Democratic Candidates for Twenty-Eighth District
The piece surveys candidates for Congress and local posts, praising H Beshlin as a strong pro American and anti liquor figure, while criticizing Captain Lyons for liquor ties. It weighs liquor traffic influence in the Twenty-Eighth District and urges voting for Beshlin. It also notes wartime events and public sentiment amid a campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
H. Beshlin
Register and Recorder
C. H. Dunn
C. B Fenzines
Earl A. Krantz
O. D. Ruhlman
F. G. Schuler
Fiurges
J. W. Neilly
Godfrey Gruber
Venango Daily Herald
United States
House of Representatives
Twenty-eighth Congressional District
Captain Lyons
Tony
Americaniam
E. H. Reshlin
Notable Citizens and a Sudden Death Mentioned
New Castle News notes are quoted on human beings and professions. Canoneburg Notes recalls Kuppard, a longtime resident, who collapsed while explaining the allies’ advance to his wife, per John D. Wells in the Buffalo News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoneburg
Kuppard
Tilford Moots
John D. Wells
Buffalo News
Parades and enrollments at Camp Hancock during the 28th Division era
A fragmentary wartime notice describes parades and enrollments for the Twenty-eighth Division at Camp Hancock. It notes subscription totals around 1.2 million in subscriptions, shifts in duties, and the participation of regiments under Lt. Col. Willan B. Ghūerm and others. It details unit movements, parade readiness, and expectations for summer instructional drills as American troops prepare for further actions in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamcock
Amnion
Willy He
Uorie
Ormanzen
Pield Actiery
Kvo
Terit i Union Brisas
Ava
Not Exactly Homesick Notions Sweep Sentry Notes
Fragmented OCR text presents a dense, oblique piece with many garbled phrases. It references memories, other voices, and assorted scenes, suggesting a reflective narrative or stray dialogue rather than a clear event or report. Names and places are largely unreadable, with no coherent dates or actions to anchor a specific item.
YESS BALLERY PROPOSED FOR UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
An article fragment recalls discussion of a Supreme Court nomination with observers noting procedural shifts and seating arrangements in the old Senate chamber. It mentions officials, staff, and a parade of ceremonial details amid a tense confirmation atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yess Ballery
United States Supreme Court
Congress
MaaWelis
Supreme Cou Chamber
Vonster
Cuthuun
Ranalphe
Rattiun
Fragmented OCR Reads Like Kitchen-Sink Rifle Manual
The garbled text appears as an OCR fragment with stray letters and mixed words. It mentions a cross shaper and various mechanical terms, but readability is minimal. The piece resembles a scrambled technical note or catalog fragment rather than a coherent article.
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Pennsylvania Actions
Cfee Times Publishing CO. (Inc
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Ealter
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TF. B. Clawson
Treasersr
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Foraima Am Weecaing Bep- Teasalative
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Penn
Rika
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Austria
Flanders
France
Verdun
Thatuth
John Favl Jones
Om Khaxki
Saya
England
Berlin
Lo Rafety
Om Lucky
Bob
Taiek
Moo
New Castle
Everett Truy
Condo
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You Mittae Ten
Waat
Camp Hancock
Dy Chiat Press
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Yaer
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Rma
Eleanor
Georgis Themen
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Oliver
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