The Sinclair Verdict and Its Aftermath
The Corry Evening Journal notes the New York World report on the Sinclair verdict not guilty in the Teapot Dome matter. It discusses the contrast with the Supreme Court, ongoing perceptions of bribery and conspiracy, and the broad impact on public trust and subsequent investigations.
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Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Albert B. Ball
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Fall
Continental ‘Trading Company
Supreme Cour
Continental
Bnt
Ustake
Albert B. Fall
California
Supreme Court
Wall
Borat
Nye
Public Lands Committee
Senate
Sinelala
United States
Rummage Sale Aids Woman's Club And City Manager Debate
Residents rally for a three day rummage sale to support the Woman's Club building fund while voters weigh the city manager form of government in Cleveland. The piece notes prior city experiences and the broader appeal of streamlined municipal leadership. The article also provides guidance from the American Tree Association on protecting nursery stock roots during transplanting.
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Clu
Cay
Eallse
Cleveland
Ohio
Americas Tree Association of
Washington
Washington editor reports coal crisis deepens labor rift
Washington dispatch outlines a dire coal industry crisis with John L. Lewis warning of a painful but necessary restructuring. President Lewis argues for painful measures to curb overproduction and stabilize demand while miners and operators dispute responsibilities and costs amid mounting industry distress.
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John, L. Lewis
Te United Mine Workers
Anferne
Lael
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files April 24 1908
An old item notes births and deaths including Mr and Mrs Gordon's newborn daughter. Congress confirms an item of 20004 for a public building site. A freight train accident in Spartansburg injures Arthur Gavels. Electric slews by Jewel Sign Co. attract attention. Dutton dies after illness. Crawford county primaries show Mayor Heath leading Liebel. Trimble Blaly and Shimburg seek buyers in Columbus. Titusville visitors and locals appear in town.
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon showcases quick grammar drills
A fragment from a workbook or newspaper feature presents five exercises on English usage. It asks for corrections to a misconstructed sentence, pronunciation of February, misspelled words, and vocabulary choices. Answers listed include omit, pronounce north, caterpillar, and indisputable.
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W. L. Gordon
Robert
Rudiment
Equitapie Life Insurance Help Service Offer
Service notice from The Equitapie Late of Town describes ongoing support for policyholders. It lists assistance with beneficiary changes settlement directions policy conversions premium payment methods estate analysis dividend applications loan retirement and lapsed policy reinstatement. Friendly services offered without obligation.
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Equitapie Late
Eee
A Problem a Day from a Garrison Memorandum
A fragment states 1200 troops with provisions dated five months, asks how many were killed in a battle. Also included are math problems and profits ratios, referencing investments A B C and months, with a note that Mrs Jessie Skinner travels to West Branch Pennsylvania to visit premises for a few days.
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Jessie Skinner
West Branch
Prelusives
Look and Learn Quiz Notes
Monticello is the home of Thomas Jefferson located in Virginia. Glass is made from silica sand and other materials. The Grimm brothers wrote celebrated fairy tales. Niagara Falls flows toward Lake Ontario. The Roman name for Eros is Cupid.
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Monticello
Niagara Falls
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
For Rent Upper Four Rooms Near Mast Bond Street
Readable fragments show a rental ad offering an upper four room accommodation on Mast Bond Street. Likely includes basic rooms and rental terms, with no clear contact or price details in the fragment.
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Mast Bond “Street
Quant
Harding School Entertainment a Big Success
The Harding School evening program drew hearty applause with readings by In 1 Van Tasnel and Signa Anderson. Music by George Wood and Max Harvey complemented performances by C. H. Hoffmaster. The Fever Wald! was well received. All seats sold and the Harding Home and School Association netted a neat sum.
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van Tasnel
George Wood
Max Harvey Pinch
Signa Anderson
C. H. Hoffmaster
Harding Home and School Association
Miner Killed on First Day at Work in El-Barre
Geo F Lee aged 30 a World War veteran began mining work in El-Barre. He did not return home after his first day and an investigation showed he was killed by a fall of rock.
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United Press
El-Barre
Geo. F. Lee
Eleran
Tine Foreman for West Penn Fatally Hurt
A West Penn Power Company foreman died after a wagon dolly tipped during electric pole installation on South Marys Street. John Baker, 42, sustained a broken neck and spinal fracture and died at Andrew Scoul Memorial Hospital in St Marys. Police and hospital staff treated him after coworkers retrieved him from the accident scene.
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John TF
Toremiun
Weal Penn Power Company
Andrew Scoul
St Marys
Mon- Hiay
South St Marys Street
Baker
South St. Marys Street
Olly
Germont
Pellow T
Lute
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Corry
South Street
Dupe Srov
Arthur Colegrové
National Advertisng
Frod Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
New York World
Austelya
Help the Woman's Club
Chak
Stewart Wainington Correanoudent
Leid Press
Bene Goud
Kalen Gooding
Hennsylvania Bituminatis Nels
Beliss
Ekem
Angheuey
Allanloct
Journal’ Files
Sto
Rfeonge
Gordon
Austin
Bates i
Copry
Artur Gavel
Spartansburg
Thianville
Joseph Flynnhag
Jewel Sign Co
Dutiis M. Dutton
Crawford County
Heath
Liebel
Charles Trimble
Waller Blaly
Joe Shimburg
Columbus
Jack Wlinders
Titusville
Pourragae
Des Moine
John W. Lambing
W. Park PI
Delox
Alexander Fwmilion
Aston Burr
Vermont
Harding School
West Penn
John F. Baker
Ridgway
Caner
Man
Erie
Warren
Jamestown
N. Y. Ly
Clymer
Panama
A.M
Youngsville
Tor Fiie
Waterford
Phoenix Hotel
West Ridge Transportation Co
KOTEX
Frank C. Capi
North Center Street
College Feed Conference Board
Spencer Feed Store
West Washington Street
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