City Officers Change in Carbondale Unopposed Reorganization
The city appoints James J. O'Neill as mayor and George W. Evans as controller. T. F. Conner remains treasurer for a third term as John Davis is elected select council chairman and W. H. Masters leads common council. Loftus named city clerk. Banquet follows at Harrison House as old and new officers take oaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Conner
George W. Evans
John Davis
W. H. Masters
A. F. Loftus
Harrison House
Tribune
Carbondale
James J. O'Neill
George W. Evning
T. F. Conner
John W. Kilpatrick
John F. Wheeler
Select
A. IF. Loftus
Common Council
Select Council
M Cone
Davis
Kilpatrok
Mugor O'Neal
George Evans
John D. 1A
Selevcouncil
Wy Ry Masters
Borne Y
Reorganization Increases Republican Council Majority
The reorganization yields a Republican majority of six on joint votes and a majority in common and select councils. Republicans win the last year’s vote in select council, while common council gains two votes and the overall majority remains with the GOP.
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Common Council
No Contest in Carbondale Poor Board Reorganization
The Carbondale poor board elected officers with no contest, naming John McCabe as president Morgan Thomas as treasurer James McMillan as secretary and re appointing Jerry Clune as steward and Mary Clune as matron Attorney H C Butler was reelected solicitor Committees were named with no friction and the meeting described as exceedingly tame.
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John McCabe
Morgan Thomas
James McMillan
Jerry Clune
Tribune
Carbondale Poor Board
Mary Clune
H.C. Butler
Messrs. McCabe
McMillan and
Williams
Lynch
Burke
McCabe
Janes F. Burke
Harry T. Williams
Lunney
James F. Burke
McMillan
The New Officials at Carbondale
Hon James J ONeill begins a second mayoral term in Carbondale Democrat Patrick F Conner starts a third consecutive term as city treasurer George W Evans rose in spring elections and serves as health board secretary John Davis was unanimously chosen chairman of select council W H Masters new chairman of common council A F Loftus reelected clerk of common council Loftus is cashier in the Erle freight office
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City Hall
Kilpatrick
Byron
Clark
Jamesy J. O'Neil
Connor
O'Neil
Common Council
John T. Loftus
Henry Cook
Thomas F. Murphy
George Hobbs
W. J. Hunter
John Evans
John Masters
Abe L. Sul
William Collins
Ates. Kennedy
Wourth
Mr. Thompson
W. H. Masters
Stone
A. I. Loftus
James J. O'Neill
Carbondale
Patrick F. Conner
George W. Evans
Carbondale Board of Health
Evans
John Davis
Select Council
A. F. Loftus
Loftus
Erle
Comoradile Sparks Valley Settlement Talk
Local readers of The Tribune react with gleeful energy to news about a sleet carduike settlement in the valley. Early morning chatter highlights a shared topic of discussion as residents digest the unfolding developments.
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Comoradile
Yederdey
Tribune
Forest City line delay dampens town mood
The city expresses cautious optimism as readings show economic rebound and new patronage at Forest City diners. Tracks and wires slow rail service. a funeral and local group elections follow amid community activity. Solomon Nichols dies at Emergency Hospital after rheumatism. services at Laurel Street home. Community groups elect officers and plan weekly meetings at Congregational church. Knights of Columbus members attend funeral in Arnold. Wedding and funeral details and Scranton Railway cooperation for tonight’s theater crowd are noted as plans unfold.
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Scranton
Forest City
Solomon Nichols
Isen
Ore Ester
W. Turner
Laurel Street
Charléa Lee
Imade
Maplewood Cemetery
Byrne Kag
Scranton Railway Company
Mayfield
Jermyn
Medland Enjoys Pedro Club Evening
Mra T. E. Medland of Copeland Avenue enters pleasantly to the Pedro club tonight for a social gathering and amusement.
