Political nerves high as parties eye vote count
New York voters watched vigilantly as Democratic and Republican leaders expressed strong confidence in victory. McCormick said he sent telegrams urging vigilance over ballots while Gregory dismissed the gesture as insignificant. Both sides kept in touch with state and county chairs, with no formal recount statements issued.
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Office Help Wanted for Doorkeeping Knowledge
Classified notice seeks office help with general duties. Experience not required but describes some knowledge of bookkeeping. Respond with short handwriting samples to O Drawer 347 Corry Pennsylvania.
Wearever Hot Water Bottles Sell With Leak Proof Claims
Advertises Wearever hot water bottles claiming no leaks for three reasons. The lamps describe mold produced bodies without seams, high grade natural rubber for strength, and patented nickel construction to prevent outer rubber from tearing on contact with metal. Prices listed from five cents to $1.69.
Walling Reelected by Big Vote in PennsylvanIa
Meadeville Nor S The latent returns from all parts of Pennsylvania show that Tiues Hmary A. Willing of tts city has a Consistent lead for reelection to the Skits Supreme Court In almost every district rep0r ted The cities of Whiladelphia and Pittsburgh supported the Erie judge eplowilldly Total votes reported this morning show Walling 247,897 Paluor 129,009 ih something over 4,000 districts 'ott for Mushos and Wilson to Pennsylvania Will not be known for Snitely until tomorrow The Demo crate Denies Indicate that Hughes ill not have much more than 150,000 majority in the state The Re publican figures indicate Hughes has
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James Town Auto Thieves Busy In Warren Borough
James Town and Warren news report an auto theft in Jamestown where Everett Johnson’s touring car was stolen after being left near Third Street. Johnson found the car missing by 1 pm. the thief or drivers are not identified. The case remains unsolved as of the afternoon. In Warren a vote to adopt a new form of borough government failed for the second time, with strong opposition organized by Hazen, Brickman, Neilly, and Folleman influencing ward results.
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Peterson's Remarkable Cure Letter Promises Piles Relief
A reader from West Park, Olfo, March 22, 115 claims a severe sore on the leg was cured after trying medicines and doctors to no avail. The letter praises Peter un Olnewent for recommending a healing remedy and mentions Hezema, piles, and skin diseases. Peterson's Giatmont is sold at druggists nationwide.
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Union Pacific to Test Eight Hour Law in Federal Suit
In Omulla Nebraska in November Union Pacific sues in the Federal Court to test the constitutionality of the eight hour law known as the Adamson act. Thomas Allen United States Attorney and son Henson Patch represent trainmen from railway brotherhoods as defendants. The bill argues the act is unconstitutional for regulating interstate commerce, undermining federal constitutional guarantees, and being unworkable under current conditions when train crews operate.
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Downy’s Kidney Pills Endorsed By Local Shoemaker
John Waolinn, a Corry shoemaker, testifies that Down's Kidney Pills relieve backache and have helped his family. He buys them at Downey's Drug Store and recommends the remedy. The advertisement urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills instead.
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Radical shifts in 1918 election returns noted
A large plurality emerges as counties that usually vote Republican show gains in 1918. Early Philadelphia returns suggest Hughes leading by about 75,000 and Pittsburgh reports a solid Republican plurality nationally.
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Daughter saves woman at crossing in Pennsy incident
A fragmentary report describes a woman at a railway crossing aided by a daughter who acted to save her from harm. The clipping also mentions a local attorney and a person named Kino with unclear context as the piece ends mid-sentence.
Missed Crossing Sparks Narrow Rescue At Rail Track
A pedestrian narrowly escaped after stepping in front of a Creighton tram at a busy crossing. Mrs Lindblade and her daughter Beith acted quickly as the tram neared, dragging her away from the rail. She suffered a bruised ankle but was treated at home after a brief medical check.
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