President Wilson Holds White House Hearing on Immigration Veto
In Washington on January 22 the White House hosted a public hearing on Mr Wilson’s proposed veto of the immigration bill. The President interrupted a farmer's representative to emphasize that the motives of the senate were not the issue and heard from advocates on both sides for over two hours. Immigrants among the supporters expressed concerns over labor and loyalty tests, while others favored the veto as a safeguard.
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United Preus
Washington, D.C
White House
Wilson
Hig
J. B. Patton
Patson
Great War Pictures At Lyric This Afternoon
The Lyric Theater shows a five reel European war picture series described as authentic and intensely interesting. Matinee today drew a large crowd and a new evening showing is expected. this will be the last performance in the city.
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Uus
Raymond plant worker injured at Ed Plowkani Street
Bruce Banks, a well known employee of the Raymond plant on Ed Plowkani Street, suffered a painful hand injury this morning while working. A bone was fractured at the base of the title finger. Dr B H Phelps treated the injury. Also listed: for sale and rent notices including furniture and a suite of rooms.
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Bruce Banks
Raymond Plant
Ed Plowkani Street
Wj& Hand Wan
B. H. Phelps
Congress
Center Street
A. W. Cook
Meeting at Clymer Tomorrow on Franchise Arrangements
The meeting will be held in Clymer with Mr. GP Northrow and Corry Columbus to Mayville trottey. The town board of Clymer will review final details of the franchise plans for the vicinity, with several city residents planning to attend.
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GP. Northrow
Corry Columbus
Mayville
Trottey
Town Board of
Clymer
Thompson's Barosma Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Health
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as the surest plan to keep kidneys healthy and prevent Bright's disease and other ailments. It claims fast absorption in liquid form, alleges relief for backache and kidney trouble, and recommends Barosma with Dathelion and Mandrake Pills for constipation. The ad lists price at 50 cents and one dollar, with Thomas Downey and N. F. Amos as endorsers and Thompson Medical Co., Titusville, Pa.
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Bright
Thompson
Thos
Downey
Amos Folla
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
For Rent House and Lot With Garden and Coop
For rent a house and lot at 683 West Church Street featuring a large garden and chicken coop. Suitable for one or two occupants seeking a rural feel in a quiet neighborhood with space for outdoor activities. Apply by appointment.
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Weat Church Street
New York and Buffalo Provision Market Report
Market notes from New York and Buffalo dated January 21 show mixed prices across commodities. Wheat May contracts, butter and eggs quality assessments, potatoes and oats listings, flour blends, and dressed poultry values are reported with regional bids and standard pack terms. Stronger figures appear for creamery prints and pork listings, while white potatoes fetch higher price ranges in Buffalo markets.
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New York
Wibler Family
Navy to advertise bids for airship and biplanes
The Navy Department will soon solicit bids for building an airship of Zeppelin type and two new pattern biplanes, all to be constructed in the United States. Also noted is an advertisement for Nervous Indigestion, an N. F. Ames and Co harmless tablet sold for 26 cents claimed to soothe stomach unrest without habit forming effects.
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United Press
Wasrington
D.C
Navy Department
United States
N. F. Ames and Co
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LYRIC
Vaudville
E Wagner & Lee
Pearl Stevans
Vaudvill
Cleveland
International Tailoring Co
New York City
Alf. Messenger
Market Report
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Red
U. S
Zeppelin
Knowlton Bros
Corry
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Georgia Bank
C.J. Wood
Postoftica
Ronnie Duthy
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