G O P Leaders Boycott Penrose in Pennsylvania Race
Philadelphia dispatch reports no nationally prominent Republicans will endorse Boies Penrose. Progressive and Democratic figures mobilize to back Pinchot and Palmer while GOP leaders seek to unseat Penrose, citing corruption and poor party conduct.
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New York
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Taft
New York Tribune
America
Pennsylvania
the Tribune
Gifford Pinchot
Progressive Party
National Republican Committee
Republican Party
Death claims total near six figures in Warren 1913
The Insurance Press of New York reports Warren residents received death claims totaling 95 500 in 1913. The largest single payout was 10 000 on John C Siechrest.
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Insurance Press of
New York
Warren
John C. Siechrest
Against the Vera Cruz Food Trust
June 25 Vera Cruz reports efforts to break a merchant coalition that was driving up food prices. General Funston has acted to curb the trust and allow competition from Galveston and other U S ports. The goods involved include canned fruits sugar tea dried fruits and green vegetables amid claims of uniform price hikes by a mixed group of merchants.
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General Funston
Galveston
United States
Supreme Court Reverses Commerce Court and Upholds ICC
Washington June 22. The Supreme Court reverses the Commerce Court and upholds the Interstate Commerce Commission. Decisions include supporting Trans Continental railroads in oil land fights while deeming oil a mineral and upholding the 1906 pipeline act under ICC regulation. A decree declaring monk ownership illegal is reversed.
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Supreme Court
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Aviator Kelbe Killed in German Army Air Crash
Schwrein Germany June 14 Lt Kelbe died when his aeroplane overturned during a training flight. The fatal accident marks another aviation death in the German army air corps.
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Schwrein
Germany
Kelbe
Funeral Carriage Crash Injures Two at Russell Service
During Mrs. Hattie Johnson's funeral east of Russell last Friday rain spooked the horses. Alfred Johnson and Gust Peterson fell from the carriage and suffered back and chest injuries and facial cuts respectively. The horses pulled the hearse into a ditch and into woods before being stopped. Remaining occupants were unharmed.
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Hattie Johnson
Scandia
Alfred Johnson
Gust Peterson
Oak Hill
Jamestown
Charles Johnson
Carl Johnson
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Walter Johnson Marries Hazel Lee Roberts
Walter Johnson, pitcher for the Washington American League team, married Hazel Lee Roberts, daughter of Representative E. E. Roberts of Nevada, at the bride’s parents’ home in Washington.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Hazel Lee Roberts
E. E. Roberts
Nevada
Period of the foreign rulers in biblical history
The lesson traces five epochs from 587 B C to 4 B C detailing captivity under the Chaldeans restoration under the Persians Greek supremacy the Maccabean independence and Roman rule. It notes how these powers prepared the world for Christ and poses reflective questions about divine use of rulers and nations.
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Nehemiah
Esther
Daniel
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Palestine
Alexander
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Christ
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Mattathias
Judas Maccabaeus
Pompey
Nehemash
The Movies In Central America
Caroline Lockhart recalls how film shows grip Central American crowds from La Ceiba Honduras to coastal scenes. Audiences shout warnings cheer Christ rises and root for cowboys while natives react with vivid zeal to Westerns and Passion plays in lively theaters.
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Caribs
la Ceiba
Spanish Honduras
Judas
Christ
United States
Redman
Proof Before Conviction Rules Courts and Public
The article emphasizes that proof, not rumor, is required to convict. It cites Clearfield County where many defendants are freed after grand jury review due to lack of evidence. It argues readers should verify facts to avoid unnecessary legal harassment.
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Jones
Brown
Smith
Clearfield County
Market Slightly Affected by Decrease In Shares
New York June 22 The curb market closed before the Supreme Court decision on pipelines common carriers under ICC jurisdiction. Standard Oil stock sales were down with Prairie oil dropping $11 a share and Ohio $2 a share.
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New York
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prairie Oil
Ohio
Warren Mail Seeks Subscribers Countywide
The Warren Mail invites readers to subscribe, highlighting its status as the county’s most widely read newspaper and aiming to grow its audience across the region.
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Warren Mail
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