Knox to Explain $5000 Payment in State Department
Washington June 11 A committee on expenditures in the state department issued a subpoena for Secretary of State Knox to explain a $5900 payment to Frederick Hale son of former Senator Eugene Hale. The payment relied on Knox approval on an attached unsigned voucher. Also found was a missing voucher for a $2450 portrait payment to artist Alvert Rosenthal, with only $850 received.
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Washington
Knox
Frederick Hale
Eugene Hale
State Department
Day
Alvert Rosenthal
Philadelphia
Morrison claims unexplained $1600 tire fund and Hale payments
Mer Morrison declared the $1600 discrepancy had no public explanation while the former chief fleak Michael’s account noted. He said the $100 was spent on secret service work and that Knox ordered the $1000 payment. Tittman, boundary commissioner, testified Hale received $5000 beyond his $20,000–$25,000 estimate, with the state department unaware, and the subpoena to Secretary Knox is returnable today.
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Mer. Morrison
Michael’s
Morrison
Secreary
Knox
Tittman
Cam Timues
Hale
State Department
Train Brakeman Rescues Drowning Boy in Susquehanna
Brad Stoker, a Delaware, Lackawanna & Western brakeman, leaped from his train near Wilkes-Barre to rescue a ten year old boy swept into the swollen Susquehanna River. He urged the engineer to speed ahead and then plunged in twenty five yards offshore to pull the boy to shore where he was revived.
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Wilkes-Barre
Susqugeanna
Brad Stoker
Delawary, Lackawana & Western
Stoker
Meet and Marry in Two Hours in Atlantic City
Ayon gage tale says Catherine Parker aged eighteen and Charles Russell Meserole were introduced Tuesday evening and, a half hour later, Meserole proposed. They wed at eight o clock by Squire Weeks with parental blessing. The piece also references a cough remedy and a disease epidemic note.
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Atlantic City
Tine Dl
Bessie Catherine Parker
Charles Russell Meserole
Meserole
Squire Weeks
Farm supply sale ad with early 20th century pricing
Walnut stock finished at 3.75 after regular 4.50. Wire nails 1c per 1 to 5 lb pack. Roofing options include tar felt 50c per roll, rubber 1.40 to 1.60, galvanized steel 3.38 per 100 sq ft. Red Barn paints 1.25 and 0.40 per gal for different grades. Barry wheels set 5.00. Buggy parts and steel tires priced.
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Barry
A Complete Jewelry Store Advertisement Card
A Complete Jewelry Store urges shoppers to visit for complete stock and best quality goods. It promises favorable prices within market conditions and guarantees customer satisfaction with a strong recommendation to start patronage now.
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