County Candidates File Papers In State Nominations
Nominations to state offices were filed today with the state department at Harrisburg. Supreme court candidates include Emory A. Walling of Erie, Robert B. Frazer of Allegheny, Gustav A. Endlich of Berks, J. J. Kintner of Clinton, George Kundell of Dauphin, George H. Donner of Allegheny, William Wilhelm of Schuylkill, and Harold L. Robinson of Payette. Justices run on a nonpartisan ballot. Erie notes petitions for Congress in the 22nd district by M. Ligbel Jr., Mitton W. Shreve and Frank L. Lockwood. Assembly hopefuls include G. H. Heath, John S. Wake, Cassius L. Alexander, Arthur J. Lyons, with party and allied nominees named for state committeeman and other positions.
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State Department
Harriablitg
Supreme Court Justics
Emory A. Walling
Big City
Robert 8. Frazer
Allegheny County
Gustav A. Endlich
Berks County
J.J. Kintner
Clinton County
George Kundell
Dauphin County
George H. Donner
Allegheny
William Wilhelm
Schuylkit County
Harold L. Robinson
Payette County
Supreme Court
Erie
M. Ligbel, Jr
Congress
Mitton W. Shreve
Frank L Lockwood
Meadvill
Washington
G. H. Heath
Corry
Tird
John S. Wake
Cassius L. Alexander
Republian
Arthur J. Lyons Corry
George Uiandon
William D. Kinney
Joseph Crawford
Evangelist Campaign Draws Thousands to Faith Across Cities
Scranton reports 18 000 converts as the evangelist tours Pennsylvania on a statewide campaign. After a State College stop, the preacher’s Pennsylvania run has drawn crowds totaling 75 000 in four cities including Pittsburgh with 26 000 converts, surpassing Scranton.
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Gren
State College
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Wilkes Barra
Rurpans
Trinidad Horror Leaves Women and Children Dead
A clash near Ludlow yesterday killed seven identified and left many missing as fires consumed strikers tents. Troops arrested near Trinidad and morgues report dozens dead, including four women and thirteen children, trapped in trenches and huts as rifle and machine gun fire raked the camp.
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Trinidad
Trinidad, Or
Jared
Tring
John McLennon
United Mine Workers of America
Ludlow
Bipartisan Debates Turned Rough In Harrisburg Rally
In Chestnut street auditorium Harrisburg on April 21 Democratic nominees for state and national offices vented frustrations after crowd size dwindled from about 800 to 400. Michael J. Ryan led the mood with anger at campaign progress, paired with campaign manager Eugene Hanniwell. Other speakers included State Senator Richard V. Parley Samuel B. Shull and Henry Budd, focusing on ideals and current issues.
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Wardhealer
Chestnut Street
Michael J. Ryan
Ryan
Eugene
Hanniwell
Jim
Richard V. Parley
Philadelphia
Samuel B. Shull
Stroudsburg
Henry Budd
United States
Italian Admits Crime in Franklin Storehouse Attack
Italian resident Tony Netalie, arrested in Franklin, admitted to attempting to murder Joe Cerissa, storekeeper and harvester, in a Saturday night attack. He was arraigned before Alderman Taft on felonious assault and battery with intent to kill, then committed to Meadville Jail.
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Tony Netalie
Tisilun
Franklin
Jacobson
Queen City
Murrder
Joe Cerissa
Netulle
Taft
Prathar
Meadville
Union City Stomach Victim Describes Rapid Health Gain
A Union City man from 42 GraVex Street credits Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy with a swift recovery after years of stomach and digestive trouble. He reports lasting improvement a year after treatment and urges others to try the remedy, noting its claimed ability to cleanse digestive tract and prevent serious operations.
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Union City
Martinran
GraVex Street
Mayr
Mayre
Maya
Eto C. O. Babbitt & Son
H. Mayr
Mfg
Whiting St
Chicago
Four Marines Killed First Battle of War
Four U S Marines were killed in the first battle of the war in Mexico as Rear Admiral Mitcher led marines ashore at Vera Crux. The gunboat Prairie supported the landing and control of the customs house and railway yards began. Casualties included four dead and about forty wounded with reports of heavy fighting at the Huerta positions. The Senate was in session as President Wilson sought authorization for armed action.
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Mexico
Senate
Wilson
Mietchur
Vera Crux
United States
Krupp
Victoriann Huerta
Anon
México
Prairie
American Mainex
Marine Corpa
Huertistas
Huerta
Pletcher
Kenora
Mexico City report yields no confirmation
Report from Mexico City states no confirmation could be obtained. The brief note notes uncertainty and lacks verifiable details or official sources.
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Mexico City
Foolish to Keep Corns Pat Extractor Exposed
An old advertisement touts a corn removing product named Pat Extractor claiming to remove corns warts and callouses overnight. It promises genuine success and is sold for 50 cents with bottles recommended by druggists and physicians.
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Putnam Corn Extractor
Jasop
Downey
Big fire kills thousands of cattle at Nelson Morris barns
In Peoria Illinois last night a blaze swept through three blocks destroying the Nelson Morris cattle feeding barns. About six thousand cattle were housed, with roughly four thousand burned. Surviving stock escaped into stockyards as flames reached the riverfront. Loss estimated near 490000 dollars.
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Peoria
Nelson Morris Company
Sfty
Tiindis
Trainmaster Brew Visits Erie for Brief City Call
Trainmaster John T. Brew of Erie arrived in the city this morning for a short visit on business.
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John 'T. Brew
Erie Yas
Buatess
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