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Mra
T. E. Medland
Copeland Avenue
Pedro Club
Business figures and travelers cited from regional firms
A. Bassett of Hendrick Manufacturing visits New York City while W I Till(y) of Carbondale Machine returns from Philadelphia and New York. A P Troutwein of Carbondale Machine trips to New York. John Morgan heads to Pittsburgh for work. Mrs Jud Foster of Gilbert Center attends a funeral in Prompton. Lewis Pizer of Jermyn drives to the city. Master Mechanic Robert Rennie of Mercy nary and Hudson returns from Buffalo and New York. Mr and Mrs Frank McCond of Scranton spend Sunday with relatives in the city.
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A. Bassett
Hendrick Manufacturing Company Ia
New York City
W. IL. Tilley
Carbondale Machine Company
Philidelphia
New York
A. P. Troutwein
John Morgan
Pittsburg
Jud Foster
Gilbert Short
Prompton
Tewis Pizer
Jermyn
Robert Rennie
Mercenary
Hudson
Buffalo
Frank McCond
Scranton
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Advertised
A short ad notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a promise that druggists refund money if the product fails to cure. The box bears E. W. Grove's signature, and the price is 2 cents.
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E. W. Grove
St James Church Farewell for Rev Fessenden and Local Notices
The Ladies Aid and St James' Church members bid farewell to Rev C B Fessenden as he leaves for Mansfield and Tioga after donating 83 for missions. Rev Mr Brodhead new rector served Sunday. Mrs Hanophy funeral held. cooperative store meeting announced. Allen family of Carbondale visited.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St James’ Church
Fessenden
Mansfield and
Tioga
St. James
Taking Desperate Chances and Colds
It warns that neglecting colds weakens lungs and invites serious illnesses. It urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famed for curing colds, available at all druggists for a trifling price.
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Rover
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W. W. Fletcher
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Battle and Davis
Victor Thompson
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Metcher
Noon
Common Council Meeting
Coling
Thompson
Masters
Collins
Nealon
James Solomon
Sixth Ward
James Thompson
D. W. Humphrey
Thomas Battle
Solomon
Barrett
Third Ward
Mr Mannion
Messrs. Battle and
W. W. Pletcher
Afr. Davis
Marcus Frieder
Robert Edwards
Mitchell Hose Company
M. F. Connor
P. A. Carroll Charles Cavanaugh
Michael Moran
B. A. Kelly
John J. McNulty
Mitchell Hoge Company
Belect Council
Thomas Barrett
John Davin
Tolin FP. Mannion
J. Kirth Ward
A. T. Thompson
Gabriel Puglisno
Abe J. Salim
Robert Whitteld
John J. Nealon
Pousth
Alex. Kennedy
W. Ll. Masters
Willams
Te Newark Shoe Co
Jonas Long's
Newark Shoe Co
Jonas Long
Hos
Tuck Ouu
Civ Twaawer
George W. Evass
Hound of Health
New Aily
Jen Davie
Ulairan
W. Uw, Masters
Ladies’ Temperance Legion
Marion Mills
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Bose McMinn
Maudhe Dolph
Mary Iylms
Miew Crone Powell
Carrie Geary
Clor
Minnie Wallace
Legion
Congregational Church
Temperance
Knights of Cole Hohe
Ed. Clarke
Arelnald
St H. Kerwin
Thomas A. Kirkwoll
Frank Tt. Devers
M. T. Morke
Patrick J. Morlan
Andrew Brennan
We. Burke
Johan O'Rourke
Roe
Kilhutlen
FL. Cliffford
Matiew Norton
M. Rt. Campbell
Timothy Gilhool
Jeremiah O'Hearm
Michael 4. Horan
Thoma A. Walker
Janva A. Burke
John i. Harte
M. J. Murphy
John W. Grant
Henry Herd
Eights
Seventh Avenues
Howe
John Brown
South Church Street
Charlie Hull
Charles Dwi
Froin
Mila Uitide
Mies
Ida Gawtner
Mie
Ephriam Gardner
West Scranton
Methodist Church
Terrace Street
A. F. Chaffee
Dixon Hill
William J. Davis
Berean Baptis Church
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Dr. Whalen
W. B. Grow
Whalen
John Matthews
John Edwards
William Jones
A. J. Madison
Daniel Davis
Nicholaw Moon
George Ward
Willan Schelly
George Emmet
Willian Bates
John McConnell
The
Pedro
Jermyn and Mayfield
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