New State Chairman Roland Morris A Worthy Successor
Roland Morris selected as chair of the Democratic State Central Committee, viewed as a strong successor to George Guthrie. He is praised for opposing machine politics, aiding reorganization, and backing Wilson and related reform efforts. The Harrisburg Patriot notes Morris helped craft agency bills aligned with party pledges and public utilities reform.
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Roland
Morris
George W. Guthrie
Democratic State Central Committee
Pennsylvania
Guthrie
Young
Philadelphia
Bifurtisan
Woodrow Wilson
Wider Whomle
Princeton
State Central Committee
General Assembly
Harrisburg Patriot
Public Ledger 92-Page July Fourth Edition Promotes Gettysburg Anniversary
The Public Ledger of Philadelphia released a large 92 page issue dated July 4. It highlights Gettysburg 50th anniversary aid to Pennsylvania growth and includes a fisheries department article with a Cor hatchery view. The edition showcases many state public buildings and reflects extensive labor and expense. The tourna and Lonni received a copy with high appreciation.
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The
Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Department 9G Fisheries
Young Florence Oates Sues Bessemer for 3000 After Train Injuries
Florence Oates, a minor, suing Bessemer and Lake Erle rail line for 3000 in damages after injuries aboard a line from Lineaville to Connenut Lake. Her father represents her. alleged conduct by a brakeman and conductor caused a fall and injuries requiring crutches with lasting effects.
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Mies
Florence Oates
Ums
Lake Erle
Lineaville
Connenut Lake
Bijsy Oates
Anya
Fe Huey
Miss Gaten
Ming Oates
Fiat
Tener approves wages bill and vetoes oil mayoral move
Governor Tener acted on several bills in Harrisburg. He vetoed a move allowing mayors of third class cities to run for other offices after term end. He approved a six day work week for women employees and ten hour days with overtime. Other measures cover dockage for minors, sales of Soldiers' Home property, and charitable bequests exemptions.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Tener
Erie
Twenty One Missing After Malden Factory Fire and Explosion
Malden Massachusetts July 26 Twenty one workers are missing after an explosion at the New England Cleaning and Dyeing Co plant followed by a fire fueled by two hundred gallons of naphtha. Four other buildings were ignited and windows shattered across the district as flames and blast devastated the square.
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Tnitenere
Malden
Mass
New England Cleaning and Dyeing Co
Corry Hospital State Budget Cut Reported
Harrisburg today reports Governor Tener trimmed Corry Hospital's appropriation from fifteen thousand to ten thousand dollars. Local friends feared the legislature would not grant the full requested amount. The bulletin was received as official confirmation of the cut.
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Pensus
United Press
Harrisburg
Tener
Corry Hospital
Auctioneer to be kept here new local stud horse
Local horsemen learn that Auctioneer the fine stallion pacer, purchased by Dr G K Bennett of this city, will be kept here for breeding. Auctioneer placed third in the Free Mor AM time of 4 10 yesterday and Dr Bennett was offered 150 more today for the final. The horse, nine years old and in prime condition, will likely enter the Corry Fair races and Waltsboro pacing events.
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G. K. Bennett
Bennett
Corry Fair
Waltsboro
Corry People Receive A Wireless Message
A wireless message to Mr and Mrs JR Graves from their son T J Graves purser on the steamer Mexico says they expect to land in New York at noon. Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson was aboard. The Mexico was to depart New York for Italy next Thursday on its return trip.
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JR. Graves
T. J. Graves
Mesico
New York
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Americans Win Doubles. Davis Cup Final Set for Monday
The American pair McLaughlin and Hackhut defeated Britain in straight sets 75 6 1 7 5 6 4 to reach the final championship doubles for the Davis trophy. The final will be played Monday as the Americans move toward the title.
