War Records For All Soldiers And Nurses Planned
C B Randall of West Grant Street Boulder of hooks designs a national project to publish records for every World War soldier and nurse. The House of Randall in Pittsburgh leads with a $300,000 concern and statewide branches to compile division histories, with profits donated to wartime or related causes.
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C. B. Randall
Weat
Grant Street
Boulder
Fnd
House of
House of Randall
Pittsburgh
United States
Randall
Joseph Thompson
Leaver Falls
ES. Wallace
W. O H. Parke
Logan-Gregs Hardware Company
Pitsburgh
Richard Coulter
First National Banke of
Greenaburs
Edward Martin
110Th Infantry
6Th
J. Leslie Kineaide
Jonn
O'Ryan
Ralph D- Cale
Ohio
Emerson Gifford Taylor
New England
Officies
Willion
le T United States
Desertions Alleged In Divorce Cases
Mrs Gala Cameron through her attorney Cloth and White seeks divorce from Ron den on grounds of desertion. They wed in April 1816 and separated by April of the following year. Frank Wabank, by same attorney, filed for divorce from Josephing Wolczak on desertion since March or year unknown. They married in October and dissolved by early 1920s.
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Gala Cameron
Ronden
Urad
Frank Wabank
Sama Ail Dornisa
Wolczak
Ysranthe
Rabbit Leaps Into Oven During Hunt Near Montgomeryville
A frightened rabbit fleeing three pursuing hounds ran into Mrs. Samus Koffel’s kitchen in Montgomeryville Pa. It leaped into an oven but no fire was burning. Mrs. Koffel closed the oven door. the rabbit escaped when she opened it later and vanished into a nearby thicket.
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Montgomeryville
Samus Koffel
Three-Year-Old Girl Burned Near Gas Stove
In Ellwood City Glenn Avenue, the three year old daughter of W M Grundel was badly burned Thursday while playing near a gas stove. Dr Brown treated the child and the fire department extinguished a small fire that spread from clothing to rugs with minor property damage.
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Ellwood City
Bee
W. M. Grundel
Glenn Avenue
Lr. Brown
Fir Department
Attorneys Argue In Squire Court Over Testimony
In Squire Hamiltons court yesterday a legal point arose over witnesses. Officer Anderson was questioned about his status as a commonwealth witness before Monhto testified. Anderson, held on 1000 bail, plus Joe Lavrick, accused of selling mayor in Bessemer, also faced trial and was remanded in 1000 bail.
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Squire’s Court
Hamilton
Patsy Monies
Nicolaa Monchetta
Manico
Eros
Dickey
Anderson
Attornney
Musa
Monlto
Joe Lavrick
Bessemer
Squire Hamilton
Omeer Anderson
Lavrick
County Board Urges State Bridge Law in Pa
Wyoming county commissioners launched a campaign for state legislation to take over and maintain all county bridges on state roads. They argued state bridges on state roads should be funded without discrimination and cited engineering supervision costs of 4681 and 7010 for a Falls bridge project. They also sought state coverage of property damage from road improvements.
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Tunknannock
Wyoming
Falls
Few Constables Return To Quarter Sessions Under New Law
Constables will return to judge Henry Monday morning with only six to eight appearing, instead of all on opening day. The new law exempts them from appearing just for form. They are expected to report issues such as bad roads and dangerous bridges.
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Hmery
Quarter Sessions Court
Eight Restaurants To Cat Food Prices
New York reports a Justice Department inquiry led by Assistant Attorney General Riley finding five leading hotels and three restaurants under scrutiny for seduction of high prices. A proposed $2 table d hote breakfast and dinner menus suggest costs between $4 and $5 if charged separately, reflecting looming price changes.
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New York
Der
Department of Justice
A. W. Riley
General Riley
Kanengeiser's Car Stolen Last Night
A Dodge car from the vicinity of the Opern House was stolen while Kanengeiser and Ma Kanone Reikar were in a performance. Offner Thomas Lynch observed a man at Attande Avenue when the theft occurred. The vehicle was later found intact except for missing tools, and authorities recovered the car.
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P. A. Kandgeier
Operm Houde
Ma Kanone Reikar
Mort
Offner
Thoma Lynch
Wowi
Doctors Oppose Federal Board Action At Meeting
Lawrence County Medical Association members protested the Federal Board for Vocational to schools of Chiropractic and Osteopathy. Dr W A Worner urged a protest resolution to be sent to the federal board. Dr Worner argued that postwar training standards are being lowered and only thorough fundamentals ensure competent practice. Dr M Iseman spoke on Arthritis. Plans were made for the annual banquet on December 9 with Dr Victor Letjinasse of Chicago as guest of honor.
