Cabinet and Congress in Early 20th Century Power Struggles
Senate hearings discuss the value of appointing former congressmen to cabinet posts and the balance of regional representation. The piece traces historical precedents from Jackson to Wilson, and notes constitutional limits on holding both legislative and executive power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Connally
Vandenberg
San Francisco
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Byrnes
Schwellenbach
East
Middle West
West
Roosevelt
Wilson
League of Nations
Glass
Palmer
Burleson
Redfield
W. B. Wilson
League
D. Roosevelt
Hull
The
Navy
Swanson
Andrew Jackson
Anderson
House
Senate
Vinson
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Power To Order Use Of Armed Forces Debated In Charter Hearings
Senate hearings on the San Francisco Charter probe the power to deploy U S armed forces without formal Congress authorization. The article traces historical use from Polk to Boxer Rebellion and notes debates over presidential authority and potential new restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Bertram
Washington, D.C
United States
United
Security Council
Senate Foreign Relations
San Francisco
Bushfield
South Dakota
Rwervie
Arin
Congress
Gonriill
United Stites
Army
Navy
Iby Skatus
Polk
Mexico
Republic of Texas
Polke
Rio Grande
Ceneral Zachery Taylor
Taylor
U.S
Mlindis
Abraham Lincoln
Ely
Guy le House
United Stiyles
Creal
Britain
Germany
Jiapan, Pyne and
Russie Dh
China
Pasalin
Man
Preneh
Ching
United Staten
Wilson
Russia
Vladivostok
Rus ‘Sia
Tisch
Wain
Keystone Construction closes West Smith to state highway access
Twenty years ago notes report bricklayers racing to complete West Waffle to Mario Street reopening on West Smith, aiming to open the stretch to the state highway within days. Other items note a Corry court horseshoes victory, Erie Railroad damage settlements, Rev George Lowes death, high winds and property damage, and Western Union moving offices to North Center Street with new fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Construction Company
West Waffle Street
Mario Street
West Smith
George Lowes
Corry
Toronto
Ont
Congregational Church
Western Union Telegraph Company
J. A. Wright
North Center Street
Art of Preserving Food by Heat Declared Foundational
The article notes early work on preserving animal and vegetable substances by heat, describing Nicholas Appert and his Canadian-French background. It mentions experiments preventing fermentation and putrefaction, sealing bottles and heating in a water bath, and credits Appert with pioneering pasteurization concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Appelt
Prenchman
Victor
Model Canning Industry
Appell
Bor
Chase Martier
Willi Fonrle
Toody Willi
Ag Pastoutian
Appert
Rmiusts
Freedom Gas
Golden Lax Tablets Ad For Gut Health And Laxative
A distressed, garbled ad touts Golden Lax Tablets promising a comfortable relief and recovery. It claims a gentle cleansing effect for internal poisons and advertises the product at 25 cents through druggists.
Gen Bailey Hurt At Jamestown In Fall From Stairway
Aged Army officer General Charles Bailey Hyde, a retired U S Army veteran, was seriously injured in a fall on a bank building stairway in Jamestown. He was taken to the hospital and his condition described as serious. Bailey graduated West Point in 1680 and served through World War I, last commanding the Corps Area with headquarters in Belinorte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Juli Hyde
Army
Jimese Lawal
Willhe Tenverdine
Nilioual
Balley
Reink
WO. A
United States Military Academy
West Point
Genersl Bailey
Ration Facts Summary for Meats and Stamps This Week
This week details multiple ration items including meats, stamps, and foods with validity dates extending through August, September, and October. It notes stamps such as Sugar Beck, Shoes Beck, and Airplane Stamps with specific values and expiration timelines, and mentions OPA plans regarding enticement for Stamp 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althoagh
Beck
OPA
Tush Yeai
Russia
Fragmented Q and A from a garbled prompt
The text poses many ill formed questions about oilfields Germany and Poland plus inquiries about treaties and figures, but is largely unreadable. It includes references to SurI oilfield, Narborne Berlin, General and a Second Pune War, with no coherent article or answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switterione
Gremany
Narborne
Porn
Blaze Destroys Farm Home at Sugar Grove
Firefighters from Sugar Grove battled a blaze that consumed a farm home and damaged outbuildings near Chandlers Vale and Round Hill Row. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Shulvenberg escaped with a small amount of furniture saved. the owners, the Bradfords, said the total damage was not yet estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaze Ruins
Sugar Grove
Redwaerdt Suitienberg
Loe
Sboni
Nile
Norty
Chandlers Vale
Sugase
Keene
Thien
Howev
Shulvenberg
Bradford
Quirk Vehicles Sold at Auction Amid Collector Interest
Local report describes a sale of itemized Quirk vehicles led by Scott and Quirk brands. The event drew interest from car aficionados, with observers noting vintage models, pricing speculation, and a period transport focus.
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Londonderry
Cory
FH. Huttman
Chim
Erie Raillroad
Blaine Kinnaid
Hays
Corfeotd
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvants
Harness
Gen. Bailey Hurt
Jamestown
Powell
Scott Vehicles
Erie Man
Perak
Tay
Dewy
Booth Urelaves
Uese
Simon
Ife
Eulind
Beotl
Miuniaire
Che Vomsunnly
Freedom
Elu Renuy
Yehlisthtae
Etmte Civil Secvine Criminisajin
Posibiones Vitoriyi Smnvie
Elerbeyh
Prralegatenol
Depayemet
Ranabmlalioy
Veterans
Dryfool
Erie
Mole Lietooe
Leon Brotenn
Gilby Atin
Raul Uj
Claciinath
Gurerbie
Wiley
Jlo
Davison Funeral Home
Pennsylvania Gas Company
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