Suffrage Measure Moves Toward Ratification Amid Rail Strike
Reports from Beja and New York outline a national rail stoppage with 125 Central men and 761 Pennsylvania workers out, threatening freight and shipments. A proposed 14th amendment rerun and a special session to consider ratification loom, while Governor Roberta’s message supports a special suffrage measure despite party divides.
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United Prom
Wartington
Anne
Roberta
Mennesne
Wilson
Beja
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgl
Ake Hel
Nicki Flate
Beso
Lit Nour
Jovy Tian
Aste Jnielydo
Witelinen
Brakemoy
Svorke
Wlmbab
Torg Av Belo Weil
Erie
Corry Greys Defeat Black Diamonds In Lopsided Match
On Washington Street Grounds the Corry Greys outplayed the Black Diamonds 9 to 0. The visitors offered little resistance as their fielding fell apart and the crowd enjoyed a procession of amusing plays. Tailored for a period tone, the Grayw pitcher Tay mond dominated, while the visitors failed to muster a sustained offense.
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Hiro
Andy
Fire department building delayed work continues at headquarters
Fragmented article notes ongoing delays in finishing the municipal fire department headquarters due to mortar color issues and shipment holdups. It mentions contractor reports, workers’ efforts, and a church annual picnic details unrelated to the building update. Also includes a long New York stock list and a local event invitation.
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Iit
Aesuety
No clue in grocery theft investigation stalled
A Blair store theft left investigators without leads as they sought the identity of a person named Tifeyon or similar. Detectives said no new information had emerged since yesterday and offered no clear suspect. Weather outlook anticipates pair tonight and later.
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Lina Yot Bron
Je Tifeyon
Blair
Tire Avenuy
Ghlet
Fire alarm cites defective wiring in Maple Ave blaze
An alarm from box 26 reported a blaze on Maple Avenue shortly after midnight. Firefighters battled three floors, aided by chemicals, and confined the fire to four upper rooms. Insulation on the original wiring burned about a half block away. The alarm sounder valve stuck but was repaired this morning.
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Maple Avenue
Lighting Company asks citizens to report conditions
Residents urged to report street light outages to city offices and lighting company officials amid complaints of uneven service. Manager Shuss defended progress, noting 30 miles of lines to inspect and a slow repair pace while promising improved lighting if residents cooperate.
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Tony Wa
Corry City Eleatro Light Company
Tm Browel
Tesupd
Try City
Elky
Ofltala Hagy
Aavertula Sueh
Shoss
Eas
Shuss
Afr
Shwe
United Pree
Maple Avenue
Washington
Jina
Levils Horn
Robbie
Tia ‘Brotherhood Teuilers
Chicago
Rai
Jonepie Umby
Hoorothy
Payne
White House
Workers worldwide threaten stoppage in unconfirmed strike plan
United Proasy reports workers meeting to announce a strike starting at 7 PM local time if orders hold. Officials indicate no confirmed action and rail labor bloc remains silent, with promises of final decision by July 20 amidst uncertain union input.
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United Proasy
Washington
Wearet
Cal Unions
Brotherhood
Reception in Honor of New Pastor at First Presbyterian
A reception honoring Rev. A. T. Stockham and family was held at the First Presbyterian Church. Congregants from multiple denominations gathered as the Ministerial Association welcomed the pastor with greetings from church societies, tributes to unity, and warm best wishes for his tenure.
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A. E. Stockham
Presbyterian Church
Joséplin
Pirst Presbyterian Phirah
Parton
A. T. Stockham
Elmer L
Mulntyre
Misa Aghton
Frederick W. Troy
WiNidia Hall
Adjutant Smith
Block- Anwranid
Diokoou
Eity
Rev
Troy
Mclntory
Ceremonias
Roy
Alb
Ashton
Sistorie —Presbyterian Churel Uy
Gail
FG. Woo
Molntyre
Udale
Christina Endeavor Society
Katherine Tittle
Jimlor Society
Crowell
Mr. Toskchiam
Mr. Metntyre
Fang
Madoo's Name to Be Presented at Democratic Convention
A fragmentary political note from AAN Fran cia co dated June 26 mentions Madoo's friends declining to oppose his candidacy before the Democratic convention. Sam L. B. Amidon of Kansas states Madoo’s nomination is the plan, with no special treatment, aligning with other candidates.
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AAN Franciaco
Madoo
Lawn Social at St Thomas Church Wednesday Evening
The lawn social organized by the ladies of StThomas Church will be held Wednesday evening at 7 30 The event features a bound blanket tent and strings with games and a concert program by real talent The opening number is set for 8 o clock A general invitation extends to all for a pleasant evening hosted by the church ladies
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Bt. Phomas Church
Quiet Fourth Celebrations Foreseen with Two Baseball Games
The Corry area plans a subdued Fourth of July with two baseball games. A New York City touring squad, the Railroad nine, is slated to visit for the local display. Local events include a marriage at Moailville and a concert program featuring Mrs. Barnes and the choir. A large fireworks display was arranged for the night, with supper and church activities noted.
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Corry
Yinoen
Wile Railroad
New York City
Boot
A. G. Bulleraga
Eri
Winedt Trek
New York
Frill Air
Triogte
Thin City
Susie A. Nelson
Titusville
Titusville Herald
Clash Over Platform at Democratic National Convention
Reports from San Francisco dated June 26 describe intense administration efforts to shape the Democratic platform, opposing William Jennings Bryan's push for a dry plank on the League of Nations. Delegates and key officials, including Palmer and Colby, move toward a unified stance while Bryan presses for his preferred platform planks. The convention schedule outlines opening procedures, committee reports, and the keynote by Homer S. Comegys, with anticipated adjournment on June 29.
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L. Keon
San
Brancisco
Bryan
League of Nations
Wilson
Bryan Tao
League of Nubians
Levaevan
Virginis
Tanite Uiave
Inhimet
San Princisco
Palmer
Btale Colby
San Irangunsoo
Tange al
Gan Francisco
Jue
Democratic Nation
Bruce Kroner
National Committee
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Cammitts
Homer
Come Vnti
Sonvention
Autor
Ommitteun
Pornawenk Organization
Tommittna
Gailes Order of
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