A Complicated Election Ahead In Corry
A complicated election looms with Prohibition repeal on the ballot and twelve constitutional amendments, notably No 8 proposing a 25 million bond for welfare and state projects. Sheriff and city council races surface, with M Dell Darling leading the Republican slate in Corry, and Glen Miller poised in the mayoralty race amid possible splits on voting machines. Local issues include school board ballots and protests against district administration, promising a slower, divided vote Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
M. Dell Darling
John J. Flynn
Erie
Darling
Glen Miller
Bingland
Prohibition Party
Miller
Spiesman
South Side
Frank L. Heath
Splesmen
Japanese birds sent to Japan for experimental farms
In Corvallis Oregon a shipment of pedigreed White Leghorn hens valued at 1580 dollars was sent to the Imperial government of Japan. A Nipponese emissary arrived to select the birds for government experimental farms.
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Japan
Corvallis
S Poultry Farm
Imperia
P.R.R. Unveils Store Door Collection And Delivery
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a December 1 store door collection and delivery service for less than carload freight. Trained railroad trucks will pick up shipments at customers doors and deliver to the freight station, with rail haul from there. The policy covers up to 260 miles at no extra charge and scales charges beyond, in about 2 000 communities, while rail representatives handle all stages from shipper to consignee.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Wecember
KE. W. Smith
Syalem
Eich
Royal Railroad
Garden Club Meeting Set For Monday At Women's Club
The Corry Garden Club meets Monday afternoon at 2 in the Women's Club house. Each member may bring a guest. Mrs. Oscar Akers of Meadville Pa will discuss the Meadville Experimental Garden. Members of the Union City Garden Club will be invited guests.
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Corry Garden
Oscar Akers
Meadville
Union City Garden
Revolutionary Proposal by 71-Year-Old Mrs. Martin
Mrs. Prestonia Martin proposes a national plan to conscript 12,000,000 youths into a capital class called the commons. After eight years of service they join the capitals with tools of production, while essentials are provided and luxuries require work, aiming to end poverty and economic worry amid debate from Miss Perkins and others.
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Edward W. Lewis
United Press
Washington
Aimac
America
Te Tood
Amu
Labs Perkins
Abbef
Prestonia Martin
White House
Miss Perkins
Commons
Nim
Florida
Martin
Helen Vinson and the Hollywood villainess image
Hollywood star Helen Vinson is described as a mild tragedy type, once known as Hollywoods most competent professional feminine heel. She quit a three year contract to freelance in sympathetic roles and now acts opposite Warner Baxter in As Husbands Go, with a transformed appearance and mindset reflecting the demand to stay in character.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Helen Vinson
Jesse L. Lasky
Warner Baxter
Husbands
Ladies Aid Society Plans Christmas Party At Meeting
The Ladies AId Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at Mrs. Cora Rouse’s home to plan a December Christmas party. Mrs Margaret Ure received a silver farewell gift as she moves to Zanesville Ohio. Refreshments were served. The W R C will meet with Mrs Vinettie Hewitt on East South Street Tuesday at 2:30.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cora Rouse
Margaret Ure
Zanesville
Ohio
Twenty years ago from the Journal files November 4 1913
A 1913 recap notes progress on the Lyric theatre foundation on West Main street, local election activity and a fire department ticket push. It also mentions injuries at L K Furniture, a holloween parade winning float, a clinic shop accident, a suffrage program, a hunting trip, and a Philadelphia visit by Robert Brown after a Penn State game.
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Lyric Theatre
West Main Street
Paris Dressmakers Spotlight gives rise to thriving small houses
Paris reports many smaller dressmaking establishments joining the fashion boom. The House of Crane is highlighted for blending current styles with universal good taste in its first collection, a feat praised amid the season’s rich materials and trends.
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Paris
Crane
Haitian envoy Bellegarde resigns amid US influence clash
United Press report from Washington on November 4 details Dantel Bellegarde ambassadorial figure’s abrupt resignation and retirement to private life after clashes over US policy in Haiti. The piece notes his diplomatic flair, past intrigues, and rumors of a switch toward the Dominican post, while mentioning Taussig and Chester Davis connected to broader policy debates and the AAA.
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United Press
Washington
Dantel Bellegarde
Haith
United States
Haiti
Belleparde
Mirex
Smedley Butler
Island Republic
Itler
Bellegarde
Dominican Republic
30000 Home Owners Seek Aid in Philadelphia
More than 34,300 of Philadelphia's 400,000 home owners have asked Officials of the Home Owners Loan Corporation for assistance, state manager Jacob H. Mays announced. The city, long called the City of Homes, has 366,000 one family dwellings among its housing stock.
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Philadelphia
Semisylvania Home Owners Loan Corporation
Jacob «H. Mays
Hpmes
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Pa& B
Dues
Willian
Mulidéranne
Lwo
Board of Education
J. W. Lambing
Demershy
Thomas Garrity
Tarl Hentom
EC. Barnes
Lambing
Barnes
Ceal
Cambing
Garrity
Heaton
Dewey
Henton
Wage
Ewing
Fist Ward
Hoosier’s Alley
John Sherman
George Marl
Mill and
South Streets
P.R.R
Garden Club
Member
Federal Reserve System
Hollywood Film Shop
Helen
M E. Ladies Aid Society Meeting
Lastex
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Paulson
Stanfort Hose Company
Gremen
State Armory
Toantes
Nal Hunkon
Lie K. L. Furniture Company
Lne
M. Schaal
Hallowe'en
Wallace McCray
Paul McKilroy
James Crowell
Paul Crowell
Gerald Kizer
Lloyd ™Illawe
Vincent Anderson
Rolland Stone
Vance Mac~ Cray
Merle Huntley
Ethelyn Anderson
Opal Stultz
Ruth Wetmore
Maron Bowell
Thelma King
Olive Deckar
Verena Decker
Stone
Akain and Kinney
Robert Brown
Penn State Ame
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Charles W. Taussig, Jr
Harvard Economist
Hull
Taussig
American Molasses Association
State Department
AAA
Chester Davis
Politi
John J
Flynn
Didates
Evie County
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