Letter from Frederic W. Lewis denounces Pinchot split in party
A Berwyn appointee and Pinchot loyalist writes to the governor criticizing his backing of Reed and Schnader. He accuses associates like Stahlnecker and the mob surrounding Pinchot of betrayal and vows resignation effective October 27, Theodore Roosevelt birthday. He recalls near three decades of support and loyalty and cites alleged political conspiracies and scars within the Pennsylvania Republican ranks.
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Pinchot
Frederic W. Lewis
Berwyn
Spaniel
Dave Reed
Bill Schnader
Tam
Guffey
Reed
Earle
Schnader
U. S
Stahlnecker
Schnaden
Bellevue Stratford
Riverview Manor
Judas Tacariot
Gifford Pinchot
Steve Stahmecker
Stehmecker
Hamburg
Pennsylvania
Lst
Stahinecker
General Butler
Frederick P. Gruenberg
Philadelphia
Mrs. Pinchot
Jretchin
Romain C. Hasslick
Public Service
Flassrick
David A. Reed
Bi Biefel
Hussars
Dutchman
Grundy
Melton
Atterbury
Trim
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harrisburg
Theodore Hoosevell
Parlor Owner Dies by Own Hand in Garage Note Cited
In Cleveland a beer parlor proprietor 55 year old J. Kutler killed himself in his automobile inside a garage. A note found by investigators stated life was joyless and described it as a "Stroggle" and disappointment.
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Cleveland
J. Kutler
Farley’sDinnerMisstep and Bankers Jail Rowe Tales
A satirical mashup recalls Postmaster General James Farley chasing a dinner invitation and a late arrival to a Maryland gun club. It also mocks bankers at a national convention discovering a jail scene on stage, spurring a cheesecloth compromise, and notes Spain’s Almeria grapes facing U S import hurdles. Separately, Harry Hopkins claims evidence against his brother Lewis, a Tacoma coroner candidate, suggesting radical ideas.
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Washington
PMG
James A. Farley
Jan
Chile
Maryland
Parley
Farley
Hillcott City
Baltimore
Gun Club
American Bankers Association
National Theater
Hopkins Brothers
Harry Hopkins
Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Power
Harry
Paris Styles by Mary Knight opens kids wear line
Paris fashion note reports Anny Blatt plans a children’s line for ages three to fourteen. It features coats dresses ensembles with hats gloves stockings and matching accessories in the same yarns and stitch style as adult fashions.
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Paris
Blattius
Amy Blail
Anny Blatt
Hollywood Film Star Richman Returns for Biography Role
New York actor and silent era star Mest Char e Richman has arrived in Hollywood after 12 years to play a part in Biographies of A Bachelor Girl. He once declined a DeMille contract after a flop, then found steady stage success in His Double Life Jig Saw and Stricty Dis honorable. Other notes mention Aileen Pringle as Black Hells leading lady, the Marx Brothers signing with MGM, W C Fields in his dressing room, and Thelma Todd's fitness routines.
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Hollywood
Calif
Char'e Richman
Richman
New York
Kimicott
California
Lasky Studios
Cecil de Mille
Oscar Hammerstein
DeMille
Lillian Gish
Theatre Guild
Paul Muni
Aileen Pringle
Marx Brothers
W. C. Fields
Adolphe Menjous
Veree Teasdale
Thelma Todd
STAR SIGNALS By OCTAVINE
The column opens with a dreary morning then notes a better time to buy than sell as mood shifts. It warns against risky attempts this evening and cites a few date ranges tied to prosperity and social influences, mentioning old associations and romances for upcoming periods.
Youth Ends Life Near Mt Pleasant Despondent Over Ill Brother
Greensburg Pa Oct 80 Frank Bidski 18 of near Mt Pleasant shot himself in the chest last night despondent over a brother’s illness at Torrante State Hospital he died almost instantly.
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Greensburg, Pa
Frank Bidski
Mt. Pleasant
Torrante State Hospital
Outstanding Democrats Oppose New Deal in Journal Commentary
The column prints Republican viewpoints during the election, noting prominent Democrats opposing the New Deal. It cites Bainbridge Colby, Carter Glass, Harry Byrd, Ely, Gore, Tydings, Bailey, Thomas, Reed, and others arguing the administration is Bolshevizing America and criticizing gold confiscation and policy shifts under Roosevelt.
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Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
Carter Glass
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Ely
Massachusetts
Gore
Oklahoma
Tydings
Maryland
Bailey
North Carolina
Thomas
Reed
Missouri
Roosevelt
Stalin
Bolshevik Russia
Twenty Years Ago Halloween Preparations Thrill City
Twenty years ago preparations were underway for a grand Hallowe en celebration in the city with D W DeRosay as general chair man and committees working hard for a successful event. A farm er Bert Dibble broke a leg in a fall near Corry while Erie Railroad traffic was disrupted by a wreck near Bingshamton.
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Bert Dibble
Corry
Clymer
Hig Ain
Erie Railroad
Bingsbamton
Marriage Announced Ruth Louise Wade Weds Ralph Morris
Ruth Louise Wade, daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Wade of Goncord township, marries Ralph E Morris of Carter Hill in Ripley New York on October 22. Both graduates of Corry High School. The couple resides in Olean New York, where the groom worked. the notice ends with a political attack advocating Republican victory and denouncing Bolshevism.
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West South
Coleghove
Arthur Colegrave
Vreding
GT W. 44Th St
Milwaukee
Square
Chicago
Detroit
Chamber of Comm
Pittsburgh
Real Eatate Trust
Gor
United Press
Almeria
Spain
America
Ghiccne
Etfne
Mary Knight
Hollywood Film Shop
Daniger
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Pem'a
Grant, Smith
Ralph Ely
Mott Street
Mast Pleasant Shreul
Spencer
Hie
Lie City
Wyness
Mrs
D. S. Rowe
New England States
Thomas Downey
Anna
Patterson
West Pleasant Street
Arriage
RED Fire
Guffey Earle Ticket
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