Americans Named Cardinals by Vatican Edict
New York and Chicago archbishops Patrick J. Hayes and George W. Mundelein are named cardinals in a Vatican consistory on March 24. The move marks four American cardinals, with Dennis Dougherty and William OConnell already in Rome, and Mandelin may join after a public consistory. Mundelein departs for Rome via New York en route to the ceremony.
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Tome
Hayes
New York
Mundeliin
Chicago
Pius
Cardid
Barton
Rome
St. Suzanna
Naples
Prancenia
Patrick J. Hayes
George W. Mundelein
Rottiay
Europe
Washington
Vatican
United States
Sacred College
Willan Cardinal O'Connell
Toston
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Archbishop Mandelin
Cathe Ates
Alleghenies
Hares
Old
Father Hayes
Mundelein
Caliph's Household Stranded on Departure from Constantinople
In Constantinople on March 7 the caliph's household traveling for Switzer ians is left penniless and in acute distress. No provisions were made for the eunuchs and other members of the area.
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Constantinople
Beers Clerk Held for 30000 Theft at Land Title Trust
Philadelphia report. Fe is Beers a 24 year old clerk at Land Title and Trust charged with embezzling nearly 30000 during three years of service. He surrendered a car and his wife's jewels to the American Surety Company, with restitution around 17000. Police say the thefts began in October 1922 as he pocketed installments and forged receipts.
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Philadelphia
Land ‘Title and Trust Company
American Surety Company
Trust Company
Beers
Ots
Opposition to rail rate change blocks coast ports control
Washington March 7 Alfred LY general counsel for the National Association of Railway Executives told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that a bill to raise long and short haul differentials would give water carriers a virtual monopoly at Pacific coast ports. The testimony aimed to oppose the proposed change to Intermountain rates.
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Washington
Rhobeah
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Alfred LY
National Association of Railway Executives
Pacific Coast
Burglar Prowls Chester Home. Resident Foils Break-in
In Chester born March 7 a resident at 17 West Second Street awoke at 5 30 AM to find a colored burglar in his room. The attacker wrestled the resident who restrained him briefly before jumping out a first floor window and escaping. The News reports the incident as it appeared.
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Chester
West Second Street
Tanlac touted as perfect tonic by Baltimore man and family
August Strauff, a retired publisher from Baltimore, claims Tanlac improved his family’s health after stomach, liver, and kidney troubles in early 1925. He says all four members recovered with “pop and go” energy and urges readers to try Tanlac sold by all druggists.
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August Strauff
Catalpha Road
Baltimore
Gotham Intellectuals Saturated With Ego
An exchange at a private New York dinner exposes a circle of self styled intellectuals who value ego over achievement. An architect boastfully notes his lasting buildings while others seek public acclaim, highlighting vanity in elite circles.
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New York
Sydney
Raymond G. Carroll
Hiladelphia Public Ledger
Pointblank
Caesar
New York City
Taman
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement hawks Creomulsion as a proven treatment for chronic coughs colds and related lung diseases. It claims creosote based formula soothes inflamed membranes destroys germs and rebuilds the system with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t felt after following directions.
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Medics Fraternity
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Coons Battle Sees Hounds Die Near Latham Kay
Augusta resident Yvank Davis among locals in La tham area as a raccoon battles turn deadly. After a tree chase and capture attempt, the raccoon escaped to the river. A second capture ends with Davis narrowly escaping and four dogs killed in the chase.
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Coon & Wood
Flint Hills
Bih Beets
Davis
Latham
Lfe
Topeka Canitel
Good News For Ailing Women
A nationwide canvass of 121000 purchasers of Lydian He. Tinkham's Vegetable Compound shows 98 out of 100 women benefited. The ad urges every sick woman to try this remedy for relief and health improvement.
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Tinkham
Hersel
Public Auction of Farm Equipment and 400 Acre Farm
Intending to quit farming I will sell at public sale on March 11, 1924 at 10 a m on the road from Long Corner to Damascus one mile from the former place. Items include four sets of work horses nine wood strap horses cattle milk cows heifers and yearlings. farming implements such as binders mowers planters plows and harrows. harness tools and hardware plus five bedsteads and household items. Terms: cash for under ten dollars. six months for larger sums. real estate terms announced sale day. Lew White Mercer Auct and Phillips clerks.
