Roosevelt Backers Named in Empire of Big Interests
Roosevelt accuses Barnes Penrose and Guggenheim of acting with big interests while asserting he alone supported key reforms and prosecutions. He cites Harriman funding, Pure Food Law backing, and attempts to jail George W Perkins under Sherman Law. Roosevelt claims Guggenheim aided Perkins’ third term bid.
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Roosevelt
Barnes
Penrose
Guggenhelm
Theodore Roosevelt
Barnes and Penrose
Guggenheim
George W. Perkins
Logan Succeeds Hulings as Brigadier General
Harrisburg Pa Sept 12 Colonel Albert J Logan commanding the Eleventh Infantry regiment of Pittsburgh was today appointed to brigadier general and assigned to the Second Brigade Souimani The appointment was made by Governor Ten and General Logan will replace General Willis J Hulings whose commission expired Aug 28 General Logan was the senior colonel of the Second Brigade which comprises the Tenth Sixteenth and Eighteenth Infantry regiments all located in Western Pennsylvania
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Harrisburg
Albert J. Logan
Highienth
Pittsburg
Souimani
Tenth
Logan
Bnee Gebeme
Willis J. Hulings
Oil
City
Breadh
Pennsylvania
Corry Boy for U. S. Senator in Colorado Ticket
A copy of the Progressive party ballot in Colorado lists Judge F. D. Catlin of Montrose as a candidate for United States Senator. The narrative notes Madge Catlin, a Corry boy, graduated from social high school in 1877, studied law in Montrose, and built success in his profession and business. He served as district judge and held influence in state politics.
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Progressive Party
Colorado
F. D. Catlin
Montrose
United States
Madge Catlin
Social
Montrova
Bis Feds
Amores Saturday Bill A Shows Two Vita Graph Comedies
Amores presents Saturday program with two Vita Graph comedies and The Suffragette Sheriff a western comedy featuring Alice Joyce plus another reel. Extra moslo noted for select exhibitors.
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Amores
Vita Graph
Alice Joyce
Moslo
Aletires
Madame Myers At Home To Hey Mung Frionde
Madame Myers is at home on West Main Street 104 082, inviting a friend for a visit. The fragmentary note places a location and a person at a residence.
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West Main Street
School Board Regular Meeting Reflects Staffing and Finance Actions
The board approved minutes and finances, refused Mrs Bone Akon’s free tuition, authorized $47 for magazines, reelected Miss S Williams as Librarian, elected Miss O'Donald as teacher, and hired Ida Tillotson as special teacher at $40 monthly. They proposed hiring Paul M. Gayle as extra junior high teacher, and Davie at $80 monthly, plus transferring grade room assignments to relieve crowded conditions. A German grammar purchase was deferred to the supply committee, and $700 was moved to the repair fund from incidental funds due to high repair needs.
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Bone Akon
M. Willliams
Manley
O'Donald
Barlow
Minn
Ida M. Tillotson
Paul M. Qayle
Belmont
Cornell University
Harlow
Davie
Washington Street
Rth
Miss Kinley
Hatch Building
Performers Present As Yen Bill Passage Prompts Adjournment
A local fiscal board adjourned after the passage of a large number of bills. Secretary Rowe notes the session and outlines upcoming agendas as members signaled continued work on the yen issue and related financial measures.
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Rowe
Lineman Killed Working On Electric Pole In Erie
H RK Mingee a 24 year old lineman for the Mutual Telephone Company died after contact with a 000 volt cable while trying to disentangle a fallen wire on Twelfth Street Erie Pennsylvania He was assisted by Pusey and Cross and fellow workers Briggs and others and died at the pole despite four physicians efforts Mingee resided with his wife and child and had recently moved from Waterford He was a member of the electrical workers local and the Odd Fellows and had been with the company about a year
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Erie
H. RK. Mingee
Atut
Wal ‘Telephone Company
Almont
Madison Company
Twelfth Street
Cherry and
Poplar Streets
Brigg
Nageren
Messrs Pusey — and Cross
Mutual Company
Eildon
Briggs
Pusey
Riggs
Scott Street
Waterford
William
Béu VanShie
Electrical Workers Local
The
Odd Fellows
Deer Killing Follows Through Forest Trail
A man hunted a deer through the woods and killed it after a long trek. He attempted to carry the animal to market, but grew weary and exclaimed Let him hang awhile as bystanders looked on.
The Servant in the House Presented in Corry Theater
Robert Rexdale, Harper’s Magazine labeled The Servant in the House the era’s most remarkable drama. He announces a Sept 24 Library Theater engagement with a cast praised as among the era’s finest. The piece centers on a servant who alters the English cleric’s life, with a message of brotherly love and rich stagecraft.
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Robert Rexdale
Lnterview
Robert Rexbule
Harper's Magazine
Corry
Library Theater
Chnterview
Rexdale
Victor Lambert
Attr
New York
Eins
Mr. Rexford
Library
Zemo Promises Skin Relief and Trial Bottle Offer
A vintage ad touts Zemo a skin remedy by the B. W. Rose Medicing Co. of St. Louis. It claims quick fading of pimples eczema rash dandruff and itching with a cold guaranteed trial bottle available for a few cents and larger bottles at one dollar through Thou Downey Drug Store.
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B. W. Rose Medicing Co
St. Louis
Wall Druggista
Zemo
Downey Drug Store
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Maria
Werk
W- Advertising
Chicago
Col. Logan
Hulings
Corry Boy
U. S
Frank D. Catlin
Bull Moose
Madame
Asidon
Majiley
Powell
Heerigin
Cross
E. R. Briggs
Union Telephone System
sFemarkable
Democratic Mass Meeting
the Armory
A. Mitchell Palmer
Turner W. Shacklett
Erie-C. 2N
Kapelle Band
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Bloch
Knight’s Tea Store
Tbs
Stampa
Stampi
Utampa
Purowax
See
Pire
Cemter St
Corry, Pa
Gurw Mid
Barlow Hardware Co
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