Democratic rift grows over Pennsylvania governor pick
Disarray within the Pennsylvania Democratic Party centers on a candidate slate led by Pittsburgh attorney Charles A. Jones for governor and George H. Earle for U.S. Senate. Competing factions, including W. Harr and David Stern, threaten unity as primary fights loom, with Erie County expected to rally behind organization choices despite intra-party conflicts.
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Charles al
Yin Jones
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvani
Pennsylvania
Arthur Colegrave
Corry
Colegrave
Waders
Gulley
David Stem
Philadelphia
Jones
Stern
Luthey B. Harr
Amd
John Lt
Lewis Fortes
Margiotti
Erie County
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There Is Only One Way To Punish Slayers
A radical call claims murderers walk free or enjoy leniency as assassins can be hired for as little as twenty five to one hundred dollars. The writer cites a Warren bounty case and asks where the nation is drifting amid perceived justice failures and states punitive measures are needed to protect life.
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Warren
State
Radio Reform Aims at Clean Programming Standards
A fragmented review notes radio's push for reform and a federal style dictator like Hays to clean content. It compares radio to the movie industry past woes, arguing stricter guidelines are needed as broadcasts reach audiences in real time. Strong entities mentioned include Will Hays and the National Association of Broadcasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of ‘Broadcasters
Will Hayshak
Corry city notices mix with clerical changes and a rush of local activity
In Corry and surrounding areas, Miss Harriet J Myern is set to become Register of Wills after Miss Gertrude Mellmeys resignation. A Boston-based disruption affects Mike Kelsher, while a northside inspection station faces possible license loss. Local officials expect Ted Lewis to attend the event as merchants seek city aid for the Dawson block, Arlington Hotel plans surface, and remodeling projects proceed at Corry hospital, Whittlesey Cup Works, and repair shops. A former resident returns, public figures contemplate party leadership, and tax trends shift with Essington Conn easing. A birth record, sewer work, and traffic changes ripple through the week.
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Harriet J. Myern
Duditoy-General
Wiarrisburg
Office of Register of Wills
Carlom V. Ising
Gertrude MeIatfey
Genin
Mike Kelsher
Boe
Boston
Ted Lewis
Red Marstyn
Ane
Dawson
Plutti
Sun Gil Company
Arlington Hotel
Plang
Liemoat
Fennsyt
Vania
Lester Fc
Arthur Golegrove
Tarbell
Lincoln
New York Times
Paner
Felix Bela, Jr
Washington
Jackson
Robert Jack
Lson
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania
Third Ward
New Yorkestate
West Frederick Street
Whittlesey Cup Works
Sherman Metal Products Company
Ames Wholesale Drug Department
James E. van Zands
Corry
Vetevans of Foreign Wars
Congress
Altoona
Frank B. Hepler
Biks
Lita
Frank Austin
Erie Cauinty Council
Erie
Center Street
Corry Automotive Association
Trank B. Westley
Essington
Conn
Mary Bemis
Concord Township
George Mckee
Ball Dain
North East
HU Harrington
Narnia Real
Experiencing Iness in Hospitals and Patient Care
Reflections on hospital care for the indigent and the sick, noting that hospitals shifted from charitable refuges to modern medical centers. The piece discusses surgical advances, anesthesia, asepsis, and the pros and cons of hospital life, highlighting a patient’s harrowing yearlong stay and the need for more humane, livable hospital environments.
Twenty Years Ago Journal Files February 1918 News
Twenty years ago from the Journal files dated February 19 1918. Twenty one men from the district head to Camp Lee Petersh ing Va on February 26 including Leslie McLean Bar 1 Sperry Johny J Mooney Jamies J O'Brien Thomas Young Dariel Delaury and Adolph Sktertachin. APU Administrator DeRose reports possible openings for business houses theatres entertainments dances and similar amusements with no immediate changes planned. Thuma an Erie railroad expressman was injured when a heavy trunk fell on his chest in this city and he was taken to Corry Hospital. Heart Officer W C Powell notes several communicable diseases including chicken pox measles and typhoid fever in the city. A meeting of the Arts and Crafts club occurred at Mrs Har Brown's home with Mrs Maynard who is a patient at the Cony Hospital improving. James MacDonald of Gerry N Y visits with George MacDonald of South Center street.
