Presidential Primary movement gains nationwide support
The article argues for presidential primaries as a restoration of representative government, noting states like New Jersey Wisconsin North Dakota Oregon and Nebraska already have laws and others plan to adopt. It cites Senator Penrose and Pennsylvania as likely to join the effort and mentions Colliers Weekly reference to bosses deciding nominees. Ex mayor Fred Stanford disputes a $10 claim over an election info item.
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United States
New Jersey
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Oregon
Nebraska
Ohio
Louisiana
South Dakota
Ivelslavores
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Ais
Mark Sullivan Saya
Colliers Weekly
Morgaridge Honor Guest at Tea in Corry PA
Miss Lillian Morgaridge of Corry a former city resident spent weeks with old friends as guest of honor at a tea hosted by Ramaey Haas. Hosts, decorations of pin roses and ferns, Mrs Marie Arendt served chocolate. Miss Marlin Hommel poured. Attendants included Miss Porsthy Black, Miss Margaret Hoffman, Miss Helen Walter and Miss Thuth Watton.
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Lillian Morgaridge
Corry
Mins Margaret
Ramaey Haas
Marie Arendt
Marlin Hommel
Porsthy Black
Margaret Hoffman
Helen Walter
Thuth ‘Watton
Mitty
Harrshire
Names Denied In Publication Of City Election Bribery List
A Dispatch report lists men accused of receiving money in the November election in Otter County. Several denials arise from spelling errors and matching names. Investigations reveal some equal names caused confusion. Authorities caution readers about misidentifications while money receivers maintain their stance.
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Otty
Counly
Court House
Must Build a New Jail in Crawford County
Meadville Dew reports special agent W G Theurver of the United States Bureau of Charities toured Crawford County’s old detention facilities. He called the building the worst in the state after inspecting the lower floor and first tier of cells with Sheriff McMillan guiding him.
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Meadville
Dew
Crawford County
Bureau of Charies Willerecong
United States
W. G. Theur Ver
Bureau of Charities
Sherif McMilin
Ower
Journal Sets New Record for Corry Publication
The Journal reports a new record circulation for Corry, expanding to twelve pages to meet demand. The editor thanks local merchants for supporting Howspine Per circulation as a means of publicity and public awareness.
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Corry
Rornomson
Induaus
Tony
Jounal
Corry Grange Elects Officers at December Meeting
Corry Grange elected officers at a Saturday meeting on December 16. Retiring secretary J Batelle Kennedy was honored with anbsp.beau tifying cuff pin for twenty five years of service. Officers chosen include Worthy Master O T Heat Worthy Overseer Ward Keppel Lecturer Mrs Lonte Tawell Steward N I Sponter A St, Steward Merlin Lawson Chaplain John Chace Treasurer Mrs M Lawson Scribe Mrs Cora Sample G K Ch I at Jeres Mrs Lizzie Laween Pomona Mrs MeRsea Perkins Plaza Mrs Edith Laweson Pu lent Mrs Marguerite Myers Solleiter O M Chase Insinuation to be held in January. members with m e n site Hale to return them.
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Corry Grange
Ward Keppel
Lonte Tawell
N. 1
Sponter
A&st
Merlin Lawson
John Chace Treus
Ni Lawsort Seuy
Cora Sample
G. K
C. At
Chise Jeres
Lizzie Laween
Pomona
Mre
MeRsea Perkins Plaza
Aivs
G. 1
Heath
Edith Laweon
Marguerite Myers
Solleiter
M. Chase
Hale
J. Batelle Kennedy
Cuff Plas
Taft Abrogates 1832 Treaty With Russia On December 31
President Taft notified Russia that the 1832 treaty will be abrogated by December 31, 1912. The action creates the most exciting diplomatic situation in years as Washington sails the affair into a new phase.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Russia
Regulations On R R Passes See New Interstate Rules
The Interstate Commerce Commission sent Pennsylvania officials printed regulations on the display and recording of railroad passes to take effect January 1 1912. The rules will slightly reduce the number of passes issued to employees and several other functions. A complete list of pass holders and the written requests and reasons for issuing passes must be filed with the commission and duplicated in the rate schedules and company offices.
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Interstaty Commerce Commissior
Pennsylvania
Rates and Company
Holy Hoster Sentenced to Ten Years in Federal Prison
Special to Journal Portland Missouri December Reverend F Weston Linford leader of the Holy Ghost era fanutes was convicted as instrumental in causing the deaths of six followers on the yacht Cor anit Abaca and was sentenced to ten years in federal prison by Judge Hale.
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Portland
F. Weston Linford
Holy Ghostera Fanutes
Coranit Abaca
Midge Hale
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