Don’t Shoot the Editor and Editor Impatience
A 1915 New Republic excerpt notes editor impatience and editor clashes, citing a temperance survey by the Methodist Church with Topeka headquarters. It reports letters to 3160 papers, 679 replies, and results on liquor advertising, plus a Georgia Supreme Court ruling that a liquor debt is not collectible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Temperance Society of
the Methodist Church
Topeka
Kansas
Bantalon
Daily
Panera
United States
Ith
National Prokib
National Probib
Inca Probi
Laval Pronih
T Hat
New Republic
Supreme Court of Georgia
Buffum granted new trial after appeals reversal
In Little Valley on February 16 the Court of Appeals reversed the first degree murder conviction of Mrs Cynthia Buffum alleging poisoning her husband. Justice George A Benton of Rochester in special term ordered her release from Auburn prison and a new trial, with remittitur from the court forwarded by Patrick S Collins. Clerk John A Abbott received the trial records. Mrs Buffum’s release to Shritt Dempsey of Cortland County pending transport is anticipated within days.
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Little Valley
Court of Appeals
Cynthia Buttum
Mae
George A. Benton
Rochester
Supreme Court
Patrick S. Collins
Buffum
Justice Brown
John A. Abbott
Butfum
Auburn Prison
Devery
Shritt Dempsey
Cuttarmigus County
Mwart
Auburh
Farmer Overcharges for Stable Care in Town Joke
In a small town, a farmer quarrels with a humane society and police about a missing horse kept for a spell. An officer says the horse was placed in a barn as a joke, the farmer pays ten cents to the barnman, and the incident highlights town constraints and local reform efforts led by Geo B Sutton.
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Nitya
Humane Society
Tie
TL Gure
Tagren
Corry
Taft Upholds Monroe Doctrine in New Haven Banquet
President Taft defended the Monroe doctrine before the New Haven Economic club at the Anvil banquet, opposing recent critiques by Yale associate Hiram Bingham. The remarks emphasized U.S. steadfastness in policy and referenced continental concerns raised by critics.
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Taft
New Haven
Conn
William "Howard Taft
New Haven Economie civ
Agin
bin Bolier
Jh Wiadom
United States
Protesor
Hiram Bingham
Yale
Hingham
Train Kills Man at Glade on Pennsylvania Tracks
Warren February 16 1915 Fred Lastenny died about 8 45 PM on Pennsylvania Railroad tracks at East Warren formerly Glade township, struck by freight train No 349. Coroner's jury found death by being run over after witnesses were dismissed. Unexplained blood spots in snow and unclear whether Lastenny fell between cars or was beneath rear wheels.
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Warren
Fred Lastenny
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Warren
Glade Township
Saseny
Lost Out In Fight With Thief at Ellicottville
At Five Mile Valley near Humphrey township George Kerwin awoke to intruder sounds. He pursued with a revolver, fired when seen, grappled the thief, was struck from behind and rendered unconscious. The burglar fled after a struggle, taking silverware and about 60 in money.
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Ellicotville
George Kerwin
Five Mile Valley
Gouth
Humphrey Township
Kerwin
Tim
Warren council votes third reading on 350000 bond issue
Warren borough moves to bond 350000 for streets parks and public spaces with a special election set for March. Residents urged to keep areas clean, promote civic pride and support local institutions while rallying for community improvement.
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Warren
Ren
Ordinanes
How can Corry become a more desirable home
A historical notice outlines Corry Pennsylvania as located in Eile County with elevation near eight hundred feet by Lake Erie. It notes a population around seven thousand, abundant water, surrounding cool farming country, three truck railways and a streetcar link to depot and Columbus. It lists thirty five manufacturing plants and streets lit by electric lights with natural gas fuel. Paved streets total four and four tens miles, needing cleaner upkeep. The piece asks how to Tanake Corry o more do-
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Corry
Corry Ia
Eile County
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Corey
Columbus
Piano Instruction Offered by Lillian Barnes at Wilson Piano School
Lillian Barnes, a graduate of Wilson Piano School, will offer piano lessons. Call at 11 Columbus Avenue to inquire about classes and scheduling.
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Lillian Barnes
Wilson Fiano School
Will Etvo
Call
Columbus Attr
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Astor Corearove
Maxagnro
Journal
Tor
Atranen
Ofice
Corr
Mechanics Magazine
Father and Son
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Michivan
Allen
Buffum Brot
Auburn
Sutton
Berwick
Hugh Strain
Beach Hugon
Dan Johnson
Beach Haven
Glade
Thief
Ellicottville
Tolan National ‘Tailors
New York City
Internatonal Tailors
ALF. Momenger & Son
West Mien St. “Corry, Pa
Paniees
Trott Castle
Victor
Barlow Hardware
R. D. Corry
Ile
Lothes
Barlow Hardware Company
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