Four Stonesifer siblings wed four Stonesifers
In Hanover Pennsylvania four Stone brothers married four Stone sisters from the same town. William and Ida Marcell a Stonesifer began the chain in 1915, followed by Harry and Gertrude, then Lester and Joanna. The last ceremony took place September 22 with Rev. J. W. Reinecke. Two Stonesifers remain unmarried.
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Hanover
William
Ida Marcella Stonesifer
Harry
Gertrude
Lester
Joanna
J. W. Reinecke
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Republicans Cannot Control Congress
In St. Louis on October 18 AP reports J W predicts that the election of a Republican Congress and Senate is unlikely unless conditions change. He argues the path to harmonious government lies through democracy despite current signs.
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ST. Louis
J. W
Congress
Senate
Morrison To Resume The Practice of Law
A. G. Eighth city report states Gover nor Morrison will return to the practice of law in Charlotte after his term ends early next year. He issued a formal statement clarifying that his references to free organization of cold storage and farm labor groups do not imply he will pursue those ventures.
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Adeigh
Govertt Morrison
Charlotte
Fiee
Rand
Wesleyan Leader Shifts Stand on Student Drinking
Wesleyan University leaders announce a new approach to student discipline, placing authority with the faculty and student committee. Acting President A. Howland says the policy will be tested, noting the student body has been lax and not conducive to strong discipline.
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Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan Bas
British Parties Plot Courses Ahead of General Elections
London reports rising public interest as campaigns roll on across the British Isles. Former Premier Stanley Baldwin opens the Conservative fight at Queens Hall while Ramsay MacDonald speaks in Darlington claiming indifference to defeat and touting a Russia treaty he says would promote world peace.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
British Isles
Stanley Baldwin
Queens Hall
Lloyd George
Herbert Asquith
Darlington
MacDonald
Russia
Ghost sighting near Welling disturbs quiet village
London dispatch reports visitors claiming a ghost is disturbing the empty mansion on the old Dover Road near Shooters Hill in the village of Welling.
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London
Welling
Dover Road
Shooters Hill
Football Results From College Scores Page
Mississippi State 20 over University of Mississippi 0. Davidson 45 over Lenoir-Rhyne 0. Florida 34 over Wake Forest 0. Dartmouth 14 tied Yale 14. Princeton 17 over Navy. Harvard 12 over Holy Cross 6. Syracuse 10 over Boston College 0. Pittsburgh 26 over Johns Hopkins 6. VPI 12 over Maryland 0. Vanderbilt 21 over Tulane 13. Georgia Tech 15 over Penn State 13. Tennessee 13 over Carson-Newman 6. Virginia 13 over William & Mary 0. Georgia 23 over Furman 0. Trinity 14 over Richmond. Auburn 17 over Howard 0.
Zeppelin flag flown over American city in wartime airship
New York reports that for the first time a German flag was flown over an American city from an air vessel as the ZR-? passed overhead and the German ensign fluttered from its fin. The flag remained as the Zeppelin landed at Lakeland.
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New York
Lakeland
Beaman Sees Bright Prospect for Ports
M. R. Beaman arrived yesterday to spend Sunday with his family. In an interview with The Mirror he said sentiment for port and terminal development is growing by leaps and bounds. Campaign speakers report audiences are highly interested and enthusiastic in favor of the measure.
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M. R. Beaman
The
Mirror
Beaman
Clock’s Minute Hand Weighs Over A Ton In New York Ad Sign
In Conn on October 18 a minute hand weighing 2 200 pounds will travel 157 feet around the clock tower. The giant hand will be used as part of a largest advertising clock sign near New York City and is completed and shipped from here.
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J Thomason
Conn
New York City
Only One Set of Elector Candidates for Independents
Olympia Washington October 18 Only one set of presidential electors pledged to Senator LaFollette will appear on the Washington ballot after a writ of mandate ordered the secretary of state to withdraw the independent progressive party certification.
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Olympia
Wash
LaFollette
Washington
Independent Progressive Party
Priest Taxi Driver Arrested After Rival Carrier Fight
Rev. Paris Burden a priest by day and taxi driver by night was arrested following a clash with drivers from rival firms in New York on October 18. Burden said he drove for payment to reach sinners and publicans.
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New York
Paris Burden
Burden
Riddick Denies Fundraising Claim At Party HQ
Riddick dismissed a report claiming the National Republican League connected to former Representative Carl W. Riddick is raising over four million dollars to oppose progressives outside the Republican party. He called the claim plain bunk.
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la Follette-Wheeler
National Republican League
Carl W. Riddick
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