Republicans Draft Platform Outlines Key Policy Stances
A United Press summary details a Republican platform draft reacting to Wilson era policy. It covers opposition to the League of Nations and calls for limits on government power, anti inflation measures, tax reform, and pro business regulation, with notes on Prohibition, labor, and immigration.
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United Press
Tague of Nations
Wilson
Adwintatraone
Wir
Seelon
Cotuen
Republican Party
IS ELECTED INSTRUCTOR AT U. OF P
Difoney Brown, long in Fort Worth, arrived from Philadelphia with his daughter Sonn. He joins the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania as instructor in Geography and Travel. Neighbors extend congratulations and best wishes for his continued success.
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Difoney Brown
Bort Worthy Tekad
Philadelphia
Brown
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Summer School Opens At Hatch School With Enrollment
The article notes summer school opening at Hatch School with good enrollment and room for papers. It invites underperforming students to enroll, mentions contact with Mrs Tannoy and Mr Nnoglo, and states the program will run for a set period.
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Mim Tannoy
Snpts
Nnoglo
Acmmer
Gomwion
Ale
Democrats Start Push for Pershing Nomination
A report from New York notes a dark horse campaign for General John J. Pershing as Democratic leaders seek his nomination. Edward G. Gultra and Missouri delegates head to Washington to invite Pershing to the San Francisco convention, signaling strong party interest despite uncertain affiliations.
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United Press
York
John J. Porahinge
Democratis
Moton Hero Today
Edward Goltra
Fm Miswitri
Tun
Washington
Porshing
Sin Francisco
Minnouri
Porsing
Guitra
Mis Vwuri
Braty Colby Ta
Aerixia
Chicago
Jenders
Pershings
Aceare Bowen
Sakterende
Jonilera
Guiher
Hines Iir
Warren
Wyoming
Ik Poral
Ing
Manier
Nubone Office Employees Protest Walkout
A group of young women employed at the Nubone office staged a walkout in the afternoon over working conditions and unaddressed requests. They resumed work the next day after negotiations proved unsatisfactory to some, drawing notable comment from evening observers.
New York Stock List and Market Updates
A condensed stock list shows widespread activity with names like General Motors, Ford, Studebaker, US Steel, Union Oil, and others. The note mentions a regular quarterly motor show event to be held at the Company’s premises with attendance details forthcoming.
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New York
Bryan
Otty Amor Binelters & Rel
GO Amor
Mt Amagandd
Anglo Amurten
Genera Motors
Northern Tackiwannin
New York Gentral
Ponna RB
Ey Rypublic
Amalal
Aiudebaker Southern Pagutis Moxon CO
SAG Ryan Patroleum
Gmb Oronke
Cec
Sere Mob Sims Patroleum
Whitt Oil See
Nyoulny, Va
Boat of Comores
Dovirod
Orelagk
Hospital directors hold meeting to organize new board
The newly elected board of directors of AW Corry Howpiint Association met last evening to organize for the current year. F. Brown and Hyer Toit were named officers. Artine Colegrove resigned as director and Miss Collis was appointed to a leadership role. The board adjourned after discussing a study room and a planned new department.
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AW Corry
Pravie
Ottwr Ofleuri
F. Brown
Anil Dgbert Hyer
Artine Colegrove Ty
Anil Hidney H. Binton
Miss Collis
Aupor
MyGrayy
Eles
EL A
Munley
Jualtor
Monty
Thataoding
Raymonds Open Season Here Friday At Home
The Raymonds kick off the season this Friday on Washington Street ground, with Maloney likely to start on the mound and Moshentt catching. Local club officials expect strong support as fans anticipate a competitive spring, with nearby teams providing tough early tests.
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Raymonds
Seavon
Washington Street
Gary
Raymond
Moshentt
Bio
Alny
Brogkinize
Sherman Tessin
Brookmire
Kessin
Minamon
West Bond Street House Damaged by Fire Today
Fire on West Bond Street damaged a house owned by Pills Hamilton just before 6 o clock in the morning. Loss estimated around 1000 dollars with majority of furniture saved. An unrelated church society meeting followed at Mrs Winger’s home, raising funds for Mexican relief and local hospital causes.
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West Bond ST
Anghon
Hamilton
Bond Street
Republican Convention Adopts New Platform After Adjournment
At the Republican convention fraught with confusion, Chairman Lodge struggled to restore order as Cardinal Gib and other speakers took the stage. A report from the resolutions committee outlined the platform while adjournment was briefly debated and rules suspended for nominating speeches.
