Prohibition in the Election and Massachuset's Referendum
The piece argues prohibition gains in Massachusetts and nationwide, citing the Anti-Saloon League and President Coolidge. It notes the 1919-20 political climate, the Boston and Kentuckian results, and the strong voter backing for enforcing the law against repealers. It references Senator Stanley and the partisan shifts in Congress and the White House.
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Demfort
Chris
Tian Science
Jolly Winder
Frances
Esaciation
Wood
Ann Lepgue
Éniue Smith
Cohen
Tammany
New York
Coolidge
United States
Massachutt
Avery
Yai
Hahn
Massachusetts
Kentuely
Stanley
Congress
Debating Debutantes and Political Talk in Odd Satire
A chaotic, humorous column critiques social norms and politics with scrambled phrases about debutantes, marriage, divorce, and women in politics. The piece mocks trends, references masks, poets, and a referenced response to New York snow funding, ending with dated copyright notes.
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Bhi
New York
Waa
Robbery Arrest At Erie Hotel Reported
An arrest was made in a hotel robbery at the Erie Hotel on Fiuteena and Sastatras streets. Detectives Barber Duvie and Crat ly led the inquiry. About $500 was taken from three locations during the morning hold up. The suspect, a 38 year old porter, was found with keys and improvised tools.
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Erie
Oreve Oraner
Priday
Barber, Duvie
Cratly
Veni
Fiuteena
Sastatras
Ife
Uupaérh
Bunghey
Eliy Hist Vright
Wilaces
Mrs Harding Worsens Amid Health Reports
Illness reports from White Oaks Pawn indicate Mrs Warren G Harding grows worse with recent sleep problems and reduced intake. Dr Carl Sneyer stated she has not been well in the last 24 hours and the bulletin noted increased severity, as political factions press to preserve Prohibition under President Coolidge.
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Ay United
Prose
Marion
White Oaks Pawn
Warren G. Harding
Carl Sneyer
Warding
Harding
Newet
New York
Audie
Coolidge
Twenty Years Ago In Journal Filex 1906 Highlights
A 1906 Journal Filex item recalls past events and people. It notes P B R officials planning changes to trains and mentions local figures such as Hetwott Girsty Par ty Jowell Mowat and others. It also lists sick and deceased, including Marines Spratt Thos Downty Rose Powers and multiple names, with community reactions and misprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines Spratt
Downty
Rose Powers
Whittlesey
Messenger
William Dykey
Speeding rail crash kills Ohio man at Erie yard
Frank Mattocks, 54, of Orangeville, an Erie Railroad signalman, died at WEGAy hospital after a derailment yesterday afternoon between Kennedy and Watersha. He suffered severe injuries to his skull chest and leg. Survived by wife and two daughters. funeral in Orangeville. He was a Mason and had worked at the new tower mile below Kennedy. Ambulance transported him to hospital.
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Jamestown
Frank
Yorks
Orangeville
Erie Railroad
Wegay Hospital
O'Cloe
Tre
Kennedy
Watersha
Mattocks
Henderson & Lincoln
Ambuance
Masonic Lodge
Lutial
Forestry car to visit city next Thursday
The Erie Railroad demonstration train visits Carty on Thursday from 7 to 10 p.m with two exhibit cars, a third for lectures and films. A 150 cent charge covers an audience view. A miniature erosion landscape and root- development displays accompany an upper-tree-planting demo in a dirt box. The Erie trains will offer cards to order young stock for spring planting and promotion aims to boost tree farming across southern New York and northern Pennsylvania. Luther D. Fuller directs the program with cooperation from US Forest Service and state and local groups.
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Erie Railroad
Carty
Raitroad
New York State
Pennsylvania
Hic
Erie
Forest Service of
Department of Agriculture
New York State Conservation Commission
New York State Colleges of Forestry and Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Luther D. Fuller
Erie Jamestown
Des Moines Newspapers Merge to Form Tribune News
Des Moines Iowa November 8 consolidation announced combining the Des Moines News and the Des Moines Tribune to take effect November 10. The merged paper will be called Tribune News and will carry full United Press service. The News dates back to 1881 with last editions printed today.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines News
Scrippeloward
Des Moines Tribuune
Tribune News
United Press
Woman Held After Simethport Slaying
Mrs. Mary Backus, 84, of Simethport, is under guard as coroner reports she shot and killed her younger daughter during a bathroom struggle Friday afternoon. The injured Merla Backus died at the scene. no charges filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Mary Backus
Simethport
Jer Laughtermine
Merla Backus
Backus
Beneficent Provision The Wynger and Lowell Dialogue
A fragmented item references Beneficent Provision and a dialogue involving The Wynger, Lowell, and intellectual themes. It mentions sessions and a striving for balance of character and faculties amid uncertainties. The wording is garbled but signals a literary or philosophical discussion from a historical source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stussell Lowell
Mentha Sulphur Skin Remedy Ad touted
An old advertisement touts Mentha Sulphur as a cure for unsightly skin conditions. It promises rapid relief from itching and eczema, claiming germ destroying properties and urging customers to buy a small jar for home use like a cold cream.
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Sven
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