Contested 1920 Pennsylvania race may face further delay
Washington November report from United Press notes the Withon-Vitry contest between William B. Wilson and William S. Ware could delay as investigators reassess ballots and voter lists. Waterman said six disputed counties remain and a recount may be denied in over 30 counties. Funding for investigatory work is nearly exhausted, signaling more delay before any senate action.
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Washington
Chaluinay Waterman
Congress
Wiliam B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
William S. Ware
Waterman
Iediminutten
Rexport
Wilson
Senate
Ware
Water Hen
Vatess
King George Confined With Cold in London
Reports state King George is confined to his bed in London due to a cold with fever easing. The medical adviser and officials express confidence in his progress, noting no cold or fever recently and a continued improving condition expected to continue.
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George
London
Georiey
Wen
Ieng
Py Whs
A Goal In the Game of Life Objective and Banking
After play days are over the text hints at turning thoughts toward a bank account and prudent financial steps. It urges following the advice of a successful figure to begin toward a proper objective in life.
Citizens National Bank The Bank on the Garner
Citizens National Bank described as The Bank on the Garner appears in the record as a local financial institution with historic branding. The entry notes the bank's name and nickname in a concise descriptor.
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Citizens National Bank
Motor Code Violations Lead to Arraignments in Warren
Warren suspects Alvin Tonnell and Louis Byenite, both of Warren, face charges after violations of the motor vehicle code. Patrolman Mesunkin detained them as Johnson was charged with displaying another's license as his own. Both could not post $500 bond. Byenne yielded his license to Johnson to aid the officer’s actions. Johnson paid a $10 fine and costs for operating without an operator's license.
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Warren
Alvin Tonnell
Lous J. Byenite
Warren County
Mesunkin
Byynie
Wale Johnson
Johnson
Munghre Justine
Clarice |Nelson
Meyjunkit
Byenne
Jolingon
Tater
Lense
Shuy
Tobiason
Sahire Nelson
Bolton
Meeting at Corry lodge of Hiks tonight
An important corry lodge meeting is called for this evening to discuss several matters of importance. The lodge plans to admit new members and consider other activities of interest for the members. A large attendance is expected.
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Corry
Hiks
Loc Jodge
Wefon Lanidhl
Missionary Society Hosts St Pauls Lutheran Convention Report
Mrs Charles Dahlstrand and Mrs Charles Anderson hosted the Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church on a Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Rev William Hall spoke on home and foreign missions. Mrs C L Smith reported on the Bethesda Home convention and Erie Conference activities. Three new members joined, and guests from Meetville and North West attended. A free will offering followed by refreshments closed the meeting.
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Charles Dahlstrand
Charles Anderson
Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wm. Hall
C. L. Smith
Bethesda
Society
Warren Athlete George Wholeben Struggles With Pneumonia
Warren Pa November 22 George Wholeben a well known local athlete and former Collegians member this past year is ill with pneumonia at his grandmother's home on Parker Street He was reported improving at his bedside this evening after a week of illness
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Warren
George Wholeben
Parker Street
Former Corry Girl Married in Canada
Announcements from Corry report the marriage of Miss Nessa Barbara Alexander to Mr. John Paul Irwin in Calgary Alberta on Wednesday November 14. Miss Alexander, a former Coney girl and graduate of Corry Hospital Training School for Nurses class of 1914, and Mr. Irwin reside at Sunnyslope Farm Baroil Alberta Canada.
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Nessa Barbara Alexander
John Paul Irwin
Calgary
Alberta
Alexander
Corry Hospital
Trwin
Sunnyslope Farm
Baroil
Can
Maat Birth Aid Ad Promotes Easier Childbirth
Fragment from an old newspaper advert urges easier delivery with Maat childbirth lubricant praised by physicians and mothers. It offers a free booklet titled Things to Know Before Baby Games and claims Bradfield Regulator Co promotes the product in Georgia.
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Bradfield Regulator Go
Adants
Saan
Thank Offering Meeting of Presbyterian Woman’s Society
The initial thank offering and meeting of the Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Ullress drew large attendance. Mrs Nuse of Titusville spoke on mission work, Mrs B C Barnes delivered a talk, and Mrs Burlingame led a paper on The Mountaineers. Music by Mrs Dewey and Miss May Howard complemented the program. $124 was raised at the afternoon gathering. Hostesses served refreshments.
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Woman's Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian
Nuse
Titusvilla
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Presbytery
Indies
B.C. Barnes Aid
Burlingame
R. S. Dewey
Monally
May Howard
Clara Osborne
Osborne
Hepler
Whittlesey
Gil- Din
Lindsley
Transformer accident leaves Roy Bayer unhurt after fall
Harrisburg report says Roy Bayer, 23, was atop a transformer yesterday when a surge of electricity knocked him off. He landed eight feet down and sustained burns on his hands where they touched a live wire, but his condition is described as practically unhurt.
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Harrisburg
Roy Bayer
Bayer
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St. Pierre & Smith
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