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Long Corner
Damascus
Tursdat
Sala
Syracuse
Cutter
Ellis
Lew
White
Mercer
W. Phillips
A. F Miver
Mount Airy
Ridge Road
Fane Korndyke
Alvie C. Keyser
John L. Dutraw
Jessor H. Bussard
Licksville
Fount of Rocks
Bueessiarness
Imo
Vmeo
Hia Farm
Miea
Jefferson
Rudd
Steiner's
Boris
Huffer Bros
Stucky
Studebaker
Edward Rusherman
HE Darner
John Bowlus
Rodney Huffer
Huckster
Dibertycoyns Md
Bill
Queen
Lark
Ress
Prince
Debh
Harry
Boyer, Tot
Stitete Anetinneer R,t, Simpson
ES Athaugh
Clerke Wuckstering
Senate Committee Backs 25 Percent Personal Tax Cut
Washington action aims to apply a 25 percent reduction to 1923 personal income taxes paid this year with the March 16 first installment. House leaders approved the reduction in the revenue bill, and a joint resolution could avoid full refunds. Estimates show a 1925 revenue loss of 446.27 million and a 100 million shortfall for ordinary expenses without bonuses or special appropriations.
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Treuauty
Acks
Congress
Washington
Senate Hoance Committee
House
Smoot
Green
Ways and Means Committee
Joseph McCoy
Tramp Demands Soap in London Answers Tale
A tramp confronts the lady of the house on her doorstep whining that she knows his request. She replies she has only one cake of soap and that the servant is using it, leaving the man unsatisfied.
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London
Public Sale Of Personal Property Near Mount Airy
A public sale on March 25 1924 at 10 am will offer head of horses and colts cattle and livestock machinery tools and farming equipment including a Deering binder Mowers plows wagons and milk cans with terms requiring cash under $10 and six months credit for larger sums. George V Wagner Tadgar Mercer auctioneer R Molesworth clerk.
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Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Black Hawk
Trinte
George V. Wagner
Tadgar Mercer
Auctinnecr
R. Molesworth
Inneketering
Dr Carey's Marshroot Prescription No. 777 advertised
A vintage ad urges readers to seek Dr Carey s kidney and bladder remedy Marshroot Prescription No 777 from pharmacists. It claims rapid relief from backache and clear eyes, noting thousands benefited though some could not afford treatment. The ad promises liquid and tablet forms and a one week satisfaction window.
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Dr. Carey
Public Sale Notices From Frederick and Licksville Farms
Public sale ads describe farm dispersals on March 12 1924 at two locations near Frederick Md and Licksville. Listings include 11 head of Bay horses 19 head dairy cattle 21 head hogs assorted machinery wagons harness and dairy fixtures with terms requiring notes and cash for small sums and settlement with clerks.
Powerful Farm Auction Near Jefferson and Dibertycoyns
A heavy rural sale advertises horses cattle hogs and farm machinery to be sold Wednesday March 19 1924 near Jefferson and Dibertycoyns Maryland The listing includes eight draft and brood mares a stud horse and several colts plus two Studebaker wagons a Milwaukee binder and multiple farm implements The auction offers six month credit on larger sums with notes and cash on smaller amounts and notes the sale is conducted by CG Edward Rusherman and assistants.
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Cardinals
Archbishop Hayes
Mundeleta
Golta
Taniac “Bottled Energy
Gotham
Mandy
Rastus
Weatherstrip
R. McIntyre
St. Frederick
Weill
Japan
oOr
Dr. King
Taglic
Sal
General Assembly of Maryland
Chevrolet
Harry Harvey
Mwddietown
Thor Kantman Motor Company
Kateman Motor Company
Alice Ald
J. Grahame Johnson
Kaufman Motor Company
a_hody
Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Chandler Motor
Buffato
Kaupman Motor Company
Geresville
Walter A. Wood
L. HW. C
Empire, Jr
Thomas
Barshear
Oliver Chill
Osborne
H. C Gasolne
GEO
Allnutt
True Snouffer
John W. Nutt
Frederick County
State of
Court House
Frederick City
Woodville
Nice
John
Linganore
Hobbs
Hannah
Gaither
Lewistown
Eg Groshon
Katharine C
Annie E. Derr
Owens
William T
Anna M. Miller
Tuscarora
Charles II
Wm. H
Burkittsville
Greenbury
E. Grove Trouse
T. H
Turner
H. P
Charlotte Turner
Braddock District
Johnson
Margaret F
Braddock Heights
Clayton R. Devilbiss
McFarland
Frederick A
Braddock Ileishis
Chas McC. Mathias
Walker, M
P. N. Vaughin
B. Coblentz
John W. Snook
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