Administration Unite Pleased Over Elections
Early returns from Maine and Minnesota indicated renomination of Senators Frederick Hale and Frank Kellogg, allies of the Harding administration, while the defeat of any rival to them would have troubled the party's old guard. As more returns arrived, leaders hailed Hale and Kellogg as straight victories and predicted future primaries would favor administration-backed candidates over progressive challengers.
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International News Service
Washington
Old Guard
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Minnesota
Frederick Hale
Frank B. Kellogg
Harding
Harry S. New
Smith W. Brookheart
Republican Party
Hale
Kellogg
Antique Walnut Dresser and Ivory Suite Sale Notice
A sale advertisement highlighting American Walnut Dresser Chifforette Bow-End Bed and Vanity Dresser priced at 186 dollars, TOPeek Lee Ivory 4-piece suite with vanity bed, Italian Polychrome 3-piece Walnut Suite valued at 450 dollars, 5 6-piece Brown Mahogany Suite at 555 dollars, and a DuoTone Walnut 4-piece set priced around 390 dollars.
Rebekahs to Meet Wednesday for Parade Preparations
Members of Rachel Rebekah lodge No. 40 will meet in their hall Wednesday June 21 at 1 30 p m to make sashes caps and final arrangements for the I O O F parade in connection with the big outing that order. Owing to the need to complete parade arrangements every member is expected to attend Wednesday afternoon.
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Rachel Rebekah Lodge
British Officials Welcome Lloyd George Poincare Pact
British officials voiced elation over the Hague conference agreement between Premier Lloyd George and Premier Poincare. The accord reverses French policy and they expect a Russia loan on terms recognizing full debt, restoring private property, and offering safeguards. Cooperation includes Belgium with Italy aligned and Japan likely to follow.
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London
Lloyd George
Poincare
England
France
Russia
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Cars Bump In Minor Smashup At City Intersection
Jo Leavit of Youngstown and a Penna license car collided near East and Washington streets around 11 pm Monday. Leavit reported traveling west on Washington as the Pennsylvanian tried to turn from East toward Washington. Detective Lynch investigated the minor accident with multiple witnesses.
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Jo Leavit
Youngstown
Penna
East
Washington Streets
Leavit
Washington Street
Pennsylvania
East Street
Lynch
Guarding California Fruit Company Window Incident
Officer Mike Connors found the East Washington street window of the California Fruit Company open Monday night and appointed himself guardian until the proprietor could be notified. The merchant later secured the window, which appeared jimmied with intent to rob the store.
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Mike Connors
California Fruit Company
East Washington Street
Broker Thrown From Horse in Fairmount Park
Robert N. Stinson, a well known Philadelphia broker, was found unconscious near Wissahickon drive in Fairmount Park after being thrown from his horse during an early morning gallop. He sustained a fractured skull and was hospitalized at Germantown hospital. The horse was later found running wild through the park.
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Philadelphia
Robert N. Stinson
Wissahickon Drive
Fairmount Park
Germantown Hospital
Drag Man From Train Kill Sparks Irish Tense Tension
In NeWry County Down a train was halted at Garaghwood junction and Peter Muray a Catholic was dragged to the ground and shot dead. Authorities believe the execution was retaliation for recent killings in Armagh.
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Newry
Ireland
Garaghwood Junction
County Down
Peter Muray
Armagh
Antelope Is Purely An Animal Says Not Mountain Legend
The phrase clarifies that an antelope is an animal and distinct from any mountain myth or symbolic lore, reinforcing scientific classification separate from local legends or misbeliefs.
Plains and woodlands lack fossil records of it east of Mississippi
The American Forestry Magazine states the subject has never been found in timber or mountains and there is no evidence in fossil or subfossil remains, Indian mound relics, or regional tradition east of the Mississippi River.
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American Forestry Magazine
Mississippi River
Women harder to trace than men for missing heirs
Lawyers and others who seek unclaimed fortunes note that women are far harder to locate than men due to frequent name changes, complicating inheritance searches.
Longevity of friendship in later life
The passage notes that aging individuals retain stronger ties with old girl friends and cherish youthful correspondence, often blessed by these enduring remembrances. It highlights how such relationships persist as people grow older and reflect on past bonds.
Lone Drunk Faces His Honor Today
A lone drunk was paraded before Mayor Burns to answer a charge of drunkenness after being picked up by officers. Ed Frances is named in connection with the incident and the hearing was scheduled for today.
City guardians fined for thoughtless conduct
Shaner and O Rourke at three market street were fined five dollars and costs for causing the city guardians trouble. They were released after paying the amount.
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Cers Shaner
O'Rourke
Three & m
School employees nominate candidates for retirement board
Toona schools and George H. Weiss of Pottsville were named as candidates for membership on the State school employed retirement board by a special committee. The teachers will vote on the slate next fall.
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Toona Schools
George H. Weiss
Pottsville
Retirement Board Candidates Named
Harrisburg dispatch notes candidates for the retirement board, with Laramy as superintendent of the AI district and other officials named. The article outlines candidate names and roles in the county election process.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Rh, Laramy
Draws the Line at Chinam en
A census worker visits a statistician who notes he has three children and quips that only three will be born because statistics show one in four people is a Chinese man. The joke reflects outdated ethnic humor in a satirical context from the Rocky Mountain Mirror.
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Rocky Mountain Mirror
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Lee
Resser
Axminster
Kirman Rugs
Norwood
Cornell Rugs
Roxbury
Free Furniture Co
Ohio
Rebekahs
David M. Church
Mfg. Co
Long Ave
Bell
Simmon
Reed and
Broker
Retirement Board
Chinamen
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