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United Pres
Tidgo
Hodge Hhngliewt
Hens
Lodo
Resolutiona Comaitee
Chidrman Lodge
Grifler
Traffic Man Shortage Repeats At Center and Main Intersection
Reader notices emphasize the ongoing need for a traffic officer at Center and Main Streets. A near miss from a minor accident was logged today as cars and trucks passed through the intersection. A woman was briefly involved in the collision with a small vehicle, but the injured party was not hospitalized. The event mirrors frequent narrow escapes reported by local residents amid growing demand for traffic control.
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Gui Thera
Negest
Funeral of Timothy Nevoy Rites Held in City
The funeral of Timothy McEvoy was held this morning at 1:80. The rite was attended by many relatives and friends, celebrated by Rev. Me. A Macy. Interment was at St Thomas Cemetery with playmates as bearers. Attending out-of-town relatives included Timothy Mevoy, Mia and Mira, T. A. McEvoy, Anthony Tabyard, and Katherine McEvoy of Pottstown, Mrs Surat McEvoy Newark, Mrs Peter Marky, Miss Mary, and Miss Mary Brill. Mrs Augustine Prank of Chicago and Mrs Fly Barlow of Low Gage visited. Mrs Coleman of New York and Mrs Bliss of Maple Lane also present. George Sailor of Philadelphia was a visitor and left for Pittveyitle.
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Timothy McEvoy
Thomas
Anthony Tabyard
Katherin McEvoy
Pottstowa
Surat McEvoy
Newark
Peter Mark Dnugs
Mise Mary
Mery Brill
Phidathya
Anguatns Prank
Chicago
Barlow
Mra
Coleman
New York
Mrs
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Gworg
Sailil
Philadephia
Bitter fight at convention over treaty milked into debate
Bitter clashes at the convention over the treaty dominated hours of talks as leaders, including Smoot, Borah, McCormick, and Wing, pressed for or against a compromise in a high stakes dispute that threatened to bolt the committee and affect open debate on the antileague plank.
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Nirongi
Mijn
Chicago
Rota
Bordlisfohnson
Lheoatened
Leanntr Smoot
Bend
AteGormick
McCormith
Resolutiona Committee
Hague of
Additional Grade Teachers Elected for School Year 1920 81
The board reports a near quorum with Directors Lowe Lang Pope Hogart and Providant Whit Hosuy present. Rogers and Mowat Talon to Harrisburg this week for official plans. Miss Dorothy Wilcox Ethel Street and Mrs Harriet Bonsteel are chosen as grade teachers for 1920 81. Wilcox also to teach in summer school.
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Gravio
Thor
Jane Evening
Ollows
Lowelang
Pope
Hogart
Providant
Whit Hosuy
Hillmo
Dorothy Wilcox
Ethel Street
Harriet Bonsteel
Miss Wilcox
Frazer & Equalr
sWentworth & Smith
Loveland
Nagle
Absense
Resolutions Committee Observes Flag Day for Elks
A County Elks lodge observed Flag Day with a program starting around 10 o clock. The night included address by Rev M S Additon and patriotic songs, with participation from the American Legion and Grand Army of the Republic.
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Resolutions Committee
ELKS
Carry Lodge B. P
Doles
Wnpleasant Crater
Rev
Adttion
Seetarnesersee
Ellon
Invertions Ia
Atten
Ujoy
Corry Nine Defeats Oil Guy Team Pitching First Game
Corry Nine won 5 to 2 against the Oil Guy team in their opener on the Washington Street grounds. Welsh and Gratin led with strong pitching and timely hits as the visitors scored early but Corry pulled ahead with key runs in the seventh, eighth, and ninth innings.
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Corry
Orrdra
Joel
Entey
Weank Dabury
Lufield
Ontlivid
I and Wilcox
West Yan
Sotmorphing
Gritehod Corry
Nina Last
Gretaini
Wheelmeh
Moore
Milcox
West
Delian Sared
Walsh
Portmider
Joe
Nero
Fulnes
Moller
Lowa
Clay bird shoot set for Saturday at Watrous farm
The note reports a practice clay shoot on Saturday with turnout expected and ranges ready. Scores listed include Rickeron 60 and Slemnena 87 among several participants, as observers anticipate opening day June 19 at the Watrous farm.
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Will Foeld
Watrous Farm
Rickeron
Slemnena
Swan
Linsey
Watrous
Nighbin
Atyarabn
Fogel
Voldman
Mh. Joes
Ro Mlommling
Dane
Tom ‘Panhar
Kittlebongar
King
Brightot
Pir
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