Pattison Nominated Support Rises From Miners in State
Pattison gains momentum as miners and labor groups back his nomination. Kerr foes contend independents threaten ticket. George Guthrie to present Kerr if he runs. Pattison targets more county pledges as convention nears. Colonel Guffey and Pattison press forward at Reed House gathering.
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Pattison
Kerr People
Clearfield County
Frank Fitzsimmons
Lackawanna County
Lackawanna
A. V. Dively
Altoona
Blair County
George W. Guthrie
Charles A. Fagan
Pittsburg
Kerr
James Jay Gordon
Philadelphia Delegation Heads to Erie for State Convention
The Philadelphia delegation and about two hundred party workers left Broad Street Station by a Pullman special at 5:20 PM, arriving in Erie around 8:00 AM. They’ll base at Reed House and caucus tomorrow evening while contesting the city’s 29 delegate limit with a ten member committee led by Magistrate James E. Gorman arguing Philadelphia’s broader representation before state and credentials committees.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Erie
Reed House
Chester
Montgomery
Bucks
Creasy
James E. Gorman
Kerr Missionaries Back Pattison at State Convention
Four Schuylkill county delegates from the First district announced their intention to support former Governor Robert E. Pattison for the Gubernatorial nomination at the Democratic State Convention in Erie. The group included H. H. Christ, John F. Dolphin, M. M. Burke and A. P. Tabor, with about fifty Pattison supporters.
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Mahanoy City
Erie
Schuylkill County
Robert E. Pattison
James Kerr
Clearfield
H. H. Christ
John F. Dolphin
M. M. Burke
A. P. Tabor
Pattison
Woodward Boomers Start Centre County Delegation to Erie
A large Centre County Democratic delegation accompanied Col. John A. Woodward to the State Convention in Erie. Leaders included Col. J. L. Spangler Senator W Heinle P Gray Meek D F Fortney County Chairman John J. Bower and others. The group traveled by Pullman sleeper to support Woodward for governor.
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Bellefonte
J. L. Spangler
W. ©. Heinle
P. Gray Meek
D. F. Fortney
John J. Bower
John A. Woodward
Erie
Toe
Ifton Forge
Woodward
Greasy firm for 29 delegates in Philadelphia seating dispute
Erie dispatch reports a convention battle over Philadelphia's delegates with Chairman Creasy sticking to 29. Donnelly and Gordon prepare to press for 60, while Creasy and Stranahan defend the 29 and anticipate a lengthy floor fight and possible late session.
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Creasy
Congressman Hall
Philadelphia
Luzerne County
Union
Democratic Party
Philadelphians Preempt The Best Headquarters In Erie
Hundreds of Democratic delegates and gubernatorial supporters poured into Erie for the convention. Philadelphia pre-empted much of Reed House with cots beds and rooms and arranged quarters under A J Roggenburger guidance for tomorrow. Hotels and restaurants boosted staff as crowds stayed light, while Philadelphia aides patrolled the doors to guard their space.
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Erie
Philadelphia
A. J. Roggenburger
Quaker City
Philadelphia Scouts
Allegheny
Convention Center Decorations Signal Gubernatorial Feud
Descriptions of Harrisburg convention preparations show lavish but temporary decorations in the Reed House area. Flags drape windows, banners hail Kerr and Guthrie, with their headquarters adjacent and potential supporter clustering noted as the contest for the governorship unfolds.
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Erie
Harrisburg
Reed House
Kerr
Guthrie
Dauphin County Democrats Reach Unity In Convention
Harrisburg June 23 Special to The Philadelphia Times. Dauphin county Democrats resolved long standing factional tensions by an agreement between Ex Mayor Fritchey and B F Meyers. Fritchey names county chairman while Meyers picks two State convention delegates. Col W J Thomas re elected chairman. Delegates named for State convention and plans to back Governor McCormick. County Commissioners nominees Meehan and Lauman. County Auditor Mattis. Five member committee to fill vacancies, Meyers as chair. No Union fusion. Sheriff nomination left open.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County Democracy
Fritchey
B. F. Meyers
Meyers
W. & Thomas
H. O. Holstein
W. 8. Thomas
A. D. Klugh
John Peiffer
Albert Smith
Vance McCormaick
P. H. Meehan
Williamstown
William M. Lauman
Middletown
Army escort attacked by Bolomen near Camp Vicars Mindanao
Five Twenty-seventh Infantry soldiers guarding a wagon train near Camp Vicars Mindanao were attacked by ten Bolomen. One trooper suffered a severe head wound and another an arm injury as attackers, claiming Badinglam Mores from Bowo lodoe, seized a rifle and fled.
