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Mckean Democrat in Smethport, Pennsylvania

22 Jun 1922

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Mckean Democrat

Location

Smethport, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

2

McSparren favored to win Pennsylvania governor race

The Smethport column praises John McSparren as the likely Democratic nominee for governor of Pennsylvania. It argues the Republican party failed to field a trustworthy State ticket and urges a clean Harrisburg cleanup. It also notes local civic hopes for a swimming pool and critiques national prohibition politics and shipping regulations.

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John McSparren Pennsylvania Harrisburg John McSparren Smethport United States Jonesburg Iowa U.S. Shipping Board Lasker Shipping Board Republican National Administration Uncle Sant American Shipping Board Wayne B. Wheeler Wheeler Russia John McSparran Bernard Shaw Methusalah
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RANDOM RAMBLES AND SOCIAL VIEWS IN A NEWS CLIP

A jumbled memoir style piece comments on fashions slang and weather noting short dresses of the season and a shift from pleasant to flood weather. It references Eldred in a car culture scene and mentions Fatty Arbuckle barred from screen work amid industry hypocrisy. It also notes Sir Arthur Conan Doyle discussions on immortality and a touring lecture in Ohio.

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Roscoe Fatty) Arbuckle Arbuckle Sherlock Arthur Conan Doyle Menew Toleds Ohio Anthuc Conan Doyle United States
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Puzzled Reaction as Reporter Questions Prohibition View

A fragment recalls a startled expression when asked about the country after agents left. The Volstead Act is explained to Sir Arthur. Reference to Jack Dempsey and a rumored possible opponent, with racialized language noted.

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Sir Arthur
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