Why Has He Come Personal Representative Lind With President At Pass Christian
John Lind traveled in the scout cruiser Chester from Vera Cruez to Pass Christian on the Mississippi coast where the President is staying. The revenue cutter Winona waited offshore for about thirty hours then moved in to receive a secret message from the officer in command. The purpose remains secret but observers assume Lind bears a message of high importance likely influencing administration policy. The wireless era prompts worry that secrecy may leak sensitive state information. Some speculate Lind may have gained insight from time in Mexico about Huerta and potential risks if capital fall leads to a terror regime prompting a geopolitical crisis.
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John Lind
Chester
Vera Cruez
Christian
Mississippi
Winona
Lind
Mexico
Huerta
Public Uplifters and Moral Policing in Modern Drama
A Rocester Express opinion piece condemns theater as a lure for dirty dollars and morbid excitement. It attacks feminists and uplifters who promote controversial shows, mocks public moral lessons, and laments schools and yellow journalism shaping modern drama for children.
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Rocester Express
Hazen Reflects on Seven Years and Water Plant Fight
T O Hazen retiring from Warren Seventh Ward council recalls his seven year tenure and his battle for a municipal water plant. He notes court setbacks, high appraisal bills, and calls for an honest constitutional amendment and renewed effort by next council to serve residents.
Mail Printing Co Announces Calling Cards and Invites
The Mail Printing Co announces calling cards and wedding invitations available at 229 Penn Avenue, Warren, Pennsylvania.
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The
Mail Printing Co
Penn.a. Avenue
Warren, Pa
Philadelphia Bible founder throws away wine cellar
A. J. Brexel Biddle founder of the Drexel-Biddle Bible classes began the new year by discarding his Philadelphia home wine cellar valued in the thousands. Speaking at Holt Trinity church he said a man is better off without liquor though not criticizing moderate drinkers. He noted years of heavy whisky use before adopting nonalcoholic habits and has not had whisky for six years.
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A. J. Brexel Biddle
Drexel-Biddle Bible Classes
Philadelphia
Mr. Biddle
Holt Trinity Church
Bald, wife gives comb Pa. man seeks divorce
Jeremiah Schlestenberg of Midway, Pennsylvania, sued for divorce on cruel and barbarous treatment after his wife sent him a Christmas comb and stiff haired brush by parcel post. He learned who dispatched the items Monday and filed suit demanding an explanation.
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Pennsylvania
Jeremiah Schlestenberg
Midway
Schlestenberg
Hundreds of deer released from Buckwood park in New Jersey
Within days hundreds of wild deer escaped Buckwood park owned by C C Worthington and roamed Warren county farms and mountains. The park’s fence was partially removed enabling roaming deer to be shot only during five days of the open season. Neighbors fear renewed crop damage from the herd.
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Belvidere
N. J
Buckwood Park
C. C. Worthington
Warren County
State Fish and Game Commission
Worthington
Jersey
Delaware Water Gap
War on Food Cheats Aims to Tighten Pure Food Laws
Dr. Carl Alsberg chief of the bureau of chemistry urged women at the National Civic Federation to strengthen and extend the pure food and drug act. He called for federal inspection of all food and drink factories to prevent typhoid epidemics and other hazards within years.
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Washington
Carl Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistery
Department of Agriculture
Woman’s Department
National Civic Federation
Alsberg
Knights of Columbus Confer Degrees in Oil City
Oil City Pa January 1 hundreds of Knights of Columbus from northwestern Pennsylvania attend the second and third degree exemplification in Cornplanter Hall with District Deputy A S McSwigan of Pittsburg presiding A social session followed in Oil City Council rooms and a banquet in Veach Hall for about 500 guests Toastmaster P C Boyle editor of the Oil City Derrick handles the proceedings Delegates attend from Erie Meadville Warren Bradford Buffalo Pittsburgh Corry Olean plus many from Franklin Titusville and Oil City Councils
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Oil City
Knights of Columbus
Pennsylvania
A. S. McSwigan
Pittsburg
Oil City Council
Veach Hall
P. C. Boyle
Oil City Derrick
Erie
Meadville
Warren
Bradford
Buffalo
Corry
Olean
Franklin
Titusville
Philadelphia educator cites breakfast as cause of sluggish students
Dr. Walker W. Roach, a Philadelphia educator, argues that mental sluggishness in many school children stems from the wrong breakfast. He urges parental government to pass laws regulating what and how much to eat at breakfast.
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Walker W. Roach
Philadelphia
Reichmann to Resign Feb 1 in New York
Albany sentry notes State Superintendent of Weights and Measures Kritz Reichmann will resign on February 1 unless Governor Glynn persuades him to stay. First Deputy John J. O'Hara, longtime department aide, likely to take over with a staff of about ten. Reichmann, a Republican, earns $3,500 annually.
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Reichmann
Albany
Weights and Measures
Kritz Reichmann
Glynn
John J. O'Hara
Weights and Measures Department
Auburn Prison Matron Resigns After Inquiry
Friction with the Auburn prison warden after the Doty Watson investigation led to the resignation of Miss Nettie N. Leonard, prison matron. Superintendent John B. Riley named Mrs. Margaret F. Daly, longtime matron at the Western House of Refuge in Albion, to the post.
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Auburn
Albany
Auburn Prison
Madeline Doty
Margaret Watson
New York
Nettie N. Leonard
John B. Riley
Margaret F. Daly
Western House of Refuge
Albion
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Warren Mail
Home Folk
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
Penn’a
American Press Association
Chicago
MR. Hazen
Council
T. O. Hazen
Seventh Ward
Ing
Special Water Committee
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Folkman
Dominion of Canada
Africa
Jersey Preserve
McSwigan
Dayton
Arrow
Redding Shoe Coo
B. G. Gregory
Second Ave
Hett
Leleleele
Teh
Eye Opener
Asec
Eeeleeleesi
C. H. Smith Company
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