Bill To Restore All Alien Property Introduced
In Washington, a bill to restore alien property to its rightful owners was introduced by Senator King. A separate resolution proposes invoking the conduct of alien property custodians since their wartime creation. King says the property should be held as a trustee only for the war and must be restored at once. Senator Roarah of Thako also announced sponsorship of related measures.
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King
Tiniz
Holt
Roerah, K
Thako
Siti- Var Bi
Plain Grove News Briefs and Local Mentions
Plain Grove items report Grover Steved buying timber from Mead Shoatt. Harry Stewart of Kersville visited his father Stewart this past Sabbath. Prof Thompson principal of Hartman school at Weed City was reported. Mrs Margaret McCommon home visit noted. Additional miscellaneous local notices follow with fragmented details.
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Grover Steved Fais
Mead Shoatt
Harry Stewart
Kersville
Stewart
Thompson
Hartman Sehanl
Weed City
Cher
Margaret McCommon
J. Neely
Fragmentary Rural Notes From West Lich Area
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a farm near West Lich and names Eliza Fosho and Mrs A mnt Grove with references to returning home last Friday. It notes Hazel Glenn suffering an attack of poigimanis and references HL Wooster confined to bed with a companion. Other lines mention a New Castle Saturday evening and Paradocan business on first Saturday, with garbled context.
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West Lich
Eliza Fosho
Amnt Grove
Hazel Glenn
HL Wooster
Charles
New Castle
Theodore
Otey
Chewton Notes and Local Socials Report
Chewton notes cover church activities including Loyal Bible Class retreat prayer meetings and Ladies Aid events. Social mentions include visits by Mr and Mrs Frank Shurty and other locals, with several name checks and everyday city visits noted. A train accident in Clarion ends the item, reporting the death of McEwen after his car stalled on tracks at Dead Man's Corner.
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Cighristian
Chewton Christi
Alex, Patton
Evelyn
Rul
Rockdale
Martioy Allen
Elwood City
George Conner
Chas
New Cas
Wane
Clarion
Dee
W McEwen
New Bethlehem
Pennesylvania Railroad
Ilis
Kip's Quadroon Bride Heads to Florida in Suit Fallout
New York dispatch reports Alice Jones Rhinelander, winner in the marriage suit by Leonard Kip Rhinelander, leaving New York for the south. Her mother Mrs. George Jones accompanies her. Kip Rhinelander declines to disclose the destination, saying only that he knows where she is bound.
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New York
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Victor
Leonard Kip
Rhinelander
Wes
Jacksonville
George Jones
Dee
Heere Mulier
Youtte Rhinelander
President Sends Senate Hundreds Of Nominations
President Quglidge transmitted to the senate hundreds of nominations for offices from cabinet posts to minor posts, covering nine months of recess. Some nominees had served in their posts months, with no renomination for Woodlock of New York to the ICC and Haney of Oregon to the Shipping Board amid opposition and resistance.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Thomas &. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hert Maney
Oregon
Shipping Board
Woodlock
Haney
London Lord Mayor at 78 Starts Strenuous Year
London’s Lord Mayor Sir William Pryke, aged seventy eight, embarks on a packed year of public dinners social duties on the magistrate bench and numerous committee meetings. He faces a schedule of over forty big public dinners as civic companies invite him to preside at their annual events.
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London
William Pryke
Speegh
Ety
Prince Aage of Denmark Visits United States as Lecturer
Prince Aage of Denmark, a 38 year old Foreign Legion officer and cousin to the kings of Denmark and England, arrives in the United States on a six month furlough. He explains his lecturing tour to earn a living, not for adventure, and notes his desire to influence men rather than cling to rank. He is married to Countess Calvi di Bergolo of Malta, who renounced her claim to the Danish throne.
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Prince Race OF
Denmari
Agyn
Denmark
Foreign Legion
Enland
Alexandrya
England
Aage
United States
Auge
Lectongs
Calvi di Bergolo
Malta
Ida
Butterfly migration puzzles scientists
Butterflies migrate yearly from southern breeding grounds to northern regions. Some travel from Africa across deserts to Europe, reaching the Mediterranean coasts in April and England by May end. The journey to Iceland may involve many generations, with origins south of a vast desert belt.
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Mediterranean
England
Scotland
Belind A
C. B. Wilanis
Higyptian
Ministry of Sericulture
Great Desert Belt
Africa
Asia
Williams
Butler- Sea
Iceland
Mercer County Party En Route to New Mexico
The Mercer County party, including Mr and Mrs John McConnell and Misa Martha, travels to Alberatorgua NOM due to a tuberculosis illness that has struck Martha McConnell, requiring a prolonged stay for health reasons and treatment.
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Mercer County
New Mexico
Misrona
John McConnell
Misa Marth
Alberatorgua Nom
Martha McConnnel
Former Mercer Lawyer and Campaign Manager Dies
Th. Hy Moore, longtime Mercer attorney and James Cox presidential campaign manager, died at his home in Youngy fawn. He was known in Mercer for his marriage to Martha Reznor of the city and was a prominent local figure.
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Meron
Ward
Th. Hy Moore
Youngyfawn
Mr. Moore
James Cox
Mercer
Martha Reznor
Will Not Marry Modern Women League Formed in Germany
In Berlin a league formed by men seeking old fashioned wives vows never to marry a girl addicted to the figurete. Some members sought a stricter rule barring marriage to women who smoke drink or bob their hair or wear painted lips.
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Berlin
Germany
Robbers Loot Lincoln Street Home for Rare Coins
In Oniontown Pennsylvania last night thieves entered G. A. Lux’s Lincoln street residence while the family was away and took a collection of rare coins valued between five thousand and six thousand dollars along with other valuables. The coins had been collected over years and many were prized. An upstairs room held the hoard, secured by a stolen key, amid a string of robberies reported over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oniontown
G. A. Lux
Lincoln Street
Boiler Explosion Kills Two on Baltimore & Ohio Train
Two men died when a locomotive boiler exploded near Civids station four miles north of Worton Maryland. Fireman Sineer and another crew member were fatally injured as the boiler rupture ripped through the engine shortly after departure from the main station.
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Worton
Mil
Sineer
Joel
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Civids Station
Novi
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Chewton
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Florida
Alice Junes
Rhinelander Acrome
Alexandra
Westminster Abbey
McKee’s
McKee
Willams
Bill Bolas
Richard Hadnut
Alonday
Charles M. Grace
Mercer Man
Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
Alt
Ben Johnson
North Mill Street
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