Endorsed Candidacy for Governor Watres Backed by Lackawanna Rally
A large turnout at the Lyceum endorsed Colonel L A Watres for governor with speakers touting his integrity and leadership. The resolution urged Republicans statewide to unite behind the non factional candidate, predicting victory in state and national races.
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Lyceum
L. A. Watres
Joseph A. Scranton
James Moir
John R. Farr
John E. Barrett
A. J. Colborn
Everett Warren
James McLeod
Scranton
Lackawanna
Colonel Watres
Pennsylvania
Witres
Elkin
Judge Pennypacker
Mr. Elkin
Pennypacker
Watres
Quay
Falkin
Tilly
Harrishire
Lackawanna County
Oouls
Arthur Watres
Harrisburg
Republican Party of
Republican
Watren
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Warren
Elkins
Major Warren
New York Times
Dick" Quay
Lackawanna Bar
Bauer
North End Glee Club
Angle of pistol held in Cosgrove murder trial disputed
Testimony from Dr Willson and Dr Connell debated the angle of a pistol’s shot that wounded Daniel McAuliffe. Willson said 45 degrees toward the ground, Connell 60 degrees, as jurors heard evidence in the Cosgrove murder case before Judge Newcomb.
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Cosgrove
Thomas Walkey
Harnessmaker
Scranton
Thomas R. Jones
Miner
M. J. Kearney
Driver Boss
Archbald
W. J. Stephens
Farmer
North Abington
The
Commonwealth
R. J. Murray
M. P. Mitchell
Moran
Luzerne Street
Daniel McAuliffe
Arthur J. Willson
Lackawanna Hospital
McAuliffe
Willson
A. J. Connell
Connell
Reed Burns
Warren
Not to remove grain tax announced in Commons
London dated June 3 reports Sir Michael Hicks Beach the chancellor of the exchequer told the house of commons that the grain tax will not be removed from the budget. The decision confirms the tax will stay as part of fiscal policy.
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London
Michael Hicks- Beach
House of Commons
Advertised Letters List at Beranton Post Office June 4 10
Post office lists remaining uncalled letters in Beranton Pa dated June 4 10. Names include Karn EL postmaster Allen Keller Mrs M BE Bryxon Min Apnow Ring Harry Brockway M W Kelly Thomas Heck William J Rantings Edward Huder Miller J HeLatterman William Hamson Miss Ma Lang Emil ne St Loomis H RB Lynott Mary M Murry Fisher Moore HL McGough Thomas Moore F H Bennett Martha v Beeck Jucol Corbin A T Creece Mrs W J Commisky Willi Conlon PL J Bin awormet Rev Carpenters L Parne ll Roderick File cog ae Perkins Colling J J Provont Mrs Mary Dorsey Charles Patterson L A Davis Myrtle Revels Micatio PDiannin Mise Marlon Richards Mrs De Dorval John Riebel Frank Emerson Mrs Thos Smith Charley Evans Miss Margar Sheeran Thomas Balsbury Penr Francy Miss Graceslough Prod Faulkner Stonghorne Miga Gibson Maggie Louise Fotzer Ray Spencer Edgar Gough Mrs Tl Bilstury Mises Gerbie Charles Stone Arthur Goucher Mrs Dollasnyder Albert Geary Edward Smith Frank Halatead Liz a Slocum A het Stewart Herb Hazen C Herrr Misa Mildred Hanselman Miss El Thirlwell George eanor tley Mine Tone Harris Charles Vandyke Willa Hingmman Kathryn Vandalkep Roy H C Horn Heinrich Wurts BR k Walsh Will Plumber Joyce Mira Annie White William Johnson Mamle Wright Praneda Johnson Samuel Williams Margaret Jones David Young Fred Kine Mrs T F Joseph Collins Hy J Crews William ughes Kimingin Kymneny Marle Barth W Patterson William Slenzo
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Beraunton
Heise
Karn EL
ADU
Allen
Keller
Mra
M. BE
Bryxon
Mins Apnow Ring
Harry Brockway
M. W. Kelly
Thomas Heck
William J. Rantings
Edward Huder
Miller J. HeLatterman
William Hamson
Jury finds John Tuffy not guilty and assigns costs
