Smethport Honors Grand Master Visit for Cornerstone
Editorial notes Smethport to host Right Worshipful Grand Master Abraham Beitler of Philadelphia and Grand Lodge officers for the cornerstone laying of the new Masonic Temple. Headlines the town’s progress, morality, and the classic debate between tradition and modern science, while referencing the coal miners' strike resolution and broader social issues.
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Smethport
Grand Lodge of Free
Mansong
Pennsylvania
Abraham Beitler
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge
Open shop movement gains ground amid wartime frictions
Tuesday's news brings relief as united authorities show that decisive leadership can move workforces. Reports from the Vail strife indicate a shift toward optimism, with the open shop stance appearing more manageable for business and labor aims alike.
Gilford Pinchot Opponent Named in World Letter
A World letter by Whidden Graham profiles Democrat John A. McSparran, Pennsylvania State Grange Master and northwestern farmer, as a strong, educated rival to Governor Pinchot. It notes McSparran’s leadership of farmers, reform stance, and wide familiarity with state issues, while correcting a geographic error about his county.
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Gilford Pinchot
New York World
Whidden Grahan
Pensylvania
Pinchot Willave
Joh A. McSparran
Pennsylvania
Grange
McSparran
Arger
MacSparran
Lancaster
America
Maryland
Commonwealth
Parester
Pike County
Graham
Philadelphia Record
New Jersey Senator Trelinghuysen From Behind the Mirrors
In G. P. Putnam's Behind the Mirrors the New Jersey senator Trelinghuysen is portrayed as a small business man turned public figure. He started as an insurance agent and uses energy and aggressiveness to gain success, balancing party factions and muttering self doubts after blustering remarks. He lags intellectually in the Senate and watches colleagues with wary fascination.
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Ds Frelinghuysen
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Trelinghuysen
New Jersey
Senator Edge
Senate
Pleasantville Bee Nuisance Provokes Health Appeal
Random clippings describe a swarm in Pleasantville prompting a health department appeal for abatement amid political jabs about state funding. references to Nebraska officials and Henry Ford humor blend with rural quips and a poem lamenting the need to hitch a horse in Smethport.
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Pleasantville
Department of Health
Health Department
State Capitol
Stark Family Reunion in Smethport Aug 13 1922
The Stark family gathered at C. K. Stark’s residence in Aiken Pa to honor Mr and Mrs William Parkis of Atmar Ya. Eighty eight relatives attended the reunion with a committee elected for next year. Attendees came from Akron O, Smethport Pa, Olean and Quaker Bridge NY and several other towns. The Bradford man George Kammierdiener died Friday from injuries after a collision with a car driven by Raymond Clark. Public Service Commission hearing set for Sept 7 1922 at the Diet House Eris Pa regarding a certificate of public convenience for Stanlen 3rd of Beta Pa. Auction, sale, or rental notices follow for local properties in Smethport.
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Secy
Carrig McGowan
Treas
Mary Abbey
Freda Curtis
Tina McCrinley
Akron
O. Allmar
Olean
Quaker Bridge
N.Y. Bradford
Smethport
Port Allegany
Routette
Derrick City
Hamlin
Teurla
Simpson
D. A. Davis
Gimnson
George Kammierdiener
Bradford
Raymond Clark
Bfr
Clarke
Public Service Commission
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Public Service Law
Stanlen
Beta
Betula
McKean
Eris
Diet House
Stanley Sherwood
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Cleveland
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U. S
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United States Tires
United States
Peebel Os Laren Deptenint and Ee Oy
Smethport Garage Co., Smethport
Carming Napoliteno
Hazelhurst
Bebe
Nebraska
Althouzh
Burlington Road
Henry Ford
Tin
Uttle Smethport
Hs Banks
Rome
Conopus
Hershey's
Globe Grocery Store, Inc
Imperial Bldg
Smethport, Pa
T. Deloware
Harold B. Fox, Saltetter
Medianic and
Widow Street
Kent
Sarah
Armstrong
Smoathport
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