Pennsylvanians Past And Present James Campbell
James Campbell jurist and Pennsylvania attorney general later postmaster general under Polk born Philadelphia September 1 1812. He served Philadelphia court of common pleas judge from 1842 to 1852 then as attorney general 1849 1853 leading reformer in postage and registry systems. He argued Wheeling Bridge and Dred Scott cases and remained active in law until his death in Philadelphia January 23 1393. Mrs MacArthur of Pierson Town is noted as a great grandmother aged 53.
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James Campbell
Pennsylvania
United States
Philadelphia
Anthony
Catherine Doran Campbell
Ireland
James
Stockdale Academy
Robert Ingram
Campbell
Court of Common Pleas of
Franklin Pieres
Wheeling Bridge
Dred Scott
Ohio River
Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Missouri
Il Unais
Scott
Ilinois
Regent offers five tickets for $1.00 deal
A friendly notice touts Regent cinema showing five tickets for $1.00. It claims superior value and lists Metro-Goldwyn and First National Pictures as top brands, insisting there are no better pictures made.
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the Regent
Paramount
Metro-Goldwyn
First
National Pictures
Pinchot Tours Torrance State Hospital Inspection
Governor Gifford Pinchot arrived in Torrance Pa from Washington Pa on an inspection tour of state institutions. He spent about an hour visiting Torrance State hospital Latrobe and Greensburg where he was to attend a meeting of state employees Inspecting the state police barracks and Westmoreland hospital the governor stressed administration priorities during his Western Pennsylvania addresses.
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International News Service
Torrance
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
Reverend Stump to Return from Vacation
Rev A M Stump pastor of St Paul's Lutheran church and his wife and family have been visiting Red Hill Pa and other eastern towns this August and are expected to return Wednesday evening Rev Stump will lead Sunday services at St Paul's Church upon return
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A. M. Stump
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Red Hill
Miss Pearl Maben Returns From Africa
Miss Pearl Maben, long time missionary at Rescue Mission in New Castle, has arrived home to Meadville, Pa, after four years in Rhodesia, South Africa. En route she visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seamore and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wimner, now in London studying for Africa mission work. She contracted an eye infection but is improved and plans a two year furlough before returning to Africa, with visits to Meadville anticipated in late fall.
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Pearl Maben
City ‘Rescue Mission
New Castle
Homme
Meadville
Rhodesia
South Africa
Maben
Arthur Seamore
Linda Thompson
Crawford Avenue
Theodore Wimner
London
England
Africa
Misa Maben
New Castle Boy Promoted to Prescott Swift Plant Head
William Daugherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Daugherty of Croton avenue, has been promoted to manager of the Swift and Company stockyards and big packing plant at Prescott Arizona. He moved to Arizona 13 years ago and began as a stenographer before rising to the head position. His friends here commend his advancement. Miss Marjorie M. Ward is noted as the Boston manager of the world’s largest gla te company.
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William Daugherty
New Castle
J. M. Daugherty
Croton Avenue
Swift and Company
Prescott
Arizona
Daugherty
Swift
Phoenix
Stunt Shows At Liberty And Regent Theatres
A Liberty Theatre engagement features The Stepping Winners with Jimmy Bova and The Great Wop Comedian, plus The Dancing Fools, a notable variety act from New York. Also showing at Regent Theatre is Richard Talmadge’s Fighting Demon, a lively action comedy with Durability Dick and shipboard mishaps leading to laughs and thrills.
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Jimmy Bova
Liberty Theatre
King Bros
Liberty
Wenie
Jimmy
Richard Talmadge
Regent Theatre
Charles Métz
Hollywood
South America
Art Rosson
James Ball Smith
Colonel Mitchell Escapes Death In Fort Sam Crash
Colonel Ham R. Mitchell, air service officer in the Eighth Corps area, narrowly escaped death when a PT-1 plane he piloted crashed 200 feet from the runway at Fort Sam Houston. He was badly bruised but no bones broken, and ground crews say his skill saved him. He had just taken off after tests and had returned from Detroit hours earlier.
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International Mews Service
Antonio
Tex
Col
Ham R. Mitchell
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Housenu
Cel. Mitchell
Jin
The
Air Service
Col. Mitchell
Detroit
King Boris Enjoys Monastery Quiet
Konstantine Stephanove reports from a Bulgarian monastery where King Boris and Premier Tsankoff meet by chance with Prof. Andrews of Taft College. They discuss refugee camps, Balkan peace treaty failures, and Bolshevist risks as Bulgaria bears vast refugee pressures along its frontiers. A swimmer, Miss Lillian Harrison, issues a death notice for a stimulants ban during her attempted English Channel swim.
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Constantine Stephanove
Hacia
Riso
Monastery
Bulgaria
Cates
Monestery
Klaog Soris
Andrews
Taft's College
Mass
King Boria
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Delhi
India
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Pierson, Town
Eva Novak
WM. Fairbanks
Arthur Lake
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George VJ
George Broadhurst
Distinctive Pictures
Cou
Garry Foe
Jack Duffy
Colonel Heeza Liar
FOX News
Lehr
Comedy Sensation
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Axd
Jane
Fearing Brothers
Roof Garden
New York
Liberty Orchestra
Ben Shulansky Conductor
Pinchot
Torrance Hospital
Rev. Stump
Frank Merrill
NG Cut
Med Frank
Lso
Ma’am
Sennett
Comic Pathe News
Aéulntisst
Miss Pearl Maben
City Rescu Mission
Howe
Meadville, Pa
Big Packing Co
Marjorie M. Ward
Boston
Glate
Roof
the Liberty
Mitchell
San Antonio
Texas
Boris
Tsankoff
Morgen
America
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Capitol
Mason-Dixon Orchestra
Billy Moore
Jim McNamara
Laura LA Plante
Charles Puffy
Keith
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