Politician Sibley Cash Flows Fight for Gubernatorial Nod
A lengthy expose accuses Honest Joe Sibley of heavy campaign spending to secure the nomination, alleging corruption funding and favors. It notes over forty thousand dollars in primaries, expense details from Winthington and a $1000 payment to a local treasurer, amid broader claims of political manipulation.
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Sibley
Lars Pue Allelindey Surie
Joe” Sibley
New Wheeler
Far Weuly
D. Crandall
Sibley Files Statement on Campaign Expenses
The article details James Sibley’s campaign spending for his 28th district Congressional bid, listing advertising payments to Sharon Herald and Telegraph, Warren Mirror, Vart Hand, Swedish papers in Jamestown, and many others. It notes large disbursements to E. D. Coandett, Monards of Warren County, S Wilk of Beaver County, and several local figures, highlighting extensive money spent on newspaper ads and dissemination of information in Venango and surrounding areas.
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Silloy
Congress
Sibley
Sharon —Herald
Sharon Telegraph
Sharon Hagley
Warren Miveor
Enilepton News
Youngsville Nterwrize
Guy Fillmand
Vart Hand
Jamestown
Warren Mirror
Sharon Herald
Hyoning News Phuling Company
Emlenton News
Liberty
Sharon Hagle
Western Press
Meror
Youngside Enterprise
Pittsburg Dispatch
Marlenville Express
Corryhander
Tileway Publish~ing Company
E. D. Coandett
Warren Couity
Warren County
Bik County
Darin Wiliams
Sharon
D. D. Hmaiy
Mercer
B. Hao
O. W Projer
Parest County
State Convention National Union Opens With Delegate Turnout
The state convention of the National Union opened at the Armory with delegates from across the state in attendance. The principal business today was the election of officers, with a dance for the delegates to follow in the evening.
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State Convention National Union
National
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Aremory
Bribery Trial Begun Monday in Mayville Court
Mayville June 21 The trial of General Manager Don H Wright of the Home Telephone Company on a charge of attempting to bribe Mayor Samuel Carlson of James tow began in County court with Mayor Carlson and his stenographer Aunt J Grimes among the first to arrive. Wright entered with Arthur C Wade president of the Howe Telephone Company and counsel Judge Jerome B Fisher James L Weeks and Ernest Cancroft. District Attorney John K Patterson led the prosecution with Assistant District Attorney Howard J Green assisting Judge Ottaway part of the time. By adjournment at 5 o clock nine jurors had been accepted.
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Mayville
Ketal
Don Hh Wright
Home Telephone Company
Samuel 4. Carlson
Jamestow
Carlson
J. Grimes
An Howe
Arthur C. Wade
Howe ‘Telephone Company
Coonsel
Jerome B. Fisher
James L. Weeks
Ernest Cancroft
John K. Patterson
Howard J. Green
Ottaway
Fire Damages Hardware Store Rear Room
A small blaze was found last night in the rear room of Guigion Hardware Store on North Center Street. Alarm spread from Trail Fox 22 at Washington and Center Streets. firemen arrived and the chemical extinguisher put out the fire within minutes. Origin is uncertain but suspected to be spontaneous combustion involving clothing pile and roofing paint. only minor roofing damage reported.
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Guigion Hardware
North Center Street
Trail Fox 22
Washington and
Center Streets
Tugs Mead
Barber Shot
Boy Falls From Horse At Busy Corner Injury Report
A Delaware Street resident, Ralph Heath, riding a large horse, fell at the Washington corner crossing after a cart accident drew a crowd. The horse slipped and pinned the boy under it before bystanders freed him. He was taken to a wheel chair by officers and attendants for treatment.
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Joneitet
Washington
Ralph Heath
Heartson Heath
Delaware Street
Meath
Ant
Difeer James
Anil
Corry Tosphli
Wawona
Burned at Stake Incident Reported in Local Notice
A fragmentary report notes a violent incident with a Black individual burned at stake. Details are damaged, but mentions a procession, a hearse, and a factory or company name Reeiver's Hinde. The text is heavily garbled with many unreadable names and dates, offering limited verifiable facts.
A Wonderful Show Tonight at The Library Theater
A lively poster advertises a remarkable performance billed as a new life of the world by Alexander Tamows Tussian troupe of singers instrumentalists and acrobatic dancers. The act promises a great novelty nuts and a vivid pictorial display. All for ten cents.
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Weel
Judge Wilson Banqueted In Corry Visit
Frank T Wilson of Stillwater Minnesota was hosted with a small but delightful banquet at Monveh park vale yesterday evening as he neared his 80th birthday. The former Corry High School teacher and city schools administrator was the guest of honor at a fifth school class reunion event. Attendees included Charlon Thorpe and wife, Mrs Ada Zahm, Dr Edward Lewis, Alfred Maton, Mrs J J Kelvery, Miss Nettle Mohr, Miss Charloke Merchant, Mrs Frank G Thompson, H W Bisher, Hay, and Hirage Wilson. He will depart this morning for Westburg City Derrick.
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Frank T Wilson
Stillwater
Mlnn
Wis
Abe Wwe
Monveh Park Vale
Wilson
Corry High School
Oll City
Charlon Thorpe
Msg
Ada Zahm
Pittsburg
Edward Lewis
Verong
Alfred Maton
Warren
Fannie Davis
J. J
Elvely
Nettle Mohr
Charloke Merchant
Frank 9
Chompson
H. W. Bisher
Hay
di City
Hirage Wison
Witsturg
Clty Derrick
More Cash for Primaries Prompts Filing Acknowledgments
The primary election filed accounts reveal payments and nominations. Henry A. Clivath seeks the Republican nomination for attorney general while Wilcox of Waterford and Byle of Balview run on the Republican ticket for assembly. George H. Mitchell and Thomas H. Flower appear as Republican entrants to the state convention, with socialist candidates S. J. Miller and George B. Allen also listed for assembly and congress respectively. G. A. Jaaman of East Springsville appears for the state senate.
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Ned
Henry A. Clivath
Wnitihican
Sang Ton
Wilcox
Waterford
Assembly
Byle
Balview
Conention
George H. Mitchell
Hookman
Thomas H. Flower
S. J. Miller
George B. Allen
Corry
G. A. Jaaman
East Sprinswld
Senate
Bowie Co. Stock Sale at A B Messenger Store
Sale of the Bowie Co stock continues at A B Messenger's store. Goods offered include hats shirts collars and hosiery umbrellas and other mens furnishings mostly at wholesale prices. Authorities date not specified.
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Bowie Co
Bf Gent
A. B. Messenger
Wanted Reliable Company Promptly for Sal
Fragmented Want ad lists requests for reliable company to handle sales and rentals on various streets. Mentions rental price of 20 dollars and multiple street references with unclear names. Indicates desire for property deals and sales near several avenues, but details are garbled.
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Sal Columbus m Street
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Syetiet
Tieste
Colby Piano Company
I Iuident
Borel Vt
Cole
Oil City
Clark
Bayle
New York
York
M.A. Hiugrien
Hasy
Guiry Palrgetie
Don
Lelsin
Mita
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W.C. TU
Tyne
Sam Jacobson & Co
Wales Hardware Co
de Laval
Barlow Hardware Company
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