November frosts in Florida bring shivers to visitors
Northern visitors flock to Florida as November frosts hit Orange City and surrounding groves. D A Cunningham reports temperatures from 45 to 72 degrees with hopes of a good fruit crop unless another freeze threatens. Growers mark fruit quality and prices while tourists seek escape from cold. Teachers warned against solicitors using schools as ad space in Indiana County.
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Vermont
Massachusetts
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Indiana County
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Starford Red Cross Thanks for Membership Roll Call Support
Starford Pa November 19 1028 gratitude notes accompany Red Cross membership drive amid mining downturns. Membership enrollment totaled $1 plus 5 for Japanese relief from the Sunday school. community contribution brought the total to 100 dollars. Committee signs off with names R L Ketop Mrs Chester Wilhames Mr Albert Kinnan Mrs A B Goodwin and Mrs George Miller.
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Starford
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R. L. Ketop
Chester Wil- Hames
Albert Kinnan
A. B. Goodwin
George Miller
Army Air Service claims U S leads world in aircraft tech gains
Washington reports the United States has taken the lead in airplane motor and aircraft construction. The Army Air Service credits McCook Field and the Bureau of Standards for advances boosting performance and efficiency, citing record-breaking engine power, stronger wings, and metal alloys like duralumin. The De Bothezat helicopter is noted as a pioneering vertical flight project.
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Air Service
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Dayton
Bureau of Standards
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
America
Liberty Motor Triumph
de Bothezat
New Invention Aims to Steady Naval Guns On Ships
Chatham and Wayland report experiments with a scoposcopic instrument intended to abolish ship rolling. The apparatus fitted to two vessels at Chatham dockyard will undergo sea tests. If successful it could revolutionize naval warfare by eliminating the troublesome rolling that plagues heavy battleships.
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Chatham
Wayland
Chathan
Heirs to Sue Over Manhattan Lot Valued at 78 Million
Heirs of Robert Hollards claim ownership of property in Manhattan's fifth ward. The tract once leased for 99 years and now valued at over 78 million dollars is contested by Edwards heirs in Kentucky and Obju after a Revolutionary era transfer. The case pits long unsettled titles against present occupants in a high stakes dispute.
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Lexington
New York
Robert Hollards
Robert Biards
Miunhattan
Office boy makes 2500 on 24 investment in Chicago
An office boy bought almanac stamps for 24 and recently sold them for 2500 to Col. BK Green, son of Hetty Green, after a Chicago official-related tale of a proposed 10,000 rent profit. A man offered a block of stamps to a Chicago businessman but was refused.
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Jast
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The Return of Enoch a Turbulent Family Tragedy Tale
A 1923 fiction fragment tells of Hiram Enoch a rich money lender and his son Edward in a fatal inheritance clash. Edward returns home from years away, murders his father to seize a will, and discovers a hidden twist about rightful heirs in a grim town saga.
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Cousin Shaw
Willy
Nin
Tram
Tim
Hon
Firaim
Flo
Bit
Dismissing Him Gently At The Shop
A shop chief dismisses a boy who claims weekly pay. The boy, cheery and whistling, pockets a wage and leaves. The chief learns he was never hired and had simply delivered a note from another army. The department manager confirms no hiring took place.
Court Order Fails as Mother Evades Custody Plot
A desperate London or New York style scene shows Lois fleeing with her four month old son Billy after a court grants custody to Sara. Tracked by detectives the mother uses a daring rope escape and a doll swap to hide the child. In a tense chase she outsmarts the constables, slips away with Billy and vanishes.
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Lois
Billy
Sara
Billonaire
Philip
Nevar
Raidair
Buncoed Religion Lesson in Church Exchange
A humorously sharp exchange between two Methodist and Church of England adherents reveals cynicism about church money. One older man boasts of long attendance and high costs, while the other questions the value of his sacrifices. The dialogue pits pious devotion against financial sentiment in a cobbled conversation.
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Buncoed
Church of England
Indictments Against Railroads and Coal Firms Filed
Two secret federal indictments allege violations of the Sherman Act by the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company and the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal and Iron Company. The charges claim cooperation to withhold demurrage charges, discriminate against other shippers, and grant favors in freight rates around last year’s mining suspension. Evidence ties the coal company to the rail line, with offices in Rochester and Indiana, Pa.
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Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal and Iron Company
United States
William J. Donovan
A. P. Dispatch
Pittsburgh Gazette
Rochester
Coal Company
Indiana
Orphans Court Sale Ordered in Indiana County
By order of the Orphans Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania dated October 1 1923 there will be exposed to adjourned sale in the Court House at Indiana Indiana County Pennsylvania on HRMS OF BALE.
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Connell
Counell
Board of Health
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
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J St. Richardugh Sheri
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Eclock
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Lyon
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Vinton
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Chyer Road
B. Bunyan
Rockview Park
John
Walbsck
Uatager
New Florence
Mechanicsburg
K. Mock
Brushvalley
J. M
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Ang
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Rugh
Brosh
Valley
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Borough of Indiana
Mena
Lown
Cothurlastoners
J. Willis Wilson
DOTY
D. I. Botunl
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