Hearing Delayed Again in Albion Garrity Case
Alderman Eugene Alberstadt postponed the hearing for Martin J Garrity Albion WPA foreman accused after a drunken March 4 Moose Club brawl. Defense counsel William J Carney cites new developments and schedules arraignment for 2 p m next Monday. Three Albion men injured were Lawrence Rodgers Paul Beers and Earl C Lininger.
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Eugene
Alberstadt
Martin Jp
Gamity
Albion Wpa
Albion
William J. Carney
Garrity
Moose Club
Lawrence Rodgers
Paul Beers
Earl C. Lininger
Local residents travel and visits span Erie and Cleveland
A long lines of residents are noted traveling to Erie for lodge installations and business. Ralph Sperry heads to Erie for a day of work. Several women journey to Cleveland or Washington for business and family matters. A motor trip to Washington and a funeral service in Erie are also mentioned among community events.
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Charles ‘T. Craker
Harold Crags
Arthur Scheppner
Philip Zalsmeck
Richard Smith
H. J. Davis
A. M. ‘Lits
Carl Guenther
J. F. Austin
Corry Lodge Soliks
Erie
Erie Lodge of
Elka
Ralph Sperry
Charles Weston
East South Street
Cleveland
Catherine Wales
Spring Street
Atlanta
Williema Denning
Bomy
Katherine Young
Slater
Tupper
Garthe Payne
Walter Auer
Hubert Heerlein
Misa Hagel Knowlton
Waington
D. C
Vernon
A.R. Heller
John Wiese
Stella O'Shea
Seth Nutrow
W. H. Ransk
North Center Street
L. Auer
Rosemary
E. A. Dunne
Brookville
John Stewart
H.S. Morgan
Ol City
Maryn
Fula Ross
A. Mead Whippo
Chitensen Motors
Washington, D. C
W. Whippo
J. %. Whippo
Clymer
W. H. DeJean
Donn DeJean
Divisional Meeting Highlights Local Party Entertainment
Fragmented notice describes a divisional meeting with a party, some entertainment, and dancing cards. Mentions Warren Weill team and a single present member, with events on an unspecified date and location. OCR errors obscure exact names and places.
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Knights Remplat of
Morey
Vie Apelau
Vcore
Warren Weill
Jul
Lye Entertainment
Probe charges taxes drive out industry
Harrisburg April 1 Sen John S Rice Adams assures the senate appropriations committee will meet this week to provide 25 000 for a legislative committee to investigate charges that high taxes are drying industry from the state. The resolution by Ben John H Dent Westmorland would create a three member monitors and three representative inquiry panel to study industrial changes in taxation.
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United Prese
Harrisburg
Jovn S. Rice
Adams
Senate
Une
Benohn H. Dent
Westmorland
Baptist Philatheas Enjoy Pine Dinner Event
A Baptist Philathea group held a Pine Dinner with attendees including June Habink, Reaver Munday, and Migs Lester Watson who graduates from Mays Hill College. The gathering featured a business meeting and a class on communication, with remarks by Miss Having about missing work at South Mountain Institute, and notes on local education efforts.
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Bostic
Aubates
Nimi
Mrs G A Shea Elected New CP Council President
The Carry Council of Republican Namet met at Mrs J B Banks home. During the business meeting Mrs G A Shea was named president with a slate including Miss Walle Youngs and Clyde F Brown presenting talks on Roosevelt Highway Association cooperation and education.
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J. B. Banks
Ed Fay
Leenstres
Army Titus
Fay Atin Yeur
William Myers
Meekiny
Clyde F. Brown
Brown
Roosevelt Highway Association
Mn. Brown
Cora G. Smith
Marion J. Skidmore
Child Health Center Planned by Legion Auxiliary
A Child Health Center is to be established in the city under the American Legion Auxiliary. The effort involves local medical society, state nurses, and early childhood care advocates. A regular Ladies Auxiliary meeting will include details on the center’s site, funding, and program activities. Dr. Anna Armley and Stephen Brooks attended, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Can Medical Society
Cme
Falire
Mfrs
Walter Aust
Stephen Brooks
Anna Armley
Court, Lena Cohen Read on Labor Text
Miss Lena Cohen read an article on Labor. The May morning will be the last time until a calm meal. The session will be a dinner with Mrs. L B Graham, Mrs. Clarence Shoop, Mrs. William Myers, Mrs. Tone Cohen, and Mrs. Harriet Clough Lee directing arrangements.
