Pinchot Probable Opponent to Reed In 28 Senate Election
Governor Gifford Pinchot emerges as a possible candidate against Senator David A. Reed in the 1928 Pennsylvania Senate race. The forester voices opposition to a pending primary spending bill, urging tighter limits on campaign expenditures and warning against laws that could mask buying elections while remaining active in state politics.
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Pinchot
Reed
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
David A. Reed
Pittsburgh
Corry
Guy Fisher
Ware
United States
Commonwealth
Paine's Claim to Fame in American Independence
Thomas Paine born 1737 died 1809 wrote Common Sense, described as the first open assertion of American independence and a powerful pamphlet shaping the Declaration of Independence. His influence marked a turning point in colonial history and the push for independence.
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Paine
Thomas Paine
It's Sinclair's Turn at Senate Contempt Trial
The third of the Unit famous trio Fall Doheny and Sinclair faces a contempt trial in Washington DC court. Special Prosecutors Atlee Pomerene and Owen J. Roberts seek a prompt conviction as Teapot Dome, the Wyoming oil field, figures in the government case against Harry Sinclair.
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Fall Doheny
Sinclair
Fnally
Sone
United States Senate
Harry Sinclair
Big Oil
District of Columbia
Washington
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Shoto
Commodity notes from market report for produce and livestock
Dull but steady prices across categories. PORK and LARD show weak demand while COFFEE and BUTTER remain steady around listed quotes. Live and DRESSED POULTRY demand is light with steady or quiet trading. Eggs hold near steady with regional white and brown varieties, while CHEESE and various dairy items show muted movement.
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Issy
Middle East
Rio
Tom Hay
Long Island
America
Pacific Coast
Arrest Ten Blue Law Offenders In South Carolina Golf Ban
In Camden and Aiken, ten golfers were arrested or avoided arrest as Blue Laws barred Sunday golf in South Carolina. Governor Richardson had ordered enforcement, but an injunction prevented state and county officers from interfering. many courses near the capital stayed crowded despite poor weather.
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Columbus
South Carolina
Camden
Aiken
John Richardson
Thomas Hitchcock
New York
Haynes Rice
Cantonese Plan Demonstration Near Soochow
In Shanghai agitators announce a memorial demonstration for Sun Yat Sen to be held March 12 as Cantonese and northern forces near Soochow prepare for possible action. Sandbag defenses ring Soochow amid tensions along the Shanghai Nanking Railway and around Shanghai.
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Shanghat
Soochow
Shanghai
Suy Yat Sen
Canntonese
Shanghai-Nanking
Chang Chung-Chang
Odd Fellows Hold Large North Penn League Meeting Here
Grand Master John N. Mark of Oil City led a Northwestern Pennsylvania Patriarchal League gathering on North Center Street. Over two hundred Three Linkers attended, with Corry Encampment conferring patriarchal degrees, and praise for Meadville’s local team and hospitality. Grand Master and Grand Marshal Reid honored Corry’s CE Mather, the oldest Pennsylvanian Odd Fellow, with seventy two years in the order. A fine supper and entertainment capped the session, record attendance and enjoyment for the winter.
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John N. Mark
Oi City
Odd Fell
Pennsylvania
Reid
Oil City
McCull
Odd Fellows
Meadville
CE. Mather
Corry
Order
Mr. Mather
Feaures
Beware of Indecision Message on Movement and Choice
A short aphorism warns that indecision hinders free movement in Ife and suggests that even mistaken action may be better than no action at all, attributed to Williamy B Towne.
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Ife
Williamy B. Towne
Movie Contest Tickets At The Journal Office
Tickets for the Harold Lloyd Movie Contest winners are held at the Journal office. Winners include Blanche Smith Kru McNulty and Keith Sperry with 16 addresses provided on entries. Call the Journal office to obtain tickets.
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Harold Lloyd
Rextentere
Corry Jorma
Journal Office
Blanche Smith
Kru McNulty
Keith Sperry
Funeral of Mrs Simmons in Sunt ay with large attendance
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Simmons were held at her late home on West Waline Street Sunt ay afternoon. Rev J A Martin officiated while J G Jenkins and Mrs Jans Jones sang In the Garden and Abide with Me. Burial followed at Pine Grove cemetery with bearers Charles Simpson Emmett Curtis Will Schramling B L Monrse and others from Columbus and nearby towns. Relatives from Detroit Jamestown and other places attended.
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Margaret Simmons
West Waline Street
Suntay
J. A. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Belock
J.G. Jenkins
Jans Jones
Pali
Pine Grove Cemetery
Iorment
Charles Simpson
Emmett Curtis
Will Schramling
B. L. Monrse
Columbus
Slyne Cook
Frank Crowell
Nelson Simmons
Detroit
Mich
Harry Simmons
Sherwood
Lester Simmons
LeRoy
Jamestown
Emmett Chefis
Monroe
Colsmbus
Bird Migration Mystery Stumps Biologists
Biologists struggle to explain why birds migrate with studies spanning centuries. Dr. Alexander Wetmore, president of the American Ornithological Union, says areas and patterns remain obscure compared to two centuries ago.
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Alexander Wetmore
The
American Ornithological Union
Two Convicted in Knox Bank Robbery Case
Frank K Hockman and Summer Ban of New Castle were convicted on a robbery charge tied to the Clarion County National Bank hold up in Knox on February 7. A jury acquitted William J Matteson of New Castle. Hockman and Ban face sentencing this week as defense argued police unlawfully aided the robbery. the judge ruled officers acted legally.
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Frank K. Hockman
Summer
Ban
New Castle
Clarion County National Bank
Knox
Haw
William J. Matteson
Hockman
Eat
Matteson
Heck ‘Mar
Enel
Tid
P. J. Harvey
Mansier
Rations for Fighters During World War II
During the war German soldiers received tea and coffee without milk. Small rations of rum and arrack were issued to troops in field and camp and given out in the evening to be mixed with tea. About fifteen to twenty men recalled one bottle. In periods of extreme exertion the sugar allowance was raised.
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Agidhera
Four Saved From Burning House In Salamanca
A fire at the Commodore Vedder house near Salamanca early Saturday morning trapped three children and an elderly woman inside. Eric Klawitter and Lewits rescued the occupants. none were injured though personal belongings were lost. The ten room dwelling and furnishings were valued, respectively, at about 5000 and 2000. The fire was discovered around midnight. flames filled the house as Mrs. Klawitter attended to a sick child. The husband saved two children and later rescued his wife's mother before becoming unable to re-enter to save belongings.
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Salamanca
Eric Klawitter
Peth
Here
Klawitter
Lewits
Commodore Vedder
Cory Woman Is Honored at State Convention
The Woodmen Circle of Pennsylvania held its tenth annual convection on March 3 and 4 at Hotel Co Scranton Pa Delegates exceeded two hundred with Mrs Perry M Nichols elected State Secretary for the next two years The event featured active officers and a focus on classified service opportunities.
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Senate
David Reed
Gov. Fisher
Mcis Hs Celtics
Yeetereeeee
Northwestern
Patriarchal League
City
Mark
Gath
Tee
Aluminum
E. E. Guignon
the Journal Office
Mrs. Simmons
Cory
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