More Murder Tales From Frisco Testify Before Senate Panel
Edmund Dunner of San Francisco testified in Washington about alleged executions of American soldiers in France by drunken sergeants. He said John Fitzgerald from Pennsylvania was shot at Basnes prison near Bordeaux, observed by about 150 negroes and 130 white men, with Sergeant Cooper named as the shooter. Dunner claimed threats of mob action and emphasized his 100 percent American patriotism.
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Washington
France
Senatorial Committee
Tom Watson
Edmund Dunner
San Francisco
Dunner
Basnes
Bordeaux
John Fitzgerald
Pennsylvania
Mun
Cooper
Verman
Kamund
Fitzgerald
Col. T.icenski
Coblenz
Page
Moore
States
St., Mihiel
Frank White Predicts Better Times Ahead for 1922
United States Treasurer Frank White says the economy is improving as 1921 ends and forecasts a revival in 1922 if money market restrictions are lifted. He urges extending bank credits, noting currency levels reflect industrial activity and urging banks to increase circulation.
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United States
Frank White
Washington
America
White
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Birthday surprise honors Mrs Landsdorf on sixty first
A birthday surprise was held Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. ea W Landsdorf for her sixty first birthday. A pot luck supper followed at six o'clock with many relatives and friends in attendance including Mr. and Mrs M W Richards Mr and Mrs N D Richards and family Mr and Mrs Fy BE Richards Mr and Mrs J W Richards Mrs A A Richards Mr and Mrs Noel E Richards and others present
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Ea. W. Landsdorf
M. i W. Richards
N. D. ‘E. Richards
Fy BE. Richards
J. W. Richards
A. A. Richards
Noel E. Richards
Don
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Obituary for Fanny Elizabeth Young of Huntington County
Fanny Elizabeth Young born July 5 1860 in Huntington County Jackson township to Joseph and Caroline Young died December 27 1921 at age 61 years 5 months 22 days. She married James P. Young March 27 1879 and had ten children seven sons and three daughters. Her husband and two sons preceded her. She joined First Brethren Church in 1893 and supported her family after her husband's death. Surviving: five sons Carey H Charles F Clyde William A Russell A three daughters Mrs Chas Kramer Mrs Clyde Baker and Miss Goldie Young plus brother James Young and sister Agnes Bucher and two aunts Anna Emery and Manda Sanders and eighteen grandchildren. The family resides near Roanoke.
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Fanny Elizabeth Young
Huntington County
Jackson Township
Joseph
Caroline Young
James P. Young
First Brethren Church
Mother Young
Carey H
Charles F
Clyde
William A
Russell A
Chas
Kramer
Clyde Baker
Goldie Young
James Young
Agnes Bucher
Anna Emery
Detriot
Michigan
Family thanks neighbors for help during mother's illness and death
The family extends thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance in the home during their mother's sickness and death and for the beautiful flowering branches.
Real Estate Dealer Grover Taylor Plans Roanoke Office
Real estate dealer Grover Taylor says a Roanoke office will open once a suitable location is secured. Local officials and potential clients await confirmation of the site and launch date.
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Grover Taylor
Roanoke
L. A
Foldingfield
Dinner Guests From Huntington and Nearby Were Noted
Mrs Minnie Anderson of Huntington and Mrs Lizzie Layman with daughter Thelma visited Mrs Fiona Henry and Mr and Mrs J A Thorne and Mary Overholt of Mardenis for a dinner Friday.
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Minnie’ ‘Anderson
Huntington
Lizzie Layman
Thelma
J. A. Thorne
Mary
Home Buyer Versus Mail Order Moth in 1922 Outlook
A mid western voice argues against optimism in 1922 predicting prosperity tied to crop values. It praises the home buyer as a stable, local patron while condemning mail order and out of town shoppers as drifting toward uncertain wealth. It urges community buy local, build credit, and support local merchants.
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Ite
An Unasked-for Life In Mrs Louis’s Rich World
JR Louis Roth has become a money maker and his wife Mrs Louis longs for simple past pleasures. Christmas Eve reveals their wealth and strain as Louis faces a European tour offer with expenses paid for his wife. Her life, once humble, now centers on luxury and the fear of losing him to fame.
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Louis Roth
Louis
Mrrs
Wall Street
Europe
GO TO CHURCH MONTH PROMPTS COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
A local church urges members to participate in GO TO CHURCH MONTH with reminders of worship services and activities. The pastor James Minsel and church officials invite all to attend Sunday School at 9:30, worship at 10:30, Epworth League at 6:30, and an evening service at 7:30 discussing community responsibilities.
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Methodist” Episcopal Church
Epworth League Save Limes Sen Lion Oben
Ile
United Brethren Church Calls Roanoke Parishioners Sunday
Go to church Sunday and join United Brethren activities. Sunday School at 9 15 led by N L Highlands superintendent features an orchestra and varied classes. Morning sermon at 10 30 and evening service at 7 40 by Rev F B Feighner real knowledge of the truth. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 led by Miss Pearl Fry. Women’s Missionary Society meets at the parsonage Tuesday 2 p.m. Dean Ayers, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ayers, is reported quite sick.
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Roanoke
N. L. Highlands
F. B. Feighner
Hooper Predicts Peaceful Rail Labor relations in 1922
Ben W. Hooper vice chairman of the United States railroad labor board says industrial peace will prevail on railroads in 1922. He cites three factors including steady traffic, educated public understanding, and the board’s resolve to reach just decisions.
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Chicago
Ben W. Hooper
United States Railroad Janor Board
Hooper
Tennessee
Odd Fellows Lodge Installs Officers in Huntington
Edward Leverton D G M presided at the Specal Odd Fellows lodge installation in Huntington Monday evening. New officers include Past Grand W Wohlford Noble Grand Albert Ewart Vice Grand Chester Coe Recording Secretary E C DeLong Financial Secretary Paul Thompson Treasurer W Wohlford Trustee Robert Frye. A sumptuous oyster supper followed. James Leverton and William Widener grand officers of the encampment branch spoke briefly.
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Edward Leverton
Huntington
Specal
Odd Fellows Lodge
E. Wohlford
Noble
Albert Ewart
Chester Coe
E. C.’ DeLong Financial
Paul Thompson
W. W. Wohlford
Robert ‘Frye
James Leverton
Wm. Widener
Fineampment Branch
Order
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TALES
Middle West
Garfield
New York
Mary Graham Bonner
Western Newspaper Union
James Minsel
Emery. D. Gillespie
B. L. Pres
Emery Smith
United Brethren Church
Dean Ayers
Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ayers
Mickie
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