Keystone movement strengthens as old guard clings to headquarters
A long report argues the Keystone movement is only beginning and the old Democratic machine remains in control of the state headquarters. It criticizes past leaders, praises independent reformers, and predicts the new party will grow despite entrenched interests, with emphasis on civic responsibility and party independence.
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Gutfey-Hall Dewalt Democratic Machine
Lkely
Wendcratic State Central Committee
West July
Guthrie
Democratc
Mionerelti
Ienul- Hoang
Lincol War Fournal
Thwsi Amin Ward
Eprinis Lly
Keystone
Inet
Jeffarontin
Corry
Hs Tet Wong
Pennsylvania Republic Stny
Urprisé
Washington
Pennesylvania
Nat Joret
Tabor
Inia
Corry Population by Wards Reported in City
A Washington diary revived in the city this afternoon presents Corry’s population by ward. Ward totals show Ward One around 110, Ward Three about 1555, with others cited in a late nineteenth century style list.
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Corry
Washington
Unp
Gems Display Advertises Mining Prices and Birth Stones
Display of gems calls attention to direct from mines and gold at mining prices. Burkhardl y Art Store on Center Street offers birth stones at cost of mining and cutting.
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Fan Diego Cal
Gemin
Niles
Pusie
Burkhardl'y
Center Statn
Death in a Midnight Pool Hall Brawl in Warren
In Warren on a midnight quarrel at a billiard room owned by Willan Lynn Mike Pick, a 22 year old Stay Jab lad, dueled with Kyte Murtston. Louis Ross separated them. later Ross and David Gustafson were attacked near a meat market. Pipek brothers allegedly stabbed Ross and Gustafson, who died minutes later. Pipek brothers were jailed after coroner’s inquest. witnesses testified as officers detained them. Gustafson, 24, lived with family on the town outskirts. Ross, 20, was known locally. Mike Phole and his brother, 21 and 18, were detained as witnesses.
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Ross
David Gastav
Hey
Mika Pink
John
Pipek Brothers
Jerry Borden
Justice of the Peace
Pipek Bruthers
Lyons
Golme
Warren
David Gustafson
Wien Hila
Louis Rooste
Hela
Mike Phole
Cousins Win Damages in Court Case
The jury ruled in favor of the plaintiffs Mr and Mrs H H Cousins after deliberations lasting several hours. They awarded $16,000 to the Cousins with $700 claimed by Walter Wallace for injuries from a motor accident and related damages. The judge ordered a new walk to be completed to standards set by the town council, with the council to act in April on the required improvements.
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H.H. Cousins
Warren
Collsius
Iecha
Cosine
Penny Will Build New Line Near Renovo and City
Erle March 19 Pennsylvanian railroad division chief G Coughlin will tour the work. He will inspect the line as far as Renovo and return with a party including Simon C Long of Philadelphia to review the new energy manager. An inspection trip signals progress toward extended tracks from Glened to Traut and improved Shore service. The visit reflects anticipated growth along the line and plans to accelerate Pennsylvania railroad development east of the city.
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Erle
Porlal Ear
Wi G. Coughlin
Thin
Ira
Philadelphin
Ram Jase Wrouing
Renovo
Conghlin
Pall
Pennsylvania
Enery
Simon C. Long
Good Roads Train Visits Corry Amid Public Interest
The Good Roads train, dubbed the Good Rond a special, visited Corry before noon, stopping west of Center Street. Officials and residents toured two heavy cars showcasing road-building machinery, lantern slides, and exhibits while Col John J Woodward and D F Winslow spoke on highway needs and funding.
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Corry
Eile
Center Street
Tira
Bowldon
John J. Woodward
State College
D. F. Winslow
J. T. Gephart
State Highways Department
Col. Woodwat
Soch
Eiginder Winslow
United States
Pennsylvania
Darlow Hardwire Co
Brja
Tolinus Brow
Tt Hare
Ttn
Thros Windrud
Thin City
Great Audience Last Evening at Mission Service
An enthusiastic crowd gathered for a public mission service featuring Evangelist Twyldron and Lamb. The report notes strong impression on attendees and predicts the visit will win hearts of the city, with praise for Mr. Lamb’s singing and the mission’s perceived value to Chelutinnuita and the broader known day opportunities.
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Evangelisty
Twyldron
Lamb
Meir
Liorett
Regina
Lambwea
Missing Girard Farmer Faces Death and Medical Neglect
A Girard farmer, Rand al, amid accusations of neglect toward his dying wife after a stroke, refused to summon medical help citing wealth and self-interest. Neighbors and local officials recount efforts by Constable Atwood and Drs to secure aid, with town residents debating motives and the wider social duty in this fraught case.
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Marvel Korbali
Palmview
Randall
Thomas Atwood
Kavniatt
Atwood
Natt and the Forty The 60 0 an Ony
A garbled historical clipping references a person or event with unclear names and dates. Readable fragments point to a local news item about a named individual and a group, possibly a sports or community event, but key details are missing or corrupted.
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New York
Texas
Sheffield
Cousins
Hubert Cousins
Warren Boro
Penny
Good Roads
the Journal
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Girard Farmer
John Fe
Alte
Ballova
Jen
Hoya
Howeyer
A. J. Ware
Werle
Mr. Ware
Barlow Hardware Co’s
Barlow Hardware Company
Sir
Howe Koo
Appalien
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