Pennsylvanians Past And Present Portrait Of Colonel Frazer
Fredrich A Godcharles writes of Teah Frazer a Lancaster lawyer leader born June 27 in Early 19th century Pennsylvania. Frazer emerged as a Democratic power broker in Lancaster joining James Buchanan and Thaddeus Stevens in state politics while earning fame as a celebrated orator known as the Lancaster War Horse. He spoke at the 1844 Baltimore convention influencing Namings and remained a driving force in politics until his death in 1856 leaving a legacy of leadership and a family line including wife Abian and three sons and a daughter.
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Teah Frazer
Biateaman
Carpenter Hall
Lancaster Eenty
Pennsylvania
Wiliam Clark
Susan Carpenter Frazer
Carpenter Young Kazar
Amos Elmakor
Lanccaster
Lancaster Har
James Buchanan
Thaddeus Stevens
Sion
Lancaster County
Buchanan
Stevens
Frazer
Justines
Ligequsea
Colonel Frazer
Uence
Baltimore
Polk
Silas Wright
Wright
Lowall
Washington
George M. Dalslas
Philadelphia
Robert Toombs
Fieres
Aten
Prager
Abian
John and
Jane Porter Steele
Lancaster
Lancaster War Horse
Curb Is The Limit club for youngsters debuts in Chicago
A city radio note highlights KYW Chicago starting a youth club to teach safe crossing by counting to ten. The piece also salutes a strong station log and features Rev R N Taylor of Volant Pa praising logging efforts and sharing his radio setup and reception notes from New Castle in 1925.
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KYW
Chicago
Iter
R. Taylor
Volant
Realty Transfers Include Numerous Small-Value Deeds
Multiple transfers recorded in Ellwood City and surrounding areas show Floyd T Patterson to Leonardi W Petterman in Second ward, Elwood City. John D Patterson to Mary N Nogele in Big Beaver township for commonly one dollar. Clyda M Hennon to Stima Vendema in Fourth ward for one dollar. Caterina Restivo to Thomas B Moore in Fourth ward for one dollar. Bridget Majors to Abner Majors in Wayne township for one dollar. James Majors to Abner Majors. Pittsburgh Coal Company to Abner Majors in Wayne township. St Charles W Shellenberger to City of New Castle in Third ward for four dollars. James A Brown to George W Scott in Wayne township for one dollar.
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Floyd T. Patterson
Leonardi W. Petterman
Ellwood City
John D. Patterson
Mary N. Nogele
Big Beaver Township
Clyda_M. Hennon
Stima Vendema
Caterina Restivo
Thomas B. Moore
Bridget Majors
Abner Majors
Wayne Township
James Majors
The
Pittsburgh Cn
Evening radio program schedule with concerts and scores
A 1925 radio schedule lists multiple stations WHAB WCAE YW EDFA Ww and others with times for concerts baseball scores weather forecasts and literary readings. Notable items include dinner concerts at 1:30 and 7 pm local times, a Barnyard Symphony by Charlie Warner, and poems by James Whitcomb Riley. regional time standards vary by station.
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EDFA
Bad Picebaren
Stockman
Lvestort
Symphony
Arlington
Cincinnati
Gibson
Hotel Gibson
Barnyard Symphony
Charlie Warner
James Whitcomb Rile
Anniversaries and historical notes from early American history
A scattered list of historical anniversaries mentions Grey the shipowner born in Lynn Massachusetts who died in Boston on November 4 1823. a Monterey friars expedition establishing a San Francisco mission. James Smithson founder of the Smithsonian Institute passing in Genoa then France in 1743. John Fors Georgia secretary of state under Jackson. a Berlin conference on German Zollverein. MacArthur led a Manila expedition. Walter Wellmans Arctic quest from Tromsoe. President Herding visiting Zion National Park. stray line about a girl.
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Grey
Lynn
Mass
Boston
Monterey
San Francisco
James Smithson
Smithsoniac Iuostiturion
Genoa
Italy
France
John Fors
Georgia
Jackson
Berlin
Zollvereinig
Mazila
Arthur Macarthur
Walter Wellman
North Pole
President Herding
Zion National Park
Utah
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Reah Frazer
Buchanan and
Frederich A. Godcharles
Fireworks Sporting Goods Store
Photoplays
Pratt Broadway
Ty Aaron Hoffman
James Young and
Willard Mack
AACE
Davidson
Brownoah
Lloyd Rugees
Robert Edeson Swillam
Moswaaay
Harlam
James Young
Pittsburgh
Douglas Fairbanks
Fables
Lawrence County
Confessions OF A Queen
Alice Terry
Lewis Stone
Apf Dakar
Nrec
Jesse Slasky
Bluebeard
New York
Frenchy
Canvely
Miss Daniels
Neal Burns
Pathe News
Capitol Trio
Pathe Review
Santh Mingo
Fred Thomson
Bandits
Regent Mon
Tartone
Pierre Tartone
Inset
Claudia Windsor Tartone
Renato Zenelli
Metrapolitan Opera
Bantone
Rcal
Woaw
Omaha
Neb
R. N. Taylor
Radio
Eitor
Harrison Street
New Castle
WOC
WSBM
WBC
WLAK
WSB
WSMB
WLW
Wey
WIEBO
WCX
WCAE
WBZ
KDKA
WPG
WCBZ
WORD
WSAI
WHT
WBBM
WEAR
WOQ
Kansas City
WQJ
Chicara
Harry Alexander
Cupid Rules
TY Peter Clark
Macfarlanes
Saturday Evening Post
Patricia Palmer
Ranger Bill Miller
A. Lee
Bradford
Snowy Baker
Wowld Never Forget
Leo Maloney
Ben Alexander
Yankees
Star Tires
R. A. Bailey Auto
S. Jefferson Street
Steele
Royal Mounted
James Oliver Curwood
Frank Keenan Lloyd Hughes
Dex Kentucky Way
Romsace
WHAB
Cleveland
Ohio
Tyne
Iée Matern
Wypo
Chisago
Til
Bnworn
Alda Weaf
Falo
United States
Army Band
MDEA
Mittsburgh
Westinghouse
Marjorie Keil Benton
EHJ
Los Angeles
Hickman
Tami
Brooks
Home. Co
Senorita
Tomar
Chicquita
eDesert
First National Pictures, Inc
Don Mullaly
Lioyd Hughes
Colleen
Moore
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