Journal's nonpartisan stance in Corry mayoral race
The Journal declares it is not a partisan paper in the Corry mayoral contest and supports George M. Ream as a nonpartisan candidate under the Clark law. It argues for independence from bosses, emphasizes municipal progress, and asserts that electing Ream serves Corry's permanent welfare and future prosperity.
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Marty
Allie Democratic
George Mr. Ream
Nothh
Ream
Torn Cinque
Asome
Volera
Corry
George M. Ream
Dellover
Countess Reelected Head of World W C T U
United Press reports the Countess of Carlysle was reelected president of the World W C T U. in Brooklyn on October 27. Strong leadership and continued focus on global missionary and social reform work were noted by observers.
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Countess
United Press
Brooklyn
Countess of Carlysle
Worl
Nature’s Remedies and old time family medicine chest
The article recounts and praises ancient remedies made from roots, herbs, and barks for diseases. It notes herbal recipes such as Sculloup for bitterness, Pennyroyal for colds, Wormwood and Gilead buds for sprains, and references Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound derived from these roots and herbs, highlighting trust in historical remedies.
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Gilead
Ts Orlein
No More Land by Conquest in Wilson Address
United Press reports from Mobile on October 27 describe President Wilson’s opening address at the Southern Trade Congress. He warns against further territorial ambitions by any power and calls for preventing such endeavors in the hemisphere. He links completion of the canal to a new era of independence for Latin American nations.
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United Press
Mobile
Ala
Southern Trade Congress
Wilson
Hoyer
Banker Remanded to the Tombs in Fraud Appeal
New York October 27 Justice Gavegan refused to extend the hall time of W J Cummings former president of the Carncala Trust Co convicted of irregularity of 140000 from the Northern Bank Cummings bondsmen who posted 75000 surrendered this morning when a motion to extend time was made The judge remanded him to the Tombs for one week to await his appeal before the United States Supreme Court Cummings has been sentenced to four years and eight months and if the appeal fails he will be taken to Sing Sing immediately
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United Press
New York
Gavegan
W. J. Cummings
Carncala Trust Co
Cummings
Gaveean
United States Supreme Court
First Dress Rehearsal at Theater Tonight
The AM local production Oliver Cromwell will have its first dress rehearsal tonight at Library Theater. About a hundred locals in costume will perform three scenes and musical numbers under director Miss Broom of Washington DC.
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Oliver Cromwell
Presbyterian Church
Library Theater
Miss Broom
Washington, D. C
Chua
Hays
Sanitorium Annex Occupied in Main Street Office Building
The Richi Cincer Core witel annex in the Lippman building on Main Street was completed and six patients moved in. Second floor rooms adapted for patient care offer quiet quarters. By Saturday afternoon twenty three patients occupied the sanitorium with two more arriving on the evening train.
Hold Thaw Hearings At Rochester
Concord, October 27 Hy United Press reports former Governor Stone and lawyers Marlin and Shurtelitt appeared before Governor Felker in Rochester to argue Thaw's petition for an extension of time to extradition. Thaw withdrew his petition via trustlen Gavogan of New York to plead not guilty to the alleged conspiracy. The withdrawal rested on Thaw being legally insane in New York and thus unable to participate in such court actions.
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Hy United Press
Concord
No Hi
Stone
Marlin and
Shurtelitt
Thanegal Ihie-Uy
William Travers Terome
New York State
Felker
Rochester
Filsney Dhers
Thiaw
Tustlen Gavogan
New York
Thaw
Volturno's Hulk Scuttled After Crew Boards Derelict
United Press report from England notes that on October 17 a sighted hulk Volturno burned and fouling, crew of Mer sailors boarded the derelict and opened valves, sending her to the bottom. The Charleis steamer reports from Sabine Pass.
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Unites Presid Board
England
Charleis Today
Sabine Pass
Indoor Rifle Practice Ordered for National Guard
National Guard headquarters ordered indoor rifle practice to begin in all Pennsylvania armories on November 1. Guardsmen must complete the 150 yard indoor range work to qualify for outdoor shooting.