The jury in John Tuffy's case returned a verdict of not guilty yesterday and placed the costs on the county. Henry Price, colored, was convicted of depraved assault and battery in an attempted killing of Laura Paine with a razor in Raymond court on March 17, with the weapon drawn to attack her neck but stopped by interference. A woman testified Price did not assault her, yet other witnesses confirmed the affray and his conviction. William Bushinsky, a junk dealer, of
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John Tuffy
Henry Price
Laura Paine
Raymond Court
Price
William Bushinsky
Brass theft at Mt Pleasant colliery leads to trial
Price Street faced trial on purchasing brass stolen from carriages at Mt Pleasant colliery. Testimony from Thomas Watkins Ernest Watkins and Joseph Gaughan alleged theft and sale to Bushinsky who denied the boys statements. Jury retired at adjournment. Dupin assault charge against John McGowan was quashed due to escape wording in the commitment.
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Price Street
Mt. Pleasant
Thomas Watkins
Ernest Watkins
Joseph Gaughan
Bushinsky
Frank Duplin
John McGowan
Charter sought for Retail Liquor Dealers association
Yesterday an application was filed in court for a charter of the Retail Liquor Dealers association of Lacka Wanna and Luzerne counties. The plan envisions a twenty five member board including directors from Scranton Wilkes Barre Plymouth Dunmore Carbondale Glen Lyon Archibald Olyphant Pittston and others with mutual protection aims.
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Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Lacka Wanna
Luzerne County
Glen Lyon
W. J. Dunn
Archibald—Charles Reedy
Olyphant
W. J. Evans
Pittston
John J. Donnelly
Gorman Named Defendant in suit Over Seized Goods at Penn Avenue
Walter Gorman of Penn avenue was made the defendant in a damages suit brought by Edward W. Thayer for Edward Hardwick. Hardwick alleges on May 17 the defendant seized his goods though no rent was owed and on May 41 sold them, seeking 20000 dollars for injury to credit and business destruction.
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Walter Gorman
Penn Avenue
Edward W. Thayer
Edward Hardwick
Gorman
Hardwick
Four Representatives Vanish as Packing Firm Faces Prosecution
Exclusive AP dispatch from New Orleans reports four representatives of the large packing company under government criminal proceedings have fled with all books and records. One is pursued locally, while the other three reportedly head toward Mexico.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Mexico
Fresh underclothes sale with cambric and nainsook
New lots of muslin cambric and nainsook undergarments are marketed as good as sold-out lines. Prices allow any budget, with middle grade pieces praised as purely dainty and plain yet appealing. The busiest times are before opening and after closing, while gaps occur midday and late afternoon.
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Bar
Mr. Moir
Moir
Safo
Prinmarien
Farr
Ife
Pilcher
Congress
Barrett
Truth
Stone
Senator Quay
West Gcranton Station
Joseph Collins
Hy. J. Crews
Williamughes, Kimingin Kymneny
Marle Barth
W. Patterson
William Slenzo
Newcomb
Henry A. Dasenbun
Julia Wagner
William F
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Branton
Mabel Leonard
Csceeeeeservesess
Scranlon
Stanley Zockowick
Teaeenewee
Marin Wri
Diiimore
Casper Ragell
Taylor Mary Koputovsky
Taylor Joseph Anastasio
Old Forge
Pasqua Tortosici
Thomas Conmois
EEF
Associated Press
New York
Horner
R. J. Horner & Co
Furnalture Makers
Edoa Musee
Panama
Sumter Brothers
Complete Outfitters
Lonnelly & Wallace Cranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Sumter Brothers, Complete Outfitters
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