Pennsylvania Republicans urged to protect large majorities
State leaders warn voters against over confidence as November 2 approaches. They stress A. E. Sisson J. A. Stober and Robert von Moschzisker as top nominees and urge a sweeping GOP victory to prevent Democratic gains in state and federal offices.
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Pennsylvania
Andrews
A. E. Sisson
J. A. Stober
Robert von Moschzisker
Gov
Stuart
Congress
Keystone
Voting Instructions for Straight Party and Amendments
Voters are told twelve marks are needed to pass a straight party ticket and all ten constitutional amendments plus the schedule at the November election. Each amendment and the schedule require a separate yes or no cross. A cross next to a party name votes party candidates only. Splitting the ticket demands careful ballot preparation.
Dream of Seizing Land by Sledge Flag Planting
A speculative musing imagines claiming a farm or country estate by climbing with a sledge and planting a flag, echoing adventurous conquest fantasies in a colonial tone.
New York Democrats Clash Within Parties Promise lively Races
If New York Democrats attack rivals as vigorously as they spar among themselves, the coming political battles promise a spirited and contentious season with sharp divisions evident in intra party fights and external challenges.
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New York Democrats
Senator Dick Stands On Record Amid Re-Election Push
Senator Dick, pursuing another term, asserts he stands on his record while whispers rise that Ohio may prefer a tougher stance. Senator Chamberlain defends the water power trust, calling it a real, hard fact rather than a myth.
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Ohio
Chamberlain
Provisions for Constitution Amendments in Pennsylvania
A joint resolution proposes numerous constitutional amendments affecting articles four five eight twelve and fourteen with changes to terms of offices election rules and governing schedules. It outlines the practical effects on vacancies elections and term lengths and ends with a political summary urging a large Republican victory in Pennsylvania.
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Commonwealth
General Assembly
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Senate
The
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Auditor General
Yeas
State Treasurer
Philadelphia
Court of Common Pleas
Robert McAfer
Personal canvass for a judge of the Supreme Court
The Democratic candidate C LaRue Munson tours Pennsylvania counties soliciting votes for a Supreme Court seat. The piece argues this personal campaign lowers the office and defies longstanding proprieties, claiming such methods have never been used and will not be favored by the people. Truth Scranton notes the outcry over campaigning for a high judicial post.
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Supreme Court
C. LaRue Munson
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Truth
Scranton
Judge Von Moschzisker Dignified Attitude
Republican Bellefonte notes Judge Von Moschzisker as a supreme bench nominee displaying the dignity expected of the office. The piece contrasts his conduct with an opponent’s campaign style, saying the office should seek the man, not the man the office.
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von Moschzisker
Supreme Bench
Bellefonte
Trade signals rise as Bank of England rate up to six
Dun's Review notes a global trade uptick with the Bank of England discount rate at 6 percent seen as a signal of recovery. US earnings and bank exchanges rise, iron and steel plant expansions loom, and dry goods and footwear show demand. Yet higher prices and fears of speculative strain temper optimism amid mixed import export shifts and October failure counts.
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Bank of England
Felix Schuster
England
United States
New York
Canada
Dun
Six Nation meeting attended by locals at Cold Spring
A sizeable group from Cornplanter Reservation traveled to Cold Spring New York for the Six Nation gathering held the week before last, with many locals attending the distant event.
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Six Nation
Cold Spring
N. Y
Local Residents Return from Reservations and Farm Work
Gibson Dolson and daughter Minnie came back from the Onondaga Reservation last week. Mrs. Gibson Dolson remains on the sick list. Mrs. Josie Pierce visited Red House last week. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Pierce and Mrs. Dwight Bennett returned from the Cattaraugus Reservation after attending the funeral of Mrs. Rose John held there Sunday October 17. Dwight Bennett traveled to Onoville New York Saturday. Leroy Bennett was at Kinzua. Local farmers ship apples from Corydon and Sugar Run. Marve Russ and Clarence Hollister haul corn from the Half Town farm. Gene Bently of Corydon harvests crops on the Reservation. Webster Lee works at Limestone New York. Mrs. Amos Pierce spent Wednesday in Warren. The basket industry thrives with more baskets made than ever. Henry Doxtador returned from Kinzua Friday evening.
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Gibson Dolson
Minnie
Onondaga Reservation
Josie Pierce
Red House
Amos Pierce
Dwight Bennett
Cattaraugus Reservation
Rose John
Onoville
N. Y
Leroy Bennett
Kinzua
Corydon
Marve Russ
Clarence Hollister
Halftown
Gene Bently
Webster Lee
Limestone
Warren
Henry Doxtador
Real Estate Transfers List From Warren Area
A long list details transfers of property titles in Warren and surrounding towns. The records show buyers and sellers, a mix of individuals and couples, and sale prices ranging from $1 to $3,000 for parcels in Pleasant, Warren, Columbus, Pine Grove, Corydon, Sugar Grove, Glade, Deerfield and other localities. Each entry names the purchasers and sellers with their towns and the agreed price.
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Wanen
the Mail Publishing CO
W.R. McKinnaey
W.S. Pittman
Warren County
Hickory Street
Bell
A. Ek. Sisson
Erie County
Jeremiah A. Stober
Lancaster County
Philadelphia County
Joseph Walkerman
Henry Park
H. M. Putnam
EB. J. Lyons
Middle West
Citizens National Bank
Penn’a
Judge von Moschzisker
Cornplanter Reservation
Kopf & Henry
Warren, Pa
Mary Welsh
John P. Welsh
Brokenstraw
Charles E. McCain
Francis Lindell
Watson
Fred P. Brown
Charles J. Brown
Tidioute
M. W. Dennison
Pine Grove
Elmer M. Crosby
W. S. Rexford
Columbus
R. C. Thompson
JL. R. Shaw
Pleasant
Jacob Amann
A. C. Fellers
Glade
Henry Pierce
John R. Calkins
Deerfield
Margaret Giltinan
Hiram C. Rice
Elk
Catharine L. Anna
Wilbur C. Norris
Gustaf A. Backstrom
Selma Person
Maude Pratt
Fred Wales
South West
Will J. Damon
Lyman D. Raymond
Clarence B. Decker
Alice E. Squires
Wm. H. Nelson
B. J. Monstrom
Mead
Alexander Clark
Henry Baker
W. J. Knupp
W. M. Kitchen
Albert Reynolds
James Beach
John B. Shortman
Bennett Scherer
R. R. Babcock
C. S. Keefer
Grand Valley
Clyde L. Morrison
Elnora Lt. Young
F. A. Lesser
Ella M. Woodruff
F. A. Loveland
Vincent D. Desmond
Richard B. Stewart
George E. Colvin
Arthur Anderson
John Brenton
Chas. W. Broughton
Emmet E. Greeley
Sugar Grove
Mary C. Sill
Charles F. Sill
S. Angeline McLay
A. D. Manley
Spring Creek
Theodore Norman
Lillie May Norman
F. A. McDowell Et
F. A. Carlson
Youngsville
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