Munson withdrawal rocks Pennsylvania Democratic race
Philadelphia date reports Judge James Gay Gorffan leads an investigation into why C LaRue Munson of Williamsport quit the Democratic gubernatorial race. Prominent eastern Democrats hint at a national scandal tied to Washington. Munson’s ties to Williamsport banks and big corporations are noted as objections rise. State Senator Hall is accused of knowing more.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
James Gay Gorffan
Thes
C. LaRue Munson
Williamsport
Sud‘denly
Gordon
Munson
Washington
William FI. Moody
United States
Su~ Brema
Fedral
United States Steel Corporation
Standard Oil Company
Munnon
J. E. P. Hall
Elk County
Atnds
Allentown
James M. Guffey
Judge Gordon
Guffey
Democratic Organization
Colonel Guffey
Licket
Married Girl He Saved Then Lost in New York
Grover Muller sues W P Siebers for alleged alienation of wife’s affections after saving a girl at sea. Wife counters with divorce suit. Muller helped Mae Yoss, to Bergen Beach, then lived in Flatbush. Wife accused him of abandonment. he was briefly jailed for threats but discharged.
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New York
Grover Muller
W. P. Siebers
Flatbush
Muller
Bia Motor Hoge
Jamaica Bay
Mae Yoss
Bergen Beach
Platbush
Siebers
Big Pay at Tin Plate Mill Sets Local Record
SOUTH SITARON Pa June 17 0 Company officials announce the American Sheet and Tin Plate plant will pay out a record payroll of 40600 dollars for a single pay period. Last week the tin house produced 29600 boxes of finished tin plate breaking the previous 28000 box mark as every department runs at full capacity.
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South Sitaron
American Sheet and Tin Ate Company
Woman Health Claims for Lydia E Pinkham Compound
Sabattus Maine letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for childbirth recovery and relief during change of life. Testimonies from Granitev ille Vermont and other communities claim improved health, urging publication of letters to help distressed women.
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Sabattus
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ilver
Phriician
Graniteville
Lydia
India
Examiners Begin Work at Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock Pa June 17 The state board of examiners will prove Saturday to begin their work. The losses are large and the examination will last three days. The number of seniors is about 165 mids about 140 junior middlers about 60 and juniors about 130. A water tower behind the main building holds 7 000 barrels and is elevated to give great pressure in the Hines D7 Patterson and David Wilson supervised the work.
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Slippery Rock
State Board of Examiners
Patterson
David Wilson
Pythian State Officers Meet in Sharon Lodge Assembly
Brigadier General Reichard Col Kleiz of Pillsburg Colonel Homer of Greenville and Major Motfit of New Castle visit as state officers discuss uniformed rank reorganization. A battle-based committee reviews prospects for a Pythian temple and assesses feasibility of funding for the project.
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Reichard
Colone Kleiz
Pillsburs
Homer
Greenville
W. Mot
New Castle
Knights of Pythias
Sharon Lodge
UW. RE. PL
Batlfing
J. 14
Davis
Frank Studa
W. J. Sample
Walter Finiter
R. M. George
Chauns Eey Troyer
Charles Sayora
Prices Reach Twenty Year High in 1909 Wholesale Report
The 1909 wholesale price index, covering 257 commodities, rose 3 percent from 1908 but stayed 2.2 percent below 1907. Prices were 14.6 percent above 1900 and 41 percent above 1897. March 1910 marked the highest level in 20 years, with notable gains in farm products and several food and commodity groups. Some sectors like house furnishings and metals saw declines.
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Bureau of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Inwest
Aerial Line for New York's 400 planned to Newport
An aerial transit line between Newport and Narra gansett Pier is contemplated for this summer. Joseph H. York of the Zofiac Dirigible Airship company announced that dirigible service is being considered as a feature of the social season at Newport and the pier. A Newport contractor is to erect two aerodromes at each end, one at Scarborough beach and the other site in this city undetermined.
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Newport
Narragansett Pier
Joseph H. York
Zofiac Dirigible Airship Company
Scarborough Beach
Army of Bees Attacks Horses In Washington
A swarm of bees disturbed by two horses invaded a hive area near the Potomac shore in Washington on June 17. The bees caused the death of two horses and stung a negro driver who fled, his face swollen and eyes closed. The incident involves Dr Reginald Mannon and local honey gatherers pursued after the escape.
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Washington
Reginald Mannon
Potomac River
Onpoisle
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Goodyear
Caena
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the Great Shoe Man
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Washington St
Frey
TIN Plate Mill
P 'Thian State
Elgin Creamery
Tnica
Hotman
Oakland
Nayat
Raaroy
JAP Ware
E. Washington St
Bell
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Johnston's Music Store
East Street
George P. Bryan
Groton Ave
People’s
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G. B. Zabniser
Clendenin Mock
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