Corry newspaper critiques Indiana politics and rites
A Corry Pa editorial column denounces the Indiana political scene, accusing the Klan and hidden powers of steering state government. It cites Governor Jackson and Stephenson, alleging obstruction of investigation and widespread graft. The piece warns of invisible influence corrupting public officials and taxes.
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Indiana
United States
Guy Netter
Duyerlbud
State
Indiaia
Pi Stephenson
Klin
Keland
Sean
Woullady
Stehay
Jack Fmreemell
Stephenson
Invisible Empire
Ed Jackson
Klan
Poligigy
Alice
Simu Politicidis Frictiona
Bosvinssome
Antulrly
Florida disaster relief faces turmoil from hoarder backlash
The complaint of John Barton Payne, national head of the American Red Cross, says Florida relief work is hindered by hoomer’s actions as Gov. Martin of New Hampshire offers a harsher view. Former Gov. Cox critiques Gov. Martin and questions how far real estate interests will block aid in the calamity.
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John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Florida
Hoomer
Martin
New Hampshire
Messaes
Miam Herald
James M. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Chait
Geenpant
Two Kinds of Men In a Curious Plaid of Phrases
A fragmentary historical note explores divergent portrayals of men through jagged language. The garbled text hints at contrasting types or roles, with unclear references to individuals or events. The source remains imperfect but suggests social judgment framed in period speech.
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes Highlights
Journal files from October 13, 1905 recount city sightings including Commissioner M J Smith visiting for North War renonivitin issues, Jackson Raymond traveling to Youngtown, and Frank Raymond returning from Seattle. Mr and Mrs Glen Perkins with child depart for Wendling California seeking future home, amid patron consent from the Milp Around the World feature. Local society items note Clady aided by many friends and a program deemed a success.
Fight at extradition case in Detroit connected to jewelry theft
In Detroit a fight over extradition arose involving Jonatgens, Carl Renton, and others tied to a jewelry heist. Detective Sergeant William Tirown closed the case as officials prepared to transfer the alleged robbers to Michigan, after the accused initially waived extradition before hiring a lawyer.
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Erie
Der
Jonatgens
Carl Renton
LDS Stary Steen
Urs
Dateo
George Christoph
William Tirown
Michigan City
Tiyn Dien
Indifference of Women Toward Politics Highlighted Meeting
Dr Ellen Potter speaker at the annual State Federation of Pennsylvania Women meeting in Williamsport urging women to participate in politics. She said non voters undermine both civic duty and the ballot, urging women to claim their place in public life and observe the law.
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Ellen Potter
Federation of Pennsylvania
Williamsport
John Bierlamme
York
Gil noti-Waters
Tamme Ale Placer de Feder
Philadelphia
Thnk
Fire destroys Union Street building causing heavy loss
Fire swept a Union Street building last night. Estimated damages reach 10000 dollars as stock and first floor suffered major losses. Fire Chief Langford G. Rodgers and the fire department limited the spread after a Willard Music Store and a candy and ice cream shop on the first floor were affected.
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Union Street
Bce
Willard Musi
First Moralsy
Rilshen
Langford G. Rodgers
Robbery of Erie Parochial Home Solved
Erie police say a burglary at the parochial home led to the capture of a suspect. Investigators traced the theft to Father Stephen Cauley and Miss Cassie Cauley, with about $5,000 in value reported missing from the Buffalo suburb.
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Erie Parochial Home
Prion UK
Wieherf Auiney
Thomas Seltyed
Alka Wallars
Alteegeth
Ruth
Xian Sheenka
Willan
Shitter
Stephen
Cauley
Cassie Cauley
Father Cawley
Pate
Am My Own Hair Dresser by Edna Wallace Hopper
The piece presents a quirky self portrayal by Edna Wallace Hopper as a fanatical hairdresser. It promises a weekly service, claims expertise and a guarantee with payment tied to appearance, while detailing a humorous bargain over waves and shine.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Ray Tir
Two Gunmen Sentenced After Trooper Shootout in Westfield
In a chaotic gunman case spanning multiple towns, John Gonti and others were sentenced after a violent confrontation with state troopers near Mayville and Westfield. Prosecutors described a lengthy, deadly shootout that left troopers injured and suspects facing severe penalties.
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Mayville
John Gontialfile
Diniverses Init
Dalvots
Ghats
Weilfield
Stalin
Brooks Plant Fire Rips Through Boiler Room
Fire damages the plant of Brooks in Dunkirk. Bins broke out into the polly room of the Brodie plant, causing about 2500 dollars in losses. Firemen battled the blaze. no injuries reported.
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Dunkirk
Polly
Brodie Ant
Quaero Club Meeting Summary
Quaero Club held a meeting with attendees including Babin, Angles, and several members. The record lists names and informal remarks, noting ongoing activities and upcoming events though many words are garbled.
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Quaero Club
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