Reform Battle Shapes Republican Convention Seats
A Northern drive for a new basis of representation in the Republican National Convention grows urgent after the Chicago contested selection. Emphasizing district strength and federal appointments, the movement challenges the Taft slate and calls for a fair, regionally balanced convention system.
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New York
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
William H. Taft
National Republican Committee
Republican National Committee
U. S
Taverne Ectectora
Jemea Francis Burke
Chicago
Siltehcork
Taft
Habgood’s Rise Tied to Penrose Schemes in State Politics
The piece describes Habgood aligning with Penrose, organizing a country counties bloc and a newspaper editors association to advance political power. It notes Habgood’s roles as organizer and presumed future speaker if Penrose’s influence prevails, with McKean county seen as potential key to his fate and party power.
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Mate Press Association
Habgood 8
Peprose
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Habgood
Nnd
Penrose
Hebgood
Newspaper Association
Pennsylvania
Phila
Idelphia
Allagheny County
Chicago
Nolus
Knox
McKean County
King
United!” Bintes Senate
Sharon's Fervor and a Censoring Press In Sharon
A lake of stray notes and a collage of local gossip. The column lampoons sensational lessons ads and self help pitches while noting Sharon residents’ religious fervor and a tragic death of Miss Laura Taylor at a Sunday meeting. Commentary questions press censorship and political stakes around Bryan and Kentucky politics mix with humorous asides about small town life.
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Shayon
Snd
Laura
Taylor
Sharon
Tor
Bro
Allence
Y W C A Committees Named For Next Year
Young Women’s Christian Association announces standing committees for the coming year appointed by President Mrs LB Grimek. Departments cover Religious, Educational, Finance and Membership duties with chairs including Mrs J L Stretton, Dr Anita M Jack, Miss Bertha Houston, Mrs A M Leohner, and many listed assistants across Bible classes mission study gymnasium reading and luncheon and boarding house operations.
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Young Women’s Christian Associate
LB. Grimek
Massciation
Board of Funders
Miss May
White
Mre
J. Ll. Stretton
T. W.philipa
M. J. Hunter
Frank Felton
Anus Robinson
J. J. Dean
Cordellia Roberta
Anita M. Jack
Jean Butler
Francea Miller
Anna Doddy
Kathryne Foulke
Francea Foulke
Kate Stockman
Rachel Wallace
Agnes Perry
Jobe Ouralar
A. ™. Leobner
A. M. Leohner
Ims
Norris
Martin
Mary Ward
George Greer
Misa May White
Carrie L. Jeffrey
C. G. Long
Anna
Matilda Ritchie
Stella Staats
Jennie L. Morgan
Mary Waret Smith
Misa Winifred Lewis
Mra Garm! Glover
Charles Godfray Lindner
Gus McGraw
J. F. Greer
Charles Esadel
Stella Morgan
C. @. long. 3. Lunch room: Mrs. Mary B. Mahard chairman; Mra. W.W. Richbaum
Loyal Wilson
Mary, McClaren
Misa Hester Hainer
Mise
Pullip
Herriman
Mallce Jack
Bertha Houston
Misa
Lulu’ Boyles
Daisy Foltz
M. M. Barnes
Milas Harriet Blanchard
James. Verner
Sachal
May defeat Habgood in McKean county election
In Bradford McKean county residents face a political choice against Robert P. Habgood who seeks re nomination. The piece argues defeating the Republican nominee would aid the party and protect Pennsylvania from Habgood’s political stance while noting Habgood's limited personal influence.
Pirates Defeat Giants To Take Early Lead In Italian Twilight
In their second meeting of the season the Pirates beat the Giants 4-2 to claim early first place in the Italian Twilight league. The game notes mention Delilo Balloni and Dol as batters, with Morcerello on base and Polasoy, L. Battoni, Coall, De Milo cited among players and a passed ball by Loog. Umpires were George and Punlo.
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Pirates
Giante
Thyscura
Santa
Delilo
Balloni
Dol
F. Morcerello
Ut By Pitched ball—Delillo. Stolwn valve—Folasoy
L. Battoni
Coall
de- Milo
Loog
Twmpires
George and
Punlo
Fourth of July Special at Volant and Events
A Volant Fourth of July program features a Fantastile parade and an address by Judge Porter. Fireworks are planned by Foaroni with train haven for New Cantly at 11 p.m. City timmy sections note field sports and a Pennsylvania train arrival.
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Volant
Rall Gation
Judge Porter
Foaroni
Pennsylvania
Morning Health and Fresh Air in New Castle
An old issue extols bright June mornings and early walks for health. It urges outdoor activity, calling for restraint indoors, praising brisk mornings, cool evenings, and the invigorating effect of fresh air on body and mind. It notes people often neglect exercise and advocates a routine of early rising and walking for renewed vitality.
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New Castle
Youngstown
Mace’ Watt
Cascade Park
Pittsburg and Lake Erie R R Ticket Offer to Cleveland
Pittsburg and Lake Erie R R offers a $3.00 Cleveland round trip due to N E A conversion with sale from June 25 to July 1 and return by July 1. Ticket agent Geo W Hamilton at 269th Avenue handles arrangements and inquiries. Sunday endorsement notes St Peter's Aid Society and Knights of Columbus of Sharon back resolutions praising Rev Billy Sunday. Morton of Sharon asserts he, not umpire Weddige, caused trouble last Saturday and contemplates Patterson conflict.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie R. R
Cleveland
Ratorn Umit
Geo. W. Hamilton
St. Peter's Aid Society
The
Knights of Columbia of Sharon
Billy Sunday
Morton Fe
van Fpatterson
Sharon
Morton le
Cora Irbe Elected Physical Director of YWCA
Miss Cora Irbe of Bempbia Tenn was elected physical director of the Young Women's Christian Association at the board of managers meeting Monday evening Miss Irbe to receive 400 for eight months or 350 per month. She will arrive mid September and gymnasium classes start October first. The committee will purchase gym equipment and arrange space for basketball outside the assembly hall. Irbe recently completed physical training at New Haven Conn and was hosted by Miss Lucille VanGorder.
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Cora Irbe
Bempbia
Tenn
Young Women's Christian Association
Misa Erbola
Bhete
Associa
Snsembly
Mise Irbe
New Haven
Conn
Board of
Mies Lucille VanGorder
Ha Association
Public School Board Denies Globe Reporter Access
The New Wilmington Globe rebukes a Scheol building special meeting of the borough school board for teacher elections. The paper’s representative was asked to retire, prompting the editor to protest star chamber proceedings and demand open, public coverage of the board’s actions.
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Star Chamber
New Wilmington Globe
Scheol
the Globe
The
Globe
Ecoot
Boarch
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