Northwest Postmasters Association reelects Bentley president
The Northwest Pennsylvania Postmasters Association in Cambridge Springs re elected Bentley as president, praising his long service and leadership. Junior class prepares for a class play A Pull House to aid the senior class. staged in the Senior High Auditorium tonight and Thursday. Local voters focus on the U.S. senator and governor race with Samuel Lewis favored for governor and incumbent Joseph Andy likely for senate. Gipstrop Pinchot noted as a key rural supporter. The West Ridge Transportation Company expands bus routes by taking over Mercer Greenville and Titusville lines, building a large regional system. A midwest train collision near Kenosha kills about a dozen. the driver blamed for the crossing accident. The U.S. Senate works on a tariff bill, hoping for action by March 15. criticism of delays and partisan bickering. DONORA, Pa February 26 Oscar W Harr of Fairmont West Virginia dies after being struck by structural steel weighing 250 pounds at the American Steel and Wire Co plant.
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Bentley
Northwest
Pennsylvania Postmasters’ Association
Cambridge Springs
C. 5
Donora
Oscar W. Harr
Fairmont
W. Va
American Steel & Wire Co
Sam Lewis Outstanding Candidate for Governor
Sam Lewis of York emerges as the leading Republican gubernatorial hopeful, with strong support across the state and a record as Auditor General and State Treasurer. The article traces his rise, ties to Grundy, and clashes over taxation, urging readers to note his anti-tax stance and fiscal reforms while detailing past administration controversies.
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Sam Lewis
York
Senator Grundy
Wisher
Lewis
Roosevelt
Boles Penrose
York County
Bureau of Corporations
Lesying
A. Waters
Peurost
Joséph R. Grundy
Grundy
Toll
Ees
Beldleman
Fisher
Mellon
Grundy- Mellon
Pennsylvania
Luemuh
Im Inteli
Bureau of Revenue
Gifford Pinchot
Repubican
George E. Alter
Philadelphia Inquirer
Allegheny Financial Institutions
John A. Bell
Bell
Samm Lewis
Commonwealth
Nistor
Forester
AERIAL PRICE CUTTING AT ST LOUIS AIR SHOW
The International Aircraft Exposition in St. Louis highlights price cuts on several aircraft including a four place cabin monoplane offered for 5775, down from 10500 last year. Airlines follow with lower passenger rates boosting demand while aviation’s hopeful future hinges on stable pricing to avoid temporary disaster.
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St. Louis
Wanted human voice at London conference call
An American observer at the London arms conference decries the overemphasis on statistics. He argues disarmament is not a mathematical problem but a human one requiring good will and moral clarity. He urges a clear human voice from America to unite rival nations.
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London
America
Yardstick for stock values hints at price earnings rule
A banker economist urges using four quarter price earnings ratios to judge stock value. He notes market history shows fluctuation with December 1928 at 16.2 and December 1929 at 9.9. He suggests a long run rule of about 10 to 1 but warns against blanket application and clarifies earnings refer to company profits, not dividends.
Daily Lessons in English Misused Words Lesson
W L Gordon presents a daily English teaching note on word usage and pronunciation. It highlights common misuses and misspellings, offers corrections, and defines terms like antecedents with example sentences.
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W. L. Gordon
Quiz Questions From The Study Page
The reader is asked to identify details: the inventor and date of the machine gun, the island group for the Orkeys 2, the two animals that eat bees, George Eliot’s real name, and the two largest churches in the United States.
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George Eliot
United States
Answers to Yesterdays Questions Abridged
The fragment presents a set of concise answers to yesterday’s questions. It lists items such as loose sand mixed with water, a picture of The Spirit of St. Louis, and notes on calendars. It mentions the French Revolution and a leap year rule tied to divisible by 400. It also references travel through Nicaragua and a numbered sequence.
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St. Louis
Asn
Nicaragua
William Green of AFL Claims Birthplace in Coshocton
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, cites Coshocton as his birth place. He notes Welsh stock, churchgoing, and teetotaler views as personal matters. Green sparked headlines by saying beer manufacture could reduce unemployment and please workers. He advocates education after only attending public schools. He began mining at 16 and later helped pass mine legislation in Ohio legislature.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Coshocton
Secretary of
Yas
Raming
Ohio
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files
A 1910 retrospective notes William R. Stodgard heroism at Hotel Antler Pittsburgh during a fire scare. Awards at a local masquerade rink include Ruth Pain as Indian Maiden and Miss Matie Porter Irish girl. Fred Conner returns bloodhound to Erie after county approves purchase for Sheriff Moomy’s. Weather contrast: 42 F at 1 pm vs 18 F below zero on hills yesterday. Guy Rogers relocates plumbing business to Lord Building. Undertaker F M Rowe and sons escort burial from railroad death near Dayton, Ohio.
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Ruth Pain
Dr. Greenfield
Cavalier
W. H. Pidigo
Billy Bounce
Matie Porter
A Problem A Day Ladder Reach in a City Block
A 65 foot ladder placed at a spot inside a rectangular open city space reaches north 60 feet high east 52 feet high south 33 feet high and west 56 feet high. Find the space area. Also included are unrelated arithmetic notes about percentages and monthly interest.
Fine program for Grange meeting in Mac cabee Hall
Conny Grange will meet Saturday at 1 30 PM. The meeting includes songs, roll call with My Favorite, a discussion on poultry breeding, a note about national secretary and related topics, and a surprise feat dating to 1825. Mrs Reynolds presides. Dan Faulkenburg performs song No 87.
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Conny Grange
Maccabee Hall
The
United Mine Workers
Ney
Reyding
Reynolds
Green
the United Mine
Dan Faulkenburg
Progress Study by Historical Circle Looks Back Thirty Years
The Historical Circle, in a close study of the past thirty years, declares the last three weeks on the subject among the year’s most profitable. Leaders note revolutions and innovations across transportation, machinery, religion, education, science, art, and dress, with the automobile epitomizing new power and material growth. Mrs Emma Deen and Mrs Edith Lewis spoke on Literature and Philanthropy, while Misses Audrey Mason, Cora Damon, Marcélia Edson and Mildred McElroy drove to Erie for the day.
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Emma Deen
Edith Lewis
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Leti
Juniior
Corry
U.S
Samuel Lewis
Joseph Andy
Republican Party
Gistop Pinchot
Dee
West Ridge ‘Transportation Company
Conry
Mercer-Greanville
Harry Blake
West Ridge
Titusville
Frank Alberti
Kenosha
Haye
Yielim
United States Senate
Senate
Congress
Bumsteads Worm Syrup Co
C. A. Voorhees
M. D
Philadelphia
William R. Stodgard
Corty
Firs
Pitts Tburgh
Fred Conner
Erie
Sherri=Moomy
Guy Rogers
Cohens Block
Lord Building
First Avenue
F. M. Rowe
Edgar
Merritt Warl
Dayton
Audrey Mason
Cora Damon
Marcélia Edson
Mildred McElroy
Henderson
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Member
Federal Reserve System
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