Commission to Test Sanity of Hillis Names Panel
Warren April 1 Acting on a petition by the District Attorney Addy a commission composed of Dr Africa Dr Paul B Stawart and Attorney Warren M Stone to inquire into Harry Hillis mental condition and report to the court If found mentally ill the panel will recommend appropriate action to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Addy
Harry Hillis
D. A. Arird
Ueday
Africa
Paul B. Stawart
Warren M. Stone
Fallis
Court to Decide Commitment to Farview Asylum
District attorney said the court will be asked to order committing him to the criminal asylum at Farview. The hearing was disclosed yesterday as part of the case actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingare
Farview
John Howard Payne Actor and Playwright Spotlight
John Howard Payne, the author of Home Sweet Home, began his acting career in New York in 1809 and enjoyed a successful 30 year span. He wrote several plays, with Brutus Charles II and Clari among the best known, and the song Home Sweet Home debuted in Clari which opened in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard Payne
Sweet Home
New York City
Brutus
Charles IT
Local residents and visitors depart, arrive in Meadville area
Mrs Merrill Wilcox of Akron leaves for home after visiting Mr and Mrs H A Gilbert on West Church street. Louise and Pendleton Brown accompanied her. Andrew Phillips and son Nevin return to Meadville from visiting Mrs Phillips' parents. Armour Hillstrom visits East Congress Street before Allegheny College tour. Helen O Leary and Emma Carroll make day trips. Buffalo, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh ties noted with Allegheny Singers tour. Mrs Helen Slals of Erie visits Meadville for business. Several others, including Mr and Mrs J d Keibert of Buffalo and Mr and Mrs Merle Boutwell of Warren, are guests or travelers. funeral for Mrs Winifred Weeks of Los Angeles prompts local attendance. Entourage includes G G Taylor and son Joe, and a patient at the W A hospital undergoing an operation. Mrs Theodore Slals of Erie spends days with her mother, Mrs Anna Bradfern. Mrs Myron H Reynolds of East Washington visits Union Street due to sister illness. Mrs Jessie K Newton returns from Washington and Baltimore. James Hughes of North Girard visits relatives. D A Hillstrom returns from New York City representing Corry-Tamestown. Glenn Spencer travels Meadville to Pittsburgh. Various locals, including Miss Lyons and Mrs Archie Merritt, visit or host visitors. Seaver family on West South Street improved after illness.
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Merrill Wilcox
Akron
H A. Gilbert
West Church Street
Louise
Pendleton Brown
Wilcox
Andrew Phillips
Nevin
Wis
Tupper
Clevelann
Sisley
Mia Katharine Yung
Unis
Allegheny College
Meadville
Armour
Allegheny Singers
Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Helen O'Leary
Emma Carroll
J. d. Keibert
Milton van Dresar
Buffaly
John Fernbert
Burton Taylor
Wi'tumeport
Merle Boutwell
Warren
Charles Willoughby
Evie
Carrot. Weeks
Jennie Lau
Los Angeles
Cal
Winifred Weeks
G. G. Taylor
Jamestown
Joe
Young Jae
Theodore Slals
Erie
Anna Bradfern
Paul N. Lai
Datestead Jast
Fred Healy
Waeren
Tisepty
Jessie K. Newton
Washington, D C
Baltimore
James Hughes
North Girard
D. A. Hillstrom
New York City
Corfy-Tamestown
Glenn Spencer
Spernl
Willy Ing
Butters Named Head of Jonathan Lodge
Charles Butters was elected noble grand of Jonathan Lodge at a largely attended night meeting in Oud Fellows. Officers named include George Le Seldon vice grand LéRoy Dickinson steward Paul Ager pianist and Harry Shannon representative to grand lodge. District Deputy Grand Master J M Honey and Union City staff will install the newly elected officers on Wednesday evening April 1.
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Charles Butters
Noble
Jonathan Lodge
Blas
Oud Felows
Hamer al
George le Seldon
LéRoy Dickinson
Paul Ager
Amit Harry Shannon
Grand
Pnge
J. M. Honey
Union City
Sroupin and Labor Movements Dominate The Meeting
Fragmented OCR reads of a meeting where EWIS SROUPIN PA seems to gain point amid labor discussion. References to American isolation, preparations, and a Crom Coopers delegate surface beside mentions of various organizations. The text appears garbled but signals a political or labor convention with debates and approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Lalor
Emilieeing
Ge Wolvig
Crom Coopers
Vewlations Comsgtten
Nus
Roosevelt backs two year extension of PWA
President Roosevelt supports extending the Public Works Administration for two more years. He proposed a plan to fund heavy construction projects with about 160 million dollars and to keep a large share of jobs under federal programs. The White House discussed the extension after talks involving key aides and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
Alfred Bolter
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text with numerous misspellings and missing context. Indicates garbled lines, possible place names and topics but no coherent events, persons, or organizations to summarize meaningfully. Unable to determine a concrete news item or public notice from the readable content.
Wall Street Market Pulse Tests Cautious Tone
Watstreet remains cautious as stocks drift with a growing bull group predicting further advances. Steel costs, inflation, and currency devaluation weigh on sentiment while rail and auto sectors show mixed signals amid policy and budget pressures.
Stocks Drift Lower In Light Trading In New York
The market declined modestly as trading was light with declines across wheat and corn futures. Government bonds moved higher while several large names including Warner Bros and Cities Service showed activity.
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Uby
Pupsey Buick
Armerean Smieter
Ammuerlcan
T&t
Allanle
Aviau On
Rolleken
Stet
Boeving
Curtias
Hoimbla Gas AR
Coplinental Arce General Eleetsle General Atutura
Wat
National Daley
Masi Kelynethas
Morten Marat
Suelo
Pacuss
Perm
Mure Pays Ravin
Bourg
United Corp
Warner Bros Weatingtmune
Eh Wentwath
Youngstown
Arkansas
Aero Supply
Rassa Gas & Electric Cities Service
McCord Rad
Harrisburg report on gasoline seizures by border patrols
In Harrisburg officials report a large seizure of gasoline during Pobramay with 301,043 gallons collected on the border. The Revenue Department notes actions under Secretary John B. Mavenue overseeing enforcement and patrols along the Ohio border.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pobramay
John B Aay
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