Opposition 10 A Bond Issue Faces District Vote
A fragmented notice discusses opposition to a bond issue in Ellenboro district with May 18 voting date to raise 240,090 for road improvements while opponents push for equal treatment of corporations and exempted city costs. community items include social club entertaining, a new oil and gas producer, a funeral, a marriage, and Judge Woods presiding at St Marys circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Ellen Boro
Ron Tm
Oceanshore
Indhy
Lal Call
HATCHINGS FROM THE BOOBY HATCH TOILES OF WEIRD NOTED ITEMS
A fragmented regional column from Denlin May 6 recounts local names and places with wartime chatter, social notes, and scattered anecdotes. It mentions Harrison and Harrsville figures, a move of James Sunren, and the Ho B. Me Ginnia family departure, plus oblique references to Villa, U.S. Army medical corps, and Wilton-leaning topics amid a string of miscellaneous notices.
Bunco Men Almost Get His Savings In Park Plot
Otis Janssen, an Indiana farmer, thwarted a bunco scheme when detective Harry Raymond spotted him on a Central Park bench with suspects. Janssen tried to hand over a $10,000 certified check, while three men labeled as James Sindweil Nat Nittleton and William Arthur were arrested after following to a bank. Police saved Janssen from loss and prepared to return the funds to his bank for safety.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Bunco
Otis C. Janseon
Andrew
Harry Raymond
Janssen
Central Park
Rogues’ Gallery
James Sdlweil
Nat Nittleton
Willian Arthur
Raymond
Ftll
Jansen Enid
Tnes
Tom
Canada
Firat
Jane ‘Yen
Rots
Felter
Teddy Roosevelt Dominates Pennsylvania Straw Vote in 1916 Campaign
In Philadelphia on May 6, Theodore Roosevelt led a statewide Republican straw poll by a wide margin, with 10,783 votes vs Brumbaugh 3,899 and Hughes 1,279. Other candidates trailed as totals reached 26,420 across the state, signaling strong Roosevelt momentum for the next GOP nomination.
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Philadelphia
Theodore Roosavelt
Canvays
Philadelphia Evening ‘Telegraph and Co-Operation
Telegraph
Taft
Penrose
Roosevelt
Brumbaugh
Supreme Court
Hughes
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Evening Telegraph
Pittsburg
T. R
Hrumbaugh
Ford
Harrisburg
Capitol HM
Gimbel Department
Teddy
Manayunk
Stock Exchange
West Philadelphia
Newcastle
Erle
Scranton
Willie-Barre
Reading
Altoona
Hazleton
Connellsville
Knox
Henry Ford
Shriner Imperial Council to Visit Buffalo This Summer
Prediction ranges 100000 attendees as Imperial Council of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine gathers in Buffalo July 11 12 and 13 with 139 temples expected to participate. Temples from Chicago and El Paso plan lavish travel schemes including trains steamers and mascots while Niagara Falls power plants and Canadian camps may be opened for tours.
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Buffalo
Imperial Council
Iksburg
Canada
Mexco
Huffalo
San Francisco
Chicago
Great Lakes
Putralo
North America
el Paso
Tex
Calgary
Shriners
Niagare
Lake
Niagara Falls
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Corbin
Emmett Addis Corbin
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O. K. Wigner
Mastames
Roy Isner
Joseph Gallaher Dawson
James Wilson
Hennevelle P. Drey
Alex G. Strickler
Carson Post
Uta K. Wigner
James B. Underwood
Imperial Ol and Gas Products Company
Willis S. Keith
Harrisville Road
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Blanche Southard
Harrisville
H. M. Hyner
Margaret Tresham
Broadwater
Isc Chapman
Mise Agnes Hawilton
Misa Tresham
LS. Vanney
Huntington
Marion
Cael County
Sietroyers
Lamm
Homer H. Woods
Elrcuit Court
St. Marys
Nagaleon Honaparte
Glen Elk Bridge
Ait
Lansing, Mich
Banner
Sykes
GrouraPny
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Harriseille
Trofes
Harrison
Wheeling
James Sunren
Henoghan and Hanlon Oil and
Fas
Cornwallis
Ellenore
Charles Hinton
West End
Mr. Hinton
Akron
Ritchie
Villa
Harry
Blair
Thle County
United States Army Medical Corps
Huchia
Mexico
Sixth Cavalry
Uty
Ft. Biles
Tex. Army Hospital
Inez Gor
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Harraville
Mown Isayer
Korn
Dawid O. Hazelings
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Beal
Braak
Lasier Goodwin
Jana Island
Bere
Goa
Rover
Fog
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Farrieville
Pierpoin
Zack
Connels
Wagner
Insuran
Florida
Ben
Arihay Carver
Montrose
Father
Jnck Bunk
Denlin
Otto
Sonpfetter
Haresorpfeffer
Clarksburg
W. Va
A. Hoban
Prom
Motion Picture Press
Huy Hues
Albert Kfarrit
Imiy
Weston
Janes Marsh
Ows Gashier
J. B. Westfall
Ne Fu
Ferry Mahaney
Jeska Darnall
Myrer
Anthony —W. Harnhart
Blactrie
Oklahoma
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Aohem
L. M. Johnson
Dublin
Carl
J. Miller
Montezuma
Colo
A. C. Tandautst
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Hee Prom
Ciderville
Moody Hatch
Levi Hawkins
Lie Main Aireot Restaureant
Lem Hae
Otto Behmidt
Rocky Mount
N. C
Evening Telegram
Pirates
Wilson Changey
U.S
Germany
Ehlekesn
Saw Methodist Episcopal Church
Jaan
Jane Lew
Louis, Mo
Globe- Democrat
Suicida Uy
Pessons One
President Wilson
General Scott
Wilson
National Service School
Chevy Chase
National Capital
Lowa
Taft Paver
Hardman
United States
Steinway
Chickering
Knabe
Angelus
Victor Victrolas
Krakauer
Buffalo Zoo
Shrine
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the Champion Shoe Repair Shop
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