Emery’s Senate Bid Seen as Union Labor Issue in Lawrence-Beaver
An unnamed New Castle observer reports Harrisburg politicians pressed Plummer Emery to back White of Beaver County to block George Weingartner in the Lawrence-Beaver district race. Emery, a lawyer strong with organized labor, faces pressure as supporters weigh withdrawal. The writer pledges to back Weingartner if Emery withdraws, urging neighbors to do likewise.
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Waiter Newe
New Castle
Harris
Plummer Emery
Lawrence-Beaver
White
Beaver County
George Weingartner
Hmery
Harrisburg
Mr. White
Mr. Hmery
Organized Labor
Teece’s
Teece and Co
Bonzo Avenue
Union
Madman sets fire in Akron jail cell and dances amid flames
In Akron Ohio on April 10 Joseph Pessonian a 30 year old tailor set fire to his jail cell using matches. Sheriff Stein and two deputies were seriously burned while the inmate danced among the flames before officers overpowered him and took him to hospital where he lay dying from his injuries.
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United Press
Akron
Stein
Joseph Pessonian
Whom Will Harry Good Vote For at Denver Col
The article states Harry Good will not reveal his intended vote while I M Uber affirms he will vote for Bryan. It questions Good's actual vote and notes no public indication from Good about preferring Bryan.
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Harry Good
Denver, Col
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Good
I. M. Uber
Bryan
Desperate Beaver County Effort to Save Penrose
In Beaver County a political pitch defends local option and non union labor. Supporters argue voters can choose Emery or Weingartner for state senator despite politicians backing White and Waite. They urge cross marks for Emery or Weingartner to rebuke candidates seen as anti union and pro local option.
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Beaver County
P. Emery
George T. Weingartner
Organized Labor
Friends of
Local Option
Mr. White
Mr White
Watts
White
Waite
Emery
Whincactus
Weingartner
Liabor
Bower Opening Attended by Local Ladies in Youngstown
Mrs. Mary Euwer Mrs. Leo R Gordon and Mrs. Harry Euwer of this city attended the Bower opening in Youngstown Tuesday. The event drew local residents and highlighted community activity.
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Mary Euwer
Leo R. Gordon
Harry Euwer
City
Youngstown
Hunger Relief Feeds 450 Men at Morning Headquarters
Charitable citizens provided aid after reports of rationing, feeding over 450 men by noon. Donors included Dr J W Covert who sent nearly two bushels of beans and pork. Supplies arrived from Newell and Needler, Mrs Mary Houston, Culbertson Brothers, J S Elliott and Sons, and others on South Jefferson and surrounding streets.
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J. W. Covert
South Jefferson Street
Newell and Needler
Cochran Alley
Mary Houston
Blackwell
South Street
H. J. McClure
South Mercer Street
J. S. Elliott and Sons
East Cherry Street
J. Norman Martin
J. W. Horton
T. EB. Smith
Culbertson Brothers
Pittsburg Street
Taft Faction Fights For Platform Amendment At Convention
Anti Taft followers seized control of the committee and knocked out the Taft plank. Taft supporters plan to present their resolution as an amendment at the open convention. Taft delegates hold the majority in the convention.
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Boston
N B B O Club Organized by Local Girls
A group of girls gathered at Miss Bertha Watkins home on Long Avenue and formed the N B B O club. Elected officers include President Miss Hasret Hamilton, Secretary Miss Florence Thompson, and Treasurer Miss May Thompson. Members listed are May McGaughey, Elsie Etter, Nellie Castie, Anna Emery, Bertha Watkins, Mary Withers, and Margaret Thompson. Dainty refreshments followed. Next meeting set for two weeks with Miss Elsie Etter of East Reynolds.
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Bertha Watkins
Long Avenue
N. B. B. O. Club
Hasret Hamilton
Florence Thompson
May Thompson
May McGaughey
Elsie Etter
Nellie Castie
Anna Emery
Mary Withers
Margaret Thompson
East Reynolds Street
Curl Optical Opens At New Corner Location
The Eye a Specialty offers free examinations and vision corrections without drugs at 51 corner Mill and North streets. Curl, optical specialist, announces a new location and invites readers to visit for eyewear needs.
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Curl
Corner Mill
North Streets
Eod
A Thrifty Wife and the Rainy Day Dilemma
Mary and John Sherman drift apart over thrift and misjudged purchases. Her penny-pinching leads to neglect during illness, unsafe foods, and a faulty goat plan. The tale ends with a sobering lesson on balance between frugality and care for family.
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John
Mary
True Friendship Between Dog and Horse
A dog named Muggs owned by J N D Reeves protested a horse sale and forced his owner to repurchase the animal so they could remain together. The dog held the halter, delaying the sale until the master intervened. The piece notes a pending report on lung surgery for consumption using hot water or steam to control bleeding, a rare method with limited applicability.
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Muggs
J. N. D. Reeves
Daily Press
Nature
Distinctive Inn Billiard Room Aimed To Amuse Travelers
A couple of travelers are told at a village inn there is a billiard room. They find a poorly lit room with a single worn table and dirty gray balls. The waiter jokes that red and white balls are distinguished by shape as guests learn to tell them apart.
活用古句 1980s livestock ad fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists livestock prices with per pound rates for honey and various animals including yearling lambs spring lamb sheep beef cattle dressed calves hogs and dressed hogs with illegible numbers and garbled text.
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H. L. Robinson
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P. J. Mooney
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