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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
6
Conductor Returns Lost 10,000 Package to Post Office Clerk
Conductor S W Downs of the Pennsylvania railroad retrieved a nearly $10,000 package lost by Miss Tda McAdams a Pottsville post office clerk near her home. The bundle included 600 Liberty bonds unregistered. Downs found the parcel and took it to his Sunbury home after a search failed to locate the thief until morning papers reported the discovery. Miss McAdams is sister to William McAdams a well known state conductor.
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Pottsville
S. W. Downs
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tda McAdams
Sunbury
Millions for British War Stores
The government has already reached $812,500,000 from the sale of stores on hand when peace was declared. Hundreds of motor cars and trucks have been marketed at prices well above the original cost due to scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Piano Makers Pledge Year of Vacations to Beat Strike
New York based Piano Manufacturers association announces a yearlong plan with monthly plant vacations to defeat the 8000 worker strike in the metropolis. The move aims to avert production disruption and maintain industry output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piano Manufacturers’ Association
New York
House Passed Bill to Aid Cripples
The House approved a bill providing federal appropriations equal to state allotments for rehabilitation of industrial cripples and sent the measure to conference for resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Policeman Finds Bundle of Drugs Near Fort Lee Path
A police sergeant discovered drugs worth $35,000 in a package wrapped in newspapers beside a wood path near Fort Lee. Federal agents in New York later found 155 bottles of heroin codeine and other substances, believed hidden for pickup and transport to Manhattan.
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Fort Lee
New York
Manhattan
Five Thousand Regulars Sail for Silesia
A force of 5,000 American regular troops under Brig. Gen. W. H Sage sailed from Hoboken aboard the Gen. Grant. The unit, tasked with police duties during the plebiscite in Silesia, will form a provisional division of the occupation army and proceed to Coblenz after landing in France pending further orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silesia
W. H Sage
Hoboken
Grant
Army of Occupation
Coblenz
France
Immense Siberian Fur Goods Arrive for American Trade
Vast stores of Siberian products including furs and hides valued at 1.5 million dollars have been received in the United States from Vladivostok, signaling a major raw material inflow for American commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Vladivostok
New York Provision Market Faces Mixed Prices
Market report outlines various dairy and meat prices across New York and East Buffalo. Butter Creamery offers extra prints and dairy picks, eggs rise modestly, cheese prices hold firm, poultry and potatoes show steady to mixed quotes, while oats flour and beans show varied figures across listed tonnages and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers
Graham
Ebenezer
East Buffalo
War Work of American Women
A wartime report details American Red Cross efforts by women over two years, producing nearly 100 million dollars in surgical articles and garments. About 3 million women and girls participated, with chapter production totaling millions of pieces across divisions, plus extensive canteen, hospital, and fundraising work. The expansion of Red Cross membership to about 20 million is highlighted as a key outcome of these efforts.
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United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Steel Cross
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Atlantic
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Postal Pay Hike Plan Moves Forward in Senate Committee
A substitute bill endorsed by the Senate Post Office Committee advances graduated increases in pay for postal employees in place of a flat $150 annual advance approved by the House. The measure aims to improve compensation progressively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate Post Office
Lee
Albany Man Elected President of Banking Institute in New Orleans
Gardner B. Perry of Albany was elected president of the American Institute of Banking at the closing session of the 17th annual convention in New Orleans. Boston was selected for the 1920 convention.
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Albany
Gardner B. Perry
American Institute of Banking
New Orleans
Boston
England's Darkest Day Marked by Somme Casualties
London officials report July 1, 1916 as England's darkest day of the war with 170000 killed and wounded on the opening of the Somme battle.
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England
London
Somme
Red Cross Week Declared in New York Proclamation
Governor Smith designates November 2 to 9 as Red Cross Week urging state residents to support the third Red Cross roll call.
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Smith
New York
Car Bought For 15000 At London Government Sale
At a government motor car sale in London the price reached 15000 dollars for an automobile built by a renowned manufacturing concern for the late Emperor of Russia.
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London
Russia
First German With Passport Arrives in U S Since 1914
The steamship Noordam of the Volland-American line brings from Rotterdam Erich Hecht the first German to enter the United States on a passport since 1914.
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Noordam
Volland-American Line
Rotterdam
Erich Hecht
United States
Revival of the Gentle Art of Pedestrianism
Fifty years ago professional walkers enjoyed celebrity status comparable to modern sports heroes. The piece recalls Edward Payson Weston and Dan O Leary in historic marches, notes cycling's rise as the killer of pedestrianism, and ends with hope that walking may return to prominence as a sport.
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America
Edward Payson Weston
London
William Homes
England
Dan O'Leary
Ireland
Dan
Atlantic
O'Leary
Jess Willard
Ty Cobb
Shank
O'Brien Backs Sailor Petrosky as Manager in Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien, the famed middleweight boxer, now runs a physical education club in Philadelphia and manages Sailor Petrosky, a 6 foot tall heavyweight at about 175 pounds. Petrosky, born in Shamokin, Pa., trained in the U.S. Navy.
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Sailor Petrosky
Niladelphia
Jack O’brien
Quaker City
Petrosky
Perosky
Shamoxin
United States Navy
Race Track at Long Beach eyed for 1921 opening
A possible new race track at Long Beach Long Island is being fostered by Senator Reynolds of New York with wealthy associates. The facility could be ready for racing in 1921 and would provide New York enthusiasts a season from annual to November 15.
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Senator Reynolds
New York
Long Beach
L. I
Commercial Printing Ad From Mail Printing Company
An advertisement from the Mail Printing Company invites readers to contact C for fine commercial printing services.
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The
Mail Printing Company
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