Convention Notes and Training Aims at Diamond Meeting
The report covers a Diamond convention including teacher training, cradle roll, home department, and district leadership. D. Price urged unity and district methods, noting only one county district has reached the Front Line post. the closing address emphasized district unity by Blairaville. The piece also promotes ZEMO as a skin remedy with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peffer
Th Young
Annie Given
Lawson
D.d.Price
Forsythe
Blairaville
Foley's Honey and Tar and Arnica Salve Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to buy Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and Arnica Salve for burns bruises and eruptions. It cautions against counterfeit products and notes prices and retailer Daugherty Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Daugherty Bria
Oliver to be Returned to Senate in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Jan 17 The senate and house will meet at 3 pm to ballot for United States senator The expectation is for the reelection of Senator George T Oliver of Pittsburg who has been filling the Knox vacancy A fusion backed by Keystone party and some Independent Democrats supports Julian Kennedy for the seat Regular Democrats may back ex Senator J Henry Cochran with some backing for ex Mayor George W Guthrie The Republican majority plans to vote for Oliver The legislature reconvened after a recess and passed a supplemental appropriation bill in the house and sent it to the senate
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
United States
George T. Oliver
Pittsburg
Oliver
Knox
Keystone Party
Julian Kennedy
J. Henry Cochran
Williamsport
George W. Guthrie
Pitburg
Abbott
Philadelphia
Earner
Dearden
Highway Department
Woodward
Appropriations Committee
Stuart
Enbody
Carbon County
Six year term for Dupont in Delaware Senate race
Delaware Senator Dupont, long landmark in state politics, is nominated by the Republican caucus for a full term amid a historic fight. In Albany, Sheehan won the Democratic caucus for senator with 91 votes, while 101 votes were needed for approval. A separate item notes a Japanese visitor fined in Bellefonte, and Urbana's Johns Connor, a pharmacist, fined $100 under Rose law.
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Sheehan
Albany
N. Y
Salome
Tigutes Biaeg
Pingtase
Bete
W. F. Sheehan
Bom Shepard
Hoprice
Nanimous
F. Sheehan
Alog
Doruggie
Bellefonteine
Johns Connor
Urbana
Grugaist
Mayer Wikaos
Rose Law
Bie
Inauguration Parade and Reception for Pennsylvania Governor Tener
John K K Tener of Charleroi is sworn in as Pennsylvania governor succeeding Edwin S. Stuart. Lt Gov John M Reynolds is sworn in in the senate. A 4090‑strong parade forms, with Harrisburg units and Philadelphia clubs, and a public reception tonight in the capitol is planned with the First Regiment band in the rotunda.
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Stuart
Harrisburg
John KK Tener
Charleroi
Pennsylvania
Edwin S. Stuart
Philadelphia
John M. Reynolds
Senate
Capitol
Executive Mansion
Capitol Park
House
First Regiment Band of
West Virginia Senate Deadlock Persists in Pat Stand
In Charleston on January 17 the West Virginia state senate factions remain apart as a caucus to nominate U S senators approaches. Republicans skip today’s session while active candidates for the seat pause after a week of campaigning, awaiting tomorrow’s nominating event.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
State Senate
United States Senate
Watson, Chilton and McGraw
Mild Salute For Barry As He Retires
The ceremony in San Francisco saw Rear Admiral Barry’s flag hauled down from the West Virginia while Rear Admiral Thomas’ flag was raised aboard the California. The West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania failed to salute the retiring officer until Thomas’ flag was hoisted. four ships then gave the admiral’s salute. Barry went to his cabin without the usual lineup or side departure and gave a remarkable interview to newspaper men, dismissing charges against him and remarking he would not choose the stake over such conduct.
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San Francisco
Barry
West Virginia
Thomas
Pacific Fleet
California
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Meyer Seeks Full Report on Admiral Barry Charges
Secretary of the Navy Meyer requests Rear Admiral Chauncey Thomas to provide a complete report on charges against Rear Admiral WB Barry, former commander-in-chief of the test fleet, whose retirement followed his own telegraphic request. No information on Barry’s conduct exists in the department, and no action will be taken until the report arrives.
