Progressive Republicans in Pennsylvania Face Gauntlet of Graft
A fragment from a Pennsylvania political piece accuses Progressive Republicans and the Washington Party of being swayed by the Pennrose machine. It claims leadership failures and patronage greed led to the old gang’s chief clerk retaining power, while McKean was the Democratic nominee. The text criticizes Speaker Alter and notes splits within the Progressive faction and lingering machine influence.
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Pennsylvania
House
Warcely
Penrose
Arthur McKean
Beaver County
Ailian
Washington Party
McKean
Washington
Young
Itts
Good
Donwhoe
Becker
Spenker Aller
Seth
Altor
Ty Pile
Progressiviem
Kelilon
Holl Pacher Garin
Chiat Glork
Leib. Alter
Agutnel & Calcun
Democrats and Progressives Seek United Action After Lessons
The article argues conferences from the healing era are essential for unified action. It contends the Progressives, having misread the House organization and sided with machine influence, now admit their mistake by emulating the Democrats in pursuing coordinated effort.
Dog Found Badly Wounded By Gunshot Near Center Street
Dr Greenfield the veterinarian picked up a fine collie on North Center Street today that had been shot through a hind leg and wounded in the abdomen. The doctor dressed the injuries and sees no reason the dog will not recover. The dog wore a rawhide collar and the owner is asked to call and claim the animal.
Business Men's Large Gym Class at Presbyterian Gym
The business men's class at the Presbyterian Gym forms a new organization. Director Harry Alexander had fourteen under his instruction last evening, with about twenty men in the class meeting every Friday. The session included calisthenic exercises and various forms of special work, praised for variety and enjoyment. The program looks promising and attracting younger men to join.
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Presbyterian Gym
Harry Alexander
Ratification Move Hinges on One More State
United Press dispatch from Washington reports West Virginia has ratified a proposed amendment to the federal Constitution authorizing an income tax. With only one state legislature vote needed for final approval, action by one additional state is awaited. Governor Crass will sign promptly, sending the measure to Washington for final form by early next week.
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United Preew
D. C
Unt
Virginia
Crasscock
Washington
Stiffen Your Backbone for Success and Character
A promotional arid exhortation urges readers to strengthen their backbone. It extols resilience, self reliance, and moral vigor as keys to personal and professional success, urging clerks and workers to use backbone to advance in their jobs and life. It blends metaphor with call to action.
States yet to act on amendment hinder adoption
Consideration of the amendment by thirty six states is necessary for adoption. Pennsylvania is among the states of the union which have not all yet acted on the matter.
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Pennsylvania
Union
Harry Howard Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Harrison B Howard of Wayne township died at Corry Hospital about 8 PM following an operation for appendicitis performed last Sunday He was 28 years old Son of Mr and Mrs M C G Howard he leaves a wife Leah Love formerly Love of Columbus Funeral services set for Monday at 2 PM at North Corry M B Church with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery
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Harrison B. Howard
W. Irving Abeoh
Corry Hospital
Wayne Township
M. CG. Howard
Leah
Columbus
North Corry M. B
Pina Grove Cemetery
Railroads Present Argument in Labor Negotiations
A Pennsylvania Railroad statement to papers outlines the dispute with locomotive firemen in the eastern region. It cites average monthly earnings near 99 dollars with some over 100, while firemen seek up to 113 dollars, and mentions a proposed arbitration that railroads favor and firemen have rejected amid ongoing tensions and strike votes.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Maystour
Jearn
Penn’a. RR
Suginpore
Philadelphia Officials Convicted in City Scandal
United Press reports Philadelphia officials Henry Gley Willard Walls John Wigging were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the city of up to 200000 in a municipal construction project. City architect Carly Zilensinger was cleared.
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United Prov
Philadelphia
Farmer
Henry Gley
Willard J. ‘Walls
John R. Wigging
Carly Zilensinger
Meadville B B Team Set To Clash At State Armory
Meadville B B team, strong Crawford county squad with Allegheny College and Meadville High School alumni, will meet the Meadville opponents next Thursday evening at the State Armory. The game was secured today amid local hoop interest.
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State Armory
Meadville
Crawford County
Allegheny College
Meadville Hight
Municipals
Corry
British steamer reported disabled near Manila
A British steamer was reported disabled by unidentified forces near Manila. The vessel, believed to be the British steamer Kinichhow, carried about two hundred crew or passengers and was attacked while navigating the Tiuzou Tie land area. Authorities in Manila have ordered a review by naval masters.
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Byith
Kinichhow
Tniairook
Aniarlay Cpuliur
Vtetons Od
Manila
Wornei Masters
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Corry Evening Journal
Traction Building
Center Street
AED
Colegraee
Arthur Colegrove
Tost
Remy Colne
Sea Line
Insarion Midis Clarkeise Locaia
Weel
Cory
Forligh
New York
Chicago
Jeanches
Royal Grape
Tartar
W. Va
George Matthew Adama
Womisa
Barktione
Iva
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Price Clothiers
OHE Stein-Eloch
Harry Howard
Cyphers
American Steel & Wire Co
Barlow Hardware CO
Meadville B. B
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