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Se Juukoa
Wimbleton
McLaughlin
Hack— Hut
Arrest of Titusville Man After Train Incident
A Titusville man named Uraminger was arrested by police on arrival of the afternoon train today. He faces charges related to jumping a board bil and a blocked bill. An officer from the town down the line came to take charge of him.
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Nsmsa Uraminger
Titusville
Hald
Rim
New Auto Law Details Published in Corry City
Details of the new auto law are published with strict enforcement. The law sets speed limits by vehicle weight, penalties for reckless driving, and rules for passing stopped vehicles. It requires drivers over 15 with a registered car to obtain a license, and all drivers or employees must carry a license card.
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Corry City
Intergale
Met
Iyi
Rivers Parmhta
Gustodiah
Fuother County
Lin
Duke de Abruzzi Promoted Commander in Chief
Rome, July 26 The Duke of Abruzzi was promoted Commander in Chief of the Italian navy. Promotion followed his breaking off engagement to Miss Catherine Bikins the American heiress. He earned distinction in defeating a Turkish squadron and received cable congratulations from Miss Bikins. He is hailed by the populace.
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United Press
Rome
Abruzsi
Stalian
Tintes
Catherine Bikins
Bikinis
Reward Offered for Diamond Boy Search in Warren County
A large crowd gathers in Youngsville Corry area as locals hunt mud and streets for a lost diamond worth two and a half carats. The owner initially offered three dollars, later increasing to one hundred, spurring many volunteers to search two blocks around the center of town.
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Youngsville
Corrylie
Waa
Warren County
Regu
Mr Diamond
Inquiry Starts At Charlestown In Cabin Creek Outbreak
A special grand jury in the Intermediate Court opens an inquiry into the Cabin Creek outbreak. Specific cases include fights between Don Slatar and Frank Ginn, two armed guards at the Wake Forest mines, and Linn Woibinin with several other strikers. No indictments are expected as all belligerents were killed, but the jury will examine the causes leading up to the clashes.
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Op Univ
Charleston
W. Va
Wly
Cabin Creek
Yan Bomun
Don Slatar
Prank Ginn
Wake Forest
Linn Woibinin
Managers Withdraw Completely
By Annearesem New York July 26 managers representatives of the forty two eastern Toads the afternoon announced they would withdraw all of thealent grievances against the men which they had demanded must be arbitrated. This means the wage demand of the man will be the only question before the Federal Commission and the outlook for an immediate settlement is very right.
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Annearesem
New York
Federal Commission
Mrs. Pankhurst Improves After Blood Transfusion
London July 26 The physicians attending Mrs. Pankhurst announced her condition was much better after a blood transfusion yesterday. She slept well through the night and appeared stronger this morning.
Well Known Clergyman Retires After Long Ministry
Rev R N Stubbs a Methodist Episcopal minister with about six decades in service preached a farewell sermon. He plans to move to California for the winter as he retires from the Erie district ministry. His wife Nellie Stevenson and two children will join relatives in Dunkirk for the visit.
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R. N. Stubbs
Aukus Gud
Stubbs
Erie
Gulifornia Hila
W. Stubbs
Chicago & St. Paul Railroad
Nellie Stevenson
Dunkirk
Onwain
Amity Poma
Damaged Claim For Ice Slip At Meadville
Miss Louise M Kremer files damage claims against the City of Meadville for 10000 related to injuries from February 8 on Arch street. While walking with Miss Sarah Williamson along North Third Street they slipped on ice caused by a drain pipe across the walk from a house. Kremer suffered an extra capsular fracture of the left hip and spinal and internal injuries, permanently incapacitating her for work.
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Louise M. Kremer
Meadivile
Arch Street
Kremer
Sarah Williamson
South Parke Avenue
Thirch Street
Crorssing
Mika Kremer
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Pas
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Chicago
Sues Bessemer
IGOV
Pacer
Temni
Duke DE Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Navy
Charlestown
Sam Jacobson
Meadville
LE Avery
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Traction Building
Corry, Pa
Barlow Hardware Co
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