James Opposes Emergency Taxes in State
Judge James, Republican candidate for governor, spoke in Erie County condemning Harrisburg taxes and New Deal policies. He criticized the Democratic administration for heavy legislation and argued the so called emergencies are a natural result of New Deal policies.
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Brie
Harrisburg
Artie At James
Gor
Erie County Court House
Jim
James
Cifford Pinelyrt
Arr
Tele Club
Lawrence
Erie County
Kamerer Erie Stock Swindler Seeks Parole
Kamerrer a former Erie broker and self made millionaire seeks parole from the Allegheny county work house where he serves five years for alleged securities code violations and fraudulent conversion. He says he could repay creditors if freed. district attorney and securities commission oppose. Hearing set for Monday at 10 4 pm with Judge Hirtha g preparing to hear arguments.
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Brie
Marles
Kamerer
Erie Millionair
Allegheny County
Erie
Samuel
Rossiter
District Attorney’s Office
State Securities’ Commission
William J. Hirthag
Former Titusville Man Held in Big Check Swindling Case
Frankie J. Parker, once of Titusville, is detained in Chicago with George Moran and three others over a plot to flood the nation with forged traveler checks. Police searched for a secret printing plant as Parker and associates, including two women, face questioning.
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Titusville
Carty
Chicago
Frankie J. Parker
George
Bugs) Moran
Parker
Canada
Dispatches
American Express Company
Bugs” Moran
O'Banion-Moran
Frank Parker
Daniel Gilbert
Pittsburgh
Gilbert
North Side
America
Bugs) Mortin
Frankie Parker
Frank Quigley
Daniel Kelly
Robert Sexton
Quigley
Kelly
Sexton
Moran
St. Valentine's Day
Pittsburg Man Held at Warren in Drunk Driving Crash
David McClinsey of Pittsfield was arrested Saturday evening in Warren after his car allegedly struck a machine operated by Warren Yaegle of Jamestown. McClinsey was jailed and officials planned arraignment on a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Both cars sustained damage but no injuries were reported.
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David McClinsey
Pittsfield
Warren
Warren Yaegle
Jamestown
Don't Sleep When Gas Presses Heart Adierika Claim
An advertisement for Adierika promotes relief from gas causing chest pressure and stomach bloating. It claims one dose relieves the sensation and purports to cleanse upper and lower bowels. Keister's Cut Rate, 110 Sane 2.
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Adierika
Keister
Assumes Mortgage in Oil City Store Deal
E J Collier of Charleston West Virginia became owner of the C H Smith and Sons department store in Oil City. The sale price is stated at 47000 dollars and is subject to the remaining balance on a 75000 dollar mortgage on the property.
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Oil City
E. J.collier
Charleston
W. Va
C. H. Smith & Sons
Ol City
Slight Pennsylvania Employment Curtailment Report
Ralph M. Bashore, Secretary of Labor Industry, reported to Daily reports that about 8000 employers show only slight curtailment in employment since January. Overall payrolls rose 0.4 percent, with March employment down 0.8 percent from February across manufacturing and nonmanufacturing sectors.
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Ralph M. Bashore
Unrec Enentha
Bushore
Indians Reject Money in Ohio Land Treaty Talks
Officials of the United States and Indian leaders argued over proposed treaties to settle Ohio land ownership. One speaker replied that money is of no value to most Indians and urged dividing the money among settlers to repay them for land already settled, suggesting funds instead be used to cover army costs.
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United States
Ohio
Ohio River
Healed Burns Without a Scar With San-Cura Ointment
Hattie 8 of 1 Town Circle Washington describes severe facial burns treated with San-Cura Ointment showing rapid healing and no scarring. She endorses San-Chira Ointment for sores irritations boils scalds itching and recommends Medicated San-Cura Soap 250 for bathing affected parts.
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Hattie
Pitts
Town Circle
Washington, D. C
Net relief rolls shrink in Pennsylvania as WPA jobs grow
A net drop of 3,390 cases and 9,653 people reduced Pennsylvania direct relief rolls for the week ending April 16 as households shift to WPA work. statewide totals show 176,242 cases or 569,391 persons on relief, the smallest since Christmas and about 18 percent below February peak.
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Pennsylvania
Kennedy to Speak in Erie at April Mass Rally
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Thomas G Kennedy will address a mass rally at the Public Auditorium in Erie on Friday night April 29. John Gsyney, local Kennedy campaign manager, is finalizing arrangements for the event.
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Kennedy
Erie
Prin
Thomas G. Kennedy
Masa
John Gsyney
Court Keeps Bankrupt Power Act Victory for Utilities
The court schedules April 28 argument over an injunction to halt four proposed public works and a municipal power system loan for Chattanooga. It narrows review to the act’s applicability to the firm, avoiding constitutional questions, and discusses a federal power commission request to speed the case.
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Page One
Power Co
Cty
Chattanooga
Pennsylvania
Bankheart Collin Aét
Abandon Train Welcome Ceremony Changes Plans
Abandonment of the Bradford Kane train welcome event shifts the celebration to Bradford due to inability to secure civilian cars. Mayor Hugh J. Ryan and Chamber of Commerce President J. Brill lead a banquet honoring Baltimore and Ohio officials amid the delay.
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Kane Ian
Bradford-Kane
Baltimore and Gaio
J. Brill
Bradford
Leo Scordo
Kane Business Men's Association
Civn
Hugh J. Ryan
Mr. Brill
Chamber of Commerce
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Tilden Burg
Sciota
Harry.w. Dougherty
Arthur H.james
Ial
Penn’s
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Loblaws
SWIFT
Swift's Premium
Franks Ring Bologna
Edgebrook Tomato
Jacob
Red Cross
Orchard Park
del Monte
Springville
California
Spring Lake
High Park
Libby's
Morrell
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Kraft Pkas
Grehard Park
Castle Haven
Florida
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