Independent Voting Brings New Confidence in Pennsylvania
An editorial argues independent voting signals citizen awakening as school funding and governance reform loom. It cites proposed revision of school laws in Harrisburg, home rule as a major issue, and notes voter shifts away from party regulars in Corry, New York, and Philadelphia amid economic strain and government spending.
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Harrisburg
Department of Education
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Corry
Democratic Party
New York City
Tammany
New York
McKee
Norman Thomas
Philadelphia
Varé
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files November 14 1912
Rabbits and birds were heavily slaughtered this season. Officers find Sixteenth regiment N G P members in the city aiding purchases for Col Richards of Oil City. The Toastmaster charity ward event drew crowds to the Gerry hospital. The Red Devil engine will return to Corry with demonstrations. Weather hints winter approaching with snow and rain squalls. Paulson crushed hand at K P L factory needing surgery. Weeks returns from Greenville with rock crusher purchase for cement block works. Mrs Ella Hill Cutting, former Corry resident teaching in Illinois, to guess at Mrs TA Pond. Posthumous building plans progress. data on electric service sewage water and heating requested. The Country Fair at Presbyterian church pleases. Harry Finson repeats broken arm at last week. Prof Loretta and Colonel Pred perform in Buffalo. B W Williams, Wells Fargo auditor, now in the city after living in Youngstown.
Promised Revisions of School Costs Questioned
A sample paragraph discusses warnings about a local school program causing deficits and a stated national plan provoking taxpayer revolt. It criticizes service clubs and similar groups as being appealed to by school reform advocates.
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Amalgamated Unity of Schoo
Review of New Novels by Smith survey and notes
Writers By H Allen Smith lauds first novels including Look Homeward Angel and God's Angry Man by Leonard Ehrlich about John Brown. Other highlighted titles include Mary Lincoln Wife and Widow, About the Murder of the Circus Queen, Men Against Death, The Second Son, Phunder in Their Veins, and The Life and Death of Ivar Kreuger with varied wartime and historical themes.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press Book Editoni
Ain Easy Wing
Angel
Leonard Ehrlich
Simon & Schuster
Whelich
City College of New York
John Brown
Kansas
Brown
Ohio
Harper's Ferry
Old Grown
Old John
John
Jason
Owen
Fred
Watson
Salmon
Oliver
Cael
Mary Lincoln
Carl Sandburg
Harcourt
Houghton. Mifflin
Dominique Durois
Macuilley
Leone B. Moats
Diaz
Richard Boleslavski
Helen Woodward
Bobbs. Mexrill
Ivar Kreuger
William H. Stoneman
Bobis Merrill
Hollywood film stars embrace savings and gilt-edged bonds
Hollywood interview feature notes stars like Irene Dunn Richard Dix and Charles Bickford turning from big tips to prudent savers. Dunn plans a five year savings program to secure life income while Dix enjoys modest living in Toponzo canyon. Bickford discusses diversifying with a whaling concern farm garage and stores and Holna May Oliver is described as a cautious saver seeking security in later life.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Unilif
Screen Capital
Irene Dunn
Richard Dix
Toponzo Canyon
Trever
R-K-O
Charles Bickford
Holna May Oliver
Question prompts on geography and history
The user lists five questions about Warren County population density, Brazil vs United States size, Carol becoming King of Romania, who defeated the Spanish Armada, burgess of Bigin, and a quote about integrity. No source text provided.
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Warren County
Brazil
United States
Carol
Romania
Bigin
Fragmented Text on Humility and Strength
The readable parts discuss humility and strength with scattered phrases about a person and a woman. It seems to reflect a damaged or garbled note lacking clear events or concrete details. No identifiable organizations or dates are present.
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Usd
Wien
Lips Brouk
Weather halts highway work near Edinboro
Edinboro November 14 Weather stops progress on Route 79 as rainfall delays cement work and cribbing for Plum Street bridge. Holmes Construction reports slow drying times and night shifts to push abutments while Lavery to Wellsburg grading advances. State contracts questioned for spring start.
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Edinboro
Holmes Construction Company
Sainty Cemetery
Smouise
Kramer
Dinboro
Lavery Corners
Plum Street
Tre
Lavery
Wellsburg
Holmes Company
State Highway Department
Convicted on Mayor's Charge in Mayville Petit Larceny Case
Andrew M. Gonnefly of Dunkage faced a petit larceny charge after allegedly obtaining 42.90 from Mayor Samuel A. Carlier of Jamestown for a political ad that was never printed in the Buffalo Catholic Union and Times. The jury urged leniency and Judge Tudge Anthony Johnson sentenced Gonnefly to five days in the county jail in Mayville.
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Dunkage
Andrew M. Gonnefly
Gas Used by Chicken Thieves in Brocton
Brocton residents report an uptick in chicken thefts over recent weeks. Thieves allegedly use gas to sedate fowl in hen houses, enabling easier removal of small and large flocks, with Thanksgiving stock affected. Investigators seek to determine if a single group or multiple independent actors are responsible.
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Brogton
Brocton
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