Advertising rates and contact details in a 1910s newspaper card
Advertisement shows rates for print and delivery with a list of company locations including New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. Mentions 95.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier, fifteen cents per week, with rates available on application.
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Asshur Colegiuve
National_ Advertising Representat
Fred Eknhalg
ING
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Cory
Snow, snow, and senior clerks across the nation
United Press reports on congressional records listing 200 retired officers and about 3500 others drawing retired pay, the cost of printing 37 pages estimated at 1850 dollars. It notes higher government pay averages and mentions President Hoover and the Supreme Court seniority rules.
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United Press Washingdon
Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Nes
Congressional Record
Veterans Iuremm
Responsibility for Our Huge Deficit
Debates over the blocked sales tax shift to who is responsible for the treasury deficit. Republicans claim blame rests with Democratic control. Congressman Wood challenges Hoover era responsibility, noting 1931 deficit and revenue drops, predicting higher current-year revenues.
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House of Representatives
Treasury
Wea
Senate
Srisea
Will Wood
Indiana
Republican Congressional Committee
Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Hoover
Wood
Woodrow Wilson
Reveaues
Mr. Hoover
Hor
Lange
Republican Seventy-free Congress
United States Senate
Political budget imbalance sparks late push for balance
The article argues Congress delays addressing the budget deficit until an election looms and taxes seem unpopular. It contrasts Hoover era spending with prior years, notes administration blame and calls for restraint, highlighting political maneuvering ahead of a Republican Congress and voter dissatisfaction.
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Congress
Ito
Republican Congress
Wood
Treasury
Shouse
Washington
Hoover
White House
Hover
Conlidge
Hollywood Film Shop finds Charles Bickford islanding plans
Hollywood gossip says Charles Bickford bought sight unseen a 110 acre island near Java with cocoanuts monkeys and tropical flora. He plans to visit after Paramount work and may star in Thunder Below with Tallulah Bankhead. He owns multiple businesses and ships and is said to seek a Mexican dude ranch as life on land and sea tempts him.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Hollywood
Cal
Charles Bickford
Bickkford
Java
King Charles
Paramount
Bickford
Bickord
California
Ensenada
Mexico
Tallulah Bankhead
Bankhead
Brelsford
Twenty Years Ago Journal Clippings Include Local Notices
A 1972 journal extract notes Koehler’s death at 22 in Eagle Street and a busy day of town items. Mentions Stanford Hose Company, Mrs Austin’s birthday party for Mrs Ward Keppel on King Street, councilman J H Rieker ill, Alfred Barlow’s Spring Creek business, Ward Powell home from Carnegie Tech, and Sidney Histom from State College. Rehearsals for The Mikado by Municipal Club next week. Also covers a film industry note on White Russian monarchists as extras and employment shifts amid a slump, with references to Red Harvest and Bolshevik imagery, plus scattered local happenings and identities.
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Alfred Barlow
Spring Creek
Lynch and Barlow Tmber
Ward Powell
Carnegie ‘Tech
Haster
Filmilog Pictures
Tyan Lebedem
Georga
How Wise Are You Quiz and Film Bits
A jumble of questions and notes appears: IQ style prompts about gas, the Missouri River length, Benedict Arnold’s treason time, current governor of Massachusetts, and county register of wills. It cites Jackie Cooper in films, costumes for a scene with a heavy leg brace, and fashion ideas by Mark Gable, plus a Erie resident Sterl Artley visiting Corry for a Masonic dance event.
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Missouri River
Benedict Arnold
Massachsetta
County Register of Wills
Plan Meeting With Teachers On Salary Cut
Erie board of education president Brig. W. Clay Missimer will address a mass meeting of local principals and teachers at Technical High School on Saturday April Std to explain salary cuts ranging from 2.5 to 20 percent. Directors had earlier voted to send Missimer to outline the district finances and justify budget reductions for one year, with voluntary participation by teachers. the retirement plan remains intact.
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W. Clay Missimer
Erie Board of Education
Missimer
Esac
R. Stanley Scobell
Soobell
State Extends Emergency Aid to 16 Districts in Pa
Harrisburg April 2 Emergency state aid was made available to 16 financially troubled Pennsylvania school districts. The State Council of Education allocated 59 700 from a 1 250 000 relief fund, with distr icts including Westmoreland New Florence borough 5 000 Fayette Washington township 2 000 Springfield district 2 000 Fayette City borough 2 000 Indiana Bant Township 4 000 Cambria Portage borough 10 000.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pensylvania
State Council of Education
James N. Rule
Westmoreland
New Florence
Fayette
Washington Township
Springfield District
Fayette City
Indiana
Bants Lownship
Cambria
Portage Borough
Three Suspects Held In Erie Crimes
Erie police rounded up six youths in a pool room at 14th and Parade streets. Three suspects, Jon Kwiatkowski alias Joe Flowers, Stanley Szocki, and Anthony Okowski, face aggravated assault and robbery charges. Victims were robbed of six dollars, and twelve dollars recovered, in an alley near 11th and Parade.
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Erie
Anthony Mordyenlewon
James Donlin
Ray Runser
14Th
Parade Streets
Jon Kwiatkowski
Joe Flowers
East 22Nd Street
Stanley Szocki
East 16Th Street
Anthony Okowski
Reed Street
Theodore Nistor
Parade Street
Zska Salagin
17Th Street
Kwiatkowski
Szocki
11Th
Berne
Baward Shugart
Nistor
Salsg' Ia
Mob kills Black man near Grocket y Texas after attempt on women
United Press reports in Grocket y Texas that a 52 year old Black man identified as illus was fatally harmed by a white mob. His body was found hanging from a tree along the San Antonio highway about 15 miles from town. This marks Texas’ first mob fatality in nearly two years.
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United Press
Lad Struck by Auto in St Louis Injures Boy
Word arrives of serious injuries to David Small nine year old son of Rev Thomas L Small of St Louis Mo The boy was struck on Master Sting day while crossing a street and taken to a hospital in a serious condition He remained unconscious for 24 hours X ray showed no fractures but serious bruises Rev Small was to preach at Christchurch cathedral during services on Easter Sunday when he learned of his sons injury and rushed to the hospital
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Oil City
David Small
Thomas L. Small
St Louis
Christ Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Small
Christchurch
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D. Colegrove
Delaware
Vok
Nour
Fas
President Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Pennsylvania Ave
Herbert Huoyér
Low Henry
United States
Columbia
United States Supreme Court
Brandeis
van Devanter
Hollywood Film Shop
Journal
Rank Koehler
Eagle Street
Stanford Hose Company
Austin
King Street
Ward Keppel
J. H. Rieker
Second Ave
Ague Byilies
Sidney Histom
State College
Corry Nest
Order of Ovils
Orgenizers
Jackie Cooper
Jackie
Mark Gable
Bel Sports
Sterl Artley
Corry
Erie School Board
Fenna, Ave
E. A. Evans
J. W. Green
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Condra Pharmacy
Lad
Fels & Co
Philadelphia
Fels
E. Doane
Main
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