Dewey Missed Key Pennsylvania Chance in G O P Era
Stewart argues Tom Dewey failed to rally Pennsylvania’s Old Guard at a January gathering hosted by Ruth Hanna-McCormick-Simms, leaving Dewey's national bid weakened as Pennsylvania GOP delegates back favored son James or Hoover. The piece notes the strong local Republican faction and its potential impact at the Philadelphia convention.
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Central Press
Dewey
Washington
John Cowan
Daily News
McKeesport
Pittsburgh
Amen Corner
Thomas E. Dewey
Pennsylvania
John
New York
Thomas EB. Dewey
Ruth Hanna - McCormick - Simms
Tom
Ruth Hanna-McCormick-Simms
Old Guard
Jimmie Walker
New York City
Guy M. Gillette
Town
Democracy
E. M. Dirksen
Illinois
Tiances
Pat Harrison
Alben W. Barkley
Joseph T. Robinson
Tom Dewey
Weirs
Mellons
Merons
Grafton Daily Republican Debuts May 30 1907
A group of Grafton men organized the Grafton Daily Republican and leased 223 West Main for publishing rooms. Gus A. Bolden editor and D Grant Smith superintendent launched on May 30 1907, with R M Parrish as first subscriber. Memorial Day observations featured Governor William O Dawson delivering remarks at the National Cemetery, reflecting on memory, duty, and the meaning of the holiday.
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Grafton Daily Republican
West Main Street
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New
Daily Republican
R. M. Parrish
Bolden
Taylor
Unty
West
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
West Virginia
Mantia, All Co
William O. Dawson
Reno Post No. 7
National Cemetery
Grand Army
John A. Logan
Fancy
Navy Building Strike Spurs Congressional Ballot
Washington reacts to a shipyard walkout as Charles Edison warns against wartime trouble. Representative Hoff man proposes no strike pacts for defense workers with penalties up to six months and $1,000. Green says the plant refused union shop wage and vacation demands after a conference.
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Charles Edison
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Hoffman
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Green
Play within a mansion stirs Jeremy’s awakening
In a Merrifield estate, Gayle Dixon reshapes a staged party for Bill Bailey’s play. Jeremy Tucker, invited to help, joins six young actresses on the lawn, bonds with Lola Montesa, gains acceptance, and experiences true happiness as he reads male leads and navigates the kissing scene. Gayle notices his burgeoning feelings as spring sunshine brightens the day.
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Gayle Dixon
Ee Sere Jeremy
Bill Bailey
Merrifelon
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Celeste
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Jeremy
Tucker
Lola Mon
Tesa
Ione Wolf
Lola
Jeremee
Timper
Miss Dixon
Star
Arte of
Paasa
Pring
Fragmentary quotation on sacrifice and duty
Fragmentary OCR line speaks of sacrifice not being in vain with echoes of duty and remembrance. No clear names, places, or events identified. context missing to form a full news item.
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