Mascots of Army Debate Return of Dogs to U S
The Watch on the Rhine reports soldiers in the Army of Occupation want to bring home their mascot dogs. Belgians Belgian wolf hounds and German sheep dogs top the list, with others like bulldogs and ravens also mentioned. Officials say no mascots aboard homebound steamers, though smuggling hopes persist.
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Army of Occupation
Watch On the Rhine
France
Belgium
Germany
Rhine
O. C
Fiat
Great Britain
United States
Red Cross
Horse Dashes in Cascade Way. Boy Damps Disturbing Runaway
A horse driven by little Miss Mary Casso bolted after being frightened by a passing automobile. Anthony Venetta nearby halted the animal. the child was shaken but unharmed and continued to a neighboring farm. Ladies' Aid of Savannah M. E. church held a full day social with lunch in the parlors, with many members listed attending. The South Side Drum Corps performed at a Farrell fair, about 60 members traveled, and new pieces were showcased under Prof. Francis Frye's leadership.
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Mary Casso
Tony Venetta
Ladies’ Aid Society
Savannah M. E
Frank H. Jones
George Weinschenk
E. P. Weinschenk
Henry Weiinschenk
Harvey Booker
Robert Mayberry
James Thompson
William Mayberry
Belle Vance
Jane Booker
Ira Cox
Charles Braatz
I. E. George
John McQuiston
Warren Leets
Eleanor Trimble
William E. Badger
Charles Smith
L. M. Read
J. R. Wright
Charles Wright
South Side
Farrell
Francis Frye
Boy Injured As He Falls From Tree At Home
Eight year old John Cigolle Jr. broke his arm after slipping from a tree at his residence. He fell to the ground while attempting to climb. He is receiving medical care from a physician.
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John Cigolle
Road repair on Pennsylvania avenue progresses
Road commissioners repair the road beyond Pennsylvania avenue after long deterioration. Workers apply ashes to the surface and fill mud holes to restore passage.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Denny Recovers from Serious Injury After Buggy Accident
L M Denny, seriously hurt last week when his collarbone broke after being thrown from a buggy while passing an automobile, is slowly recovering. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. Mr and Mrs Frank H Jones of this place entertained at a beautiful-
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L. M. Denny
Frank H. Jones
Tobacco Habit Dangers Touted by Doctor Connor
A dramatic warning cites Dr Connor of Johns Hopkins on nicotine as a deadly drug. The ad urges readers to quit now and to use Nicotol tablets with drugstore refunds, promising a forthcoming lengthy announcement in the paper.
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Doctor Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Connor
Tiyass
Dinner in Pink and White Honors Copper Family
A Friday evening dinner at 6 p m featured pink and white decorations with the season's flowers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Copper Mr. and Mrs. John Copper and son Clyde of Princeton George Jones of New Castle and Mr. and Mrs. Frank H Jones. The evening included music and conversation.
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Ralph Copper
John Copper
Clyde
Princeton
George Jones
New Castle
Frank H Jones
Local farmers begin adopting large tractors in coming season
L. H. McCord becomes an early adopter by purchasing a large tractor. Other farmers in the locality plan similar purchases for next season, signaling a shift in farming equipment.
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L. H. McCord
Return of 80th Division Soldier Brings Family to Parade
Pimer Cameron of the 80th Division returns from two years in France and Germany. His mother Mrs George Cameron and sister Mrs Floyd Newton came to Pittsburgh to watch the division parade in which he took part. He awaits discharge at Camp Dix and expects to be home soon. Roy Cameron also returned last week, becoming the second of the three Cameron brothers to come back. Additional local notices include Mrs Plantz traveling to Wurtemburg for the summer, Roy McHattie’s recovery, and visits and travels of several residents to and from Pittsburgh and other nearby places.
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Pimer Cameron
France
Germany
George Cameron
Floyd Newton
Pittsburgh
Camp Dix
Cameron Brothers
Roy
Plantz
Woodlawn
Jack Phenicie
Wurtemburg
George McHattie
William Parks
Joseph Hammond
Conneaut Lake
Edward Miner
Warren, O
Helen Barnhard
Youngstown
Clement Schennefield
Poland
Samuel Weinschenk
Billy
John Bessell
Sharon
William Bessell
Anatomical Pointers Worth Remembering Cartoon Insight
Cartoon caption from Cartoons Magazine presents humorous occupational plays on body parts. Phrenologist, manicure, pedicure and other trades are linked to savvy traits, with lines about nose around, heart of the matter, ear to the ground, and time by the forelock.
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Republic
Imprisoned In Vault While Inspecting Bank
Tulsa on a Saturday night C T Everett assistant cashier of the First National Bank led his wife child and parents through the bank and into the safety deposit vault. The child shut the vault door locking the parents inside. After debating rescue options they called the cashier who freed them. no one harmed.
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Tulsa
Okla
C. T. Everett
First National Bank
Panama to Celebrate 400th Anniversary
President Porras appoints officials and journalists to plan the 400th anniversary of Panama City founded August 15 1519. Panama claims to be the oldest European settlement in the New World and August 15 also marks the fifth anniversary of the Panama Canal opening.
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Panama
Porras
New World
Panama Canal
Westwood Girls Boycott Drunk Dancers Disrupts Local Social Scene
Westwood, Calif. June 16. Young women form a firm boycott not to dance with any man who has been drinking liquor. The ironclad rule stands firm and will not be relaxed. Wages rose about 15 percent effective June 2, benefiting 150,000 New England textile mill workers.
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Westwood
Calif
New England
Wampum Man Reports Auto Damage After The Crash
J. R. Hughes of Wampum reported to police that his car was damaged when a liquor suspected driver struck it on Delaware avenue between Sherman and Garfield. Police have the other vehicle’s number and will summon the driver.
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J. R. Hughes
Wampum
Delaware Avenue
Sheridan and
Garfield
Hughes
Seeoon
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