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Manila
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Camp Vicars
Erie Welcomes Rival Governors Candidates In Strong Reception
Erie greets Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls Pattison Kerr Guthrie with enthusiastic crowds. Pattison arrives with eastern delegates, tours Soldiers Home, and launches his campaign. Guthrie dismisses second place, while Kerr’s backers pledge unity. Local committees prepare convention at Park House. saloon hours extended and city events planned.
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Erie
Robert E. Pattison
John 8. Billing
P. Lowrey
William 4. Stone
Pattison
State House
C. H. Strong
City
Strong
William L. Scott
Pennsylvania
Major Colom
Major Tyson
Mr. Pattison
Gold Found in Helena Bed Sparks Prospect in Gulch
Special to The Philadelphia Timess Helena Montana June 23 The old bed of Last Chance creek after a search of more than thirty five years has been discovered accidentally and as a result many believe another find will occur within Helena Last Chance Gulch was a noted early day placer district and produced upwards of
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Helena
Mont
Last Chance Creek
Last Chance Gulch
$50 000 For School Houses In Camden
Camden Board of School Estimates reports needing 50 000 for land purchase and new school construction in First ward. The 40 000 land included project details, repairs to current schools, and issuing second grade certificates to High School normal training graduates such as Jeanette Bryant and Daisy Obert.
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Board of School Estimates
Camden
Board of Education
Board of Examiners
Jeanette Bryant
Daisy Obert
Edith Felton
Olga Pyle
Olivia Gibberson
Mary Nsonary Harper
Gertrude Rogers
Lillian Harvey
Avna Schrann
Kate Stanton
Mary Kletzel
Nellie D Caroline Taylor
May Marchant
Bertha Thompson
31 Scholarships Apportioned by Board of Education
The Board of Education committee on scholarships apportioned nine free and twenty two paid scholarships to colleges for graduates of the High and Manual Training Schools. Names of recipients will be determined by a sub committee and announced at the board’s next meeting.
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Board of Education Committee
University of Pennsylvania
Bryn Mawreee
Aes Aegan Ig Ae Feta
Bryn Mawr and Jefferson Scholarships Named in Will
The Bryn Mawr College trustees offer two free scholarships and two Simon Mubhr scholarships valued at 400 dollars a year for four years. A Shain competitive scholarship funds a free year at Jefferson Medical College. Three graduates from each high and normal school are recommended to a committee named by Mr Mabrins will for final award.
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Bryn Mawr College
Simon Mubhr
Shain
Jefferson Medical College
Simon Mubr
Mabr
Board of
City Trusts
Former Sheriff Lacy Arrested At Fire Scene In Trenton
Charles Lacy former sheriff of Atlantic county was arrested in Trenton after interfering with firefighters at a blaze that killed Mrs Williams. Lacy a former volunteer fireman blocked engines and refused to move.
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Trenton
Charles Lacy
Sherif
Atlantic County
Williams Hi S Lacy
Missing Boy Wilbur Clark Searched Across Essex Area
In Beverly Massachusetts on June 23 Mayor Cole organized a volunteer search for Wilbur Clark who vanished near Chebacco Lake Essex. About a thousand men joined four divisions led by Chief Ferguson and leaders Austin Whitcomb John Carter and Edmund Putnam to scan woods and swamps around the lake without locating any trace.
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Beverly
Mass
Cole
Wilbur Clark
Chebacco Lake
Essex
Ferguson
Austin Whitcomb
John W. Carter
Edmund Putnam
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