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Preme Court
Lena Cohen
Calmell
L. BE. Graham
Clarence F. Shoop
William Myers
Tonu Cohen
Harriet Clough Lee
Bank Statement of Citizens National Bank Corry Pa 1907
Report of condition for Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania as of March 31 1907 includes assets such as loans overdrafts government obligations and bonds, deposits with other banks, reserves and cash items. It lists liabilities including deposits by individuals corporations and state local and municipal accounts and notes secured by pledged loans or investments.
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Citizens National Bank of Corry
Pennsylvania
Comptroller of
United States
Nh Heal Estate
Ruscrvu
Hosk
Cullen
Market reaction to Wagner act decisions bullish on inflation path
New York traders viewed the Wagner labor decisions as favorable for markets. They reduce uncertainty and may eliminate harsher substitute legislation while signaling wage gains and faster unionization. Analysts expect gradual price rises rather than sharp inflation, with optimism tempered by budget focus on retrenchment. Major L L Angus urged clients to resume buying stocks, advising bold borrowing.
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New York
Wall Street
Joseph Molly
Hornblower & Weeks
Stock Exchange House
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Frazier Jolise
Jae
Prices Rise on Market Volume Edges Higher in April Trade
Prices advanced on the New York market with a modest rise in volume as thin trading reduced selling pressure. Elimination of Wagner lake case uncertainty buoyed sentiment and traders anticipate a substantial bull move with higher volume. several major issues such as General Electric General Motors and Westinghouse Electric show notable quotes amid an overall active appliances and steel sector mix.
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New York
Wall Street
American T & Toy
Andeonila O- Bali Allante
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bae Bethisham Steel
Bowring Air
Curtiss
Wright Coe
Columbia
Gascay
C&o
Chrysler
Continental
Erie
General Electric
General Motors
Con
International Nickel
Kenencott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
Nash Kelvinator
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Stes
Cers
Ssc
Packard Paramount Ple
Penna RR
Pure Oil
Radin Sovony Vacuum Standard OU Calle Standard Oil
Mudebaker
Texas Co
United CorpsXaeericittk
Steel
Clal Warner Bus Ch
Westinghouse
Hleetrle
Woolworth
Enn
Youngstown
S&t N.Y. Gure
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the Lew Ayres
Eugene Pallette
Benny Baker
Ruth Coleman
New
North Center St
Hawthorne
Stewart Warner
Ora Bui
Misa Mayme Denjasey
Nori Tonawanda
Ni Vy
Skig
Wol. Henry
Spring Creek
K.T
Baptist Philatheas
Eget
Cay Tee
San
Philco
Seyisions Spending Board
Intestaasirs Fen
Root’s Furniture Store
Wieners Bologna
P&g Soap
Bowlene
Arm & Hammer Brand
Ees
G. A. Shea
C.P. Council
C. F. Brown
Cora Smith
Legion Auxiliary Clinic
Total Assets
Capra
Peellin
County of
H. W. Parker
Parker
Swern
Walter Speake
Marentith
Jorrad
G, Sweet
J.J. Desmond
Glen W. Donaldson
Boi
Arkangas Gag
Aero Supply
Asso Gas & Wleeting
Iites Service
McCord Rad Vves Reeeereesee PS Stox
Tote Stuy Gas
Eec
Eee West Pub
White Sulpher Springs
W. Va
J. Larz Anderson
Japan
Belgium
Seesnd Avenue
Mae
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