Enforcing State Live Stock Sanitary Laws in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania State Livestock Sanitary Board publicizes enforcement against diseased cattle and shipments without health certificates. Northampton dealer Howard C. Kramich was fined $100 plus $125 costs after a trial in Aston, with cattle traced from New York and some infected with tuberculos is. State Veterinarian J Marshall notes a press bureau to warn the public of penalties and regulations.
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Pennsylvania State Livestock Sanitary Board
Commonwealth
Howard C. Kramiich
Northampton
Joe Stewart
Aston
State Sanitary Board
New York State
J. Marshall
Philadelphia Names First Full Authority Women Police
Philadelphia April 19 Philadelphia adds two policewomen to the public safety roster. Directors Porter Gillespie and Diehl of the Travel Terp society receive authority to arrest in the two main railroad terminals with badges, revolvers, and blackjacks. They may seek spectator aid if needed, a first for local sworn women officers with broad powers.
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Philadelphia
Mias
L. M. Gillespie
Bary D. Diehl
Travel Tera’ Ald Society
Gage
Lecture on Mammoth Avenue at Brooklyn Heights M B Church
Rev A J Patterson delivered a well received talk at Brooklyn Heights M B Church detailing his extensive picture collection and travels underground. He described his trip through the face in a vivid, realistic manner and concluded the audience was highly pleased. William O Isaacson Tumestown notes attendance.
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Corry
A. J. Patterson
Brooklyn Heights
M. B
Local baseball plans spark Corry interest this morning
Chas Bickford and Flannigan arrived from Erie to review the season setup and push season tickets. Corry’s new team has organized and scheduled several games. Additional clubs from the region ask for dates. success of the ticket program could boost the schedule. Captain MN Baker returned from a county seat business trip.
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Bickford
Chas Bickford
Flannigan
Erie
Corry
Capt MN. Baker
Claim Gypsy Girl Took Their Money in Erle Pa
Erle Pennsylvania April 12 charged with pocket picking at gypsy camp 10 an auto Katherine Judge 19 faced hearing before Alderman this afternoon at 1 oclock J Leonard May testified he and a friend visited the camp in an auto and that the girl picked his pocket taking his wallet then threw the wallet back May says a girl searched his pockets while he cranked the auto Officers served the warrant issued by Alderman Hayes.
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Erle
Katherine Judge
J. Leonard J. May
May
Alderman Hayes
Be Too Big to Bother with Envy and Growth
George Matthew Adams speaks on original human uniqueness and the perils of envy. He urges readers to celebrate others success, letting inspiration uplift personal growth, and to avoid stagnation by rejoicing in fellow achievements.
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George Matthew Adams
Almighty
Elas
Furnish New Rooms for Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce rooms are being refitted with bright floor matting and improvements. Furniture from the old business men's exchange has been secured. The Johnson building location offers first class facilities and the chamber expects to occupy the new rooms by week’s start for regular meetings.
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Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Exchange
Johnson
Ellington Company Here Today At The Old Homestead Travel
The Margaret Ilington Company moved two cars from the Erle to the P. and E. division of the Pennsy bound for Erle this morning. The Ellington troupe travels in first-class style, appearing in different cities along the P. and E. route.
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Margaret Ilington
Erle
Pennsy
Old Homestead Company
Cies
Thellington
Winning Girl Proves Big Success At Meo Library
A large audience welcomed a Winning Girl and her company on the theater’s second night at Meo Library, praised as the best seen in Corry at popular prices. They announce closing tonight and offer another musical comedy, Married Life, with new songs, scenery, and electric effects.
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Meo Library
Corry
Look What's Coming The Little miniater In three acts
A Vitagraph masterpiece titled Look What's Coming staged in three acts arrives Tuesday April 22 at the Amutvell. The screening promises a polished visual story with notable performances and period charm.
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Vitagraph
Amutvell
Powers Await Allies Acceptance Of Balkan Peace Terms
London April 19 Representatives of the Powers expect to receive the formal notes of acceptance from the allies on the Balkan war peace proposals. It is known the allies have agreed to the terms, and formal acceptance is expected before Sunday. London diplomats are confident hostilities may end and the agreement be completed by week’s end.
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United Press
London
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