Corry Clark Leads Republicans in Local Primary Fight
In Corry and surrounding wards the Republican primary featured Marion for Congress and strong showing for Palmer amid rival Liebel. Palmer carried Ward 1 with 28 to 24, Ward 3 precincts split, and total local Democratic votes favored Wilson for president. Palmer trailed in key contests, while Clark led the GOP ticket with 241 votes and Shunk posted 298 for Assembly.
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Irie County
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Hazelsburg
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Nason
Shunk
Assembly
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United States
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Roosevelt
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Tyousfrey Clark
Kephart
Amy Ter Tod
Stuyder
Alan M. Llane
Palnar
Conventon Malinnay
Sullivan
Ile Cornutt
Snyder
Congress Tyley
Clark
Senate
Moxpudor
Jo Nivine
Walker
An Ag
Sonath
Knox
Changes in Committees Reshape Local Politics
In yesterday's primary voters reshaped the local party structure as Republican and Democratic committees saw key changes. In the first precinct of the Fourth ward Wy Itawle defeated NuWiators, and W. Morgaridgn gained support, while Wyomming backed Harry Aner for the State Committee seat, with Hor ton Brooks succeeding Charley Keating in the First ward.
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Parifes Ture
Youterddy
Chungon
Republican Commiitee
Ty Barker
Tapa
Wek
Gayl Sullivan
W. W. Morgaridgn
NuWiators
Manhy
Yerks
Republican
Willd
Americans Rescued After Border Incident Near Mexas
In Maraphon Mexas on May 17 a rancher named Toeno Dolemary and Monroe Pain were captured by bandits who crossed the border with several others. Mexican troops with the rescued Americans pursued the attackers and pursued toward the border town while authorities traced the group to Wanlid-Wollyery near ONojla Market.
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Maraphon
Mexas
Toeno Dolemary Rancher
Monroe Pain
Ego
Americans On Ship Torpedoed Off La Mockelle
A report from Washington dated May 1 states three Americans were aboard the Wirotek when it was torpedoed. Lloyds cites a vessel loss but the Canadian ship and other details remain unclear with conflicting accounts of destruction and survivors.
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Hirofmalch
Soawal
la Mockelle
Lerance
Saturty
Lloyds
Casement Equips German Maps in Revolt Case
London May 17 At a further hearing of Sir Roger Casement the witness Gol. Gorton defended the claim that Irish revolt plans were supported by German maps. The maps allegedly show the Berlin war office involvement. Government argued the revolt was planned under German direction while Bailey praised Casement’s character and past service.
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London
Roger Casement Todiy Gol
Gorton
Ireland
Roger
Irv
Berlin
Alexander Loses To Nason In County Race
Local reports indicate Alexander trails Nason in the Crawford County contest for the Line Senator seat. Clark leads the Republican nomination for Congress with a substantial county-wide margin, while other candidates show weak support.
Obregon Sees No War After Border Talks
General Obregon reports success from border talks with Funston and Scott. He says no plan for war exists and that cooperation is ongoing. He notes American generals were cordial and withdraws possible once danger ends.
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United Press
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Uni Alee
Funston
Scott
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Feith
American Generiia
Obregon Atatys Whia
The
Committal For Trial In High Treason Case
London May 27. Sir Roger Samuel and John Bailey were committed for trial in the High Court of Justice on charges of high treason. The proceeding, announced by Justice Dickman, followed an earlier arrest and related to the prominent plot reported by United Press.
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Ity United Press
London
Fo Vonpliion
Pratimibury
Roger Ahomont Anil Toho Bailey
Lett Woldler
High Court of Justice
Boolsley
Justiow Dicktiaphi
Harry Auer Defeated by Condren in Local Race
Auer of this city, candidate for Member of the State Committee, appears defeated by Dr. Condren of Belo. The report cites 1488 votes in the district with Alter Auer leading the Liberal faction alongside August Whitman. Liebel’s Isamond, and Condren seem to be the other top contenders, with strong local support for Auer but insufficient to secure the post. County Commissioner Rogan noted the Condren-Auer vote was close and would comment further after the board meets.