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Federal Board For Vouwlignal
Lawrence County
W. A. Wouwr
Howe
Womper
Federal Board
Isemant
M. Iseman
Ellwood City
Lawrence Club
Victor T. Letjinasse
Chinago
Price Cut on Kentucky Crude Oil Reported
The Kentucky crude price was reduced by 25 cents per barrel, with the cut attributed to the Stull Refinement company of Louisville. Joseph Seep of the Standard Oil purchasing agency suggested the price change, though the issuing city and full details remained unclear.
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Kentucky
Alional Kews Service Burgh, A
Baesourcement
Wml City
Joseph Seep
Standard Oi! Rompany
Standard OW
Lag Udt
Seep
Stull
Young Married People Ask Burns To Teach December
The Young Married People's Bible class at First Mt. SB church has petitioned Connellmus W. T. Burns to teach the class for December. Burns agreed to lead the coming Sunday and is considered by the class to have made a favorable impression, prompting the request for him to teach throughout the month.
Wee Mousie Paradise Cheese Display Captures Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania a massive cheese display occupies a grocery store on Lackawanna Avenue. The colossal dairy product weighs 29,222 pounds and is billed as the largest cheese ever seen, using a giant cake shaped form to illustrate its size.
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Scranton
Der
Lackawanna
Blind Lawyer Opens Offices With His Wife
A newly opened law office in town displays the sign Brooke and Hronka. Cole Odway reports Brooks and his wife Star W. Brooks recently obtained licenses to practice law in Colorado. The couple, from Kane Bax City, establish the practice together.
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Oidway
Cole
Brooke & Hronka
UL Brooks
Stareviet W. Brooks
Ucenses
State Supreme Court
Colorado
Brooks
Bind
Studs
Kane Bax City
Untangling Names at Mawk May Mintek Nuptials
The text reports a wedding event with numerous misread names and places. It notes the ceremony occurred yesterday after a two o’clock start at a local venue. The bride and groom departed for a honeymoon in a nearby city.
Indge Names Daddy For 2 Year Old Miss
In probate court Judge Lockyear decides who will be the father of the two year old child known as Miss Indge. The ruling denies a suit by Clayton Dilley against Roy Hall and assigns custody to Dilley. Hall claimed paternity, citing a dying statement from the baby's mother.
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Blanche
Lockyear
Clayton Dilley
Roy Hall
Hall
Dilplex
Tillex
Howeve
Dilley
Indians Buy Silk Shirts and Hose in Civilization Rush
Report from San Francisco notes lavish spending by Indigenous groups on modern luxuries. Describes purchases of silk shirts, hose, automobiles, alcohol, and other apparel as evidence of cultural change and integration with California urban life. Indicates varied age groups and regions like Mono and Inyo counties engaging in this spending spree.
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Ban Francisco
Der
Phite Indiana
Mono
Inyo
California
Rat Amarte
Reninder
Heanor
Roberts charged with bigamy in Oklahoma case
Tulsa police arrest George B Roberts alleged arch bigamist with four wives known to him and possibly more. He will be taken to Sapulpa to face bigamy and worthless check charges in what officials say could reveal a notorious criminal career in Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Okla
Nec
George BE. Roberts
Tin Roberts
Roberts
Sapulpa
Solicn
Oklahoma
Forty hogs die from poison on Lancaster Co. farm
Columbia TH Dec 4 Samuel Bard of Ironville reports forty hogs summarily died on his Lancaster County farm weighing about 300 pounds total autopsy shows poison in each stomach many more hogs affected expected to die how the poison was administered remains unknown and town report notes unusual activity at the farm
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Columbia, TH
Samuel Bard
Ironvile
Tariff Wall Against American Jazz Music Arrives in Trade Fight
International Nova Service reports a new tariff plan aimed at blocking imports of American jazz music materials. The measure seeks to impose duties and create a date by which payments must be made, potentially curbing foreign music products entering the market.
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Waldorf Worel
Liberty Ioan
Loin
An- Herem
Mr. Ranall
London
Chitral
India
Rabbit
Kanengeiser
Medical Society
Burns
Nowa
Iaeringo
Attic
Devéland
Palluek
Sampeck
Eee
Bays
Indge
Daddy
Miss
Lancaster Co
Herb D. McGown
Brown
Herb D. McGoun
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