Pinchot and Pepper set to speak at Grange session
Governor Gifford Pinchot and Senator George Pepper are to address the 53rd annual Pennsylvania Grange session in Johnstown Pa opening today. About a thousand delegates and many visitors attend the three day meeting with reports on membership and state farming programs.
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Pinchot Silent After Coal Strike Talks With Business Men
Governor Gifford Pinchot refused to elaborate on a meeting with a committee of business men from the anthracite fields. The group discussed actions to advance settlement of the coal strike, but Pinchot offered no further details on what transpired.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Assistant Federal Attorney Resigns in Pittsburgh
Frederick McCutcheon, assistant federal district attorney, resigned to devote full time to private practice. He submitted the notice to District Attorney John D. Meyer in Pittsburgh on December 9.
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Pittsburgh Post
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Frederick McCutcheon
John D. Meyer
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Solving Hints
A grid of crossword clues is presented with numbered across and down entries. The list includes common words for entries such as Evergreen Foray Deserve and others, plus solving tips encouraging filling certain sure words first to reveal cross letters and enable further crossings.
Mrs. Mary Thaw Leaves Hospital For Home
The condition of Mrs. Mary Copely Thaw, mother of Harry K. Thaw, remains unchanged after a June fall and hip fracture. She has been removed from the hospital to her home, according to her physician.
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Mary Thaw
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Mary Copely Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Trapper Fatally Fights Over Gold Rush Claim
In the Chilko Lake district near Williams Lake Canadian trapper Alex Ducharme is killed after a quarrel with Fred Cyr who warned of a gold rush. Cyr is charged with murder as the dispute over prospecting and partnership erupted into a duel.
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Alex Ducharme
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Musterole Eases Cold Symptoms Quickly
A nostalgic ad warns that a simple cold can worsen into flu or pneumonia if untreated. It touts Musterole made from mustard oil camphor menthol and other ingredients as a counter irritant that stimulates circulation and loosens congestion without blistering. Rub in with fingertips for a warm tingle and cooling relief.
Boys And Girls Cross Word Puzzle Preview
The page shows a cross word puzzle with two running sections. Across clues include a game shown in the picture a tropical fruit an insult and more. Down clues cover custom receptacle yeast and a past tense verb. Yesterday's puzzle answered.
Somerset Woman First to Kill Deer This Season
Mrs. Dora Enoes of Somerset is credited as the first woman to kill a deer this season. The Laurel Hill buck weighed 175 pounds. The item notes a Christmas gift tradition referencing Queen Elizabeth and the Earl of Leicester from 1574.
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Dora Enoes
Somerset
Laurel Hill Mountains
Earl of Leicester
Queen Elizabeth
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