Barkley Seen as Likely Senate Leader Foe to Roosevelt
The article profiles Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky as a long serving senator and key Roosevelt ally for New York leadership. It notes his rise from local prosecutor to congressman and senator, his mastery of parliamentary procedure, and his role in shaping postwar monetary legislation and New Deal support.
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South Carolina
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Register and Tribune Syndicate
New Telephone Building Plans for Corry City
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation approves a new Corry home with an ornamental colonial design. The project, costing about 150000 dollars, will house modern equipment and a dial system, improving service in the city. Construction aims to begin soon, aligning with improving local business conditions.
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Morality of Mortality Among Congress Leaders
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues high mortality among lawmakers is influenced by age and longevity of service, not solely by duty or Washington heat. He notes septuagenarians die more often than younger colleagues, citing Norris and Robinson as examples, and reflects on public perception and historical precedents.
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Central Press
Washington, D. C
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Washington
Genstor Robinson
Supreme
Hollywood Film Shop Sees Model Boom Shift to Hollywood
Hollywood artists discuss the rise of film work as models flock to Hollywood and New York. Esther Dale Marmer, a soprano turned actress, says at 40 she carved a new career in motion pictures after backing from her husband, Arthur J. Zerkhard, a writer and producer.
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Russell Patterson
Adays
Patterson
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United States
Youlene Allywoon
New York
Jim Rameras
Esther Dale Marmer
Miss Dale
Husban
Arthur J. Zerkhard
One Minute Test and Etiquette Hints
Questions cover geography and history with answers: 1 The China Sea separates the Philippines from China. 2 Benedict Arnold is labeled a Revolutionary War traitor. 3 O Henry is the pen name of William Sydney Porter.
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William Sydney Porter
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Draftsmen and Honor Roll Plans Highlight 1917 notice
Seventy seven to eighty seven young men from this ally and limeilate viewing are drafted. Corty will host food well demonstration July 27 as announced to Jay. The Board of Commerce begins effort to compile Corty’s Toll of Honor listing city men in or who will serve the nation. Victor Gin born July 19 to My and Mrs George Chase. Wesley McKinney and Wallace Young mentioned in local notes.
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Limeilate Viewing
Jusolf
Jaterday
Corry
Jay
Board of Commerce
Corty
See and Know Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Pennsylvania showcases over 28 000 miles of improved highways through routes such as Roosevelt Highway Route 61 Lakes-to-Sea Route 322 Benjamin Franklin Highway Route 422 William Penn Highway Route 22 Lincoln Highway Route 30 and others. Western cross routes 18 19 and 219 and connections to Maryland New York reveal scenery vacation spots historic lore and diverse travel interests for motorists.
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Leganton
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Gettysburg
Williamsport
N.Y
Bell Defies Progress on Cleveland Bridge
An 89 year old bell outside the engine room of the New York Central and Pennsylvania Lines bridge over the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland is still rung by hand despite modern electrification of the bridge machinery.
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Cleveland
New York Central
Pennsylvania Lines
Cuyahoga River
Third Term Traitors G O P Complaints
A letter to the editor criticizes Republican editors and GOP senators like Burke Wheeler and Glass for backing Roosevelt era reforms. It calls for reform measures including recall and the imperative recall mandate, arguing incumbents will not face re election and that public servants are mere hired hands.
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Offic
Burke
Wheeler and Glass
Judas Iscar
Benedict Arnold
Senate
Holling
Town critic calls for election over city parking rules
In a Corry Evening Journal letter, a reader complains about two hour parking around Hast Hotel, urges voters to back change, and questions local officials. The writer argues a fired hire would be quick to oppose enemies and endorses Republicans sending letters to Democratic congressmen to aid the postal service.
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Corry
Tam
Lagge
Ferm
Wong
Betting on Elections in Ohio During the 1840 Har rison Campaign
Betting on elections became general in Ohio during the 1840 hard cider campaign ending in Harrison’s victory. Straw votes were taken on steamships taverns and workshops, reflecting the era’s informal early polling practices.
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Ohio
Ono
Harrison
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