DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT TICKET
The Warren Evening Times outlines Democratic candidates for Congress E H Meshlin as representative, plus county posts including Register and Recorder C H Dunn Prothonotary C B Jennings and District Attorney Karl A Krantz and Sheriff O I Roblman. A borough at large ticket lists Burgess J W Neilly and Tax Collector Godfrey Gruber. A critical editorial mocks the Rip Van Winkle Chronicle on tariff debates, defends President Wilson and the Federal Reserve, and urges support for Meshlin in the November 6 election.
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Congress
E. H. Meshlin
C. H. Dunn
C. B. Jennings
Karl A. Krantz
O. 1
Roblman
F. G. Schuler
Burgees
J. W. Neilly
Godfrey Gruber
Chronicle
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Penrose
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Tari
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Wilson
Federal Reserve
Hawke
Rip
Twenty-eighth
B. H. ‘Beshlin
Washington
California and Florida in Winter A Tourist Dilemma
The piece discusses Americans choosing winter stays in the United States, favoring California and Florida over Europe due to war constraints. It notes California's valleys and mountains versus Florida's tropical charm, both offering affordable climate benefits. The article suggests rising winter tourism to these states as wartime conditions ease and optimism grows for Allied victory, with Liberty Bond appeals and other notes interspersed.
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Europe
United Kingdom
Sen
America
Florida
Callomia
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arizona
Cuba
West Indies
South America
France
Maly
Mediterranean
Riviera
Bronte Crile
Venice
Florence
Genoa
Rome
California
Christian Science Manuax
Tropics
Open Forum Debate on Free Expression in The Times
A long forum piece argues readers should have right to express views on church matters, government, and society. It condemns censorship and urges bold commentary while noting limits on letters and the need for respectful discourse.
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Timex
Gutany
Peruse Publica
Aricie Wien
Turesia
Germany
Camp Hale Soldiers Seized by Runaway Incident and Fire
Special correspondence from Augusta reports a runaway camp incident at Camp Hale involving retreating soldiers, a fire, and the loss of trunks and personal items. The piece notes a police and guard response, with asseg behavior and disciplinary measures discussed by officers. The narrative includes vague references to battles, reinforcements, and a morale message urging restraint to avoid violence.
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Hels
Senat
Conlinua
Phage
Mare
Golammla
Humgay
Tee
Ant Ktler
Ballon
Omeaarde
Freda
Warren
Arch Bristow's Column on Army Camp Discipline and Morale
Arch Bristow analyzes military camp life and discipline, noting how recruits and guardsmen respond to drills, punishments, and order. The piece discusses leadership, the role of a commanding officer, and the impact of training on morale, readiness, and public perception.
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