Christmastime fare dispute and local notices in Erie area
A man 57 faced a defrauding a common carrier charge after allegedly riding a Christmas Day jitney for three hours and leaving without paying. Bail was set at 500 dollars for a Thursday hearing. Other items include a probate reveal of Erie settler Reed’s will leaving 40 000 dollars to three sons, a Bradford assault case, and a wave of local notices from churches to businesses with brief event and sale details.
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Powell’s
Sicney & Evans
Joseph Skizypczak
Merchie Calabrese
Evans
Erie
Harrison Reed
Court House
Reed
Seguir
Church of the Nazarene
Worth Street
Church of ‘the Nazarene
Riceville
Erie Zone
James Rogers
Jefferson, O
Rossbacher
The
Journal
Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Myer Kornteich
Commonwealth
Charles J. Kline
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Kline
Warren County
Assembly Maps First Day Plans in Harrisburg
Rock ribbed tradition governs the opening day of the 138th General Assembly in Harrisburg as both houses convene. Rep Norman Wood will announce the House session at noon while James E Lovett, longest serving minority member, attends with 14 and 9 terms respectively. Gov Duff delivers opening message afterwards.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Billy Penn
James H. Duff
Norman Wood
Lancaster County
Wood
James E. Lovett
Election proceedings open for speakership and clerks
At noon the legislature begins organizing with oath of office for 117 Republican and Democratic members. Herbert Sore1R Bik) is nominated for speaker by the GOP majority, with William Habbyshaw and William Roan slated for chief clerk and secretary roles. In the Senate Lt. Gov Strickler will convene 35 Republicans and 15 Democrats for the opening.
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Howse
Herbert P. Sore
GOP
William Habbyshaw
Harrisburg
William Roan
Plymouth
House
Ovam
Milk Control Law Sparks 1889 Pennsylvania Assembly Debate
Harrisburg reports a split in the legislature over Pennsylvania milk control. Democratic senators Lane and Rosenfeld support repeal of the law fixing minimum prices and banning sales below cost. Republicans and Democrats favor amendments to limit the state board’s discretion and set reasonable prices.
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Aassuemen Erus
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Genco
Associated Press
W. J. Lane
D-Washington
Maxwell S. Rosenfeld
Dphila
Jess
Ers
Sinovsty
Raymond Sollenberger
Blair
Hin
Edward M. Young
Mercer
RF. Kent
Crawford
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A. B. Weiners
Can
Vienna
BOND
Knox
Randall Chicken Noodle Dinner
NBC
Florida
Texas
Calif
N. E
U.S
Tbair
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Turner’s
Lion Brand
Superba
SWANK
Turner
Meerdink’s
Liberty Street
Bett
Rudford
Bradford
Star Garage Company
Karl Deibler
Pines
Meadville
Fifth Ward
Edward L. Walker
Charles D. Stialenberger
Mount Laure
Legion of the Moose
Gilbert Powers
Toner
Focal Hospital
Duquesne
Fort Pitt Beer
F. L. Baressi
Furbershop
Miller’ Kendall
Old Bis Hill
Robert Smith
Guys Mais
Spencer Hospital
Corry Hospital
Lars Christensen
White Street
Samuel Canfield
East Smith Street
Clarence Urwink
Clymer
Michael Drobneck
Columbus
George Klinger
Jobn Bilngey
Allen Klnger
Seneca Street
Robert, Chamber— Sin
Clarenige Chamberlin
Glymer
Robert Hill
Could Street
Gerald Pless
Model Dairy
Mennville Clip Council
Royal Chamber of Commerce
Susgest
Ye Olde
Spartansburg Hotel
Spartansburg
Union City
Michael T
Mike Sullivan
Sullivan
Wayne Lewis
Lewis and Sullivan
Meadiville
Linesville
Gonnegutville
Joe Cheuzront
Center Road
John Brenat
Chevaronts
Nome
Io-cat
Howard Beckerin
North Clymer
Carol Newhouse
Pizor Insurance Agency
Frederik St. Corry
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Assembly
Holt Furniture Store
Center Street
Corry, Pa
U.S. Pat
Olt
New Deal Optical
W. 9Th
Erie, Pa
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Vollonner
Use Yeatord Wits Inquirer
Ame
Lestown
Skinner
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