Barmecide Campaign Feasts on Pennsylvania Labor
A Philadelphia Record critique of the Pennsylvania Republican effort led by Reed and Schnader. It labels their labor stance as hollow, accuses the party of catering to big business, and argues working people should back real liberals Guffey and Marle over Schnader and the GOP.
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Republican
Pennsylvania
Mellon-Grundy
Pennsylvanaa Republican Organization
Reed and Schnader
Schnader
Laborrg & Farce
Philadelphia Record
Ing
Labor
Dave Ress
Senate
Workingman
Joseph J. Guffey
George H. Marle
Republican Party
Unionized Mass Production Industries Prompts Faster Organization
The Federation of Labor plans a vertical union for mass production industries signaling quicker nationwide unionization. Some employers fear the move, but observers note inevitability in free countries where capital and labor seek mutual understanding to align for better times.
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Federation of Labor
Local Farm Worker Narrowly Escapes Train Collision
Jay Goodwil an employee on the A D Neill farm escaped serious injury when a horse tied to a light runabout struck the last Pullman on Pennsy train No 39 at Colta crossing. The report also notes a successful Corry Grange fair, land purchases on West Congress street for new homes, and a 12 to 0 high school football win over Warren with touchdowns by Percy LaPaze and Harold Brown.
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Jay Goodwil
A. D. Neill
Pennsy
Colta Crossing
Warren
Percy LaPaze
Harold Brown
Press Conference Quip on Paupers and Roosevelts Big Book Push
White House briefing touches on the term pauper and a journalist’s quip as President Roosevelt and Frederick Storm share seating during press conferences. American Booksellers Association plans to gift 200 new books to the White House library, including biographies, travel, poetry, science, and novels from the last four years.
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United Press Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Adi
Frederick A. Storm
United Press Star
Storm
Haverford
Friend of Custer Dead in Cadiz
Miss Sarah McFarland, 92, who studied with Gen George A Custer and fed volunteers in Civil War battles against Morgan's raiders, died recently in Cadiz. She rode horseback to learn news of her brothers and cousins serving in the Union army. Hens lay twelve eggs of various sizes over ten days amid a Plymouth Rock Leghorn Rhode Island Red flock raised by William Garisel in Madison.
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Custer
Cadiz
Sarah McFarland
George A. Custer
Morgan
Painesville
Plymouth Rock
Leghorn
Rhode Island
William Garisel
Madison
Daughters of Judge Parker Admit to Bar in Oil City
Miss Rebecca M Parker daughter of Judge William H Parker passes the state board exam in Philadelphia and plans admission to Venango County Bar. She is a Dickinson School of Law graduate class of 1984 and is considered Oil City's first woman lawyer candidate.
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Rebecca M. Parker
Parker
Jamous
Venango County
Rebucca
West Fourth Street
State Board
Philadelphia
Venango
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Warren I. Parker
Oil City
Harold Z. Parker
Republican Viewpoint Urges Vote Republican in Pennsylvania
The column argues against federal policy and its impact on farmers workers and industry in Pennsylvania. It cites price fixing high costs subsidized power and taxation alleging harm to small business and employment while urging readers to vote Republican. Also notes Salvation Army headquarters in Warren receiving two deer from game protectorsальной
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Corry
United States
Pennsylvania
Salvation Army
Warren
Tidlaute
Highway search for Robins on kidnapping case widens
Police widened the manhunt for 27 year old ex inmate of a Tennessee asylum named Robins on a kidnapping case. An eight hour search in Springfield yielded no results while a man resembling him bought a sandwich in Russellville. Purvis sent officers toward Columbus and Cincinnati as state patrols and city police across Ohio were alerted.
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Pays Ons
Robinsor
Springfeld
Moin
Robins
Rissellville
Tereast
Robinson
Purvis
Columbus
Sinnatt
Ohio
Tennesser
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Allentown
James Ward
Catherine Willie
Lehigh County Poorhouse
William A. Setmailer
Dave Reed
Grendy
Bristol
Manufacturers’ Association
Grundy
Corry Grange
The
American Institute of Child Life
H. L. Bracken
West Washington Street
Mr. Clay
Miss Auer
G. B. Crapser
East South Street
Frank Force
Belle Valley
Highway Department
Nant Childs
Sherman
Lansing, Mich
George Allen
Irying Street
Carlyle Noblitt
Arcade
Brockwayville
Hi. Weber
Cleveland
HE. J. Lewis
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
KQV
WHP
WPEN
WGEI
WMBO
WCBA
WFEG
WRAW
WRAK
WAZL
WGAL
Istanbul
Turkey
Minister of
W. W. Shannon
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Chuck Roast
Bayagane
Callies
Allcaseltzer
Absorbine Jr
Muriel Astor
Katya Blak
Jone
Euer Veron
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West
Keister
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