Cities Discussed as Potential National Convention Sites
Washington reports list six cities as possible venues for next year’s national party conventions. Republicans favor Cleveland Chicago and San Francisco while Democrats consider Detroit Kansas City Cleveland and St Louis. Choice hinges on local factors and potential favorites like Smith Donahey Reed and McAdoo.
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United Press Star
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Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
Detroit
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chieag
San Pransisto
Madison Square Garden
al Smith
Smith
California
William G. McAdoo
James A. Reed
Vic Donahey
Woman Advises How to Obtain a Velvety Skin
Mrs. Louit Tey of Erie writes that her skin cleared after using Redwood Tepee Tonic, claiming it cured pimples and blemishes tied to poor health and impure blood. She endorses the tonic as strengthening the blood and body, noting it is sold by Thomas Downey in Corry and widely in drug stores.
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Chestnut St
Erie
Penns
Redword
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Corry
Hand Out Stiff Sentences in Chautauqua Co
Mayville March 8 Emil Samuel son of Jamestown pleads guilty before Special County Judge Prendergast and is sentenced to Elmira reformatory for manslaughter in a crash that killed a child. He cannot be paroled for thirteen years. Michael Rossi of Jamestown sentenced to seven years in Auburn for carrying brass knuckles and prior assault conviction. Blaine Wilbur of Jamestown faces burglary trial before Judge Ott.
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Mayville
Mar
Emil Samuel
Jamestown
Qounty Juelle Prendergast
Elmira
Lay Samuelson
Kennedy Hill
Sheriff’s Department
Michael Rossi
Prendergast
Auburn
Blaine Wilbur
L. L. Ott Jay
Readers Name New Officers Readers Name New Officers
The Readers Club met yesterday at Mrs F B Whittlesey’s home on West Church street. Mrs 7 E Rose was elected president for the ensuing year with Mrs F M Rich as vice president, Mrs A G Postlethwait secretary, and Mrs C F Cronin treasurer. Fourteen members attended, presenting Poems of Spring and a program including a paper by Mrs Mary Phelps on Our Tornadoes and Cyclones and Wind. The Star Performer was a well prepared article by Mrs Flora Whittlesey. The club adjourned to meet Monday March 14 at Mrs J W Campbell’s East Frederick street.
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F. B. Whittlesey
West Church Street
7. E. Rose
F. M. Rich
A. G. Postlethwait
C.F Cronin
Mary Phelps
Flora Whittlesey
J. W. Campbell
East Frederickk Street
Monglay
Mentho Sulphur Claim for Pimples Featured
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as the fastest remedy for pimples on face arms and body. The adviser notes the treatment dries pimples quickly and is harmless and inexpensive, recommending readers ask a druggist for a small jar.
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Rowley
Traffic bill introduced by United Free in Harrisburg
March 8 report from Harrisburg notes the administration proposes a uniform traffic bill modeled after the Hoover code. It excludes uniform signal light provisions for municipalities, which the State Highway Department plans to draft as part of the code. The measure aims to cover all highway and motor laws.
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United Free Harrisburg
Griffith
Indiana
State Highway Department
Peacock Poor Second Struts in Chinatown Sage Quip
A Washington Star line quips about a peacock in Chinatown claiming he struts more than the human figure officially allowed to wear only one feather. The remark echoes a playful public vanity amid local color and dialogue.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Scientist warns on race death as intel gentsia acts
A stern scientist asks whether American intelligentsia's actions amount to race death and leaves readers to judge if the verdict is good or bad news, prompting reflection on societal direction and responsibility.
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America
Noted composer to appear here in Corry
Tomorrow the noted composer O Hara will give a lecture recital in Corry, presenting free expression and the science of music for homes and schools. The event draws praise from Alda, Brausin, Lchmann-Heink, and Caruso, who have used his works. The Woman's Club secures him for what may be a grand musical occasion in the city.
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Iti
O'Hara
KotHara
Diaz Seeks 700000 War Loan Across Ocean
By United Prom Managua Nicaragua March B President Diaz began talks with New York banks for a war loan of 709000 as conservative troops clash with Moncada forces. A 1400 strong U S machine gunners and sailors arrived at Quirinto on the U5 3S Henderson by train. The equipment included machine guns and light artillery. Details of the loan were not available but the government needed funds for mounting war expenses.
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Nicaragua
Diaz
New York
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Moncada
U. S
Qurinto
Henderson
Uncle Eben’s Coat Cost Up in Woes of Living
A compact Washington Star clipping notes Uncle Eben’s remark on rising costs of living. It records his line about coats, saying the old days when life was simpler have passed, reflecting sentiment on economic strain and changing times.
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Washington Star
Fire destroys building near State Office in Columbus
Fire swept a block of stores and apartments adjoining the State Office building in Columbus killing two persons by suffocation and injuring fourteen others. Fire Chief Nice said the blaze appeared incendiary and found rubbish on a stairway, signaling an arson attempt. State Fire Marshal Miller to be ordered to investigate.
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Pen Jong
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Whe Vietime
Mia
Carrie Vante Sommers
Addigon Vashe
Nice
Miller
And His Appendix History Notes on Interesting Idotulls
A New York Telegram reflects on history and the puzzling “Idotulls” referenced with the phrase How Methunelat kept tin te n ails all that time. The item hints at archival gaps and unclear terminology in historical records.
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Methunelat
New York Telegram
President Coolidge Seeks Western Vacation Spot
President Coolidge seeks a cool western summer retreat, the White House spokesman said. He has not decided on a exact location, wants elevation for cool air, and considers options from Michigan to Utah but prefers staying near Washington for quick return in emergencies.
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United Free
Washington
Mar
Coolidge
Michigan
Utah
Conscience Not Mocked Theme Quotation Note
A reflective line on guilt and justice, noting that those who do wrong face inevitable reckoning even if the world overlooks their guilt. The aphorism echoes moral cause and effect with a biblical style phrasing.
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Tapner
Saltpeter From Mammoth Cave Fueled War Effort
The Dearborn Independent reports that much of the gunpowder used in the War of 1812 relied on saltpeter extracted from Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. Ox-drawn wagon wheel tracks remain visible as evidence of historic mining activity in the cave.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Dearborn
Advertising the great force behind modern comfort
The passage extols advertising as the driving force of modern life. It asserts that advertising spreads better food, homes, clothing, babies, health, and business by connecting markets from the North to the South. It claims advertising lowers costs, spurs competition, and informs consumers with facts and opportunities.
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