Harding to Reward His Ohio Boys
Marion Ohio December 28 1920 President elect Warren G Harding has a reputation for rewarding old friends with posts. George B Christian Howard Mannington Malcolm Jennings Charles E Hard are named as long time allies likely to receive jobs in Harding administration and federal commissions.
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Lyon Marion
Harding
Ohio
George B. Christian
Christian
Marion
Warren
Chrisan
Howard Mannington
Columbus
Mannington
Urbana
Har
Marion Star
Christan
Malcolm Jennings
Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
Jennings
Federal Trades Relations Commission
Shipping Board
Charles E. Hard
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Blade
Hard
Rding
Washington
Fire destroys Interlaken nursery office at 2601 E Galer St
A Tuesday dawn fire in the Interlaken nursery office at 2601 E Galer St caused $2800 in damage. The greenhouse was saved but the two story frame office, valued at $2000 with $400 contents, was a total loss. cause unknown but two stoves in the office are suspected. The nursery is owned by J J Bonnell.
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Interlaken Nursery
E. Galer St
Altho
Tom Nunan
J. J. Bonnell
Widow receives substantial share of Major Jones estate
Denial issued that widow Amanda C. Jones received only one dollar of Major Joel 8. Jones’s $4,000 estate. The estate included community assets such as a $5,000 home and Georgia property. Son Arthur H. Jones, originally heir to $4,000, gave his portion to his mother.
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Joel 8. Jones
Superior Court
Amanda C. Jones
Georgia
Arthur H. Jones
Deaths and personal crisis rise in December to February
The coroner's office in Seattle reports December to February see the most deaths and personal crisis calls each year. Accidental deaths are about one and a half times higher and personal crisis reports triple in this period.
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Seattle
Ex Mayor Everett Dies of Heart Failure at 75
Jacob Hunea baker former mayor of Everett dropped dead from heart failure on the street at 6 p m Monday while returning from the Hunsaker Johnson firm office where he was senior partner. He was 75 and survived by his widow a son two daughters and four sisters including Mrs E O Waite of Seattle from Snohomish county.
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Everett
Jacob Huneaaker
Hunsaker & Johnson
Hunsaker
Snohomish County
E. O. Waite
Seattle
Army May Use Sand Point Aviation Site
A communication from the chief of the air service indicates the army may use the Sand Point aviation field. County Commissioner Claude C. Rameau received the notice and term at which the county would lease enough of the field for army air purposes.
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Sand Point
Army
The
Air Service
Claude C. Rameau
Vancouver Grill Robbed by Bandits
Vancouver Vancouver grill robbery reports two bandits held up the London grill in a busy dining room. One robber covered patrons with a pistol while the other emptied the till. one thief wore a mask. The incident occurred last night in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Vancouver Grill
Vancouver
B. C
London
Houston Army Case Delayed in Texas Court
In Houston Texas the appearance day in the 56th district court was postponed to Tuesday January 4 delaying the filing of an answer to a $25 000 damage suit brought by G V Sanders editor of the Houston Press. The suit accuses Col Billy Mayfield Texas National Guard and three lieutenants of attempting to arrest Sanders after coverage of guard actions during the longshoremen strike. The case questions the legality of military intervention and potential civilian arrests. A fragment about infant mortality in China follows.
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Houston
Tex
56Th District Court
G. V. Sanders
Houston Press
Billy Mayfield
Texas National Guard
Guard
Bandera F. F. Smith
Mayfield
Sanders
Mystery Bared as Aged Woman Passes Away
Pagola Springs Colorado, December 28. Mra Marguerite Voorhees, reclusive owner of a local store, died after a paralytic stroke. Letters and photographs suggest she was once an English actress in London and possibly a wife of Brigham Young. She searched for a lost daughter who had reportedly gone to China with a missionary.
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Pagola Springs
Colo
England
Wala
China
New York
Washington school pupils aid starving Europe drive
Pupils at the Washington school surrendered luxuries to help starving children in Europe. They raised 151.57 dollars for the European Children's Relief Fund, enough for 15 youngsters. Downtown booths collected 1,065 dollars. Ned Cross women led by Mrs. Walter Henry oversaw the effort.
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Washington School
Europe
European Children’s Relief Fund
Ned Cross
Walter Henry
Corps TAKING NO CHANCES IN NEW YORK
Police in New York detain a lone suspect amid a heightened security push. Ten six-footers escorted a single prisoner charged with carrying concealed weapons, signaling a broad themed response to potential threats.
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York
Faces Charge of Attempted Robbery TL. A. Sepith
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney T Hi Patterson filed a complaint charging TL. A. Sepith with attempted robbery. Police say Sepith held up Robert Cameron and H C Robertson of the Greater Theatres Co during delivery of the day's receipts totaling 3800 from several motion picture houses to the Liberty theatre. He reportedly took a bag of canceled checks and fled without the money.
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TL. A. Sepith
Robert Cameron
H. C. Robertson
Greater Theatres Co
Liberty Theatre
T. Hi. Patterson
Smith
Christmas Eve Ball Promised by Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus announce a Christmas Eve ball at Harvard Eve and KB Union Street at 7 30 p m. Admission is one boy per attendee as the ticket. The event promises a vaudeville Christmas tree and festive merriment for all boys seeking more Christmas cheer.
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Knights of Columbus
Harvard
KB Union St
Merri All Boys
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