Rapid Changes Spark New Era in Catskills Legend
An editorial reflects on swift social shifts from 1916 style education laws to new insurance norms and public disclosures. It notes quick changes in work hours, continuation schools, employer insurance, and political censure, highlighting the era's upheaval and the lingering fear of further disruption.
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Tp van Winkle
Catskills
Irving
Cnust
Coraopolis
Problic
Family Bible
Kitcher
Pastoria
John
Sullivan
Penrose
Wail Printing Co Ad for Wedding Invitations
Printed envelopes and invitations advertised by Wail Printing Co offer handsome dignified wedding announcements and at home cards at moderate cost with lower prices and sample options.
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Wail Printing CO
Editors Discuss Phases of the Campaign of 1916
A New York World note frames the Progressive Party as under a receiver, unlikely to nominate a Bull Moose ticket in 1916, with relations to Roosevelt and the Old Guard. The New York Press predicts Wilson will seek renomination, not bound by Baltimore terms. Philadelphia Public Ledger critiques embargo on knowledge, and Philadelphia Inquirer notes racial patronage issues and a church debt case, plus Ohio State Journal references.
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Progressive National Committee
Republican Party
Brother Perkins
Col. Roosevelt
Barnes
Root
Joe Cannon
Murry Crane
Reed Smoot
Old Guard
Soother Perkins
Wilson
New York
South
Baltimore
St. Louis
White House
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Congress
United States
Jefferson
Madison
Gore
Philadelphia Inquirer
National Negro Democratic League
Mr. Wilson
District of Columbia
Senate
Ohio
Philadelphia
Torrential Rains Cause Casualties and Crop Loss in Southern California
Last week heavy rainfall in southern California caused about a dozen deaths and 1.5 million dollars in property damage. Hundreds of citrus groves were ruined.
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California
Montenegro
Austria
Paris
War
House of Commons
Maryland
German Navy Department
Gerard
Kenyon
Town
United States
Canada
Justice Hughes
Supreme Court
Holland
Thompson
Standard
Mediterranean
Sherwood
West Point
Russia
Constantine
Greece
Athens
Congress in Tabloid Form Jan 17 19
A brief, tabloid style recap of congressional activity from January 17 to 290 across Senate and House. Highlights include resolutions on a neutral border zone, Osage oil leases, impeachment talk, military and naval hearings, armor plate factories, defense spending, and immigration debate with adjournment plans.
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Senate
Core
Judiciary Committee
Cummin
Aska
Panama Canal Zone
Insular
Overman
Jones
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Oliver
Brady
Idaho
Wilson
Smith
Garrison
Naval
House
London
Soist
Senate—Foreign Relations Committee
Indian Affairs Committee
Cummins
Senate not in session hears on defense and literacy bill
The Senate did not meet on Friday and will reconvene Monday. The House committees on military and naval affairs continued hearings on the national defense measure and on the literacy test in the immigration bill. The leprosarium provision of $250,000 was favorably reported.
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Commerce Committee
Committee On Insular Affairs
Williams
Rules Committee
Senate
House
Gardner
Travenner
Hensley
Frear
Miller distributes valuable pamphlets through district congressman
S H Miller representative in Congress announces free distribution of pamphlets on vegetables meat dairy and grain science to residents of five counties. Pamphlets list authors Maria Parloa C F Langworthy Caroline Hunt Helen Atwater Chas Woods and others affiliated with United States experiment stations. Copies available in Warren.
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S. H. Miller
Congress
Miller
Washington, D. C
Warren
Maria Parloa
C. F. Langworthy
Caroline L. Hunt
Helen Ww. Atwater
Geo. M. Whitaker
L. A. Rogers
Chas. D. Woods
Mary Hinman Able
Mr. Longworth
Mr. Woods
Caroline Hunt
United States
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