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Camp Lee
Petershing
Leslie McLean
Bar
Sperry
Johny J. Mooney
Jamies J O'Brien
Thomas
Young
Daroel Delaury
Adolph Sktertachin
Sien ‘Thuma
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry Hospital
W. C. Powell
One-Minute Test and Mixed Question Bundle
A garbled prompt presents questions about Wilo as treasury secretary and which city is larger, asks about an arboretum, and includes etiquette on place settings. It also mixes quotes, horoscopes, and stray phrases about Shakespeare and Yale, with nonsensical names and broken phrases throughout.
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Wilo
The
United States Treasury
Philadelphia
Detroit
Stewart Sees Borah as Nation’s Most Influential Figure
Washington columnist Charles Stewart assesses Senator William Borah as possibly the most influential single individual in the United States, noting his power stems from influence over policy and the White House. The piece discusses party dynamics, lynching debates, and Borah’s relative strength versus other senators like George W. Norris and Burton Wheeler.
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Charles
Stewart Central
Washington
Wiliam J
Borsh
Borah
George W. ‘Nantis
Birton
Borlitty
Aiken Lincoln speech parts GOP rebirth debate
Governor George D Aiken of Vermont critiques Roosevelt era policy while urging Republicans to realign left of the New Deal. He praises Lincoln and Jackson lineage, warns of economic distress, calls for reform and vigilance against complacency. Roosevelt’s popularity and tax funded programs are weighed against needed radical reforms.
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Jay Franklin Washington
iFéb
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Gov. Aiken
Gev
Aiken
Ogden Mills
Republican Party
Collmon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abe Lincoln
Andy Jackson
Roosevelt
Vermonth
White House
Fla
Darks
Lincoln
Jukennis
Fragmented Factographs From A Damaged Page
A mangled OCR passage cites figures on consumption by women in the United States and mentions Sweden's cooperative stores, a factory network, and annual sales. The text is garbled with stray names and partial terms, making precise facts unclear.
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Eipelic
United States
Department of Commerce
Sweden
Cor
Limited Pingtog Tabanca Virginia Tobacco Plant Limits
A fragment notes Virginia imposed limits on tobacco plants in the mid 1700s, mentioning a small district and a quote about policy aims and local enforcement. The readable text is sparse and disjointed but indicates regulatory controls in the Seven Teenths era.
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Pingtog Tabanca
Virginia
Items Exempt From Income Tax Provisions Listed
The text outlines items exempt from federal income tax including insurance payout amounts on life policies, annuities, gifts, bequests, certain interest, federal bonds, and veterans pensions. It notes exemptions for death benefits, annuities within limits, and housing allowances for ministers, among others.
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Teagan
District of
Coltembia
United States
Definition of dragoman for intercultural intermediaries
A dragaman is defined as anyone acting as intermediary between Europeans and Orientals including hotel tauk or traveler guide or as chief dragoman of a foreign embassy with duties that may cover carrying out important political negotiations.
Gable Wants Villain Roles To Challenge Hero Flair
Hollywood gossip from February 18 notes Clark Gable praising villainy on screen. He argues villains heighten heroism, cites past roles in The Widbuy Test Pilot and A Free Soul, and predicts someday portraying Hollywood’s meanest villain to leave a lasting impression.
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Hollywood
Claire Gable
Gerale
Tye
Widbuy
Villiain
Gailery
Gély
Gable
Mel Ibe
Avery
Clark Gable
Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Promoted
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets claiming to cleanse and stimulate kidneys and improve liver, bowels, and stomach function. It promises renewed energy and good spirits and urges purchase at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Tung Dogger
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