Wrong Premise in Shoreham Hotel Democratic Debate
An editorial in The Scranton Tribune Republican cites a gathering at the Shoreham Hotel in Washington where Char en P Murphy Roger Sullivan and Aid Thomas Taggart reportedly discussed Democratic party directions for 1912. The piece argues the trio cannot control the party and predicts a new National Committee will replace the old one within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton ‘Tribune
Shoreham
Washington
Charien P. Murphy
New York
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Aid Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
DeGraws
Git Feyn
Nowara Iu Pol Uyami
Wesent National Committee
Democrats
Pevnsylyania
Elams
Alitehell Patner
Mr. Palmer
Colonel Guffey
Titusville and Corry Girls Battle in Local Exhibition
Titusville High School hosts a girls basketball double feature with Corry. The event starts promptly at 5 PM, featuring seven local girls teams in a fast paced display expected to draw strong city support.
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Titusville High School
Corry
Titusville
Card Party at K of C Club Delights Local Guests
Abate HKy coupes participated in a delightful card party at the K of C club last evening. Twenty tables were led with Elizabeth Muad winning the ladies’ honors, receiving a pair of shoes donated by Brownell Stoe Co. Joseph Neill claimed the gentlemen’s trophy, a box of cleats from Thomas Downey. Fine refreshments followed, and the event closed in a festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. Ginb
Elizabeth Muad
Brownell Stoe Co
Joseth Neill
Thomas Downey
Arral Na Pogue A Cassio Irish Drama in Ireland
Irish drama in three acts presented by the choir of St Thomas Church in an afternoon performance on Monday June 14. Adults 10 cents children 6 cents. Proceeds go to church funds.
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Irland
Amuset
Mrnday
Bt.Thomas Church
Ibhildren
Mystery of Lost Girl Deepens in Weeleyville
Reported disappearance of a young woman near Weeleyville on Saturday grows more puzzling as attempts to identify her fail. An Erie School teacher missing earlier appeared accounted for, while county officials say all teachers are safe at their schools. A second young woman from a Hoarding house also vanished that morning and matches the description. search efforts continue today.
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Weeleyville
Erie Rchool
Russell
Eveery
Leap Year Dance Draws Local High School Crowd
The J B Gs hosted the first Leap Year Dance at the high school last evening, with more than forty attendees. Pink and white decorations filled the hall and dancing continued until near one in the morning. Attendees included Miss Hurts of Chicago and others from nearby towns.
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J.B. G
Mise’ Hurts
Chicago
Misses Oulliseh
Union City
Mr. Mihoney
Massrs Carroll
Paloh City
George Willoughby
Brocton
Glen Desaldson
Spring Creek
Harmon pledges reform as Ohio model for nation
Chiemgo January 12 Governor Judson Harmon of Ohio told a Friquola Club luncheon he has reformed Ohio and that such reform, spread nationwide, would improve government. The event drew loyal Democrats including Mayor B. Dianne and other city leaders, with Harmon focusing on his Ohio record.
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Chiemgo
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Olio
Friquola Club
B. ¥. Dianne
Harmon
Sunday Dinner Menu at the Palm
A Sunday dining listing offers tomato soup roast beef with brown gravy roast pork with apple sauce baked chicken with dressing Shaghatt with tomatoes cabbage salad boiled and mashed potatoes Hubbard squash succotash apple eisberry lemon and pumpkin plum mulpe ice tea coffee and milk priced at 26 cents.
Taft Plan to Mobilize Southern Officeholders for Delegates
Washington reports that federal office holders in Southern states are to be used to organize conventions and elect delegates pledged to renominating President Taft. The move aims to suppress primary declarations for La Follette and Roosevelt, bolstering Taft through manipulated conventions while northern states show growing anti Taft sentiment. The strategy relies on federal appointees to control southern delegates, a tactic seen as central to the administration.
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Washington
White House
Taft
Hilles
la Follette
Roosevelt
Florida
Louisiana
South Carolina
Mississippi
Erie City Wary Of Counterfeit Check Scheme
The Erie Dispatch reports a bogus check scam touched several merchants near North Park Row. A man passed a $10 note claiming to pay for candy and stationery, using checks signed by S. H Sutton and endorsed by J. Mason, then fled before refunds and police were alerted.
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Erie Dispatch
Usi
Wonllionschovka
George Chiron
Drie Sugar Howl
Dispatcd Printing and Regravity Company
North Park
Ghueonw
Little Sire
A. T. Rankin
H Sutton
Dispatch Company
Tirline
Hlo
Bolingun
J. Mason
Or. Mason
Cigar workers to be refunded taxes on unpaid profits
Warren Mirror reports that deputy revenue collectors will refund taxes paid on profits from cigars manufactured before September 16, 1911. The piece notes that manufacturers were taxed on profits drawn for employees and life, with a Washington dispatch stating no revenues for such profits prior to date. Refunds expected for sums collected before the cutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mirror
Warren
Washington
Frade Journal
Amazon
Eat Hat
Revival Meetings Set At Local Church Schedule
A revival campaign is planned at 1 Boethge Street with meetings led by MEHC on weekdays T7B0, excluding Saturdays. Attendance is encouraged by the general public to join in the sessions.
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Revivay
Pegun
Boethge
Tiestinin Avery
Youths Behind Bars After Countywide Robberies
Three youths scarcely out of their teens were seized by state constables at Philligaburg on a barge for allegedly robbing nine chicken coops at Munson, part of a string of robberies across border villages between Clearfield and Center counties. Names include Josoe Potts William Fishorn and Burnest Carrion with ties to Phillipyuille. They were remanded to the county jail after a magistrate hearing. Carlson pleaded guilty to robbing J. P. Elsener store at Grass Flat and awaits sentence.
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Burnest Carrion
Gram Fist
Phillipyuille
Munson Bton
Wilson Blougt
Hey
Carlson
J. P. Elsener
Grass Flat
Liquor Furnisher Receives 30 Day Jail Sentence
In a morning hearing before Mayor Higgins, William Long led a crowd that heard Oily, Tune, and Pickett face charges related to furnishing liquor unlawfully. Kelly and others received sentences around 30 days in jail for violations tied to the distribution of alcohol, with the court noting prior incidents and the role of the barber in the sequence of events.
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Walter Pickett
Higgins Giveo
Dickenness
Franklin
George Kelly
Kelly Wil
Alle
Pickett
William Long
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State Armory
K. OF C. Club
K. of P. Hall
Journal
Erie
The
Erie Sugar Bowl and Dispatch Printing and Engraving Company
Higgins
Oil City
Sally
Grove
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Priced Clothiers
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Barlow Howe. Co
Unio
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