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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1910

Page

4

Berry Accused of Gasconade Deals with Liquor Interests

William A. Berry the Keystone Party nominee for governor faces charges he struck a deal with liquor interests to win support from saloonkeepers and delegates at Allentown and Harrisburg. Reports say Lackawanna county Democrats sought direct talks and Berry pledged neutrality on local option. Critics label his actions hypocritical as he preaches against liquor influence in politics.

William A. Berry Keystone Party Allentown Liebbel Erie Berry Jim” Mulvihill Allen Town Harrisburg Lackawanna County Lackawanna Allen Verry Willian H. Derry Kaystone Party Lackawan Ge County

Teachers Institute Program at Calvert School

Schedule for a teachers institute at Calvert School East Wheatfield on Saturday October 22 1910 starting 2 00 p m with welcome by Florence Davis and speakers including J J Hutchison Fannie Tomb Helen Hutchison Ernest Kelly on primary pupil engagement and benefits of a public school study course. Evening session 7 30 features talks on teachers methods agriculture in schools and parental teacher cooperation with sessions by Ernest Kinsey Jennie Palmer OG F Ling Millard Campbell Robert Cramer and others. Directors meet at 7 00 o clock to discuss arrangements.

Teachers’ Institute Calvert School East Wheatfield Township Florence da J. J. Hutchison Fannie Tomb Helen Hutchison Ernest Kelly Walter Slater H . Douglass Laura Matthews W. H. Bindley Ernest Kinsey Jennie Palmer OG. F. Ling Millard Campbell Robert Cramer Ernest Selley W. H. Dick C. A. Campbell Wapic J. J.utchison Florence Davis H. E. Douglass

Rousing Rally for the Ticket in Republican Meet

Hon John M Reynolds outlined the ticket for Lieutenant Governor as a people’s choice not a single man’s. Langfitt highlighted progress under Republican rule while Moyer praised Senator Fisher and Congressman Langham. Langham urged unity for November while Fisher set county meeting dates from Oct 24 to Nov 5 across Blairsville area.

John M. Reynolds Joseph A. Langfitt Gabriel H. Moyer John S. Fisher J. N. Langham Perry Shaner Pittsburg Town Blairaville Smicksburg Trade City Plumville Marchand Cherry Tree Arcadia Armagh Penn Run Brushvalley Starford Rossiter

Statements of Account on Postals Barred from Mails

Public notices indicate a ruling barring dunning postal cards by public service firms and tax collectors. Tax, gas, light and telephone notices must now be mailed in envelopes, increasing collector costs. After December 1st, first class assistant postmasters rise to civil service, ensuring job security for those in higher classes.

Indiana Public Service United States Civil Service Hoyle

Clarence V McCreight Assembles Ticket Profile

Clarence Victor McCreight a 32 year old candidate on the Keystone and Prohibition tickets is described as a man of high character and business ability. He is a Presbyterian church member born in Washington township Indiana county Pa.

Clarence Victor McCreight Keystone Prohibition Presbyterian Church Washington Township Indiana County

Local Figure John Houk Named For Office Aspired

John Houk, a candidate for the office he aspires to, is associated with the United Presbyterian church through his father Job McCreight. Once a farmer and blacksmith, Houk now runs a wallpaper business in Indiana, Pennsylvania.

Job McCreight United Presbyterian Church Indiana John Houk

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