Reorganization urged in Erie County Democracy
A lengthy advertising piece urges a complete reform of the Erie County Democratic organization to restore unity and public trust. It condemns factionalism in politics, cites the Halbach election as a wake‑up call, and argues reform should come from within the party, with neutral leadership in postmaster appointments.
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PW Balnserton
Siwis
Pansible
Erie County
Tou Uch
Mit
Willy
Ue Party
Max Halbach
Erle Plitietang
Cratis Omguntaation
Hokot
Brew
Hopkie
Erie Times
Waxon
Bn Oth Frio
Corry
Halls Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
An old newspaper ad touts Halls Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that heals by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. The firm claims a $100 reward for proof of its effectiveness and urges readers to send testimonials to Millers Wycochi and Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Teast
le Cat Hall
Wscimi & Co
Wilson and Bryan Ignore Malthrop Slanders Case
Washington November 18 Senator Lewis with a secretary warned the District of Columbia Grand Jury about Sidney Malthrop a former stenographer held in New York on forged letters tied to the appointment of Hy Pindell as Russian ambassador Lewis says he never wrote compromising letters and suggests the forger tried to pass forged checks in his name. The White House says Wilson will pay no attention to the incident and Bryan expects Pindell to become an acceptable ambassador to Russia.
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Pindell
Russia
Lewis
United Press
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Sidney Malthroo
New York
Hy . Pindell
Mowithrop
Telow
White House
Wilson
Whey
Pladell
Ue Senate
Bryan
Tener to Lead National League as Next President
United Press reports Governor John K Tener will be offered and accept the presidency of the National League in Harrisburg. The agreement plans him to serve after his term as governor ends in about fifteen months, with a committee to arrive tomorrow to finalize the deal.
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Tener
National League
United Press
Harrisburg
John K. Tener
Te National Baseball Teague
Ani
Aemene
Huid
Tit Ie
de Hilal
Matey
Moulthrop Arraigned Returned to Washington
Sidney Moulthrop former stenographer to Senator Lewis was arraigned before U S Commissioner Shields in New York on a forged letter claim regarding H M Pindell's appointment as ambassador to Russia for one year. He was ordered held and will be returned to Washington. He refused to discuss the case while claiming to possess letters he says will embarrass President Wilson and others.
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United Press
New York
Sidney Moulthrop
Lewis
H. M. Pindell
Peoria
Ill
United States
Russia
U. S
Shields
Washington
Mouithrop
Wilson
Bryan
Lewia
One Drowned When Chicago Tug Sank
One sailor died and four others were injured when a tug named Kenosha sank in the Chicago River near the wholesale district. The incident occurred today, with rescue crews searching the riverbank and assessing the vessel’s damage.
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Chicago
Tne
Tampico Falls to the Rebels
Telegraph reports from Galveston and Nogales on November 18 detail Rebel advances at Tampico and Agua Prieta opposite Carranza loyalists. Rumors say a steamer will wire the latest from Tampico, while Carranza seeks arms and American embargo leverage. President Wilson’s envoy Hale may press Carranza toward further talks.
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Galveston
Tex
Tampico
Douglas
Arizona
Agua Prieto
Vilin
Carranti
Jumex
Carranza
Nogales
Sondra
Norther
Hale
United States
Halo
Dayton Seeks Goethals for City Manager Post
Word from Layton Ohio on November 18 reports Dayton's five new commissioners have not chosen a city manager due to a bid to hire Col Goethals of Panama Canal fame. It is said a committee offered 725000 dollars a year to take the position but details of negotiations are unclear.
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United Press
Layton
Dayton
Col. Goethals
Panama Canal Fame
Goethals
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Sam Jacobson & Co
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