Unusual Interest By Capitol Bids Drawn By Contractors
Contractors show unusual interest in Capitol wing bids with 17 firms seeking plans for construction and nine firms for electrical work. Bids are to close Monday July 12 as the Capitol Commission notes preparations for estimating submissions.
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Local Businesses and Addresses Listed in Trade Directory
Withsts Sons Co at 11 S Shanango Terrace New Castle Ia West Virginia Heating and Plumbing Company at Hale Street Charleston James McCres and Son at 15 N Carrollton Avenue Baltimore Md Moyers Brothers at 219 Walnut Street Charlestown Rieke Dieter & Co at 618 Fifth Avenue New York City
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James Batrdl Company
Lexington Avenue
New York
New York City
Mankin«Cankey Cinestruction Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry J. Holeler Co
Tolsdy
Angle-Blackford Company
Bere
N. C. Foreman
Putnam
Fifth Avenue
Cits
Sant Plumbing
Withsts Sons Co
S. Shanango Tareat
New Castle
Weat Vir- Sinisa Heating and Plumbing Company
Hale Street
Charleston
James McCres, and Son
Carrollton Avenue
Baltimore
Moyers Frothers
Wale Ateset
Charleaton
Rieke Dieter & Co
Mifth Avenue
Day in Washington Stumbles Through Shuffled Debate
A garbled Washington summary shows confusion in the senate and house. References to a federal judgeship, agriculture committee, and a stalled adjournment date suggest legislative gridlock amid fiscal budgeting. Names and precise facts are unreadable, but the item centers on congressional maneuvering and a stalled April budget hearing.
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Crows Bureau
Nicune Agriculture
Aeril
Political Storms Open With Officials Name in Roles
A fragmented report notes President Coollege and Director Lardon presiding over a program amid a grand jury probe into the Pennsylvania Republican primary. It mentions the Ulools waters Way project and opposition to it, with the rivers and harbors committee facing criticism from rivals.
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Craze by booze blasts home in Johnstown raid
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a man Frank Snyder aged 45 detonated dynamite at his basement, blowing himself to bits and wrecking the bullring. His children were at a nearby baseball game. Mrs Snyder and another woman were trapped by falling debris but escaped serious injury.
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Moon Shiny
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