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Harrisburg
Nationa Guard
Death of Mrs Feulner in Sumner after brief illness
Mrs Jouweuiier of Sumner died after an illness of only a few weeks leaving a husband and four children, two sons Andrew of Hawaii and John of this city, and numerous friends. Mineral arrangements not yet announced.
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Jouweuiier
Sumner
W. Goring
Glen Holden
Louiss
Anna Feulner
Andrew
Hile
Corry Stores Agree To New 54 Hour Week Law
Corry Pennsylvania merchants publish a schedule conforming to the new labor law effective November 1 1919 restricting female labor to fifty four hours weekly. Open hours are stated with closing times on weekdays and Saturdays meal breaks noted. Signatories include R Livermore Cohen Stonpett G N Roberts R S Johnson Corry Ladies Purchasing Company F W Woolworth Co and others.
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Corry
Newuer
JPA
HD. Mae
Aupper
Femsle
R. Livermore
Lost Boy Found: Garland Rescue of 14-Year-Old
A 14 year old boy who vanished from the city was traced to Garland after a phone alert to Journal office at three o'clock. A local watcher reported seeing a youth matching the description near Garland. The boy was stopped, questioned, and he stated he was searching for his mother. He was taken home that afternoon.
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Journal
Tnt Ray Miller
Ind
Lw Hingele
Min Claney
Ais
Ward Te Wan Loking
Ward
Ones
Furenta
New Motion Picture Theater Plan for South Center Street
W Hl Einstein moving picture man of Buffalo met with Keating to lease ground on South Center Street for a new theater block. A revised front, raised door, first class fit, two machines, and continuous reels will be provided with ushers and a focus on high quality service. Einstein will return next week and hopes to open soon as building work begins immediately.
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W. Hl. Einstein
Buffalo
Tr. Keating
South Center Street
Elpstein
Levy Dead After Fight Against Drug
New York October 27 Levy Isagg Levy died at noon after a tight day of battling bichloride of mercury tablets made famous nationwide. The patient endured intense agony as his vital organs failed and lapsed into unconsciousness, dying at 12 12. In fallout, Congressman Calder received a suggestion for a bill regulating sale and distribution of mercury compounds. When the House reconvenes it is believed the bill will be proposed.
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Jea
New York
Isnagg Levy
Calder
House
Erie Inspection Train Visit By Hla Rail Division Officers
An official track inspection train operated by the division superintendent Tisnein eore and other officers traveled from Costy to Salamionen shortly after eight this morning. The special inspection car and apparatus accompanied the tour, with a party of Erie officials aboard. The train returned this afternoon after a short stop with four coaches a diner and a special car aboard.
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Hla Rall Road
Tisnein Eore
Appointments to the State Dental Board
Harrisburg October 8 11 Dr H W Arthur of Harrisburg and Dr J J Moffatt of Pittsburg were reappointed to the State Board of Dental Examiners this morning by Governor Toner.
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State Dental Board
United Arees
Harrisburg
H.W. Arthur
J. J. Moffatt
Pittsburg
State Board of Dental Examiners
Toner
Purchased Fine Herd of Cattle Drives Through Town
Mark Stultz, a well known cattle dealer, drove a notable herd of young Holstein cows through town today. It is the second herd he has purchased in the south and west and shipped here recently. The cattle arrived after a two day two night voyage and were unloaded at the end of the cable route and driven to the stock farm to be sold to dairymen in this section.
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Mark Stultz
Employment of Children in Local Trades Clarified
The Pleavotate states no boy or girl under 14 may be employed legally and none between 14 and 16 without a proper clearance from the school superintendent. Applies to stores, factories, meat markets, errand boys, and tolerated graph concerns. Deputy Inspector M N Baker signs the notice.
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Hoitor Journal
N. Baker
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NEW Motion Picture Theater
W. H. Einstein
Keating
Levy
Congress
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Young Men’s
SAM Jacobson & CO
Mabel Stennett
Senden
Anand' Lavatory
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