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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1914

Page

2

Weak RepublicanGovernor Tener Under Fire in 1914 Interview

John RIC Scott, a prominent North Bergen lawmaker, asserts in the Philadelphia North American interview of July 24, 1918 that Governor Tener failed to lead on key reforms. He criticizes cabinet picks, suggests corporate interests dominated the House, and claims the child labor bill and workers compensation act were killed by Republicans aligned with the governor’s opponents.

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Penrose and Foraker Rivalry in Pennsylvania Senate Race

Fragmented OCR text discusses William Penrose and Theodore Foraker in a Pennsylvania United States Senate contest. It critiques Ohio Republican positioning and mentions cross party dynamics, aiming to influence progressive support amid tangled names and partisan labels.

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Palmer Accuses Penrose of Repeated Labor Attacks

The speech in Scranton quotes A Mitchell Valmer detailing Palmer’s indictment against Penrose. It claims Penrose blocked labor interests in 1898 by limiting arbitration remedies and authorizing firings during disputes, arguing this shows a pattern of opposing workers.

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Two Figures Toward Reunited Endorsement in Cleveland Event

An unclear note indicates two parties seek to bury a hatchet and endorse a reunion in Cleveland. The text references Vin in Degter and emphasizes a move toward reconciliation amid past tensions.

Cleveland

Cascarets Promised Quick Health Boost For Bilious Stomachs

A promotional ad urges readers to take Cascarets for biliousness and constipation. It extols a cleansing interior effect overnight with a 1 cent box, claiming liver and bowels stay clean and headaches clear for months. Children supposedly enjoy the taste and experience no griping.

Fall Prices on Guaranteed Rube Goods at G. Lindsley & Son

Prices listed for hot water bottles and bottles are advertised as guaranteed. G. Lindsley and Son operates on First Avenue in Corry Pennsylvania offering items including a hot-water bottle and various bottles at set prices.

G. Lindsley & Son First Ave Corry

Farmers Hold Back One Third of Wheat in Nebraska

Lincoln Nebraska reports one third of the wheat crop held by farmers pending export demand and higher prices. Some sections expect 65 to 70 cents a bushel in July with future gains tied to war conditions. Many farmers refrained from selling while grain dealers note cautious market sentiment and shifting export plans.

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Grain traders predict price surge as harveststalls rise

In a terse market note merchants say current grain stocks are held for anticipated price gains. They expect near term low sales followed by a rapid rise to levels around four times the present, with prices seen spiking within months.

Special Meeting Called by Civic League and Readery Ally

A special meeting of the Civic League was called for Monday afternoon at the MB Church Pleasant Street entrance. Members are urged to attend or send dues to complete the month’s work as preparations proceed. Reads to enter the Readery with all communications to be presented. Jamestown case mentioned with $1,000 posted to ensure appearance. engagement to marry noted by plaintiff with conflicting letters described.

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Jamestown Breach of Promise Case

Battle, Sept. 18 Papers tied with the county clerk show that Mrs. Sarah Kublite has begun suit for $4000 damages for alleged breach of promise against Thomas Rosen of Jamestown County.

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