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Newspaper
Mckean Democrat
Location
Smethport, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
1
Editorial argues a return to normalcy hinges on Penrose Borah and allies recalling early 20th century reform debates. It questions Republican leadership, Harding’s readiness for counsel, and whether voters will read the League of Nations Covenant to form educated opinions amid party contention.
Census figures report Pennsylvania at 8,720,159 people, up 3,055,048 or 13.8 percent. The continental United States totals 105,683,108, an increase of 13,710,842 or 14.9 percent since 1910.
The Smethport Canopus Club proposes a new census to influence official counts and affect Smethport’s reported population. Critics view it as past rhetoric, while supporters cite tangible community benefits and needed resources.
The paper endorses equal suffrage and argues against fixed gender quotas on school boards. It notes the need for boards to reflect voter will, but rejects mandates like “two women members” or similar quotas for other groups. It warns the new era should not usher in more absurd legislation.
An old notebook by George Washington reveals lesser known tales from the Fort Necessity era including brewing methods, while the era’s dye industry shows growth with improved quality and output. The New York exhibition highlights American dyes as a sign of national industrial progress amid wartime supply shifts.
The article argues Congressman Jones s supporters threaten that James Connelly lacks ability due to his training in a printing office. It asserts Connelly is a gentleman and capable of representing the district, noting both parties backed standard bearers from printing office backgrounds and praising Democratic voters for choosing Connelly in the 21st district.
Governor Cox cites the League covenant and Article X to argue for self-determination worldwide and warns that the United States should avoid entangling alliances. He notes that external aggression protections favor smaller nations and stresses that US war decisions require Congressional approval.
A column notes Wambiganso of the Cleveland team as hard to steal on the bases and hard to pronounce while recalling Ridgway residents and 50 year memories. It laments rising paper costs but jokes Congress will resume mailing speeches, boosting the Congressional Record. It forecasts election upheaval with women wielding ballots and praises Cleveland’s World Series win over Brooklyn, led by Coveleskie and Speaker, amid fierce play and no corruption concerns.
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