Prohibition Seen Making Real Progress in 1926
International News Service reports Gen Lincoln Andrews arriving in Key West to assess enforcement as conditions show improvement nationwide. Florida faces acute smuggling and cooperation gaps, yet milestones include reduced rum row in New York and tighter controls on bootlegging and sacramental wine.
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France Claims Prewar Birth Rate Survived War
Paris report states that France stands alone among belligerents in maintaining its prewar birth rate despite global conflict. The item notes national demographics or policy claims and places the assertion in the context of wartime population trends.
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Fight Brews In Congress Over Farm Measures
A high stakes clash forms in Washington as farm legislation faces heated debate after a Des Moines conference. Western farmers push for government aid to market surplus at a profit, while critics target price fixing and tariff barriers. The White House backs cooperative marketing to expand abroad, and tariff revisions loom with farm bloc pressure.
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Death Probe In Philadelphia After Man Is Shot
Police investigate the mysterious death of Joseph Mosko 35 found with a chest wound in his bed. He died later at Children’s Homeopathic hospital. A woman named Virginia Hubbard 29 was present and held as a material witness.
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CROSS WOO D PUZZLE KEYED LIST OF CLUES
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Farmers Embrace Automobiles in Lawrence County
State agriculture figures from Harrisburg show 2,031 farms in Lawrence County own automobiles, a doubling since 1919. In Butler 78 percent, Mercer 75 percent, and Beaver 82 percent of farmers use cars, with totals of 3,258, 3,417, and 1,980 respectively, signaling a shift from horse power to gas fueled travel.
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Harrisburg
Butler County
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Pat Crowe Begging After Notorious Kidnapping Past
New York December 31 Pat Crowe once infamous for the Eddie Cudahy kidnapping and a Missouri railroad robbery era figures seeks mercy in Essex Market Court. He receives a suspended sentence on vagrancy for begging in a subway while admitting he squandered his loot on wine women and song and prefers begging to theft.
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Missouri Penitentiary
Boys and Girls Crossword Puzzle Pastime
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I Will Not Be Responsible for Debts Hereafter
A concise declaration stating the speaker will not be liable for any debts incurred after a specified date, asserting personal financial responsibility only for obligations created by the signer from that point forward. The note emphasizes future liability limits and personal accountability.
Mellon Institute studies sleep science at Carnegie tech dorm
In Pittsburg on December 31 the Mellon Institute began a long term study of sleep psychology with twelve Carnegie Institute of Technology students living in a single house. Dr H M Johnson uses a chronoscope to measure mental alertness and links fatigue from sleep loss to effects similar to alcohol or starvation. Sleep regularity and midnight depth are highlighted for youth, health, and recovery from fatigue.
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Carnegie Institute of Technology
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Will of Mrs Statler Reveals Large Personal Estate
The will of Mrs Statler wife of Ellsworth M Statler president of Hotels Statler Co reveals more than 1 000 000 in personal property. A sister Della F Manderbach now in New York City receives 250 000. Adopted children Milton Keeland Marian Frances Ellsworth Morgan and Elva Idesta share equally in a 100 000 trust fund.
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Pittsburgh Man Named President of State Educators
Chas. E. Dickey of Pittsburgh head of Allegheny county schools was elected president of the Pennsylvania State Educational Association at the convention in Scranton. Harrisburg was chosen for the next year’s convention.
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Allegheny County
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
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