Pennsylvania Politics In A High Pressure Campaign
Jay Franklin analyzes Pennsylvania elections revealing a turbulent race with double crossings and party clashes. Republicans mobilize funds and media while Democrats rally labor support. Pinchot and Guffey figures loom, amid investigations and shifting public sentiment.
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New York
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Guffey
David Lawrence
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Pennsylvania Voters Face Graft Allegations in 1920 Race
Philadelphia Record accuses Pennsylvania Republicans of underworld ties, citing court records and sworn testimony. It highlights Jerome H. Louchheim, Joseph New, John J. McClure, and M. L. Annenberg as alleged figures, detailing Louchheim’s casino lobbying, McClure’s bootlegging and conspiracy conviction, Pew’s oil barge ties, and Annenberg’s illegal racing information service.
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Republican Machine
James
Jerome H. Lauchheim
Joseph New
Dry John J. McClure
M. L. Annenberg
Grandy
Ernest T. Weir
G. Mason Qwiett
S. Joseph N. Pew
Joseph Ng Poy, Jr
John J. McClure
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McClure
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Annenberg
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Chicago
Behind the scenes in Washington on two-price farm plan
A proposed two-price system for farm products draws fire from national grocer and retailer groups. Leaders warn higher prices could spread to all foods, harming consumers and farmers alike, with officials saying the idea is only a discussion suggestion. Industry voices vary from outright hostility to cautious skepticism as debates unfold.
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Solich
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Wallace
Food and Grocery Conference Committee
Comunintes
John A. Logan
National Association of Food Chains
Logan
Hector Lazy
Co-operative Food Disributors of America
Lazo
Lew Hahn
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Nations Retail Dyy Goods Association
Hann Grocer
Laxo
Republican vows against racketeers in tight election
The Record attacks GOP leaders tied to the underworld and prostitution dens, urging voters to back Democratic candidates to keep racketeers from capturing government. It stresses integrity, public morality, and accountability for lawmakers tied to gambling and crime.
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Pups to Conquer Handicap In Fort Worth
Two stray pups born without front legs in Fort Worth are to be trained to walk on prosthetic limbs. Lady, the police officer W. A. Huffping’s pet, will oversee their training as veterinarians note they may move toward normal walking with assistance.
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Roman Games in the Coliseum Details
Human games in the Coliseum included chariot races mille eats and gymnastic contests described in a fragmentary account with uncertain wording.
Dickens Directs On Screen Casting Insight From Stage
Hollywood film notes quote Dickens as master of character detail and spelling out how makeup and casting align with his prose. Edward L. Marin discusses Reginald Owen as Scrooge, Leo G. Carroll as the ghost, and the Dickenses Diy casting the family in A Christmas Carol.
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Owen
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Jack Marley
Gené
Kathleen Lockhart
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Iman
London
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Sture
Terry Kilburn
Lord Jem
Headache Signals Hidden Kidney or Blood Pressure Issues
Many headaches stem from underlying problems such as kidney disorders or high blood pressure. The text notes that headaches are not a disease but a warning of trouble in the body, often indicating a throbbing headache linked to these conditions.
Brazil Burns Coffee Stocks To Hold Prices Now
Brazil continues burning surplus coffee since 1931 to curb supply and prop up prices. More than 3.0 billion trees, about 60 percent of world stock, face destruction as exports fail to meet demand. Officials say burning is a temporary fix while other uses and dumping have been tried. A Brazilian stamp now promotes coffee as the nation’s chief product.
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Fragmented Notes From A Chaotic Local Page
A garbled OCR style item cites riots in der Jerusalem and mentions a four power conference idea. It mocks various topics including Moscow cows and spice teeth and notes Uganda tribes resuming warfare amid a blackout. A Dolgeville man reportedly ate four pounds of spaghetti in 18 minutes.
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Elmis Disease Linked to Headache Claims
Fragmentary text notes Elmis disease may cause headaches and that individuals are frequent sufferers. It mentions headaches are not often caused by ingest disorders and that fatigue or hunger may trigger headaches. The source is garbled and uncertain.
Twenty Years Ago From Corry Journal Files 1918
October 25 1918 influenza cases were under control with few new infections. Corry residents bought Wet Savings Stamps totaling 8546370, a local record. Robert Heerlein was elected treasurer of the Corry Chapter American Red Cross. A boy, Herbert Davis, narrowly escaped death after touching an electric wire atop a telephone pole. Michael Bova infant died at Tus West Pleasantshest from affluents and the Maple Avenue syrup can explosion burned a man. Mrs Phoebe Gurls ile died at Howard Curtis home aged 68 East Bond Street. Grape syrup fire burns on Maple Avenue caused painful but not serious injuries.
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East Wayne Street
Phoebe Gurls
Howard Y Curtis
East Bond Street
Pennsylvania Library Association Meets at Buck Hill Falls
The thirty-eighth annual meeting will be held October 27 to 29 with speakers Dr Halford B. Lucene Yale Divinity School Dr Willan Lemr sed Carnegie Foundation Munro Leaf and Kuhn among others. New books entering library circulation include The Horse and Buggy Doctor by Arthur Hertzler A Despondency's Daughter by Ann Parrish and Into Her Soul exploring a widow's self insight. A six word will was probated in Bancaster Pa. leaving Every Hill to her heirs.
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Halford B. Lucene
Yale University Divinity School
Willan
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Garnecie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Munro Leaf
Diene Kuhn
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Laura Krey
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Tesae
Ann Parrish
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