Pinchot candidacy challenges to party bosses and editors
The piece argues Pennsylvania Governor Gifford Pinchot is a strong reform candidate with a record on forest preservation coal strikes bootleggers and law and order. It warns rivals and ridicule will not derail him noting his national appeal and potential impact on the 1920 election.
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Theatrical Circles and Soul Portraits in New York
Ernest Linnenkaimp the celebrated portraitist is in New York seeking fifteen of Americas most beautiful women to paint portraits. He plans to choose those whose souls peep from their eyes and whose hair betrays temperament. Critics doubt the odds of finding true beauty in the theatrical circle.
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Chive Weis
America
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Ohio Today's Anniversaries and Parsonage Tales
An eclectic column blends anniversaries and memories from Ohio towns with brief biographical notes. It mentions Templeton and local figures, plus passages about boats, Put-in-Bay lore, and a humorous tale of a street wheel and a lighthouse song.
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Waves and Flag Stand Salute at Dinner Event
An unclear scene depicts a dinner where a flag and a standing salute appear. A speaker mentions a place that evokes pride, with reflections on tradition and belonging. The fragment hints at a community gathering or ceremonial moment.
Merchants counsel purchases and royal praise in 35 years ago tale
A merchant advised buying an imported Egyptian feather muff and boa for an event. John Ireland, English poet and shopkeeper, displayed a letter from a queen thanking him for a poem praising her. Republicans were accused of slurring Democrats with a Cleveland and Thurman labor line. Fire destroyed William Gregg’s lakeside home, affecting Mrs. Gregg.
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William Gregg
Lake Avenue
Gregg
TeeaAY to have telebra ea dances Yorn an d mat ay
The notice fragment mentions events labeled telebra and dances at Yorn and mat ay. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate local social gatherings or performances scheduled in the area. Other specifics such as dates or organizers are unreadable.
Abe Martin Ty Baeete Rew
Fragmentary OCR note listing names and terms. unclear events or dates. no coherent action or outcome identifiable.
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Ethical takeaway on a theft at JTW area age base
A fragmentary note describes an event at JTW ARN area with a vehicle line and parking setup. It mentions a base age and cars involved, but details are unclear.
New York Pastor Reports European Tour Views on Cities
Dr John Broach Stratton, New York pastor, returns from Europe with stark judgments. He cites Berlin as the worst European city, worse than Paris, and laments London as ponderous and on the path to ruin. He notes shocking public smoking by European women and warns New York of a fashionable degenerate trend.
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John Broach Straton
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Spooty Firth
Incomplete Fire Report Details at Local Stores
Fragments describe smoke incident with Grandma Gregg and a fire at a house. Mentions E stores and a gathering at 7 40 possibly related to a grocery event. Text is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Renia
Le Boutillier to Lead Long Island Railroad after Peters
George Le Boutillier will succeed the late Ralph Peters as President of the Long Island Railroad. A board meeting will certify his appointment, with a salary of 75000. He has chaired as president and director since January 13 of this year and led the road during Peters' illness. Le Boutillier, a Cincinnati native, began with the Pennsylvania in 1885 as a yardman and rose through railroad ranks.
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Ralph Peters
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Peters
I Aa
I Dent
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Pittshurch
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Railroad clerks gain five dollar monthly wage boost
Bridgeport reports railroad clerks have received checks covering a five dollar per month wage increase retroactive to July 15, reflecting a wage adjustment across the clerical staff.
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Bridgeport
Feun
Poems and Local Notes Highlight Francis Hastings Doyle Verse
Poems mix with local obituary notes from Pomeroy dated Oct 18. William G. Gaier, ex-county commissioner, recalls seeing Abraham Lincoln. Doyle's verse frames nature and mortality while caveats on Pomeroy poetry and local lore appear alongside a Civil War veteran obituary.
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Willam G. Gaier
Gier
Hig
Mees County
Abraham Lincoln
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