Hadley Demo Roars at Roosevelt Convention
At Chicago on June 20 a 40 minute Roosevelt led demonstration focused on Missouri Governor Hadley. Mrs Becky J Davis waved a Roosevelt lithograph from the west gallery as George Manchester and Roosevelt backers spurred cheers while Taft delegates jeered.
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Chicago
Hadley
Missouri
Rooosevelt
Bill Flinn
William H. Coleman
Roosevelt
National Committee
Committee On
Becky J. Davis
West Gallery
George R. Manchester
New York
Colonel Roosevelt
Taft
Manchester Ware
Mrs Davis Triggers Noise in Roosevelt Delegates Row
Delegates from California New Jersey and Oklahoma clashed with Roosevelt camp over Hailey motion to strike certain names from the temporary roll and seat others. Mrs Davis assisted by California and Oklahoma delegates attempted to revive the uproar at 3 05 in the afternoon lasting two and a half hours as arguments wore on. The Indiana statesman closed the debate noting the controversy surrounding Governor Hadley’s name.
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Hadley
Committee On
Watson
Mr. Watson
Roosevelt
New Jersey
The
Indiana Statesman
Roosevelt Demonstration Splits Convention Floor Roars
Roosevelt supporters cheered Hadley while Taft backers countered with Watson. W H Coleman led a three cheers for Hadley before being escorted off stage. Mrs. Davis the Roosevelt gallery girl waved a Roosevelt picture and shouted for Teddy until removed from the press seats.
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Roosevelt
Hadley
Iadley
Taft
Watson
Missouri
West Virginia
Ohio
Oklahoma
W. H. Coleman
McKeesport
Flinn
California
Teddy
Kentucky
Rooosevelt
Flinn: 62 of 76 Pa delegates refuse to abide credentials ruling
Chicago June 20. William Flinn says 62 of 76 Pennsylvania delegates will not accept the committee on credentials decision if it seats the Taft contestants, who number 72.
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Chicago
William Flinn
Pennsylvania
Committee On Credentials
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
Local newspaper ad notice urges businesses to place classified advertisements in the Mail to reach a broad readership. The piece emphasizes quick responses and measurable outcomes for sponsors seeking visibility, with contact details likely provided in the issue.
Millionaire Snyder and bride killed in Lake Shore train crash
Thomas A. Snyder, Cincinnati ketchup magnate, and his wife died when Lake Shore No. 43 struck their honeymoon car east of Erie Pennsylvania seven miles. Miss Ethel Stanton, Snyder’s daughter in law, was seriously injured and hospital bound at St Vincent's. she is expected to recover. The car failed to clear the crossing as a freight train passed.
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Thomas A. Snyder
Cincinnati
Lake Shore
Erie
New York
California
Ethel Stanton
Snyder
Cheese Combine Charged With Fixing Wisconsin Prices
Plymouth Wisconsin cheese board stands accused of fixing selling prices for American cheese across the state and beyond. Prosecutors say on May 28 it cut prices to move stock into cold storage, and previously manipulated prices to 11 cents with shipments at 17 cents. The allegation claims the combine holds Wisconsin prices at 12 cents and fixes delivery to Chicago at 25 cents.
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Plymouth
Wis
Plymouth Cheese Board
Combine
Wisconsin
Chicago
Warren High School Holds Commencement With Musical Finishes
Warren High School’s commencement last Friday at Library Theater drew a full audience. Medals were awarded for merit in mathematics, manual training, and physics to Helen Mooney, George Walsh, and Leonel Strong respectively. The program featured essays, choruses, a Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffmann, several vocal solos, and an alumni welcome led by Bryant Fehlman.
