Deadlock at Harrisburg in Supreme Court Nominations
Delegates at Harrisburg endured nearly six hours of ballots with eleven candidates remaining for the high court seat. By midnight the race narrowed to Judge Kennedy of Allegheny vs Judge Yerkes of Bucks, while other hopefuls faded. despite the heat, order and good humor prevailed.
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Kennedy
Allegheny
Yerkes
Bucks
Buck
Krobus
Clearfield
Wolverton
Thwehtel Allen
Albright
Supreme Court Judeship
Ballots by County For Supreme Judge First Vote
Harrisburg June 4 report lists county by county support for supreme judge races. Candidates include Kennedy Ermentrout Krebs Mullen Wolverton Lynch Albright and others with totals ranging from 0 to 19 and a note that 21 percent was necessary for a choice.
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Harrisburg
Supreme Judge
Adama Eres
Allegheny
Kennedy
Armstrong—Kennedy
Doty
L. Theaver—Kennedy
Rodfont
Harris—Ermentrout
Hoak—Koreba
Bradford—De Witt, & Tucks—Yerkes
Watler—Alion
Ermentrout
Mecarozut
Cambria—Krebs
Cameron—Krebe
Carbon—Albright
Centreo—Krebe
Chester—Dickinson
Smith
Clarion—Krebe
Clearheld—Krebs
Clinton—Wolverton
Columbia—Lynch
Manson
Wolverton
Crawford—Allen
Cumberland—stewart
Huntingden
F. Rechte
Af Dickinnen
Stestromal
Munson
Bmith
Yerkes
Elcock
A Hke
Petter—Mullen
Sehuyvikill-Moehtel
Snyder—Wolverton
Bormoreot—Krebs
Sullivan—Almenn
Susquehanna—Dewitt
Little
Thich—Munion
Union
Venuneo—Allen
Wararren—Mullon
Washington—Mestreint
Wayne-Smith
Yorkes
Westmoreland — Kennedy
Mestreint
Wyoming
Mitle
York—Stewart
Credentials report seals Allegheny delegates victory
Associated Press from Harrisburg June 1 reports John C. Payne of Washington presented the credentials committee's report. The committee vote was 2 to 2, ruling Allegheny the winner of the contested delegates. Claims by Wayne and other counties to exceed titled delegates were rejected but it ends there.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
John C. Payne
Washington
Allegheny
Wayne
Charles J. Riley
Lycoming
Reading
J. Wood Chirk
Ine Hitnn
Mianik Fleteter
Bedford
H. M. North, Jr
Charles 8. Eckert
Teaver
Charles Donnelly
Philadelphia
Pyramid Pile Cure touted as safe remedy across years
The ad extols Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills as a painless cure for all pile forms, with testimonials from Major Dean and Dr. Meagan. It lists price details and a mail offer from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan, while also shifting to political notices endorsing election reforms and party leaders.
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Dean
Columbus
Ohio
J. W. Meagan
Leonardville
Kan
James Jamerson
Dubuque
Towa
Mrs. M
Hinkly
Mississippi &I
Indianapolis
Ind
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Democratic convention outlines reform platform in Pennsylvania
The convention adopted a platform denouncing unnecessary public employments and high salaries, urging tax law revision to favor equity, purging state payrolls, and ensuring prompt school and charity funding. It calls for honest government, reduced public debt, and broad reforms in taxation, franchises, and ballot secrecy.
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Pennsylvania
Sacrad Vhetta
Lawler
Willim Jennings Bryam
Jsetes
Campnten
Penneyivyania
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
House
Senate
Pattison
Lackawanna Township School Board Actions and Local Labor Dispute
The Lackawanna township school board met last evening and approved the bond of Treasurer-elect King. The National Mines Accident fund plans a July 20 picnic at Artesian Wellgrove. Minooka travels to Pitts ton Sunday for a game. Greenwood No. 1 colliery refused to work yesterday as boys demand more pay while officials say they are paid enough. the mine remains idle with no settlement date yet.
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Lackawanna Township
King
National Mines Accident Fund
Artesian Wellgrove
Minooka
Pittston
Greenwood
Employment Agent Quote Sparks Racial Then Age Stereotypes
A New York Weekly item cites an exchange where an employment agent offers a single Black girl who “does not object to children,” while a respondent asks about her origin and ages, reflecting era prejudices in labor ads.
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Miadam
Virelnth
New York Weekly
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Rev. Walker
Fillmore
Dr. Pierce
Btone
United States
Guffey
National Committee
James M. Guffey
Spain
James Cadwalader, Jr
Elnce William J. Brean
Cudwalider
Andi John McMananim
Supreme Court
Vicaney
Xenane
M.S. Quay
Hood
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and Wilkesarre
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Orwewert
Forres D.ann
Dorion
Thos. Kelly's
Pieskne Avenue
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
New York
Grace Church
William Taylor & Son
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
I. D. Crawford
Wholiesale
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper’s
Brock
Hotel Albert
Ith BF. & University Pl
Vison ‘Receeenkis
Tribune
Scranton’s Shopping Center
White Goods
Whaydaw
Connolly & Wallace
Wasiinaton Avenue
Weston Mill CO
Scranton
Carbondale, Olyphant
Pilsner
Moosic Powder CO
Repauro Chemical Co
Rocker
Columbia
Hartford
Pierce and
Stormer
Kellum & Conrad
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Ht, Pack
Holmes’ Electric
Spalding
Florey & Brooks As
Constae
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