Clark on tariff revision and party platform
Speaker Champ Clark argues Democrats must deliver on pre election promises to stay in power. He supports a revenue-driven tariff with maximum rates on luxuries and lower on necessities, urging a competitive tariff to lower living costs and aid American industry. He condemns claims that Democrats seek to wreck business and calls for honest, plain talk and equal opportunity.
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Clark
Democratic Party
Mr. Clark
Robert J. Walker
Congress
Christmas Lantern Slides at Emmanuel Church
Tonight the theater presents the Christmas story in lantern slides with explanatory remarks. The slides, received for Sunday School use, promise the best series on the subject yet offered. A ten cent admission is charged, and many people are expected to attend.
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Emmanuel Church
Card of Thanks by Mrs. AL Abbott
Mrs. AL Abbott expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for loving help and sympathy during her bereavement and for the numerous offerings received.
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Mra
AL Abbott Wiies
Important Change of Date at Holinboro State Normal School
A notice states the winter term opens January 2nd instead of December 31st as previously announced. The change affects enrollment and start times.
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Holinboro State Normal School
Sint
Oil City Basketball Team Cancels Game with Municipal Club
Oil City M C A team announced this afternoon that their game with the Municipal Club here would not take place. Efforts to invite an Erie or other strong team failed, and by four o'clock this afternoon the plan to arrange a substitute game was abandoned. The Municipal Club plans to host a stronger opponent on New Year’s Day.
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Bracken
Oil City
OK City
Erie
Election of Officers in the L. O. TM
The annual election for The L. O. TM named officers: Past Lady Commander Falbina Marks, Lady Commander Mary Craker, Lieutenant Commander Harly Belenor, Record Keeper Mary Murray, Finance Auditor Florence Westley, Chaplain Hannah Cropser, Lady at Arms Kathryn Young, Sergeant Lucretia Lutz, Sentinel Mary Crowlay, Pickett Louise Myrick, Munician Mora Fritz.
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L. O .Tm
Combiander—falbina Marks
Mary Craker
Harly Belenor
Special Bill Night at the AmuseU Feature and Graphs
A special bill tops the AmuseU program with Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms and eight additional acts. Graphs accompany the pageant alongside two other performances to entertain tonight.
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Graph
Bryan Warns the Democrats in Senate Committee Fight
Bryan warns that reactionary Democrats and the Sainte and Hovee factions will press for seniority as Congress shapes committee assignments. He argues the Progressive Democrats will control the Senate and that seniority should be ignored in favor of fitness and the party's welfare. He urges placing public needs above personal interests.
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Lincoln
Neb
Sainte and Hovee
Williatt d. Bryan
New Democratic Congress
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Senate Gangas
Jamestown Men Arrested for Gambling on Harrison Street
Detective Sergeant George Harrison raided a room on Harrison street at 3 20 yesterday afternoon and arrested three young men on gambling charges. They named Arthur Lawcen Fred Hriegan and Frank Barwig. A week or two earlier an Italian gambling house on Harrison street was raided and fined $50. The cage of the three arrestees will come up in Police Court today. All three are well known in the city.
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Jamestown
No 1
George Harrison
Harrison Street
Harrison
Polles Staton
Arthur Lawcen
Fred Hriegan
Frank Barwig
Harrison Treat
Mayville Bank Changes Made
Mayville, Dec 27. Clarence Gips perly ends a four year service severing his role as cashier at the State Bank of Mayville where he began years ago with Skinner Minton and Company Yankers. He will stay in Mayville to devote his time to his general insurance business pleasing many friends.
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Mayville
Clarence Gipsperly
State Bank of
oMes
Skinner, Minton and Company
Yankers
Inter
Frm
Dipperly
Kenaral Insurance
Big Twenty Dollar Doll Awarded at Everett Store
The big twenty dollar imported doll advertised to be given away by the Everett store was awarded this afternoon to Miss Mary Gray. The event drew a crowd, with Miss Doris Zell receiving the second largest number of coupons, 1440, and a smaller doll. Other contestants also had large votes, though details are unclear.
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Everett
Mary Gray
Doris Zell
Annual Meeting Notice of Pa Trong Mutual Fire Association
The annual meeting of the Pa Trong Mutual Fire Association will be held at offices in Corry, Pa., Jan. 4, 1919 at 10 a.m. for the election of officers and general business. A. H. Olmetond, Pres. G. D. Hoath, Secy.
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Patrong Mutual Fire Association
Corry
Businega
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Corry Evening Journal
Traction Building
Center Street
Corry, Pa
Ald
Arthur Coleeroye
Sea Line
iSca
Ween
New York
Chicago
Royal Grape
Tartar
Champ Clark
Federal Treasury
Politi
Library Theater
Bryan
C. R. Gipperly
Institution
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Bloch
A. H. Olmetond
Pres
G. D. Hoath
See'y
Delaware At
Wayne
Bell
Barlow
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