P R R Defers Changes Until After Meeting
Oil City April 28 The Pennsylvania Railroad defers merging Allegheny Division until after Chamber of Commerce talks with General W W Atterbury president and J J Rhoads Allegheny Division superintendent. Chamber seeks to delay personnel changes while data and figures are prepared to argue against removal of division headquarters and workers. Secretary H Gavin reports no word on B W Smith vice president’s visit.
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Oil City
Pennsylvania Rairoad
Chamber 0 Commerce
W. W. Atterbury
J. J. Rhoads
Allegheny Division
H. Gavin
Champer of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
I City
Riwads
Gavin
The
Milroen
Rhoads
Gayin
B. W. Smith
Road
Senators Aim To Extend Winning Streak Over Yankees
In a high profile baseball clash, the Washington Senators seek their 10th straight win against the New York Yankees. Joe Cronin delivered three RBI on a double, triple and homer as the Nats beat the Yankees, while other games saw the Robins end the Giants’ seven game run and the Cubs halt the Pirates’ streak with Cubs bats powering a 7-4 win. Pitching highlights featured Charley Root for the Cubs and Hartnett for the Cubs, plus Philadelphia’s four-run ninth inning in a 4-1 win over the Red Sox.
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United Press
Washington
Senators
Toen
New York Yankees
Joe Cronin
Nats
Yankees
Cronin
New York Giants
Harvey Hendrick
Brooklyn Robins
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Gabby Hartiet
Charley Root
Root
Philadelphia Athletics
Tung
Boston Red Sox
Danny MacPayden
Ed Morris
Pete Jablonowski
St. Louis Browns
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Bylowns
Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
Cincinnati Reds
Louis Cardinals
Clarence Mitchell
Geoteu Kelly
Regs
Injturies
Andy High
Briset
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Boeter Braves
Harold Short
Phillies
Fourth Annual Exhibit at Junior High School
Busy Junior High prepares for the fourth annual pupil exhibit to be held Thursday and Friday evenings May 1 and 2. The program opens with the overture On the Volga by the school orchestra, followed by the operetta Contest of the Nations arranged with C C Birchard Co. of Boston. The Spirit of Pair Play presides with Lady Utopia as forewoman of a jury of noncontestants. The act features Miss Columbia and American types, with a chorus of forty and a sequence of dances. The event ends with the Age of Youth and exhibits across rooms Hatch building and library. Parents and friends are warmly invited.
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Shadhnol
C. C. Birchard & Co
Beston
Utopia
Effaire
Columbia
Spirit of Tair
Sally Utopia
Herald
Miss Scotta
Vrowlein Holand
Andreas
Switzerland
Wong Cattay
Sasha Moskowa
Signor
Hatch
Voceeay
Pope Receives Raglan at Vatican Private Audience
April 29 Pope Pius XII hosted John J. Raglan chairman of the Democratic National Committee in a private audience in Vatican City. Raskob then introduced his family to the Pope.
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Raskob
Vatican City
Pons Pius Today
John J. Raglan, Chaiman
Democratic National Committee
Program of Federation Women’s Clubs at Erie meeting
The Kile County Federation of Women’s Clubs presents the seven teenth annual meeting program at the Woman’s Club in Erie. Registration at 10:00, calls to order, reports, and officer elections follow with luncheon at noon. Afternoon sessions include bylaws revision, parliamentary drill, and musical selections with Mrs. Charles Musser and Miss Rachel Clouga among speakers.
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Mildred Scuuller
Kile
Helen M. Schiureff
Arthur Stanley
Boggs Bubl
Pittsburgh
Charles R. Coblentz
County Federation
Charles
Musser
Tuxembourg
Paris
Rachael L. Clouga
Union City
London
Ramsay Burton
Allegheny County Faces Major Population Rise in 1920 Census
Pittsburgh April 2 The tabulated gains suggest Allegheny County could reach about 1.5 million people in the 1920 census, up from 185,808 in 1920. Seventeen boroughs and townships show totals 1980 9,280 and 1920 25,241, a gain of 10,048, with parts housing a portion of the city’s population and possible shifts toward new communities like Greentree and Mt. Lebanon.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Greentree
Mt. Lebanon
Defenders Rally To Aid Of Prohibition
Philadelphia April 29 An organization named the Defenders Society is being planned by University of Pennsylvania undergraduates to support 18th amendment obedience and cooperate with city and federal authorities to rid the campus of bootleggers. At 8:15 What Pennsylvania is doing for our foreign born mothers. Miss Lucy W Glass Harrisburg 4:00 Discussion 4:15 Adjournment. Luncheon reservations to Mrs Milton Rowley 817 Liberty Street Erie due by Wednesday April 30.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Defenders’ Society
Universy of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Lucy W. Glass
Harrisburg
Milton Rowley
Liberty Street
Erie
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