Election slate and disputed Sunday law meeting discussed
The article reports endorsements for state and federal offices by Amos Il Mytin and James W. Lal Ta, along with Galusita Al Grow and George Fiore for Congress. It notes a claimed informal meeting about a Sunday law and Mayor Connell’s letter, contested by Mr Phelpa and sourced to Mr E Mosag as authority.
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Lascastem
Nerial
James W. Lal TA
Philadelphea
Galusita AL Grow
Susquemans
George Fiore
Westmorelast
Tim
Jons HH
Bulls
Branda
Tre Thinoni
Connell
Phelpa
Whit Tre Tuimann
E. Mosag
Why the coal strike lingered and who bears fault
The Washington Post questions why it took a month of pressure for bituminous coal operators to concede to miners and argues justice waited on violence. It notes the cost of the strike, the harm to workers and operators, and urges fair talks to restore peace and goodwill. The piece ends urging continued organization for political and business victory.
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Washington Post
the Post
Trial frames Shea as murderer not partisan
Acting District Attorney Fagan declares in urging the state against Gar Shea that the March riot and Robert Ross death stem from sectarian manipulation and crime, not politics. He asserts Shea offered money to incite violence and emphasizes that crime is not partisan or religious.
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Troy
Robert Row
Fagan Lnst Briday
Gar" Shea
Shea
Ross
Fagan
Robert Ross
Itia
Polla
Catho- Hc
Rhea
Political reform debates and sectarian education row
A reformist stance condemns political assassination and Tammany influence while urging end to entrenched party power. Discussions cover sectarian school funding, state aid, and the need for church-state separation, with appeals to figures like George Clison and Frederick Coudert. A proposed veto reform by Elba Root and critique of Senator Quay’s stock trading are noted.
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Red Rock
Alvany
New York
Elba Root
New York State
Senate
Pennsylvania
Board of Review
Union
Public dispute over honesty and government in Nebraska
The text presents a clash of speeches from Professor Herron and Governor Cronoso at a University of Nebraska Lincoln event. Herron attacks democratic ideals and judicial fairness, while Cronoso defends national institutions and civic duty, contrasting visions amid a charged political moment.
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University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Herron
Cronoso
America
Kingston post office fight signals Hines victory
In a turbulent Kingston scene Representative Hines appears poised to win the post office struggle, aided by brighter Luzerne industry and a weakened Republican opposition. Scranton politics swirl with post office woes and a Lake Ariel excursion plan as local newspapers swap rivals and arrivals.
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Hines
Kingston
Wilkes-Harre
Remembrance of Nay Aug and distant lands in verse
The piece recalls Nay Aug and distant places like Moscow and Elmburat through a nostalgic poem. The speaker reflects on childhood memories, treacherous river banks, and a final farewell echoing memory as life ebbs and gates open. Names include William Nosig Beranton, Pennsylvania, and a June date.
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Elmburat
Moscow
Russia
Why did bituminous operators delay wage increase
The Washington Post questions why bituminous operators did not raise miners’ wages earlier, noting riots and property destruction, business paralysis, and substantial losses. It suggests the operators could have increased pay before the troubles and wonders about the motive for delaying.
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Washington Post
Good Teaching Every Day From Philadelphia Times
The Philadelphia Times argues that public schools fail to nurture citizenship and that Flag Day rhetoric should push eliminating nonessential subjects to focus on essentials, making every day of the year a learning day, including vacations.
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Philadelphia Times
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