Paris Keeps Track Of Foreigners In France Cards For Identity
In Paris the Prefecture of Police reports 2 845 214 foreigners in France generate 100 060 francs daily from identity card issuance. Americans number 49 414, Italians lead with 07 659? Bulgarians are 2874. A 68 franc card required for stays over two weeks. renewals from 1925 push demand to about 300 Paris staff and 300 000 more cards by mid January.
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Monsieur Isnard
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Isnard
Eixty
M. Isnard
Pep
Man and wife die in Mobile Country Club fire
International News Service reports James J. Campbell and his wife died in the Mobile Country Club fire in Mobile Alabama. The club building was destroyed with an estimated $100000 in losses. Campbell, a club professional golfer and native of Scotland, had lived in Mobile for years. Secretary J F Stevens was badly burned while escaping.
Bail Forfeitures in Mercer County Reach 32500
Mercer Pa December 30 bail forfeitures in Mercer county criminal courts for 1925 total 32500 with six of the 23 forfeitures later returning to stand trial. Most absentees were liquor case defendants tied to Ohio residency and county bootlegger fears of Judge McLaughry’s sentences.
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Mercer
Mercer County
Ohio
J. A. McLaughry
Congregational Dinner at Neshamnock U P Church
The Neshamnock U P Church will hold its annual congregational meeting and dinner on Tuesday evening January 12 at 6 o'clock. The dinner committee includes Mrs. T C West Mrs. George Gross Mrs T A Patton Mrs James Gibson and Mrs Andrew Glenn. After dinner officers for the year will be elected and reports of current officers heard. The event also welcomes new church members.
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Neshannock U. P
T. C. West
George Gross
T. A. Patton
James Gibson
Andrew Glenn
Harlandsburg Baptist Fathers and Sons Banquet
The fathers and sons of the Harlandsburg Baptist will hold their annual banquet at Liberty Grange hall on New Year’s evening. Rev. J. W. St. Clair of Eastbrook will be the main speaker.
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Akron Couples Spend Christmas With Baker Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Longwell and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilligoss and their son of Akron spent Christmas with J. Q. Baker and family. Mrs. Longwell and Mrs. Hilli goss are identified as former Miss Nellie Baker and Miss Margaret Baker. HARLANSBURG ROAD NOTES mention T. C. West entertaining H. W. Rite.
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Ted Longwell
Frank Hilligoss
J. Q. Baker
Longwell
Nellie Baker
Hilligoss
Margaret Baker
Harlansburg Road
T. C. West
H. W. Rite
Nour
Charlotte West
Anna West
Jap Drake
Margaret Emery
Harlansburg
Ralph Emery
New Castle
Margaret Hilligoss
State Road
Christmas Gatherings Across Harlansburg Area
Families from Harlansburg Eastbrook and nearby areas shared Christmas visits. Mr. W. H. Patton required hospital stitches after an accidental eye cut. The community attended the Neshannock U P church pageant and Dorothy McConnell begins school January 4 after illness. Harold Emery visits Jap Drake, and Margaret Hilligoss with her son stay with J Q Baker’s family.
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Fred Baker
Calvin McConnell
Eastbrook
Joe Reed
W. H. Patton
Harlansburg
Neshannock U. P
Dorothy McConnell
Harold Emery
Croton Avenue
Jap Drake
Judge Slams Jury System And Lawyers In Court
Judge N. M. Wanner, retiring from the Common Pleas bench January 1 1926, denounced the jury system as defective and blamed lawyers for court delays. He said many lawyers move cases between courts to please peers. He noted the courts are behind the times after twenty years on the bench.
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York
N. M. Wanner
Common Pleas
Warner
Rush For Auto License Tags Slowing Across State
Harrisburg December 30. The motor vehicle department says the 1926 tag rush has slowed with under 14 000 applications received yesterday. December 28 1924 saw 637 595 passenger tags issued. December 28 1925 reached 666 192. Officials expect no rush for two weeks due to snowbound western counties.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Motor
Sixteen Year Old Arrested for Father Slaying in Tedrow Farm
Fulton county sheriff arrested sixteen year old Cletus Wanner Tuesday on suspicion of murdering his father Lawrence Wanner at the Wanner farm home near Tedrow. The elder man, reported intoxicated, allegedly began beating the youth before the incident.
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International News Service
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Cletus Wanner
Dunbar
Fulton County
Lawrence Wanner
Wanner
Tedrow
Here
Wanner accused in ax attack on father
Authorities say Young Wanner, recently separated from his wife, seized an ax and hacked his father to death. He had been causing trouble for some time prior to the incident.
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Wanner
Parrot Gift Idea Provokes Witty Banter in Room
A woman proposes giving away a parrot while a caller suggests the bird has been returning favors. The exchange features playful repartee about tit for tat and companionship.
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Boston Transcript
Grocer Bargain Prompted by a Child Request
A Kansas City Star snippet shows a grocer asked by a boy for change. The boy explains his mother will give him the dollar tomorrow, prompting a brief exchange about the intended transaction.
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Kansas City Star
Man Wills Estate To His Barber
The Hollidaysburg will filed today reveals William G. Morgan an Altoona merchant left his entire estate valued at 14000 dollars to his barber Emil A. Vetter.
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Altoona
Hollidaysburg
William G. Morgan
Emil A. Vetter
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