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Barry
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Chauncey Thomas
Pacific Fleet
WB. Barry
Department
Telegraph
Lineman Nearly Electrocuted on Pole Work
Bellefontaine Ohio January 17 Grover Stemen a lineman for the Ohio Electric Railway was nearly electrocuted while moving four trolley wires on a pole. Current passed through his body causing severe burns and unconsciousness. He was removed to a hospital in Lima for treatment.
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Bellefontaine
Grover Stemen
Ohio Electric Railway
Lima
Youth Accidentally Shot in Latrobe Gun Discharge
A 17 year old named Norman Pratti of Bradenville was wounded when a revolver discharged during boys play at Loyalhanna. The bullet entered his left side and he was taken to Latrobe hospital for treatment.
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Latrobe
Loyalhapua
Norman
Pratti
Bradenvilla
Pratt
Latrobe Hospital
Weather observations from the United States Weather Bureau
Observations taken at 8 p m yesterday show New York 18 Clear, Atlantic City 22 Clear, Boston 12 Clear, Buffalo 14 Clear, Chicago 39 Cloudy, Doyle 30 Cloudy, New Orleans 66 Clear, Washington 24 Clear, Diriggetpuls 8h Clear.
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United States Weather Bureau
New York
Bostug
Mann
Buffalo
Chicago
Cooee
St. Doyle
Washington
Phil Mays Habits Recounted By Text Anecdotes
The piece notes the all night and day habits of artist Phil May and singer Joe Tapley. It claims Tapley had not slept for four days and nights, prompting a remark from May who offers a bargain to stay awake so Tapley can rest once May feels tired.
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Phil May
Joe Tapley
Salt
May
Joe
To Win Nemesis At Night’s Reception Gown Clash
A woman recalls wearing a brand new gown at a reception where a rumor of a match is sparked. She notes a bystander, a Mrs, who ignored her, while she wore an old black silk dress turned around. The moment drew attention and a perceived mismatch.
Logically Crooked and Straight Will Age in This World
A cryptic fragment describes heroes and villains, mentioning "the crooked" and "the straight" and a nameless map keeper. It hints at fate and aging, with surreal imagery of a world and a figure called Toka Rysie. The text reads like a riddle or poem fragment rather than a clear news item.
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Poe
Fragmented OCR: Unclear local notice from stammered text
The readable parts show a damaged OCR line with names and events muddled. No clear date or place emerges. The text appears to reference a person and action but lacks sufficient facts to identify the event or outcome.
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Claes
Diamond
Zemo
Daugherty Bros
John L. Rehn
Clyde
Mallen
Emerick
Rochester Mills
Mer E. Colgan
Fo . Gipsy
Revisen
Idamar
Ia ‘Stanton
Bruce Reed
Livermore
Ilizabeth Maude Calhoun
Clarksburg
Barket Place
Munnimakers
Renaor
R. Wettling
Beni-Jing Roy Oo
Seavey
G. T. Oliver
Germain
Dupont
Delaware
Dover
Del
Henry Algernon Dupont
Hay
Tony
Big Odings
Harrisbuk
Tener
Pennypacker
State Pole
Third Street
C. Bon Dougherty
Lewis F. Beitler
Deadlock
Melcher
Allisey
Edita Wiper
Schenec
Danker Farm
Indotad
Albany County
Distrig
Abtorney
John T. Cook
Joby HW
Dygan
Blokite
Draasde
Phar
Lajalie
American Press Association
John K. Tener
Admiral Thomas
Pittsburgh Bank For Savings
Fourth Avenue
Smithfeld Street
Pittsburgh
The
Indiana Publishing Co., Publishers and Printers
Carpenter Avenue
Indiana, PA
Geo. D. Leydic
Undertaker
UL. Pattison
Philadelphia BT
Wenrle Co
Sfawal
C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
Daugherty ‘Bros
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