Verdict on the 1912 election and Wilson victory debates
The Christian Science Monitor reflects on the presidential race, noting Democratic gains, Progressive split effects, and Woodrow Wilson’s likely presidency. It discusses party credibility, former leaders, and public desire for change, while contrasting Taft Roosevelt and Wilson positions and the nation’s sovereign will. It also covers local affairs about municipal garbage service plans and Alberta railway proposals, with brief mentions of Wilson’s writings and immigration views.
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Unclear historic note on cabinet reform and political talk
The text reflects fragmented notes about an election aftermath and economic concerns, mentioning Governor Wilson, a proposed Labor Department with a cabinet head, and a Borah-Bulzer bill. It hints at shifts in government structure, and criticizes editors for lacking conviction, with garbled terms and stray quotes.
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Uikely
Dyvnoop
Irvineton Birdman Delights Town With Flight
William Miller of Corry soared from Irvineton in a hemp plane at 8:30 AM reaching about 600 feet. He rode the Mats between Irvineton and Youngaville, circled the Allegheny, then returned to the flats near Irvineton in a ten minute flight. He plans another ascent this afternoon and may fly to Warren if conditions hold.
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Gisholt Flats
Florence Lawrence Stars in Best Photo Play at Lyric
Florence Lawrence headlines the best photo play of her career at the Lyric tonight with a screening labeled Angled Relations. Local theatergoers are invited to attend as the star appears in town for a one-night engagement.
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Mail Box Theft Charged Against Corry Lad
United States Deputy Marshal Pitman brought James Tyman from Corry to face postal law charges in Oregon Medicine Company mail theft. Arraigned before United States Commissioner Frank W. Grant, a hearing is set for Thursday at 10 a.m. with witnesses to testify.
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Marshal Pitman
Corry
James Tyman
Frank W. Grant
Oregon Medicine Company
Jack Austin
Jud Deing
Grant
Finony
NEW POST OFFICE PLANS PROGRESS
Local officials report the Post Office Department has sent blanks for information on electrical, gas and coal, sewerage and water facilities as plans advance for a Corry Federal building project. The Noor plans are near completion and advertising for bids is expected early next spring. The inauguration of parcel post in January is likely to affect post office plans and require more space. The public wonders how January costs will affect future needs, trusting Uncle Sam to adapt to emergencies.
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Mrs Thossie Oliver Dies After Illness at Corry Hospital
Mrs Thossie Oliver widow of W 8 Olver died this morning at 9 80 after about three weeks illness. She underwent a surgical operation ten days ago in hope of prolonging life but failed to recover. She is survived by her foster mother Mrs Jennie LaGell of Pipat avenue and her husband died last August. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon from the home on Fifteenth Avenue.
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Pipat Avenue
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World Series Screen At AmusoU Tonight
The Genuine World Series screens tonight at AmusoU with no extra charge. Viewers will get close up footage of Bedient and see every play in detailed action.
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Amusou
Bedient
Fine musical entertainment at Presbyterian Church
A large audience gathered at the Presbyterian church for a Girls Society concert described as one of the city’s most enjoyable home talents events. Performers included Miss Mabel Stennett, Miss Truesdell Bolovi, Mrs. Pad Smith, and several duets, solos, and readings. A closing Country Fair in the Sabbath school room features candy booths and a Japanese tea room, with a fine supper and social to support the New Era Club ladies.
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Mabel "Truesdell Bolovi
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Pad Smith
Mobnis
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Frank Cole
Ty Y
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Emmatt Dean
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Osborne
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Nacholor
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Sara
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Coliege
Bess Clark
Barnica Bracken
Jamies Melnuia
Young Indies
New Era Club
Plans for New Station in Corry Face Big Costs
Corry hopes for a new passenger station may hinge on a major overhaul discussed by a New York board. The plan envisions lowering tracks eleven feet, eliminating grade crossings, and funding a vast roadbed project between Corry and Meadville. If real, the changes would require huge expenditure, but a reliable independent source confirms active consideration.
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Menteile
Toastmaster Auto Parade Draws Attention Downtown
The Toastmaster Parade featured a six to ten automobiles filled with company members, decorated with streamers and horns, parading through Atlanta as Library Theater hosts a notable talent show that night. Judges praise the Toastmaster’s rapid training by Mr. Wellbeton, predicting a standout performance.
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Pernelpal Atranta
Ayer
Wellbeton
Advertised Letters List Ending November 13 1912
Advertised letters lint of advertised tettern for wank ending Nov. 13 1012. Mrs. Elisabeth Murley H. J. Young Mix Hughes Mon Anni Kerr K. J. A. Brown Mr. Antoni Gomill Mr. Ortle Glingr 8. Wi Houge Mr. A.D. Palmar Mr. Wyene Poppill Mr. Albert Wright Mr A Wright Mr G. J. Webster Mr. Floyd Woodward Foreign-Oceliopintt Habautano PF. AUSTIN P. M.
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H. J. Young
Mix Hughes
Mon Anni Kerr
K. J. A. Brown
Antoni Gomill
Ortle Glingr
Houge
A.D. Palmar
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Albert. Wright
A" Wright
G. J. Webster
Floyd Woodward
Oceliopintt Habautano
PF. Austin
P. M
Notice on Saturday delivery ban after six o'clock
The undersigned meat dealers agree to take no orders after six o clock for delivery on Saturday evenings starting November 9th 1412 at Wilcox James Hasselt Son Washington Market Dempsey Brothers Sanitary Meat Market Gordon vendors and customers see Old Newspapers for sale at the Journal office ad.
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