Saloon Closures In Pennsylvania Appeal To Federal Judge
Philadelphia Oct 12 Saloons remain open despite Governor Pinchot closing edict as attention shifts to Judge J Whittaker Thompson next Tuesday ruling on governor appeal for injunction to close six Schuylkill county saloons Judge Thompson recently refused a temporary injunction to immediately close the six saloons and the case moves forward toward a formal decision.
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Pinchot
J. Whittaker Thompson Pext Tucaddy
Schuylkill County
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United States Attorney Seeks Formal Injunction Tuesday
George W. Cales United States District Attorney expresses confidence in obtaining the formal injunction on Tuesday amid ongoing proceedings. The brief item notes the legal advance and anticipated court action without detailing the case specifics.
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George W. Cales
Ruth Aims for More Home Runs in Series
Babe Ruth boasted of his two homers in the World Series game and said he deserved another for a near-certain shot. He praised the crowd’s reception and vowed to stay in the lineup to chase more homers this year.
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Babe Ruth
Stengel
Baldwin vows to push imperial conference gains
London reports Premier Stanley Baldwin asserts continued labor to achieve permanent benefits for mankind as the British imperial conference sits. The Washington report notes Henry Ford attacking War Weeks over government sale issues at Muscle Shoals Alabama and a confrontation brought to the president.
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May Fill Shoes Of Col Harvey
Reports say John nys Hammond and James M. Beck as possible successors to Col George Harvey as U S ambassador to London. Across the Atlantic the Duke of York and the Duchess survived a crash with a brewery truck but unhurt. In Berlin Chancellor Stresemann moves to empower the cabinet with dictatorial powers. The Coolidge administration draws no decisive stance on the world court while Broadway airs a sensational divorce drama. Oklahoma Senate closes early for a ten minute adjournment. The Lusitania claims commission sets November 15, 1923 as submission deadline.
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Col. Georgearvey
U. S
London
James M. Beck
Old Fashioned Tea For Constipation Ad
Gentle, sure acting bowel regulator and system tonic Dr Carter’s K and B Tea offers a low cost remedy for sluggish bowels and liver. A 30 cent package promises regularity when brewed nightly for a week or two suitable for all ages. Sold by all druggists.
Shoes For Boys Provide Strong Style and Value
This notice promotes boys footwear built for hard use with adult style. It claims long term economy and durability in a pair suitable for active boys, urging parents to choose these shoes for lasting quality and comfort.
Economy Shoe Store True to Its Name
Economy Shoe Store advertises at 53 East Avenue opposite the Post Office. The notice presents a concise listing of a local footwear shop maintaining a traditional storefront position and branding.
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Held to Grind Jury on Assault Charge Amherst
Edward Case was arrested by Constable E. H. Mays after attacking several people near East Quarry on Clave and Avenue. He chased victims through field, resisted finally jailed, became violent breaking windows, pleaded not guilty, and was bound over to the Common Pleas on $500 bond.
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Produce Market Prices Include Butter Eggs and Vegetables
MARSETS CLEVELAND Oct 10 Produce market data lists butter at 21 cents per unit and various egg and meat prices. Also shows figures for apples, cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes and corn with per unit or per basket pricing, reflecting typical Ohio market listings.
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Western First
Stock Market Summary of Livestock and Hogs
Receipts show cattle 1000 with slow demand, calves 300 steady, top at 1450. Sheep and lambs 1000 down 25 cents, top 1375. hogs 3000 receipts higher prices noted. Market details fragmented with several figures and misreads.
Petition to keep Walton amid impeachment drive
Camel Russell and supporters of Gov. Walton circulate a petition in Oklahoma to oppose removal as opposition fights the Ku Klux Klan. The move comes while opponents in the state legislature press impeachment actions against the governor.
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Camel Russel
Burnt Orange Velvet Poke Hat Described in Fragments
A fragmented description notes a burnt orange velvet poke hat with a cheerful aura when worn. The hat features an embroidered crown motif in orange tones and hints at decorative embroidery details.
U S Purchases New Cables for Alaska Service
Col George Sabin Gibbs of the U S Army staff returns from England with word of a 1 244 000 dollar contract for 1806 miles of Alaska cable. The Delwood mine layer will ship the cable, delivery in seven months, laying to start soon with Gibbs in charge.
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U. S. A. General Staff
Colorado's New Senator Visits Capital Office
Senator Alva B. Adams of Colorado, whose election drew interest due to his father also being a senator, went to Washington to begin his term and met with President Coolidge. Abnormal English coast tides on Oct 12 caused property damage, attributed to earthquakes. Possible note about Baton Rouge real estate firm and Mrs Lille Bell Knox.
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Alva B. Adams
Colorado
Washington
President Coolidge
London
Lille Bell Knox
Baton Rouge
New Lamp Burns 94 Air Brighter Than Gas or Electric
A new oil lamp claims brighter white light than gas or electric sources. Tested by the U.S. Government and 35 universities, it reportedly burns without odor smoke or noise and uses 4 percent air and 6 percent kerosene. Inventor L T Johnson offers 10 day free trials and local agencies with potential earnings of 250 to 500 dollars monthly.
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L. T. Johnson
Lake St
Chicago
Cannon Ball Baker Starts Transcontinental Run to Los Angeles
The famed driver known as Cannon Ball Baker began his high gear journey from New York at 11 31 am aboard a new Oldsmobile Six. He crossed the Cumberland Mountains with speeds of 25 to 35 mph despite fog, then arrived in Philadelphia for a celebratory parade. After overnight driving, he reached Uniontown and pressed toward Indianapolis, with Mrs James Monroe noted as a distant historical reference.
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Indianapolia
Death inquiry widens as doctor accuses prior abuse
White Plains reports a grand jury probe into Mrs. Gertrude Gorman Webb's death expands after Dr. William J. Meyer, who led the inquiry, alleges barbaric acts were done before his involvement. The item notes England marriage trends, a duchess contemplating film work, a land sale in Elyria, and a health tip about speaking to men directly.
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White Plains
N. Y
Gertrude Gorman Webb
William J. Meyer
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