Roosevelts Gather in Harrisburg to Seek Harmony
United Press report from Harrisburg Pa outlines a Washington Party meeting with leaders from across the state. They aim to persuade Kelly of Allegheny to step back and back William Draper Lewis of Philadelphia as head of the ticket while addressing potential runs by William Wilhelm of Pottsville and Robert K. Youngs.
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Washington Party
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Allegheny
William Draper Lewis
Philadelphia
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William Wilhelm
Pottaville
Robert K. Youns
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Dist Deputy Guest of Elks Tonight
Corry lodge hosts District Deputy Grand Master Major We Welter of Franklin Lodge 110 for official visit and banquet. Visitors from Oil City Warren and beyond expected. about 150 attendees. Walter will deliver a short address at Teal Ris.
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Branklin Lodge
Corry Indigo
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Solicitor preparing liens threatens court action
A solicitor, Kincaid, vows to proceed with sixteen remaining liens if payments are not made by next Monday. The threat follows delays and alleged prompts by city authorities to resolve the debt.
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Otter
Atlorusy Kincaid
Two Good Candidates for Governor and Senator
An editorial proclaims A Mitchell Palmer as a U S Senate candidate and endorses Vance McCormick for governor. It praises reform-backed Democratic unity in Pennsylvania, underscores Palmer’s influence and the party’s strong prospects for a bold, successful campaign.
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Palmer
Wilsom
Pettrose
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Hue
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Vanes
Pure Food Prosecution Reported Here in City Milky Violation
Fifteen milk samples were taken and one Dane of a violation of state pure food requirements was discovered. Inspector Pelton was in the city this morning regarding the case but refused to release information until the loan dealer decides on a settlement.
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Pelton
Big Affair With I C F Draws Odd Fellows Visitors
Jonathan Lodge hosted a large turnout of visitors for an Odd Fellows event. About thirty five Union City Odd Fellows with degree team and a similar number from Youngsville performed the second and third degree work. A banquet followed as the visiting party and local brothers joined in the celebration with several out of town attendees from Youngsville and Columbus among others.
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Jonathan Lodge
Union City
Youngsville
Thebekals
O'Elovk
Nea~ Ternity
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Cerumonten
Megane Pavik
Hopking
Means
Wright
Young
Hopkins
Sunjet
Beckenfough
FR. Youngs
Sharkess
McKinney
Dindway
McAlister
Aguowy
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Liffle
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Chicago Voters Set To Decide Saloon Question
Chicago reports a push by dry forces led by John Hill to place the saloon issue on the ballot. Some 143,000 women registered to vote for the first time, with petitions signed by 75,000 voters to prompt the sample ballot placement. The movement aims to capitalize on the forthcoming vote and mobilize support among new female electors.
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Chicago
Drys
John Hill
Wo Ncon
Tehrst
Bremner Dies After Brave Fight With Cancer
Baltimore February 4 Congressman R G Bremner died in Dr Howard Liberly’s sanatorium after a brave persistent battle against cancer. His case drew national attention as efforts were made to cure with radium though he was not a prominent patient. He died early this morning.
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United Press
Baltimore
R.G. Bremner
Howard Liberly
Deaths by own action in Pittsburg wave rises again
United Press reports two more suicides in Pittsburg and surrounding areas during a recent wave lasting about a week. James Oswald, after a marriage proposal to Miss Amima Ollyen Walgle of McKeesport, shot himself in front of witnesses following a quarrel with his family. The death toll in the city ranks ten as authorities note the ongoing pattern.
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United Press
Pittsburg
James Oswald
Railroads Can Issue Pass Special Law Concerned
A damage suit against the Erie railroad by a farmer ten miles west of town sought $290 for cattle killed on tracks near his farm. A special Erie county law required fences along the railroad’s right of way. Alderman Torker entered judgment for the railroad and stayed further action, likely ending the county case.
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Erie Railroad
Erie County
Torker
Thorflond
Linford
Public utilities pass policy upholds employee family access
A Public Utilities Commission decision rejects a blanket ban on passes for officials employees and their dependents, allowing passes for police and fire on duty and clarifying clergy fare rights. It affects about 250,000 Pennsylvanians and prompts the Pennsylvania Railroad to rescind its pass orders for workers and families.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Decison Howor Sasi
Pennsylvaniaa Railroad
Nearner
Ym Tloyes
Weather update for northern Virginia area
Weather note reports fair and colder conditions in the northern Virginia region. Wind and temperature shifts expected as fronts move through, bringing cooler air and dry skies.
Saving Habit Promises Financial Independence For All
A fragmented plea urges cultivating the habit of saving to avoid missed opportunities and build financial independence. The distorted text highlights the role of discipline in managing scarce resources and securing future prosperity.
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