Campaign Flare Grips Pennsylvania Senate Race
Harrisburg dispatch reports charges of quackery and accusations fly as the 1932 Pennsylvania campaign heats up. Republicans claim voter registration favors their lead, with Smith tallying 1,000 votes in four years and Dems at 100,000. Estimates put total state registration around 3.11 million, with Republicans 2.90 million and Democrats 3.07 million. Martin predicts a Republican victory, urging voters to back Herbert Hoover over Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bdrd Martin
Balloney
Warren Van‘kw
Martin
Fred
Smith
Pennsania
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Herbert Over
Prohibition Party Fights For State Ticket Support
Corry Prohibitionists urge dry voters to back their state ticket after conventions. William D. Upshaw for president and Frank Regan for vice president headline a slate that includes U S Senator BJ Fithian and Eliza Sherman for treasurer. Local party member notes Will Rogers comment and stresses party loyalty.
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Frank Regan
A &P‘nl
Tatiiudes
U.S
Bj, Fithian
Tove City
Elizath Sherman
Thomas H.milton
Lipceme Court
Charles Almer
Superior Court
Jun O Ust
Wy Bierer
William, el, Roher
Orker
Will Rogers
Tvevhal
Prohibion
William 1Dpshaw
Congress
Continuous bloom in next year's garden if you plant this fall
The article notes that hardy perennials offer year to year bloom and outlines a planned sequence of flowering plants. It highlights perennials, flowering shrubs, summer bulbs, and fall plantings as keys to sustained color, urging fall planting to ensure continuous spring through fall blooms.
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Olor
Arowth
Anthony Waterer
Lad Is Mysteriously Shot In School Yard
United Press reports Dallas Garrison Jr. was seriously wounded in the Pine Hill school yard near Lebanon Pennsylvania as pupils played. Authorities sought cause with no early determination whether a stray bullet or a dynamite cap caused the injuries.
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United Press
Lebanon
Dallas Garrison, Jr. J
Pine Hill
Ters
Dalas
Dangers on Highways in Fall Driving Warned
Harrisburg report by the governor’s committee on street and highway safety warns motorists of autumn hazards. Leaves and rain create slick roads, fog requires good lighting and wipers, and excessive speed or faulty brakes heighten crash risk. Halloween crowds and unorganized processions demand extra caution to protect children and drivers alike.
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Harrisburg
Governor's Committee
Meadville Visitor List Reflects Local Social Ties
Meadville resident Mrs. P.M. Franz visits daughter Mrs. High Peterson on Second Avenue. Other named individuals include Lord Byron era references in a dated social note, with mentions of Howard R. Candyer Ralph C Jackson Hugh Catshall G. Gibbon. Ancestral names anchor a regional social ledger.
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Lord Byron
Howard R. Candyer
Ralph C Jackson
Hugh Catshall
G. Gibbon
Suit Filed for $350,000 Against Erie Deputy Director
Charles Laird, deputy director of the city finance department, named defendant in a $350,000 damage suit filed Tuesday in county court by Lavino Silvaggi, an employee of the garbage department. Silvaggi alleges he was struck by Laird's auto while crossing near 26th and Peach streets, suffering liver and kidney contusions, a fractured vertebra, and a hernia, claims described as permanent. Jesse Haliante, assistant city solicitor, is counsel for the plaintiff.
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Charles Laird
I McKean
City Finance Department
Lavino Silvaggi
Silvaggi
Gartage Department
Laird
26Th and
Peach Sts
Shvaggi
Laled
Chalom
Jesse Haliante
Morgan Cleared on All Charges in City Court
Jamestown report states Altren Morgan, once arrested for public nuisance downtown, was acquitted or exonerated on all counts. A jury found him not guilty of running a speakeasy at Woodburn and a mistrial over another charge, with a dismissal granted on the third case. The jury cited familiarity with the defendant's father as a grounds for the mistrial.
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Jamestown
Altren Morgan
Woodburn
Atley
Washington
W- Fourth Streets
Morgan
Furniture Prices To Rise Says Jamestown Makers Head
Frank J. Shearman Jr president of the Jamestown Furniture Market Association states that the semi annual Jamestown market will open November 6 and January 19 with rising prices and longer plant hours. The market, seen as a retail buying indicator, signals an upward trend in wood furniture costs due to increases in materials and fabrics.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Svines
Frank J. Shearman
Jamestown Furniture Micket Association
Liv
Auto Trucks for Sale 1931 41-ton Trucks Note
Sealed bids for 41 ton auto trucks are invited by the Fuel Committee of the Corry Relief Fund. Bids accepted until October 2, 1931. Fund plans cover transportation from city limits to any city point, with reserves to reject all bids.
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Corry
Until
Jongr Hest
Carry
NEVIN H_ DICKSON
Gilly
Alirdiy
Rniliica
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