Social notes list visits and travels across towns
A long social column records numerous locals visiting relatives and friends, with many heading to or returning from cities like Sinclareville Titusville Union City Sherman Millsville Mayville Youngstown and Pittsburgh. People including Lee Wood Jerome Nast Violet Woodman Harold Kamarer and Wanda Alex are mentioned among travels and visits, with several family trips to Ohio New York and Pennsylvania and a few attendance at funerals and medical procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wood
Sinclareville
Wino
Titusville
G. A. Elston
Park Place
Jerome Nast Hni
Miladelphia
Wince Thomas
Union City
Robert Osborne
Fre
Gertrude and
Julia Thayer
Sherman
Violet Woodman
New York
Mra
Ruth
Jovate Marie
Marion
Ohio
Mia Wanda Alex
Maple Avenue
Mondville
Ol City
Himon Kincaid
Chirley
Alex Rovers
Mayvilla
Vial Foluttvon
Major Wilcox
Mendville Tames
Nell
iHonds
Cambridge
George Knapp
Erly
Byron McIntyre
Bear Lake
Mive Mund Thorn
Warren
Misa Bernice Damon
Chautanqia Lame
Carl Suilth
Brownell Shoe Co
Toft
ON City
Meg. N. J. Alton
Clevewed
Corton Wellh
Springu
Emery Drake
Herbert Hoorsleln
North East
BM. Wonnell
Jambing
Vinit
Hero and Wontreville
Mira
Byron Motntyrs
George
Motntyrs
Moronce Cauler
West Hrollurick Street
Corry
Mies —Stonnatt
Morgaridsco
Keele
Porter
Paul Weber
James Mefnnea
Cadillac Motor Gar Co
Nda Mra
Will Matthaws
Gon Warren
Ira
Mas Hale
Sintaraville
W. Va
Brine
Gleveland
Taestown
Sum of Money Found At 128 Waite Street
Found sum of money reported with instruction that the owner may claim by proving ownership at 128 Waite Street and providing matching details. Pending verification, authorities request the rightful owner to come forward for identification and restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite Street
Advatia
Penrose Campaign Echoes of Prosperity Amid Global Strife
Penrose campaign rhetoric centers on two twin hopes—domestic prosperity and peaceful foreign policy—while events abroad and in industry temper optimism. Reports claim broad industrial growth, rising car and mill activity, and expanding retail stocks as government patience and diplomacy in Mexico and Latin America yield calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Penrous
Forst
Mnd
Noryfen
Milla
Penrons
Mexico
Péseo
Progresa
Highway Costs and Road Building in 1912 13
In 1912 13 the state highway department built about 72.5 miles of road at an average $719,558 per mile or $1,499,105 total. Plans show about 10,000 miles more, costing an estimated $198,658,000 at the same rate. Maintaining the completed system would cost about $28,845,000 yearly. The piece critiques neglect and calls for better management and accountability from state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State ‘Highway Department
Neventy
Blystow
White Road
Higolowlem
Digotowlam
Nun Department
Aingle
Penney
Penroseism and Prosperity in Pennsylvania Debate
A historical editorial cites Penroseism as central to prosperity, accusing a corrupt alliance between business interests and politics. It argues Wilson’s 1912 protest against abuses favors reform and predicts public support for Penroseism as the path to steady government and broad prosperity across the country and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skarist
Fionopoly
Pentoadium Stuide
Buslhens
Prookad Polltiis
Pennsylvania
Ledger
Turn On The Light In Harrisburg State Governance Turmoil
A damaged fragment argues that Harrisburg state offices are veiled from public scrutiny for 25 years under Republican control. It claims William Berry and later Governor Taner resisted information access, tightening payroll secrecy and opposing legislative inquiries, challenging the democratic ideal of government by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate
Harrisburg
Alaza
Republican
William Hy Berry
Otto
Capitol
Expo
Taner
People's Representatives
House of
Mengaga
Howe
Politically Charged Fragments on McCormick and Capitol Plot
Disjointed paragraphs note Vanoa McCormick elevating Hartsburg and aim to replicate in Harria, with scuffled references to the Capitol City and Commonwealth. Mentions state employees renting 60000 pamphlets, party delays before primaries, and figures like Bill Crow and Penrose amid GOP infighting and labor reform hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoa McCormick
Hartsburg
Harria
Commonwealth
Editorial Jottings on Pennsylvania Penrose Protection
The item questions political finances and influence in Pennsylvania, criticizing Penrose protection, union funding, and campaign expenses. It notes Warners and McCormick shifting opponents, sapres early rivalries, and questions Brumbaugh’s stance. It mentions governors and alleged profits from state contracts, implying broader political contractors in Philadelphia and inside state dealings.
Final War Bulletin Telegrams of Allied Fronts and Diplomatic Moves
A long World War I era bulletin reports Austrian and German troop actions toward Russia, Italy preparing to abandon France, and Axis protection of conquests. It notes Belgium and Belgian relief funds in London, talks in San Sebastian with Spain’s premier, and Lisbon cabinet moves affecting the navy, with Allied gains in a battle near Nawir and continued tension across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaye Buon
Lon Horn
Nawir
Tattia
Lonton
Spain
Sambador
London Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
Lisbon
Ho Iceianes Navy
Inrobant Réesots
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Corry City Electric Licht Company
Remington Smith
Monarch
C. &. Porter
W. Main
Livestock Sanitry Board
State Capitol
Republican Machine
Excine
Bill Crow
Standard Oil Foraker
Standard: Oil Penrose
College Chum
Lorlinery
Geow
Foxe
Penrose Protective Union
Inw
Stl
Keele Hing
Walmer
McCormick
Doctor Brumbaugh
Pébnsylvania
Varen
Philadelphia
Clary & Stone
ER Ea
Final War Bulletin
Count Minedorm
Amy Bassador
Great Britain
London
Vienna
Bulgaria
Berlin
Eopork
Russa
Italy
Altrlat
Fraica
Wiswer
Cologne
Tadley Allison Gow
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