Week's Review Highlights From 1920s Oddities And Events
Newport Ky woman Dorothy Rainey, 30, dies after a fall from a Lafayette Hotel window in Lexington. Harrisburg moves to open municipal beach baths for winter swimmers. A mix of incidents, deaths, storms, and public notices paint a chaotic week with several named places and people across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thumsday
Dorothy Rainey
Newport
Lafayette
Lexington
Harrisburg
Teporta
Bens
Russel Weaimeney
Stocisburg
Silver Creek
N. Ys
Burt
Ralph Green
Ralph
Artick
Pemay
Trenton Trade Bolly Favors Catal al minute
A contested plan urges replication on the ladle of 1 Just and reasonable Settlement between the State and Lehigh Valley Railroad. The Chamber of Commerce at its first meeting discussed abandonment of the Morrin canal with railroad and state officials weighing in. Theodore Roosevelt tribute and an address on life deeds marked the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marahal Poel
Tusgerand
White House
Ofelvei
Piualdent Yierding
Abindon
Taont
Morris Enna
Lehigh Valley Malivond Company
Jensen and Vistual
Rolinvons
Newark Chaumber of Commerce
Tugishitlan
AtmApolly
Wigan
Lwaki
Annsapoliq
War Department
Department “of Agriculture
New Jersey
Mutter
Texas
New York
Agoal
Deflake
Florida Peninsula
Catia
Aten
Uilonville
Henry Lodging
Uobning
Untenville
Trenton
Bolly
Catal al
Lehigh Valley Tinstronil Company
Uasme Te Aiden Ince
Morriy Ganat
Chamber, of Commerce
Oread
Tobert Great Hotel
Abbousgho
Memhera
Une Chamber
Morrin Canal
Edgar Ji. Totes
Lehigh “Willey Railroad Company
William el.’ Barry
Editar
Stites
Oxford Theatre Sold to John W. Lunger
Local figures from Oxford and Hackettstown attended social visits and church events while John W. Lunger purchased the Oxford Theatre. Residents named Nell Hoagland, Mrs. G. O. Tunison, and several others were noted for visiting relatives, attending services, or hosting gatherings. A council event and a birthday party were mentioned among community activities in Warren County.
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Mer
Johin
Marthe Stomt
Lertha
Auth
Newton Iy
Lowly _ Deane
Mavie Tinuiman
Hackettstown
Mra G
Tunison
Chierlos
Mes
Abram Picten- Baty
Mids Uilzabeth
George
National View
George W. AuNer
Washbiston
Warren County
Deoth
Churel
Gurtrads Thomary
Laigt
Vk Narents
Aml Alva
Hackethstown
Wm. Virdigres
Lewis Haycock
Barton House
Edward Poke Nose
Aira
George Linner
Lews Stayyock
William Bomble
Tomily
Charles Cougly
Elizabeth
Wud Mors
Ceouse Broad
Coloukil
Chiveh Watch
Junio, Saindaysiehoal Vets Amerredneg Ait i
Loskor Tien
Bala
Objects of Organization Fir ing League
The articles outline the main purposes of a non pool co operative formed by milk producers to oppose monopoly in dairy production and sale. The new organization grants each member one vote, concentrates control with members, and sets duties, with articles approved by a court justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea
Kinlaht
Erncory
Malden
Max
Quorge A. Danlam, Jr
Tle
New York City
New Jersey
Newark
Stelke
Martin Sealth
New York
Smith
Milauteth
Springfeld
Rubin
Springield
Whitehouse School
Bunteridon County
Niagara Fails ‘Trust Company
Dank
Niagara
Falla
Cody
Bankle
Catry
Associa
Aebares
Waldard Te
Pratt
Gilea
Macn
Trewna
Dairymen’s League Cooprative Association Inc
Orkighil Dulsanen's League, Inc
Bas
Organza
Dncorporation
Prom Court
Alverson
Ot Wartertannan
Fragmented local notes from Trenton theatre case and accident
A court discussion mentions a salt brought by John J. Wogan and a $10,000 claim against Sheriff Wal for Wiegers. A theatre move, Septembers and a farm accident leave a man with a severely damaged arm requiring amputation. A farmhouse fire near Croten destroys a wagon and tools after late Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NUWS
Jude T Vir
Supreme Court
Ohn J. Wogan
Trent
Trenton
Sheriff Wal
Wiegers
Tarmon
Freneltown
Iara
Dascyh Nemeth
Croten
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Harry Thaw
Stanford White
No, Su
West
Sndpew
Birmingham
Alle Hnes
Inea
Marion
Marion Starta
Huayching
WI Haya
Pangungera
Washsington
Joostrata
Pennylyinia
Lethichem
Bott Selehta
Scranton
Imag
Rdivon Co
Ewatou
Kla
Steve Liew
Parkptiice
Mahoney Clay
Liensovie
Dernth
Jowelk
Surolot
Atoeks
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Ani
Mentitel Iy
Ncettons Sven. Hlsts Iecordur
Hloumeburs
A. Telp
Paris
Washington
Nate
Mona
Eureka
Kan
Jane Willard
Wwe
Dempsny
Kent White
Wits
Mina White
Yaraphath
Juhia
Che Wermsun
Westwood
Bergen
Weatigoad
Hig
Finn
Dikola
J. J. Fragler
Atata
Non Partiyan League
A. Nuston
Heer Lapeer
Mich
Taltesk
Grant Trank
Ctr
Weeekers
Kila
Dn Peer
Reading Iron Company
Keystone
Healings
Hee
Neil Teebie
Stueraibes
Puget Soul
Tanam Canal
Athunade Sol
Pope Eho
Valu
Margret Kastan
Diamonda
Walte
Younoga
Town
Ohio
C. Z. Vivens
Oeentyeaight
Solller
Om Trustecompany
Wdmanton
Caniuta
Aya
Cotcle
Volsa
Kinaheon
Vilages
Russia
North America
Chicago
Sainte
Ruth
Badebat
Ald
Ngi Uridge
Lindlawe
Silas Atury Getrolie
John 'Ransue
Lyman _Bonart
Sumpton
Alfred “Sotto
John Boon
Pything Sisters
Ruth Barkin
B. Tyicketey
Abunyib
Jess Sutghar
Oxford
Isenior
Epworth League
Rone
Summerfield M
Objects of Organization Firing League
Bolivia
Normandy
Jersey
Prunella
HOYS
Hieghew
Allishades
Ulngk
Jacob Mayer
Easton, Penna
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