Apples and crops show declines in Pennsylvania harvests
A late October style page notes forecasts from the Federal-State Crop Reporting Service predicting Pennsylvania’s apple crop near normal but 88 percent of normal. Grapes 60 percent, potatoes 69, peaches 23, and tobacco 80 percent. Governor Earle appoints delegates for a joint meeting of forestry associations at Eagles Mere on September 9.
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J. Vimsel Preneh
Earle
Pennsylvania
Eagles Mere
L. 3. Gross
Warren
J. Ambrose Mulligan
Brie
Deny Reports of General Wage Increase By Steel Firms
United Press reports from Pittsburgh dated August 27 say steel company officials deny any plan for a general wage increase. Rumors arose from higher wage demands by worker groups, but leaders say most requests did not come through proper channels. Carnegie Illinois cites only one authorized request for $2 extra per day for common labor at Homestead.
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U. S. Steel
Carnegiellinois
Benjamin
Bair Jess
Homestead
Pittsburgh Steel
Jonea’ & Laughlin
Landon Attacks New Deal Tax Policy in Buffalo Address
Governor Landon denounced the Roosevelt tax plan and called for a simple bookkeeping system in Washington. He warned the nation is living beyond its means and urged overhaul of federal and state taxes. He ridiculed the idea that the rich would finance the government and argued against a sales tax. He condemned deficits, rising public debt, and policies seen as impoverishing all citizens. The campaign traverse included stops in Pennsylvania and New York, with a drought conference noted in Des Moines.
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Roosevelt
Landon
Topeka
Bismarck
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Des Moines
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New York
Gov. Landon
United States
Seek Compensation for Occupational Disease
Harrisburg August 7. A sub committee named by the Occupational Disease Compensation commission began drafting a tentative occupational disease compensation bill for the 1907 legislature. The group will identify specified illnesses, seek industry input, and aim for flexible provisions to cover workers incapacitated by occupational diseases not currently addressed by the state workers compensation law.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Ralph ML. Bastare
PLAN AIR RACE NY TO PARIS PROPOSED WITH LINDBERGH TONE
A New York to Paris air race plan inspired by Charles A Lindbergh's 1927 feat aims to celebrate the tenth anniversary of his flight. Prince Bibesco and Prince George Bibesco back the event with organizers including the International Apparatus Federation and potential national aviation groups. Ralph Sperry travels to Toronto for the fair, while organizers expect about 20 entrants and a finish at Le Bourget in under two hours.
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Funeral Services for Mrs. Ethel Reynolds
Private funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm for Mrs. Ethel Reynolds wife of Charles Reynolds at their East Smith Street home Rev E L Wagner of St Pauls Lathes an church officiated with interment in Pine Grove cemetery Bearers were Charles Lester Carl Hinman Harry Fleming Arthur Weldner Fred May and W B Orn Relatives from out of town included Mr and Mrs Harry Finson Cleveland OH Mrs Ervin Bisbee Columbus OH M Harriet Green and son Harry Erie Mr and Mrs Russell Seymour and Mr and Mrs Burdick Mr and Mrs Frank Young Mrs Trantis Inman Miss Sara Inman Frank Inman and Miss Waite Union City Mr and Mrs Everett Hoagwall and Mrs Sue Reynolds Warren Mr and Mrs Ryckman Brocton Mr and Mrs Lester Fuller Jay Puller Lawrence Park Mrs Harry Skinner Erie Mr and Mrs Tom Hurst Mrs Rankin Mr and Mrs Harry Bromigan and Mrs Dai Reynolds Wattsburg
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Cleveland
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Columbus
M. Harriet Green
Harry
Erie
Russell Seymour
Burdick
Frank Young
Trantis Inman
Sara Inman
Frank Inman
Waite
Union City
Everett Ho
Governance and relief spending debate cited
A governor criticizes federal relief and emergency expenditures as excessive, arguing funds should be spent without war or waste. He warns the nation is overspending beyond its income in a fool's paradise, noting eventually someone will have to pay the bill.
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