Rural credits bill explained urging passage by farmer Creasy
A May 18 Washington dispatch outlines the rural credits bill under discussion in Congress. Rep. Scott of Pennsylvania and Farm Bureau leaders provide a breakdown, arguing for longer term farmer loans and federal oversight akin to a federal farm loan system with a capital base and elected directors.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Lirgo
Scott
Pennsylvania
Farmer
Claiey
Loan Terms From A Rural Cooperative Bank Proposal
A fragmented account outlines a proposed loan program by a rural association. It discusses loan amounts up to 500 dollars with 25 dollars subscribed, first mortgage requirements on farm land, and amortization over 36 years. Interest rates and repayment terms aim to favor principal reduction over time, subject to pledge and bank examination.
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Mike
Horrowern
Furmer
Tobol
Molad
Sky
Joan-bank
Ula Iglot
Innin Bank
Warren Co. Slayer Seeks Pardon Hearing
Warren man Hindes B Weeks seeks a pardon for a murder conviction in Warren County. Lawyer Louis L. Thraher will file the pardon application with the Pardon Board in Harrisburg after witnesses and coroner testimony are reviewed. The case centers on alleged prior involvement and fire-law evidence presented to support the request.
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Timong
Coronir Gui
LY Uo Lakai
W. HL Alleg Batorw Distriot Allorner Lyon
Twenty Tickets For Amuseli Theatre At Inquiro Window
Twenty tickets priced at one dollar each are available for Amuseli Theatre show Inquiro. Tickets may be purchased at the box office window during operating hours.
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Amuseli Theatre
Inquiro
Merit Badge Class of 1h Boy Scouts Meeting Notice
The last meeting of the Merit Badge Class of Boy Scouts will be held next Monday. Every member must be present as exams for the board will occur Thursday. The board, led by Hubt. of Schools C. de Windsor, will examine scouts in their chosen merit areas. Results and spring merit awards will be announced after exams.
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Clas
Wit eThay
C. de Witsor
Many Irish Rebels Freed by Asquith
Dispatches from Dublin report Premier Asquith authorized freeing many Irish rebels and prisoners early today. Large numbers of released inmates included accused provocationists and others linked to rebel forces. A Packard Twin Six was purchased and delivered to Erle for transport.
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Asquith
Dublin
Hy United Press
London
Oihera
Corry Boys at Meadville Athletic Meet
Corry boys travel to Meadville for a spring interscholastic athletic meet amid a large crowd. Qualified competitors include Trin and Cloveh, with Allegheny schools in a keen regional competition as the event unfolds this morning.
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Corry Boys
Meadville
Ath
Allegheny
Republicans debate presidential candidates and roosevelt’s fate
In New York persistent speculation centers on Hughes and Roosevelt as potential Republican nominees with Roosevelt’s path tied to Progressive support and possible cross party alignments. Factions weigh whether Hughes or Root can unite the party, while New York leaders forecast delegate dynamics and potential third party maneuvers around Wilson’s peace policies.
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Wilson
Republia
Loudora
New York
Hughey
T Supremé Court
Contr
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Oreko
Hinself
Leonnd
Uae
New York Nations
Roosvelt
Jill
Hughes
Roosegut
Fitha Root
Roosevel
Bonayar
Plate Landeywood
Progressive Party
Republican Party
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Neudlock
Progressives
Roochevelt
Tor Anorhir
Kuos
Hadley
Roosevelt
Vnlor
Damoutita
Prohibition Belief Tied to Welfare of Nation
A statement argues that national Prohibition will advance the physical, moral, political, and industrial welfare of the United States, presenting a broad rationale for continuing or expanding the policy.
Prohibition Candidate Seeks Congressional Support
Jamie Jaylor of the National Prohibition party pledges to push for a constitutional prohibition amendment. He asserts opponents offer no stance on temperance and urges temperance advocates to back his ally, Mr. W. W. Kincaid, for Congress.
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Jamie Jaylor
Congress
W. W. Kincaid
Roosevelt Divides Republicans Over Party Unity
A fragmentary report notes debate within the Republican ranks about uniting factions under a popular president. It cites concerns over leadership and policy direction, with mentions of Justice Hughinn and a cautious stance toward broader coalitions.
New State Suffrage Board Member Named in Philadelphia
Mrs Georss A Dunutoy active suffrage worker of Philadelphia is appointed to the Executives Board of the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association to subisect New Juaph Head. Head will be the Michigan member of the Executive Council of the National American Woman Suffrage Association. Up John A Brashooy named at the Fanamo laxposition in San Srunylaoo as a forementioned citizen of Pennsylvania. The article urges women to vote and influence public opinion. For sale seed potatoes Chas Chavo FT 2 Cory 411i.
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Georss A. Dunutoy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage
Mirn Ininainie
Ewinor
Menneyiganis
National Américan Woman Sur
Fruke Aveoduilon
John A Brashooy
Fanamo
San Srunylaoo
Fennasl Vail
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Center St. Corry
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