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Newspaper

Mckean Democrat

Location

Smethport, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

2

Miner Editor Defends Youthful Editorials in Local Feud

Editorial clash in Smethport pits Miner editor against Knapp of the Democrat as each accuses the other of yellow journalism and personal attacks. The piece defends the Democrat editor’s stance on national policy and Victory Loan coverage, while urging Knapp to present solid facts rather than trivial accusations.

Victory Lawn Democrat Smethport Knapp McKean Democrat Knapy Miner Democra The United States Democrats Che

League of Nations debate in New Congress analyzed

The Buffalo Times analyzes Democratic defense and Republican opposition in the League of Nations debate. It notes shifting tactics, from condemning the President’s trip to Europe to opposing any League, and predicts ratification of the League and the accompanying Peace Treaty by the Senate despite political maneuvering.

Buffalo ‘Limes League of Nations New Congress Europe France Senate League

League of Nations ratification urged beyond party lines

The piece argues ratification of the League and peace terms is essential for peace and national prosperity. It condemns Republican leaders for turning a global issue into partisan politics, claiming such attacks threaten American prestige and the wartime achievements. The public and business leaders seek stability, work, and continued national standing.

Senate Limes League of Nations United States League Amtrican

Representation for District of Columbia in National Government

Representative Richard W. Austin of Tennessee introduces a constitutional amendment to grant D C residents representation in the House Senate and electoral college. He notes 400000 taxpayers and 17945 service members from D C who fought in World War I deserve a say in taxation laws and wartime decisions.

Austin

Death of Mrs H A Tatlock in Rochester New York

Mrs Chia Josephine Cuttack Tatlock wife of Harry A Tatlock died Saturday May 33 1919 at 45 Shelter Street Rochester aged 43. She leaves husband two sons Carleton and Russell her mother Mrs E P Baker and three Baker brothers. Funeral at Cornhill Ave AM Church Monday June 2 at 2 p m. Rev Dr Ou t In interment Riverside cemetery. She formerly lived in Smethport.

H. A. Tatlock Chia Josephine Cuttack Harry A. Tattock Shelter Street Roch 5 N.Y Carleton Sid Wreery Russell E. P. Baker Rochester Tiree Brothers DS. Baker Eldred Josephine Aier Smethport

Mrs Mary McCarthy Dies at Bradford Hospital

Mrs Mary McCarthy wife of Christopher McCarthy died Tuesday night at Bradford Hospital after a two week stay. Survived by children Jonasddye and all Niles McCurd House Robert and Calvin all of Linedport. Funeral arrangements were not announced at press time.

Mary McCarthy Bradford Hospital Christopher McCarthy Wesland Jonasddye Niles McCurd Howse Robert Calvin Linedport

Bounty Law Adopted For Wildlife in Tarvisburg

May 26 1919 Tarvisburg reports Hous LAM No 419 signed by the Governor to authorize direct bounty payments to claimants. The act sets $8 for wild cats $1 for a mink and $2 for foxes and weasels. Skins must be sent with claim and not altered. Claimants must show date place and method of kill and provide proper identification.

Tarvisburg Hous Lam

Game Commission warns against unlawful bounty claims

The notice states that only qualified aides can administer oaths for affidavits and that attempts to claim increased bounties on wild cats or weapons from animals killed before June 1, 1919, face fines and imprisonment. False affidavits are perjury. Secretary, Game Commission.

Executive Leadership Spark At Indiana High School Football Tryout

A small Indiana high school boys group sought to form a football team after no early support from a young principal. They secured permission for a meeting to organize and reported their success the next morning. They formed the team and announced they view the principal as a potential leader, despite her initial doubts about their readiness.

Indiana Zond

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W. Sherman Finch Smethport, Pa Mckean County McKean Smedyport, Pa Frank Potter Editorial Game Commission Geo. H. Denning John A. Lindholm Pennsylvania H.C. Wells Penna Ford Motor Company Ford Main Street James Quirk & Sons
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