Border Airmen Fight for Survival in Rio Grande Patrol
U S Army aviators in the Big Bend border region endure treacherous canyon walls and raging currents along the Rio Grande. After one crash landing, Lieutenant Meary and a sergeant are rescued by Mexican residents and helped by Texas Rangers who later depart, with bandits being pursued.
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United States Army
Rio Grande
Sanderson
Presido
United States
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Texas
Mexico
Big Bend
Exis
Willam Jienry
Iack
Bandits Move After Rangers Vanish in Canyon
A pilot relays that days after the Rangers disappeared around a canyon bend bandits appeared crossing the river with food and drink, while a rescue party from Sanderson reached the area and withdrew to a hiding place across the river.
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Sanderson
Riamond Dick Novels Go Up in Smoke in Germany
A fire in a German library or bookstore destroys a collection of Riamond Dick novels, leaving investigators to determine the cause and scope of the blaze. No injuries reported as firefighters extinguish the flames and secure the scene.
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Riamond Dick
Germany
Berlin teachers burn Diamond Dick novels in push for classics
Berlin educators remove wild dime novels from schools and burn wagon loads before students. A lecture denounces bad literature and praises Goethe and Schiller as youths watch Diamond Dick titles go up in flames, signaling a shift to high culture.
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Berlin
Goethe
Schiller
Diamond Dick
Germans Buy Fleet for German Motor Industry
A German firm buys the entire German fleet in British waters along with millions of pounds worth of British vessels for use in manufacturing motor cars and farm machinery. Two old dreadnoughts are sold. Britain will deliver ships after the disarmament talks. The deal is hailed as Germany’s salvation for steel shortages and industry. The government plans to sell ship steel to manufacturers once junked in Goernon naval yards.
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London
Goernon Naval Yards
Millions for Buildings Erect Structures Worth 722 Million
The report from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States shows 722 million dollars spent on new buildings in 44 major U S cities during the first ten months of 1921. Residential, nonresidential, and alterations account for the breakdown, with 1920 figures slightly lower. Unemployment edges down nationwide aided by construction and highway programs, while Cologne reports record low jobless figures in Germany as mining, building, and chemical trades flourish.
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United States
Chamber of Commerce of
Department of Labor
Detective Loses Watch In Pickpocket Theft
Waterbury detective Milton Mullen chased a suspected thief but a second pickpocket lifted his watch unnoticed until he checked the time. In Concord, New Hampshire, A Nicola Ensolata was found dead after attempting to stop a gas leak by wrapping the pipe with a handkerchief.
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Milton Mullen
Waterbury
Conn
A. Nicola Ensolata
Concord
N. A
Special Election Notice on Township Bond Issue
Notice to electors of White County township in Indiana and Pennsylvania asking for approval of a bonded indebtedness of 600 dollars to fund road and lighting improvements. Election set March 15, 1922, from 7 am to 7 pm at usual voting places. Indebtedness equals 0.608 percent of last assessed valuation. current indebtedness none. Signed by B I Lowman president and J M Brown secretary, February 15, 1922.
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Wawrship
White County
Pennsylvania
Glock Wmn
Ross
Indiana
Saltsburg
Clymer
New State Road
B. I. Lowman
J. M. Brown
Young Township Indebtedness Election Notice in Pennsylvania
Notice to electors of Young Township, Indi Ima County, Pennsylvania. A special election is set for March 18, 1922, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at usual voting places to obtain assent to indebtedness. The proposal would fund the township share of highway improvements from Jacksonville to Clarksburg along the New State Road. Signed by C. Colnman, President, and W. Coulter, Secretary, February 20, 1922.
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Young
Indi
Ima
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Oak Township
Sai Township
Kavat
Esaees
Toyst
Jacksonville
Said
Clarksburg
Conemaugh
Saig
C. Colmnman
Administratrix Notice in Ohio Estate Proceedings
Joln T Getty attorney announces letters of administration for the estate of G B Ohrnahan of Green township who is deceased. Those with claims must present them duly authenticated and those indebted must make payment to Mrs Essim Carnattan Administratrix Indians Pa.
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Joln T
Getty
G. B. Onrnahan
Green Township
Essim Carnattan
Dpeeler & Felt
Mary J. Lowry
Indiana
Bor
S. ML Tack
Malinda Moore
Rayne Township
C Michael W. Moore
Ene
Peeler & Felt
Sarah EB. Doyle
Homer City
Mapld Campbell
Momer City
Progress Club offers reduced rates for rural delivery news
The Indiana Progress promotes a club list enabling rural subscribers to receive daily newspapers at lowered prices. Subscriptions require advance payment and cash with orders. The list includes Gazette Times, Pittsburgh Dispatch, North American, Toledo Blade, and others with varying reduced yearly rates.
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Progress
R. D
National Stockman & Farmer
Gazette Times
Pittsburgh Daily
Bctico
Pittsburgh Daily Post
R. D. Cest
Philadelphia Daily North American
Toledo Weekly Blade
McCall's Magazine
Indiana Progress
Pittsburg Daily Dispatch
Ohio Farmer Re - Progress
Woman's World
New York World Indigna
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Sutton-Miller Co
Indiana, Pa
Edison and
Victor Graphaphones
Edison
Victor Records
Victor
Clymer Furniture Co., Inc
Citizen’s National Bank
PENNA
Border Airmen
Outlawn
Texas Rangers
Mor
Meary
Glenn Springs
Earry
First National Bank
Cherry Tree
Rhineland
First National Bank OF Indiana
Hermany
Cologne
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Silas C. Streams
Philadelphia Street
Columbia Grafanolas
Globe-Wernicke
Spectar
Coulter
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