Two states loom large in Senate choice and strikes
Editorial critiques Wisconsin and Missouri Senate candidates La Follette and Reed as untrustworthy while praising miner and soldier cooperation during strikes. It notes a national prohibition straw poll, the nation’s mood on liquor, and a Pennsylvania tax issue in Smethport fueling Governor McSparran’s bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Wisconsin
Missouri
United States Senate
Senate
Laollete
Reed
Laloliete
America
Germany
League of Nations
LaFollete
Thut
Teading Dry
Literary Digest
Tuberculosis Vaccine Report Sparks New Hope
A Swiss botanist Spahlinger claims a vaccine for the white plague with Paris announcement in July and British Red Cross plans to use the treatment in anti tuberculosis work. London patients and some Americans show improvement though no guaranteed cure exists. The tubercle bacillus resists drugs and vaccines yet experts anticipate a more effective remedy may emerge, potentially marking another medical triumph.
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Spahlinger
Paris
Red Cross
London
Tre Medical
World's Champion Meanest Man Tormented by Selfishness
An unsigned feature argues the meanest man is the penny pincher who profits from a community yet offers no loyalty back. He buys elsewhere, ignores local merchants, and fails to support home business, draining the town’s spirit and economy. Stop and think before sending your dollars away.
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Swworkl
Oni
Wellret
Iimself
Beir
Mit
Tie
Trey
Dinghamton Sun
War of Tong Wars and Oddities in New York News
A chaotic column blends sensational notes from New York Chinatown gang clashes to cross burning by Bradford Klan followers. It shifts to quirky items on fashion, customs, and a Cornell professor’s science digressions, criticizing wear and ice formation and ending with a puzzling late arrival anecdote. The piece mixes crime, society quirks, and academic trivia in a single, murky column.
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New York
Chinatown
Ka Low
Hip Si Society
Yellow Menace
Ku Klux Klan
Bradford
Tealy
Eurone
Local pupils face late homework and a spiritualist tale
A teacher recalls students failing to finish sums with a late excuse note from a pupil who claims to have worked late that night. The piece then reports visits by Mr and Mrs Wells to Spiritist grounds in Smethport and a proposed green forest factory tied to a medium’s claim. A Bradford youth, Tony Cores, aged 43, is remanded to reform school after being caught robbing a Gilard room, with county officer Jas Lindsey stating he must return after again misbehaving.
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Edo
Tod
Reform Institution
Tony Cores
Gillard
Bern
Frave Reform Institutha
Phoenixville
Jas Lindsey
Tony
Mr. Lindsey
Iad
Swisher Buys Custar News in Ohio Outlet
Swisher former Miner editor takes possession of the Custar News in Custar Ohio and plans to continue publication. He is described as a veteran newspaperman who pledges ongoing support for the paper. The change in ownership comes as the Bemncrat notes its copy of The News and Swisher’s pledge to reviver the publication.
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Gustar
Swisher
Miner
Unis Borned
Iva
Custar News
Citar
Bemncrat
Revdera
Newspanar
Custara
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Illinois Horcor
Centre County
Coal Company
Smethport
John A. McSparran
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvai
Lelewee
U.P. von Engin
Geat Oxy Department
Cornell University
Potter County
Exide
Smethport Garage Company
Smethport, PA
Arra
Post Tosties
Canon
Globe Grocery Store, Inc
Imperial Bidg
Mra
H. ©. Wells
Smethpore
New York State
Spiritists Assembly Grounds
Tily Dale
Mgr. Wolfe
Dium
Smethnart
Ettle
Perea An Lottle Factory
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