Wilson versus Hughes in world view split shapes US race
The New York World reports Evening Post support for Wilson amid a split over Hughes. It argues a Wilson win would back democracy and peace, while Hughes allies with oligarchy and private interests threaten democratic governance at home and abroad. The piece cites reactions from European press as context for the American contest.
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Tr Hourbondh and the War's End in Democracy
A fragmented editorial voice argues against overpromising by Wilson era leaders and warns democracy in India and Europe hinges on strong leadership at home. It suggests the American people will shape global paths in the next decades, with May elections serving as a turning point.
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Erie Pushes to Keep State Referee Office in Warren
A local campaign claims Warren should retain the state referee office due to its central role in the district and a record of more accidents and urgent referee needs here. The article traces headquarters moves and notes potential gains from keeping the office in Warren, amid broader state-wide reassessment.
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Hogs Sighted in Western Pennsylvania Wild Life Watch
Western Pennsylvania wildlife groups track alleged poachers linked to multiple grouse shootings across counties including Mikcean Vic Jetter Jun Clonfolt Potter Clinton and others. After season ends, counts will be reported to determine if totals exceed the legal 80 birds and trigger protections.
Near 3000 Hunt Licenses Issued In County This Season
Nearly 3000 hunting licenses issued in this county as opening for rabbits draws hunters. Treasurers report a daily rush and a possible record near the late November figure. Rabbits remain the main target for a month with cautious disease and rabies concerns noted.
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