Court Refuses Injunction to Halt Water Line
Judge Miles B. Kitts refused a preliminary injunction sought by Laurence Nagle, president of the Nagle Engine and Boiler Works, to halt the eight inch water line to Water Works Park on the peninsula. Work was set to begin next week as the court found the injunction improperly brought and lacking jurisdiction. Attorney William M. Knox filed a cease and desist petition with the Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg.
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April L
Miles B. Kitts
Charles Barber
City Cowner
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Hearing on New Police Salary Bill Tuesday
Corry and other third class cities in Pennsylvania will hear positions next week on police salary bills and related measures. Legislation advancing in the legislature includes a house approved minimum police salary of 1600 with annual steps to 2080, amid opposition. The Tuesday Harrisburg hearing by Senator Steven Jaan’s committee will consider eight bills affecting 45 third class cities, plus proposals on annexation, city manager plans, pension funds, and voter records.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Senate
Senate Municipal Government Committee
George
Steven Jaan
Clinton
Harrisburg
Reese
David P. Reese
Daulphin
Stevenson
Louis H. Ferrell
Philadelphia
Fonda
J. Albert Reed
Washington
Anthony Cayrleante
Fayette
John W Montgomery
Allegheny
House
K. Hosa
Albert
Berks Democrats
Paris
Thindselass
Walter E. Rose
Hiram G. Andrews
Sumbria Democrats
Montgomery
Ial House
Lass City
Registration Commission
Rep
Ellis C
Bouse
Somerset
House Committee On Elections
Raymond Co. Webster
Chester
Vol Onder
Justices of the Peace
Lewis' Successor? Smith Mentioned as U S Senate Candidate
Former University of Chicago professor V. Smith, now a congressman at large, is named as a potential successor to the late James Hamilton Laws in the race for the Javant United States Senate seat.
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V. Smith
University of Chicago
James Hamilton Laws
Tawa Morals Probe Names Chairman in Senate Inquiry
The Tawa state senate committee investigating state institutions names George L. Parker as its chairman. The report warns that immorality runs rampant and has sparked probes into five state institutions.
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Tawa State’ Senate
George L. Parker
Yanks and Dodgers Open Three-Game Series
The York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers begin an eight series today at Ebbet's Field with Lefty Gomes likely to start the season opener in Washington. Dodgers debut Whitlow Wyatt after promotion from the American Association as Brooklyn seeks a fifth straight win following a 14-12 slugfest win over New York. Gene Moore starred for the Dodgers with three hits and drives in key runs.
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Yorke Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbet's Field
Yanks
Lefty Gomes
Washington
Whitlow Wyatt
American Association
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Gene Moore
Dodger
Tomers
Gideon Crawford died after stroke in Buffalo
Gideon Crawford of Buffalo New York died Wednesday at a Buffalo hospital from a stroke. Born in Canada July 18 1878 he moved to Mayville in 1903 where he lived 28 years and later settled in Buffalo. Survived by wife Anna and five children Mabel Beers Erie Fred Harold Edith Snell and Bessie Bemis. Funeral arrangements were not set.
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Gideon Crawford
Buffalo
Canada
Mayville
Annabel Crawford
Mabel Beers
Erie
Fred
Harold Crawford
Edith Snell
Corry
Bessie Bemis
North East
Children Hearing Reveals Hearing Defects in St Louis Group
An audometer test of 205 kindergarten children in St Louis found 7.8 percent with hearing issues. Around 5.5 percent of 1,592 grammar school children tested showed hearing defects, highlighting the need for early screening and support.
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ST. Louis
Principal of Sligo School Heard Today
Hearing set on charges of assault and battery and manslaughter in the death of 10 year old Robert Wiser after a whipping at Sligo school. Hartman the principal defended the punishment saying twenty blows were given with a padded implement while Robert died en route to a Pittsburgh hospital from a diabetic condition.
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Country School
Clarion
United Press Clarion
Pheips
Tmsual
Robert Wiser
Silva
Harrison A. Hartman
James J. Arner
Homer Wiser
Robert
Hartman
Pittsburgh
Unclear OCR Segment on Brown Bears in Bimuk Beaps
Fragmentary text mentions Brown and brown bears in a discussion of a low phase. No clear event date place or organization present. Unable to identify individuals or entities beyond generic terms.
Club to Stage Another Auction Sale April 27
Stawford M Woods ang nis committee dre pushing sldis i the second monthly auction sale in conjunction with the Golden Rule Club's regular sale on Thursday April 27. Despite heavy rains the first sale drew a large crowd at the freight house on First Avenue. The next sale will be held at the same place and may move outdoors if weather allows. Farmers merchants and the pacific at large are invited to participate by selling goods or bidding. Local stores are expected to furnish items for the auction block to aid merchants and attract buyers. Preparations are underway for the next bulletin for April 27 sales day with merchants asked to submit ads by next Thursday afternoon.
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Stawford M. Woods Ang Nis Committee
Dre
Sldis “i
Golden Rule Club
Erie Railvonden
First Avenue
Wy Pd
Next Tumsuay Aftescos
Donald Stowe Ay
Truck Driver Freed In Fatal Accident
In Warr N April 14 the case Commonwealth v W A Frazier was dismissed by Justice T Richard Evans on motion by Carl Bright. Frazier, Cleveland resident, drove the truck that struck Frank Bright of Clarendon on February 8 causing injuries leading to death February 12. Berkeley fire department hires favor graduates. university education aids employment as hosemen slots filled by two graduates.
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Commonwealth
W. A. Frazier
Justice of the Peace
T. Richard Evans
Carl Bright
Bright
Frazier
Cleveland
Frank Bright
Clarendon
R. D
Berkeley
Cal
Punxsutawney Gains New WPA Industry With Silk Mill
Punxsutawney gains a WPA project estimated to payroll over 120000 dollars yearly. The industry, recently purchased by the Chamber of Commerce, will employ more than 200 women in the immediate vicinity. Borough officials endorse the project. Women from two sewing groups voted to contribute one dollar monthly to support the venture and provide neat, quiet factory space.
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Punxsutawney
Chamber of Commerce
Couperl
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Loblaw
Scott Tissue
Spring Lake
LUE
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Aioe
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