City visitors and local movements noted at dawn
Col Leeper general manager and J 8 Wishes general superintendent of transportation visited the city this morning. W E Glyn traffic manager of the Pennsylvania Railways was in town. Masson and Shaffer departed to Erie and McKee Park respectively. Mrs Charles Shaver and children returned from Buffalo. Diston and Rochesne visitors called on friends, while Rogers returned for an automobile trip in Canada with relatives.
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Reply to Criticism on Polling Place Rotation in Ward Two
A local editor responds to a letter protesting the polling place rotation in the Second Precinct of the First Ward. The piece argues the new site is closer to voters, reducing travel by about 348 feet, and provides figures to defend county decisions while urging informed civic participation.
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Hoff Business College Fall Term Starts Sept 6
Warren Pennsylvania ad copy promotes Hoff Business College offering stenography bookkeeping and accounting training for executive office roles. It targets high school graduates for the secretarial course and notes start date of the fall term on September 6.
Voting petitions and polling place change dispute in Second Precinct
The letter questions petition support for moving polling to William Street and division of the ward. It notes signed votes were about one third, not seven tenths, and cites city engineering data on distances east and west from Avenue A. It urges canvassing the district for accurate voter counts and fair access across the Penna RR tracks.
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