Postage rates and tariff debate swirl through era editorials
A fragmented column discusses Second Class Mail rates for Carry and a long critique of tariff policy. It cites Oliver Twist sentiment, mentions Senator Butler and President Coolidge, and recalls World War I principles tied to Jeffersonian democracy. The piece reflects public frustration with high tariffs and calls for revision and courage in leadership.
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Oliver Twist
Fretcolidge
Mesling
Bic
Massachusetts
Condiy
Republican Party
Reman
Ariff
Land
Wilson
Aple
Psule
Coolidge
Butler
Cooldie
United Flutes
Jefferson Way
Jefférsonians of Liberty
Justice
Europe
Jefferson
Twenty Years Ago As Taken Ey See Es Files
A garbled item recounts past events with names and places: a church pastor election, individuals linked to area churches, and social notes. It mentions a pastor installation, local entertainers, and town visits. The text is fragmented, with several unreadable names and places.
Sobléry News From Washington and Nearby Tales
Fragmented local chatter covers a Washington telephonic exchange, a pedestrian sighting by Thessantune hunters, and references to nostalgic auto ideas. A Detroit woman and a Providence resident share money matters, while a doctor warns spring fever is no joke. The column ends noting economy-minded readers to use classified ads.
Haynes Dies at Kokomo Father of Horseless Carriage
Elwood Haynes, esteemed dean of the auto industry in Kokomo, died from influenza related complications. He built the United States' first automobile in 1894 and later founded the Haynes Automobile Co, earning recognition for pioneering the horseless carriage.
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Haynes
AUTO
Kokomo
United Press
Ind
Burrawa
Pps
Suney Visting
United States
Washngton
D.C
Short
Haynes Auttomobile Co
Accuse Mother of Slaying Son in New Haven Trial
Mrs Jennie Zarzycki stood trial in Superior Court charged with first degree murder for cutting the throat of her seven year old son while he lay ill. State’s witnesses and defense proposed a not guilty verdict on grounds of insanity after initial testimony. Zarzycki admitted killing her son to free the home from a troubling presence aiming to restore peace. In Lancaster a man shot at his sweetheart’s music, narrowly missing others, and was committed to jail on charges of felony.
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United Press
New Haven
Conn
Mra
Jennie Zarzycki
Hige
Fithyardi
Avery
Zareyeki
Harlon
Romtead
Rome
Jagala
Fire Halts Wilkes Barre Retail District Damage Soars
A $500000 blaze in Wilkes Barre damaged stores and properties in the heart of the retail district. Two men were injured as walls collapsed and a gas main exploded. Firefighters fought the four hour fire, aided by high winds, with two firemen hospitalized.
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Wilkes Barre
Wilkes Barrets
Weitzen Yornani Son
Raph Preneh
Merrill Nelson
Weitsenkorn
Notice from Kelly News Company on Erie Dispatch Herald delivery
The Kelly News Company states it will continue delivering the Erie Dispatch Herald to all areas, assuring patrons of the same high grade service by its carrier boss and continuing uninterrupted delivery operations despite circulating reports to the contrary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly News Company
Erie Dispatch Herald
Ity
Stl
Mother of six dies in blaze in Williamstown
United Press report from Williamstown says a mother of six died when a fire engulfed her home last night. Despite her son's attempts to beat the flames, her clothing ignited from a range fire, and she perished as neighbors and authorities responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Williamstown
Heddard
Sicktesville
Marriage Performed at Erie This Morning
A marriage was performed at Erie this morning by Rev L O Benue with Miss Mabel Morris, of this city, uniting with Paunes a Myers. The couple, tied the knot at the PR station, and are expected to reside in Corry.
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Erie
Paunes A
Myers Wanim
PR. R
Mabel Morris
Cits
Mar Hoge
L .O. Benue
Plister
Corryne
Braddock Man Wins Paris Appointment
A Braddock man secured a Paris appointment in a local community effort led by service groups. The announcement credits Walt Pleas as writer and notes the event took place amid civic activities and multiple endorsements from nearby organizations. Local residents react with cautious optimism about the appointment's impact on regional affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Paris
Cashington
Fragmented note hints at Los Angeles event
A partially readable line mentions Los Angeles with vague references to an event or service. The garbled text obscures clear details, but indicates a date or time and a possible activity. No specific names, firms, or places are confirmed due to the illegible OCR.
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Pony Evening Journal
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Carry
R&d
Colegrove
Post Office of
Albany
Washington
Astac
House of Commons
Lady Astor
Yar
Warrhward
Ming Kathoripie Vader
Wie Beth
Telephone Oa
Earl Arbion i
Athliotte Muhenaker
Johnv T
Robert Burs
Ellie
Luis
Elie
Tampa
Thor
Havana
Cuba
Ndt
Cory
Findley Lake
Grant Puller
VO Sims
Phiidze
Sing Cabinae Sory Bers
Newtr Magerstown
Mia
Nut
Agine
Nurmie
Lacle Toby Vinen
Los Angeles
Adeline
Detroit
Boos
Lancaster
Marcus Pless
Jait Ga
Batty
Kaiser
Hindenburg
Lontion
Guspan Kaier
Dideyite
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Tren
Mindentiers
Fortier Field Marshall
Alleus
Malonel Kielst
Tyehaigey
Williehn
le Germin Press Hae
Suntors
Mis Myers
Ames & CO
Citizens National Bank
Corry, Pa
Ailey
Baumgarten
Glenn R. Davis
N. Center St
J. A. Lanston
Nanite
North Center ST
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