Corry Daily Ad Rates and Somerset Trial Commentary
The Corry Daily lists advertising rates and mailing options, noting per year prices and carrier sales. The piece raises concern over brutal treatment during the Somerset trial, criticizing police methods and calling for reforms to prevent coercive tactics in criminal cases.
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West South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Willam P. Lombard
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Co
Pittsburgh
Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
Somerset
Nenils
Ohors
Erin Sollision
Somirsef Wexning
Strong and Smart Firefighting Debate Echoes in New York
An editorial note discusses the balance of brains and brawn for firemen as New York considers hiring standards. It cites tests showing top mental scorers also excelled physically, arguing for stringent training and fitness requirements, while noting public doubt about the old adage of mind over matter.
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uEufionus
Leserrag
Simi
Ra al Sfue Dials
Pawbke
Aril Privanis
Gulleso
praguRsHs
Huthay
Meyer
New York
Tate
HH Commission
Precious Metals Security Plan Amid War Fears
Government reports about twelve billion dollars in silver and gold stored across the country. Most treasure is buried underground or moved to Denver and other safe locations to deter sea incursions. Plans include a vault for silver and stockpiling refined metals to sustain wartime needs. forecasts warn of potential monetization shifts if new threats emerge.
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Wovernment
Boy
Knox
New York
Washington
Hby soAst
Cbs
Tost
Ho Geld
Stare
San
Transey
Denver
Kentucky
Paris styles for summer wear with black and biscuit tones
A fashion feature describes Paris styles featuring black and biscuit color pairings. It notes high necks with looped edging, short sleeves, and tailored Verona-era jackets. Dresses, gowns, and summer outfits emphasize pastel palettes, yellow accents, and decorative yokes, with tips for pairing fabrics and accessories.
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Paris
Robert
Produced First American Type Philadelphia Produced the first Americas type
The Philadelphia workshop produced the first Americas type in 1735 marking a landmark in colonial printing history. The event reflects early American typography and the growth of printing industries in the mid eighteenth century.
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Philadelphia
Hollywood Film Show Pressing for Women’s Equality
In Hollywood California Jean Harlow argues women deserve equal work rights in business and film. She cites success of women in design medicine and office roles and calls for more women directors and technicians. She warns against forcing entry into fields lacking preparedness but supports women mastering familiar trades to reach parity.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jeate Harlow
Belstae
Jean
Sieig
Miss Hinvow
Vecine
Lim
Harlow
Sawyer
Ywonten
Laughlintown Pennsylvania Scenic Visit Highlights
Laughlintown in Westmoreland County attracts visitors for rugged beauty at the base of Laurel Hill. The area recalls Washington era military skirmishes with Indians, Pioneer settlers’ deaths, and traces Forbes Expedition movements along the Ohio frontier.
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Laughlintown
Westmoreland County
Laurel Hill
Washington
Forbes
Ohio River
Roosevelt plan to liberalize federal courts sparks mixed responses
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart surveys reactions from liberal and conservative lawmakers to President Roosevelt's proposal to limit Supreme Court power. Senators La Follette Wheeler Norris and others split, with some radicals opposing, others wary of changes. The piece notes liberal strategy shifts and possible misalignment with the White House.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Presi Jenl Roosevelt
Supreme Tribunal
Robert M la Follette
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Luo
Burnettk
Wheeler
Montana
la. Follette
Capitul
Orban
Senilors
Supreme Court
Twentil
Pamirst
Inna
White House
Fofaula
High Court
Folse
Indians Seek Land Fund Payment for Coal Lands
Ute Indians appeal to Washington for 860,088 in compensation for coal lands taken near Laughlintown on the site of what became East Liberty. The note recounts Laughlin’s 1758 settlement history, including Robert Laughlin’s move with Forbes' Army and the area’s name changes through 1813.
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Lakid
Canwineea
Washington
Laughlintown
Robert’ Laughlin
Royan
East Liberty
Robert Laughlin
Laurel Hill
Forbes
Dickstein Bill Aims To Gate Foreign Artists From U S
Jay Franklin Washington discusses Representative Samuel Dickstein’s HL R. 30 plan to restrict foreign artists by parity with American artists, arguing it would curb civil liberties and hurt cultural exchange. The piece critiques regimentation and questions selective bans on performers and professionals.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Supreme Court
Our Nation
Samuel Dickstein
Tammany
Manhattan
United States
Dickstein
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Hitler
Drew Tibbett
Damrosch
Lawrence
Tit ‘Gott
Metropolitan Opera
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Ad Franke Gillmore
Actors
Equity
Bry
Amecans
Ministry of Labor
Prench
Tex Guinan
Ted Lewis
Paris
Italy
Germany
Russia
Europe
Damraseh
Dickstein Committee
Dickton
Rome
Rockefeller Foundation
Berlin
General Electric
United States Steel
Hillerian l
Reform politics and publicity in Washington scene
The text criticizes Representative Sol Bloom and congressmen focusing on re election, noting Washington hosts an annual show where Samuel Dickstein ties stars from opera to film with free publicity across the country, implying political theater and self promotion dominate public attention.
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Sol Bloom
George Washington
Washington
Samuel Dickstein
Iim
Copyright, Register and
Tribune Syndicate
Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files February 24 1917
Local interest centers on a newly installed magnetic crane at the Ajas. A social dance gathering drew about forty couples from the city to Lovell’s home on New Year Eve. A baby girl named Micy Helen Hoenva was born to Mr and Mrs George Patterson of East Main Street on February 22. Myam, a student at Frecosia Normal, arrived from Erie to visit over the weekend. B Ragow, a Warren businessman, and Wiley Cratts, left for Erie on business. Watson visited James Lown for a day of business. Attorney Glenn Mead of Philadelphia spent brief time with his mother Mrs Alive Meat on Hast Bond Street.
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Glenn Mead
Philadelphia
Alive Meat
Bond Street
Sing Sing prison location and mayor of New York City
Sing Sing prison sits in Ossining New York. The current mayor of New York City is Florello La Guardia. Deer meal is venison. The text also includes quotes and etiquette hints about invitations and horoscopes.
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Sing Sing
New York City
Ossining, N.Y. Florello la Guardia
County Club Opposes Merger of Patrol and Constabulary
Erie report states Erie County Motor Club leaders led by President B C Bauschard oppose plans to merge the Pennsylvania highway patrol and state constabulary. They argue the two bodies have separate functions and should be separately administered for motorists and public welfare. The group plans to present its stance to the state legislature with Governor Warrel’s message due Wednesday.
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Erie
Erie County
Lub
B.C. Bauchard
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania Constabulary
Pennsylvania
George
AL Warle
Dudgel
Bauschard
Dup
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Dickstein Bill
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Jom of
Irnend
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Dane Wheels
Nebraska City
Nebraska
Maugust
Sioux Indiam
Toncama
Ajas
Falferd Davis
Lovells
Myam
George Patterson
East Main Street
Micy
Helen Hoenva
Frecosia Normal School
B. Ragow
Yytay
Wiley Cratts
Watson
James Lown
Daniel
Defoe
Ica
Norge
North Center Street
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