Why They Should Vote for Mr Patterson in Local Race
The Corry Journal reprints a Republican Leaders editorial arguing why supporters should back Mr Patterson over Mr Ream for mayor. It mocks partisan advertising and defends a nonpartisan view, urging voters to judge candidates on policy and fitness rather than party labels.
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Corry
Mall
Minut
Norally
Woonan
Jt Sah
SSS
Patterson
Republican Syndicats
Ream
Alrness
Moses
Jock
Polley
Naper
Noe
Mrr. Patterson
Auusing
Reed
Lad
Privarie Ant
Tin
The Journal Endorses George M. Ream for Mayor
The Journal urges voters to consider leadership questions and supports electing George M. Ream as our next mayor based on experience trustworthiness and good citizenship. The piece argues for progress over stagnation and for a city renowned for openness and smart governance.
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Corry
George M. Ream
Wooden Leg Case Settled
R Meckel of Meadville who was struck by a truck on the Erie depot platform and lost a wooden leg secured a settlement for damages. The trucker paid for a new artificial limb and no court action is expected against the railroad.
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R. Meckel
Meadville
Erie
Meckel
Hall’s Satarsh Cure Promises 100 Dollar Catarrh Reward
Advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Satarsh Cure from Cheney Co Toledo. Claims cure by stimulating blood and tissue surfaces with testimonials and a nationwide distribution.
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Hall
Ji Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ale
Bent Sationad Bane
Cheaper to Insure Safety Than To Bury Dead
William Kilpatrick of TimnolR told railroad commissioners that safety measures cost less than burying victims or caring for cripples from railroad accidents. He cited the New Haven line and urged better signals and automatic train stopping gear over steel cars, noting 26,000 children killed or injured on railroads in twenty years. The trespass issue and journalist deaths on railroad property were discussed as the convention adjourned.
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Washington, D. C
William Kilpatrick
Timnolr
Kilpatrick
New Haven Road
Congregational 1915 Convention Site Choices Revealed
United Press reports the Congregational Council selected New Haven as the price for hosting the 1915 convention in 1917, with plans tied to a meeting in Los Angeles and other details noted from Kansas City. The article outlines decisions on venue and timing for the next gathering.
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Ity United Press
Kansas City
Congregational Council
New Haven, Cent
Final Plans for Great Celebration Parade
The preparations for tomorrow's celebration are complete with costumes arriving from Bufta and quarters set at the Plow nix Hotel. Committees urge participants to assemble at the head of First Avenue at 7 PM, while locals expect more factories joining the parade pageant.
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Bufta
Plownix
First Avenue
Senate Confirms Appointments in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania
The Senate today confirmed appointments by President Wilson. Special Examiner of Drugs in the district of Philadelphia is Thow Cooper. Inspector of Locomotive Valley is Frank McAnenny. To the eastern district of Pennsylvania is Frank N. NoOnly. Postmaster at Rideway is Bunty McNulty.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Wilson
Philadelphia
Cooper
Valler
Frank McAnenny
Marail
Pennsylvania
Noonly
Rideway
Bunty McNulty
I W W Officials Denounced by Counsel in Appeal
In Indianapolis a United Press report notes that during an appeal by I W W members tied to the dynamite conspiracy case, lawyers claim only Herbert B Hopkins knew of the plots and that the union would not have supported them. The courtroom stirred as Hopkins was mentioned.
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United Press
Chicago
Tudlapolis
Herbert
Hopkin
Wrgamente
McNamara Brothers
Ortie McManthal
Mookin
No Excuse for War in Mexico Says Rabbi Levy
Rabbi J Leonar Levy head of the Universal Peace Union tells United News that there is no excuse for war in Mexico or elsewhere. He praises the Wilson administration's handling of the Mexican trouble and admires Roosevelt but objects to the idea of entering war. He argues Taft would have become a war president if he had sent troops.
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United Read
Pittsburg
Mosleo
J. Leonar Levy
Universal Peace Union
Rabbi Levy
Wiliam
Roosevelt
Sfr
Speckar
Taft
Mexico
Gates' Body Transports East on Fast Special Train
The body of Charles Gates is sent east on a special train with a baggage car and a Pullman coach. A taxidermist drapes to mount ten heads and three other trophies from the hunting trip. The special train carries companions and proceeds at about forty miles an hour across Nebraska toward Chicago.
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Cody
Wyoming
Charles Gates
Gao
Gham
Gatés
Lincoln
Eighe
Spook Party Draws About 100 At North Toake Gatherings
The committee of the North Toake hosted around 100 attendees at a Halloween Spook party in the church gym. Many wore costumes of witches and fortune tellers, with festive decorations and a pleasant evening for all.
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Mpnorth Toakue
M. 1
Woman seriously burned in Center Street explosion
Mrs. E.A. Kelsey suffered severe facial and throat burns after a South Center Street home explosion Tuesday. A stove and ashes caused the blast, lighting the stove and a nearby coal or coal hood turned to flame. She remains severely injured and faces a lengthy recovery.
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E.A. Kelsey
South Center
Corry Grange November 1 Program Highlights Selections
The Corry Grange program on November 1 features Thad Perkins opening remarks Recitations by Edith Lawson and Mrs M J Smith. A discussion on farm purchase points is included with McCray and Mrs Heath involved. An old-fashioned spelling bee will be conducted by Mrs Heath and Miss Smith with Mrs Crowell and others assisting.
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Corry Grange
Miale
Secesa
Thad Perkins
Mra
Edith Lawson
McCray
M. J. Smith
Heath
Mia
Prod Smith
B. J. Crowell
Lestuver
Weekend Bargains Draw Crowds as Store Slashes Prices
Shoppers flood the store nightly for ten big bargains as winter bites, families rush to savings, and Mundrodie’s relatives brace for hard times with careful spending. Prices drop in a wave of new stock and weekly specials.
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Wood
Adv
Stan
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Center Street
Edherine Banor
Barlow
Asa
R. R
New York
Young Men’s
SAM Jacobson & CO
Gates
Center ST. Lady
E. A. Kelsey
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