. For sale see 917 Church street: oak bedroom suite and oak mantle.
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Golf Committee
Latrobe
Onother
Ebensburg
Nu Mine Has Shooting Scrape in Armstrong County
In Punxsutawney area shooting at Nu Mine Cowanshannock two left Philip Scapperagi in Adrian hospital with a bullet through the right lung. Frank Schipis is accused of firing after a grudge flared at Ralph Kamarat’s home. Schipis jailed in Kittanning on felonious shooting charges.
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Punxsutawney
Scapperages
Schipis
Scapperaggi
Walier
Jefferson County
Kittanning
Institute for Training Play Leaders in Indiana
Members from all organizations interested in social and civic betterment of Indiana are invited to attend the first meeting. The Recreation Leaders Institute sessions run three weeks starting September 17, every Monday Tuesday and Thursday from 7 80 to 9 15 at the Community Rest Rooms 632 Philadelphia Street and feature a broad committee lineup.
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Indiana
Indiana Community Service Recreation Institute
Robi. S. Sutton
J. Blair Sutton
R. M. Wilson
Walter Jackson
R. D. Ralston
Harry Shook
Alexandra Miller
J. A. Lawrence
Hope Stewart
Hawkins
Hyman Brody
Mary Platzer
A. M. Sanders
Paul Reed
Elizabeth Lowry
John Warner
Lang Spears
Herlinger
Recreation Leaders Institute
Qcother
Philadelpha Street
Prohibition Reform Sparks New Congressional Battle
Debates loom on Volstead enforcement as Congress splits along party lines. Senator Edge and Rep Hill poised to push new measures while drys claim a Senate majority and wets counter with 218 House seats. Rumors swirl of shakeups in the enforcement division as publicity from Roy Haynes fades.
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Congress
Daugherty
Senate
House
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Great Britain
France
Scandinavian
United States
Prohibition Enforcement
Roy A. Haynes
White House
Washington
Prohibitaat
Haynes
State College Enrolments Noted for Local Families
Mr and Mrs J S Swab of South Sixth street report their son James Swab is a sophomore at the State College. William Neff, son of Mr and Mrs Frank L Neff of School street, has enrolled in the electrical engineering school at the same institution.
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J. S. Swab
South Sixth Street
State College
James
State Institution
William Neff
Frank L. Neff
School Street
Stock market slips on heavy offerings in noon trading
New York Sep 13 heavy offerings pushed prices lower on the Stock Exchange in forenoon trading. Bethlehem Steel fell more than two points to 50, Gulf States down 2 percent to 81, U S Steel off 1 2 to 89 1 2, Crucible down two to 62. Marland Oil led oil losses, dropping over two points to 24 1 2, a new yearly low, amid continued liquidation pressures.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Bethlehem Steel
Gulf States
U. . Steel
Crucible
Marland Oil
fom Sra + ouat
S. W Orkers In Convention
The afternoon session opens with a song service led by Rev Carroll Bailey of York. Rev Charles C Cribbs of Apollo preaches on the Sun day school plan. Rev E Victor Rolland of Butler discusses The Community Training School. Five divisional instruc tions begin at 3 30 pm with children led by Miss Tuck and young people led by Walter H Jackson and Miss Esther Williams. Walter E Myers addresses and chairs the conference. The Teacher Training conference is led by Mrs Harry Earhart with Rev E Victor Rolland. Community Training School focus noted. Miss Nell Miller heads the Missionary conference. Evening session at 7 30 features Rev Dr J T Headland. Bible readings begin Friday morning by Dr John Knox McClurkin of Pittsburgh. Friday features Margaret String of Port Wayne on children’s division, Rev O Scott Mcbarland of New Brighton on Week Day Bible School, and Prof J H Dieckason of Wooster with A Dream of 1050.
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Carroll. Bailey
York
Charles C. Cribbs
Apollo
Cribbs
E. Victor Roland
Bulter
Esther Williams
Pennsylvania
John Q. Anderson
Walter E. Myers
Convention Auditorum
Harry Earhart
E Victor Rolland
Nell‘@ Miller
J.T. Headland
Headland
John Knox McClurkin
Fittsburgh
Margaret String
Port Wayne
Ind
Would Better Health Help You Get That Salary Raise
Advert shows Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup as a tonic to boost energy, appetite, digestion, and mood for workers feeling tired, with a money back guarantee if no quick improvements. Mentions availability at Daughert's Drug Store, Frank Hildebrand's Blairsville, S. H. Shepley, and other local druggists.
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Thacher
Tony Sean
Indiana
Daughert
Frank Hildebrand
Blairsville
S. H. Shepley
Appreciation From Japanese Official Thanks
Tokyo reports official gratitude from Vice Minister Tanaka Gamishuo to American Ambassador Woods for US aid after the Japan earthquake. Cremations and cleanup continue in Tokyo and Yokohama as rehabilitation is expected within a week. The Grand Hotel fire claimed Mrs. Babbit, while her daughter survived with help. Food remains plentiful and no major plague outbreak has occurred.
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Duke N. Parry
CN. S
Tokio
Tanaka Gamishuo
Syrus EL. Woods
United States
Japan
Yokohama
Debrig
Sanitary Corps
Bod‘og
N. G. Babbitt
Babbitt
Spanish Army Revolt Shocks Madrid and Barcelona
News from Barcelona reports a provisional government and martial rule after a Catalonia uprising. General Lossuda named Barcelona governor as police accept the revolution. rumors swirl of charges against the premier and foreign minister while Madrid eyes parliamentary action and a naval response.
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Catalonian Union
Premer
Madrid
Barcelona
Revels
San Sebastian
Rivera
INS
Lossuda
Catalonia
Morocca
France
Bilboa
High School Maroon and Black Football Team Prepares for Season
Reports detail grueling practice as Head Coach Spears and Assistant Ralet push a green squad toward forming a capable offense and defense for the school’s first football season. The coaches’ regime seeks to yield a team that can contend with strong state high school programs, with a schedule to be announced soon.
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Hell
Spain
Spears
Ralet
Nef
Willin
m@n. SBI
Gayana Wie
Subscriptions Over-Subscribed In Washington Report
In Washington on September 1 a government issue notes the latest debt offerings at 200 million dollars of 44 Treasury certificates and balances ready to meet fall obligations and fund remaining cash needs. Acknowledgments express gratitude for funeral services and condolences. Small odd jobs sought with contact details offered.
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Treasury
Tate- Bury
Peterman Ad Seeks Votes For Registrar In 1910s Speech
A political advertisement praises Walter D. Peterman for registrar and urges electors to support him. The text includes an endorsement attributed to Gen J C Castner from World War I service, stating high opinion of Peterman as a soldier and leader. The fragment references the 88th Infantry and a transition to another organization in France.
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Register and Recorder
Walter D. Peterman
J. C. Castner
88Th. Infantry
France
Walter Peterman
Ter D. Peterman
88Th Infantry
Peterman
Apf
Thorogarhu Pal
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