Democratic Party Notices From Western Pennsylvania
Franklin Pa March 13 1926 notices announce candidacies for national and state party positions. Names include Wondrow Wisin for President, S. Carmichael for At Large Committee, B A Graner for Democratic State Committee member, Sumner A Ori and others seeking primary nomination in May 1926.
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Franklin
Lolis
Missouri
Stian
Wondrow Wisin
Gallea
Carmichael
ATATS
Cumiutes
Demaina
BA Graner
Russell, Pa
Fimoa
Fleas
Ths
Biaté Cotpmitter
Sumner A. Ori
Warren, Pa
Industry Boom Drives Record Clearings in 1915 Surge
The report shows clearings reaching 5,266,000,600 by year start, with monthly totals around 70,000,000,000 and a 44.3 percent rise over 1915. Domestic trade boosts steel, textile, coal, and shoe industries as the stock market steadies after a German note. Steel prices, wages, and potential rail strikes shape near-term outlook, while coal and iron markets soften slightly and steel bar and wire product prices shift with demand.
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Hank Crearugs
Stock Exchange
Germany
Steel Corporation
Sartush
United States
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Pennsylvania
Avena
Milhwiids
Boston
Market notes on spring goods and weather impact
Several contracts for goods for next spring have been clawed at. There are higher prizes and plenty of orders for woolen goods, but manufacturers are cautious due to leather supply. Wheat rose on bad weather and late spring seeding. Corn advanced on May buying and hog receipts. sharp declines in Chicago stock yards.
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Chicago
Political Doubt and Reform Voices in Pennsylvania
A sprawling, satirical column rails at political hypocrisy in Pennsylvania. It cites Penrose and Brumbaugh allegations, contractor influence, and police role, warning reform requires genuine will not rhetoric. It laments Gullible voters, cites Carranza Cupnon, Johnson, and Rays of preparedness funding debates. It closes by noting Warren health warnings and local council duties.
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Penrose
Varo Brumbaugh Alliause
Alout
Ene Volere
Ponnagl Fania
From Other Viewpoints and Historic Conference Notes
Fragmented OCR text shows a mix of opinion items and reports from various papers. It mentions General Obregon and General Scott in a conference, along with remarks about honesty and sincerity, and references to Saratoga Springs and White House dinner table discussions. The fragmentary nature limits clear events or outcomes.
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General Obregun
General Scott
York World
Myer
Saratoga
Springs
Livate
United States
Weshingon Herald
Fragmented noisy local report with garbled names and events
A heavily garbled OCR text describes disrupted events on West Mila Street near a blacksmith shop and a Sunday evening incident. It mentions wheels over huts, machine errors, and a tense scene with authorities and residents, but many names and details are unreadable.
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Jens Nof
Semin
Mila Street
Evlaing
Fragmentary 19th Century Sports Page Snippet
Jumbled OCR text details a partial sports scene with names like Bly and Zan and mentions of a hall, play, and a rusty sword. The legible bits suggest a local game or event, possibly with players and a continuation note, but many words are garbled and uncertain.
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