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Warren High School
Library Theater
Barcarolle
George E. Colvin
Board of Education
J. O. Parmlee
Helen Anne Mooney
D. I. Ball
George E. Walsh
Mary Ball
Leonel C. Strong
Marguerite
Perge
H. G. Dodds
Helen Mooney
Mathematics
Eugene Colvin Quartette
Wisan'va’ Schnecker
Grace K. Johnson
Margaret Whitcomb
William C. Jordan
Harry E. Thompson
Marie Strickland
Nevin
Thermite
Leonel Strong
Old
New
Georgia Role Girls
Offenbach
School Board
Happy Days
Strelezski
William Jordan
Richard G Greenland
Georgia Bole
Lee A. Dunn
Ruth Ransom
Jollier
Paul D. Nathan
W. G. Chapman
Blanche O. Alexander
G. Marvelle Buerkle
Georgia M. Bole
Blanche R. Crosby
Flora E. Darling
Elsie M. Edgett
Mildred I. Kyler
New Industrial Plant Planned for Warren
Articles of incorporation filed in Dover for the Hammond Engineering Company of Warren Pennsylvania to build operate and maintain sewage disposal plants. Incorporators are William B. Hammond DeForest A. Wheelock and Frank J. Lyons all of Warren with capital stock of 100000. The firm backs water purification and sewage disposal methods claiming higher efficiency and lower cost aided by hypochloride solutions and electrical devices. The venture aims to produce orders nationwide and eventually operate at full capacity promoting industrial expansion for Warren.
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Dover
Delaware
Hammond Engineering Company
Warren
William B. Hammond
DeForest A. Wheelock
Frank J. Lyons
Warren Mail
Hammond Company
Bullets as Pay for Debt in Lincoln Murder Trial
Testimony from a man now dead may convict Stephen Fabley in the Lincoln murder case. Owens' ante-mortem statement said Fabley owed $6 and went to collect it. Fabley allegedly shot Owens, and officers testified he struggled to escape to finish the killing quickly.
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Pottsville
Stephen Labley
George Owens
Lincoln
Owens
Fabley
Nominated women urged to enter large county contest
A Warren county contest opens June 24 with over seven hundred dollars in prizes. First prize a Holmes and Son piano, second a scholarship to Warren Conservatory, third a parlor suite, fourth a Victor Talking Machine set, fifth a Hoff Business College course. Fifteen prizes in five districts plus free EVERSHARP shears with subscriptions.
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Holmes and Son
Warren Conservatory of Music
Victor Talking Machine
Hoff Business College
Contest to Award Prizes Starting June Twenty Fourth
The official start will be June 24 and run eight to ten weeks for a short and fast contest. Winners must perform dignified work to win prizes. The Mail has hired Mr. R. C. Swanton to manage the contest and provide help and advice to entrants. Interested persons may contact Mr. Swanton for full details.
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R. C. Swanton
Swanton
Drowns Herself in Barrel Near Equinunk
Coroner reports Miss Sophie Herman 55, unmarried, found dead in a half-filled barrel on a Lackawanna farm near Equinunk. Officials ruled death by her own action after evidence suggested she plunged headfirst into two feet of water. Relatives in New York are being sought.
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Honesdale
Peterson
Sophie Herman
Lackawanna Farm
Equinunk
New York
Coal strippings strike at Degan operations in Audenried
Hazleton Pa June 20 The 306 employees at the coal strippings of J H Degan at Audenried struck claiming they are not paid the same wage rates as workers at other operations.
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Hazleton
J. H. Degan
Audenried
Voting coupon offer with 100 votes details
The page describes a voting coupon good for 100 votes when a candidate’s name is written in a blank space and mailed to The Mail office. A pricing schedule lists vote counts for different monetary amounts, though portions show garbled text and unclear values.
Prize nomination contest promises gold and votes boost
The notice invites readers to nominate a candidate who gains the most votes. You can nominate yourself or a friend. The first nominators receive five dollars in gold if their candidate wins the first prize. Each candidate gets five thousand votes on nomination to start. Call or write to the contest manager today. It costs nothing to win.
Tornado Wipes Out Jacksonsville Pennsylvania
After 24 hours without word from Jacksonsville near Washington, Pa a tornado with heavy rain and a severe electrical storm devastated the town. By Monday night no house barn or stable remained intact and about 1000 residents camp in the fields. Many residents are injured and doctors have been sent from nearby towns.
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Jacksonville
Washington
Jackson Ville
Cudahy and wife reconcile after violent dispute
Kansas City June 20 John P Cudahy known as the wacker and his wife who separated after he attacked Jere S Lillis president of a bank at Cudahy's home slashing him and disfiguring him for life announced today they have reconciled in a surprising turn of events
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Kansas City
John P. Cudahy
Wacker
Cudahy
Jere S. Lillis
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