Candidates for Governor and Other State Posts Endorsed
A review of candidate endorsements notes Joeph Guffey backed by the Dry Federation and favored by the National Administration for Governor, with J Washington Logue as the only Dry Federation endorsed Lieutenant Governor candidate besides Whittlesey. Also listed are Asher Johnson for Internal Affairs, E H Beshlin supported by two parties, W P Ferringer for State Senate, and J W Neilly as a prohibition advocate with cross party backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joeph Guffey
Dry Federation
J. Washington Logue
the Inquirer
State Dry Federation
Mr. Whittlesey
Asher Johnson
Bradford
E. H. Beshlin
WP. Ferringer
J. W. Neilly
Our Home Insurance Society
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Wilson
Joseph F. Guffey
Washington J. Logue
Internal Affairs
Asher R. Johnson
Congress
Joseph F. Gorman
Fred Ikler
J. Calvin Strayer
Samuel R. Turner
W. P. Ferringer
General Assembly
Penrosism
Vodka Monopoly Question Mirrors Bolshevik Policy Shift
A historic ukase in Tsarist Russia ended the state monopoly on vodka rather than banning production. The article argues Bolshevik rule kept private alcohol production allowed, seeks to assess implications for state revenue and social reform, noting wartime efficiency gains and abstinence efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Nathanael A
Nazareth
Christian Science Monitor
Autocracy falls and Russia's temperance shift hailed
The piece argues that after the regime's overthrow a new Russia arose with temperance gains. It notes workers save money and seek life comforts, while the Bolsheviks claim to aid the proletariat through policy on vodka. It questions how much they truly serve the people in this regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Polsheviks
Democrats Urge Voters to Back Prohibition Amid PA Primaries
A partisan call urges all Democrats in Pennsylvania to vote in the upcoming state primaries. The message labels candidates for governor and other offices, urging support for President Wilson and the prohibition amendment to end Penrose influence and whisky practices in Pennsylvania.
Primary Day Call and War News Echo
Voters urged to mobilize for Tuesday primaries with registration day two weeks away. The message questions apathy and notes Russia mobilizing against Germany while criticizing Pennsylvania Democrats and Bonniwell as a risky party choice. It frames national politics against wartime mobilization and voter turnout concerns.
History repeats itself in congressional war powers crisis
The New York World contrasts 1918 debates over President Wilson and the Overman bill with 1864 criticism of Lincoln. It argues Congress resists executive wartime powers, calling such dissent a recurring, inevitable clash in a republic, and asserts public sentiment remains the true measure of authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Congress
Senate
House
Overman
Woodrod Wilson
Benjamin F
Wade
United States Senate
Henry Winter Davis
New York Tribune
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Wilson
Announcement party urges reform slate with state government vows
An old party broadcast urges voters to back reform candidates tomorrow promising to end what it calls Penroseism and herald a new righteousness for state government after a November funeral for the old system. The message warns that voting for the same old gang will yield nothing new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform
Pennsylvania
From Other Viewpoints News Snapshot
A mixed quotes roundup notes Kaiser saving bridges for return and General Foch using German dead to block von Hindenburg toward channel ports. It mentions Camden New Jersey launching a 5560 ton steel ship 27 days after keel laying and advocates building ships there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foch
von Hindenburg
Norfolk
Camden
N. J
Florida Times Union
Quote on approval and monopolies from old papers
A compact quotation sets contrast between unconditional approval and universal disapproval, noting a lack of meaningful difference. It argues monopolies, as essential as post offices and railways, should belong to everyone, citing the Washington Times and Punxsutawney Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Times
Barley and Corn Breakfast Ideas from Conservation Foods
A dietary list outlines breakfast options with fruit such as oranges bananas fresh strawberries and preserves plus hot cereals like oatmeal barley breakfast food corn flakes and puffed grains. It provides barley and oatmeal baking powder bread recipes and notes on using rice flour and barley flour in sauces and muffins for varied morning meals.
WHEN CHICKENS ARE BEST
Chickens best fit general poultry practice, converting a wide range of scraps and waste into profit. They outperform other poultry at consuming kitchen waste, scraps from livestock areas, and weeds, while aiding pest control. Winter feeding can be minimal with ample livestock to feed. A mixed flock is advised for most cases.
The Train That Saved a Nation Red Cross Aid to Romania
The article recalls how the American Red Cross sent relief to Romania during a dire siege by German forces. A train of thirty one freight cars carried food clothing and medicine to Jassy fueling relief for thousands. The piece praises donors and notes ongoing aid as Romania fights starvation and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumania
Romania
Little Kingdom
Kaiser
America
Jassy
American Red Cross
Russia
Red Cross
Bailleul in Northern France under German control
National Geographic Society reports Bailleul, a Flemish town in northern France, now in German hands. Once famed for Hotel de Ville belfry and Sent-Vaast church, it sits near the Lys, nine miles east of Hazebrouck and seven miles west of Armentieres, with historic links to the Baliol family and 1066 England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Washington
France
Bailleul
Belfray
Lys
Dampierre
Harcourt and Vinoy
The
Fancy
Thunder Echoes Move Alexandria Bay Residents
Douglas F. Manning of Alexandria Bay reports tremor sensations during a storm as thunder rumbles rattling windows and chinaware while tremors in the earth mimic earthquakes. Weather officials cite low pitched thunder notes and pulsating lightning discharges as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Douglas F. Manning
Alexandria Bay
Barnes Mutual Gas Company Auction Sale of Properties
The Barnes Mutual Gas Company will sell at public auction 64 acres in lease and fee, about 22 000 feet of casting drive pipe and line pipe and appurtenances. Sale at Barnes Pennsylvania on Saturday May 25 at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Mutual Gas Company
Barnes
Barnes Mutual Gas CO
W&s
War Time Food Drive Appeals for Farm Produce
A kitchen table call to support the war effort urges farmers to supply real food for soldiers and civilians. The message emphasizes nourishment for fighters and families with scarce supplies, stressing that small contributions can mean a lot in this wartime.
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Warren Evening Times
Warren County
the Times Buildisc
Pennsylvania Avenue
the Times Publishing CO. (Inc
E. Walker
E. C. Lowrey
E. W. Russell
T. B. Clawson
G. Lindenastein, Inc
Foreign Advertising Representative
East 18Th St
New York City
United
Warren Borough
Alaska
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaiian and
Philippine Islands
Canada
International Postal Union
Warren
Penn
Germany
Bonniwell
Everett True
Hii
Evening Herald
Conservation Foods For Breakfast
Northern
Newspap
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