State Government Officials Named in 4th District Ticket
List of state and local officials including Governor Hastings Lieutenant Governor Acditer-General Mylin James Latta George Hufs Ranton Oral Scar etc. Also mentions Franklin Clemons Treasurer Thomas Davies Clerk Torr B. Thomas District Secretary John Br Jones Recorder Hueyester Notary Pryoreregister Hopkins and T J Matthews as election or county posts.
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D. H. Hastings
Walter L . Acditer
MO Sane Mylin
Legislative Districts and Candidate Names Highlighted
A fragment lists district designations and candidate names including John R. Farr in the Second District, Alex T. Connell in the Fourth District, Bud Gro in the Fourth District, and Uhas P. O Malley in the Firat District with unclear contexts and spellings.
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Firat
John R. Farr
Alex. T. Connell
Metropolis claims cheap power for new industries in Pennsylvania
The piece touts northeastern Pennsylvania as a dense, growing metropolis with high population and rising costs, arguing electric power can be produced cheaper locally and urging Republicans to reassess factional infighting after a recent convention setback. It notes inflated figures and speculative economic plans amid a political critique.
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Pennseylvania
United States
Hutt
Burke Urged to Speak on Textbook Vote Deception
An editor urges Michael T. Burke to publicly address alleged false statements about his vote on the free textbook bill. The letter demands a clear confession or defense, warning silence will deepen distrust and harm his reputation amid a charged campaign.
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Michael T. Burke
Afr
Thorke
Tle
Elke
Burke
Michael T. Yurke
Liquor Dealers Endorse Burke In Fourth District Race
The Carbondale Liquor Dealers Association circular urges support for Michael T. Burke of Carbondale for representative, citing his stance for low license and advocacy during the last session. The secretary notes the group seeks to align voters in the district with liquor business interests.
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Carbondale
John Z. McDonald
Michael T. Burke
Burke
Low Lcense
State Cabiltol
Temperance Fight Shapes Local Politics in Lackawanna
A circular urges voters to elect Michael T Burke for representative to lower liquor licenses and cites his past support. It accuses Burke of double standards on temperance and condemns liquor dealers in Courbondale for backing him. The piece contrasts Williams’s conduct with the defeated congress candidate’s, criticizing trading tactics in the party.
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Hon. Morgan
Williames
Luxserne
Congress
Williams
Holt
Vaughnns Fight for Republican Senate Seat Highlighted
The piece argues for James Vaughnn as the Republican nominee, praising a straightforward campaign focused on merit and alignment with Governor Hastings. It contrasts Vaughnn with incumbent McDonald, criticizes McDonald’s tenure, and urges Republican unity while appealing to Democratic votes for cross party support.
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James C. Vaughnn
Ate Vitighin
Ife
Hastings
Judge Archhbald Named Republican Nominee
The Republican county convention unanimously chose Judge Archhbald, noting his conservative and dignified campaign, long experience, and proven ability to preside over the courts with fairness and intelligence in this nomination.
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Archhbald
Fragmented stump remarks mix on Quinnan Burke Vaughan and Archbard
The piece critiques Quinnan’s dismissal and pay, contrasts Burke with temperance foes, and endorses Vaughan and Archbard. It also notes Republicans' expected sweep, praise for the Lebanon Report, and attacks on Smith, Scranton, and Arvelbald as examples of party stakes and integrity.
Wilson speech in London banquet shocks British audience
The Philadelphia Press reports Hon. William L. Wilson's London banquet remarks as a candid confession that U S policies have torn down protective fences to aid British manufacturers. He argues the push for foreign trade comes at the cost of American markets and reciprocity.
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Philadelphia
William L. Wilson
London Chamber of Commerce
Great Britain
America
Wilson
Maine
Had A Fair Chance In Democratic Party Contest
A Democratic party editorial laments the party’s failures in Congress while contrasting its pledges to the people with what it calls perfidy and broken promises. The piece argues the Republicans would uphold national prosperity and integrity, warning that continuing Democratic policy would court dishonor.
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Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Senate
The Law of Libel and Public Figures
Judge Livingston of Lancaster discusses libel law differences between private individuals and public officials or candidates. He argues honest public criticism is allowed, while falsehoods are not privileged even if aired in newspapers, stressing press duty to seek truth and expose official conduct.
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Livingston
Lancaster
Rf Neon
Dadeo
Enia
Clemons Comment on Sheriff Salary Sparks Debate
The Béeranton Truth reports on criticism of Frank H. Clemons's remark that "a dollar a day was enough for a workingman" as part of the sheriff election discourse. Stakeholders quarrel over wage fairness and campaign positions ahead of polling.
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Béeranton
Frank H. Clemons
Local official denies Clemons quote in campaign dispute
The article records statements by city officials disputing a reported remark by Mr. Clemons. Clerk M T Taveile declares he never heard such words and opposes attributing them to Clemons during his campaign for sheriff. The piece cites the Truth and questions the quotation’s accuracy.
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Clemons
Select Council
M. T. Taveile
Clomone
Aml
Clotona
Contlett
Watch the Legislature From the Piltaburg Times
The article urges Pennsylvania legislators to elect Republicans to the U S Senate to bolster national control against tariff and policy shifts. It stresses the high stakes of maintaining Republican majority in the Senate through the upcoming election and urges lawmakers to act decisively this week.
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United States
United States Senate
Republican Party
Senate
National Senate
Pennsylvania
Jermyn Revolt Prompts Political Persuasion Spree
The piece rants about Captain Morris of Jermyn urging Republican voters to desert their city and cast straight Democratic ballots next Tuesday. It laments party infighting, urging voters to follow convictions rather than enemies’ demands, naming Morris and office seekers as targets.
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Jermyn
Ike Morris
Oelcs
House Iil
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