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Thin City
Condren
Belo
Yok
Alter Auer
Liebel
August Whitman
Willmin
Con- Airen
Isamond Liebel
Auer
Lieve
Rogan
Condron
Penny Has Night Force Working Here
A historical report notes Penny mobilizing a night force to handle a congested freight area. It describes workers alerted to a tense schedule, with Martin explaining the need to relieve bottlenecks and reroute freight to improve deliveries in a strained territory.
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Penny
Night Force
Martin
Mirtato
Eight Killed on American Battleship
United Press reports eight sailors are dead after a naval collision near Vineyard Sound. The battleship New Hampshire reportedly sank after the incident, with details sketchy as wireless dispatches from the Brooklyn Navy Yard indicate possible submerge events and missing commander.
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Toston
Brent Sner
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Chq United
Vineyard
Elven
Nur
New Hampshire
Teller
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Dutch Liner Blown Up in Route from London to Roiurdint
A Dutch liner en route from London to Roiurdint was destroyed yesterday with reports of an explosion. The vessel, Tin Outen, was sunk and authorities are investigating the incident as powers exert pressure abroad.
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Secuoy Lowlon
Tin Outen Gnip
Batavia
Yestern Hay
Mingor Teneo White
London
Roiurdint
Funeral of John W. Hines
Funeral services for John W. Hines were held at 11 o'clock morning at St Thomas Church, with Rev T Muller officiating. A large gathering of relatives and friends paid their respects, and pallbearers included H McMullen, John Hopkins, Frank Hopkins, William Ryan, Osten Lucey, and Charles Keating. Interment followed at St Thomas Cemetery. Mrs Hawder assisted, and Mr Wasser of Grosnville who attended the funeral returned home later.
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Bt .Thomas Church
Milas
T. Muller
Mima
David Wasser
Grosnville
John Fies
Allen Defeated in Local Election By Bleakeley
The record shows Allen of Warecer defeated by Bleakeley in a local race for Congress. The report notes a Republican nomination and mentions Warren, King, and Hoye Reouren, with vote tallies around thirty to some other figure, in a Spring Creek area.
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Canithaw
Republican Nominion
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Em. Allen
Warecer
Parries
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Alea
Too
Aten Cuifgl Poluibia
Warton
Boy Scout Exams Held Last Night At Troop 1
Boy Scouts under Troop 1 completed merit badge exams in carpentry and crafts along with tests in swimming athletics and life skills. Fictional committee members listed include F E Whittany and Dr P Wood as 200 plus badges are noted across the troop. Mrs J R Thompson hosts a reception for guests Miss Thompson of Canville and Mrs William Poley of Pittsburgh this afternoon.
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Lagt
Wanty
Thaillowlue
Batol Melnnes
Barrett Morot
Low Wiilthedy
Merrill Wilcox
Olony Dickson
Hubert Morviinon
Pil Mont
Roy Mores
Wiilin Johnaoe
Francis Biatt
Louie Cowdery
Nilip Youn
Gerald Woot
Bion Metray
Gramt Portit
Adriin Lomova
Lo Gordat
Chute Claas
Qihjaeta Carpentdy
Cnet
Io Wood
Brth
Algo
F. FE. Whlitthany
Pd. Wood
Harry Suit
Hughes Leads in Hampshire Primaries
In a terse Hampshire primary scene, Hughes dominates with no opponents as the Democratic field falters. The report notes unusual local confusion and a lack of challengers, highlighting the political shift and potential implications for upcoming state races.
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Hughes
Hampshire
Rekebahs Enjoyed Evening at Sherman Lodge Event
A lively gathering of visiting members from Tady Wenklin Mebekih Lodge of this city and Sherman lodge featured welcome addresses by Mrs Nollie Taye and installation of officers. The program included refreshments, musical solos by Mrs J Whitnly and Mrs W Howard, and a cordial reception as the event closed with a fine supper.
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