County Commissioner Primary Announcements in McKean Democrat
A series of 1919 notices requests that readers mark Democratic and Republican primaries for McKean County Commissioner and Recorder of Deeds. Local figures from Eldred Smethport and Bradford submit candidacy announcements, all subject to party primaries on September 16, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcikean Democrat
Stoner
J.P. O'Conner
McKean
Easter McKean
Sioner
Thos Flaverty
Mekein
Ee Frank Potter
Recorder OF Deeds
McKean Democrat
Corder
Ira McCarthy Seeks County Commissioner Nomination
Editorial notes Ira McCarthy of Aldred as Democratic primary candidate for County Commissioner. A former Justice of the Peace and Notary Public, he settled in 1878, later ran a news and confectionery business, studied law under Tuohy, and while serving as Justice of the Peace earned reelection in 1917. He is Eldred Borough Democratic Committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira McCarthy
Aldred
Court House
McCarthy
Dred
J. J. McCarthy
Ired
J. F. Tuohy
Igis
Eldred
Ildred
Slic Comtye
A Vacation From Duty in Congress Adorns Summer Break
The House adjourned for a month amid heat and inaction. Republican leaders retreat to sea or mountains, avoiding decisive reconstruction legislation urged by President Wilson. Representative James Mann argues for a December return after extended session without notable progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C- Neress
Washington
Congress
Thay
Wilson
Reconstruction
Jay
James TB. Mann
mMee Phenselves
Republicans Face Push for New Legislation in Deadlocked Congress
A Washington debate over postwar reform shows Republicans wary of delaying action. Leaders push measures on railroads taxes and veterans’ issues while Democrats urge quick moves on living costs and soldier housing. The clash centers on whether to adjourn without tackling high living costs and wage questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Tres
Cleveland
Olio
Henry J
Emerson
Mr. Emerson
Scott Perris
Ellouse
Ferris
Republican Party
Public Lands Committee
Republicans Mock Senators Refusing White House talks
A Republican paper ridicules Senators who decline the invitation to discuss the peace treaty at the White House. It notes their earlier loud condemnations of the President and the treaty, arguing they hinder informed ratification by refusing to review the terms with the President. The piece claims voters understand the need for full information before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Senate
League
Tsie
Alice
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
W. Silerman Finch
Smethport
Mcean County
Democrat
Port Allegany
Eldred, Pa
Ira McCartily
Bmethport
Jauly
Thomas H. Clark
LII
Brdford, Pa
Smethport, Pa
Editorial
Republiquns
New
Ilouse
Lindholme’s
Goodyear
Cnn
John A. Lindholm
Pennsylvania
Ford
United States
America
Detroit
James Quirk & Sons
Penna
Purdue
C. W. Masser
Smithport
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!