Three shell scheme to split Wilson backers in Georgia
The Atlanta Journal condemns Democratic rivals to Governor Woodrow Wilson, labeling Clark Harmon and Underwood as a three shell ploy to divide Georgia counties West East and South. It calls the tactic a providential trust and forces to deny Wilson a double number of delegates. Woodrow Wilson remains the sole real candidate for the party.
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Woodeay Wilson
Atlanta Journal
Clark
Harmon Ty
Underwood
Tuly Yat
Wilson
Kare
Ther
Wall Street Journal
Woodrow Wilvonr
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt Will Be It Nominating Talk Spurs Chicago Rumors
The text notes Theodore Roosevelt’s nomination prospects and references Gifford Pinchot as a former forest service chief. It cites remarks at a dinner in Reed Town, claiming momentum for Roosevelt and suggesting potential political forces at play in Chicago that could reveal Republican leaders’ intentions. A sense of national campaign intrigue is conveyed through dialogue on Roosevelt’s chances.
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Hrie
Roosevelt
Gifford Minchot
Ciel Forester
Chicago
Howry Wrapping Paper for Putting Wader Carpets
Product listing from The Journal Office describes Howry wrapping paper used for placing wader carpets. Details of material and use are limited in readable text. The item appears as a local ad brief outlining packaging and placement notes.
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The
Journal’ Office
Death Mystery In Small Town Shocks Residents
An investigation into the death of Lewis reveals a complex case. Officials indicate a man found dead outdoors faced an apparent fall, with witnesses and family tying the event to a local attorney veteran of the Civil War and a nearby community in turmoil.
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Ath
Pernande
Wight
Clueendow
Mk Mopar Snow
Shotfield
Lawis
Hans Wat
Mihir
Jung
Horses Stolen in Ohio Reported Near City
Chief Nugent received a telephoned tip about two horses stolen from Ohio near the border. The animals, a dark bay pony and a bay colt, are described with white markings and harness wear. One person drove the pair while another aided in the theft. both were last seen Tuesday night near the vicinity.
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Polley Nugent
Ohio
Secretary Wilson speaks at Warren address defense of administration
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson spoke at the Warren Wardry Theater April 1 to a large audience with delegates from nearby towns. He praised federal aid to farmers and support for the President's program, defending administration policy amid frequent interruptions by enthusiastic applause.
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Warren
Wbrdry
James Wilson
Wilson
Potato famine fears loom as imports surge
News from across the country reports a looming potato shortage due to weather and supply issues. Ireland shipments arrive as homegrown spuds remain scarce, with retail prices ranging from 45 to per bushel and imports selling for up to 400 a peck, sparking market volatility.
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Paduis
Ireland
Mikado preparations crippled by hotel wall blasting
Reports note blasts dug into the hotel wall delay the production by at least two weeks. Foundation work at Lawrence Hoteling mixed concrete caused the setback. The Mikado stage elements and costumes arrived, with rehearsals pressed to meet a later opening by the Municipal Club troupe.
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Lawrence Hotaling
Leon
Mont
Kome Tien
Tone
Amptauy
Layelont
Aru Noon
Teveliswalin
Jpoi Wetton
Milewte
Factories to Resume Today As Water Recedes
Thiuestown reports factories to resume today after being shut by high water. Many workers remain idle as floods persist and ice blocks some lines. Beechwood traction nears normal operation as water drops, but risk remains for cottages and docks if ice breaks.
Married in Jamestown wedding at H by Britton home
Miss Anna Wrancen Briton and Emmett Hamilton Ross, both residents of Jamestown, wed last evening at 8 o'clock. Rev Dr George Moor officiated Baptist ceremony with green and white decor. Couple hosted a supper and received gifts including china and glassware. They departed for a brief honeymoon and will reside at 234 Fairmont Ave.
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H. Fy Britton
Lincoln
Anna Wrancen
Mmmett Hamilton Ross
Weide
George
Moor
Baptist
Ross
Fairmont Ave
Jamestown Post
Big Logging Contract Taken
Moves Pa April 10 B A McFate of Eagle Rock has taken a contract to clear a tract of timber at Want Sandy Venango Co for W H Cox Co of New Castle. 8,000,000 feet of white pine and 1,000,000 feet of pine and hemlock will be logged. McFate to operate two mills. work may take two years or more. He purchased the W J Campbell mill at Tibbs and will move it to East Sandy starting Monday.
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Moves
B. A. McFate
Eagle Rock
Huw
Want Sandy Venango Co
W. H. Cox & Co
New Castle
McFate
Tlonesta
W. J. Campbell
Tibbs Thin
East Sandy
Columbus vandals locked up in Warren county jail
Two Westfield New York men faced Justice Finckman for December break in at Lake Columbus cottages in Warren county. Bryan King waived arraignment and was sent to county jail for trial next January on $8,000 bail. Wally Post remains at large as officers pursue him.
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Warrenty Pan
Justee Finckman
Bryan King
Westfield
Oiring
Jane
Avally Post
Weatfield
Une
Sherman Man Shot Himself in Early Morning Tragedy
Bonin April 2, W. B. Lek, a former resident of Novih Bast Pu, shot himself at his father C. We diel home. Found in his bedroom with a head wound, the victim died later at 1 0 o clock this afternoon. Authorities believe depression from poor health contributed to the act.
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Bonin
B. Lek
Novih
Shermaty
Bur Elcal
Lek
Lick
Oil men strike big gas well near Shippenville
At the F. W. Schill farm three miles north of Shippenville a vast gas well was drilled to 900 to 1,000 feet after sand was found Saturday morning. By noon it began tapping, continued to drill itself throwing gravel and sand over the area, and owners Bol Blery Fryburg W J Crone J B Forte and other oil men hold several hundred acres under lease nearby.
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Shippenville
Bol Blery
Fryburg
W. J. Crone
J. B. Forteer
F. W. Schill
Bhippenville
Ahallow
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Anna Briton
Corry
E. H. Ross
Taylor
Corry Hide & Fur Co
East Pleasant Street
Corry, Pa
Columbus
Warren County
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King of
Sherman
W. 8. Lick
C. W. Lick
H. W. Grovmn
Wigway
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Starr Granite & Marble Works
Maple Ave
Gibson
Barlow Hyde. Co
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