Public Hearings This Week At Harrisburg
Harrisburg hearings begin Tuesday afternoon at 4 00 pm before the House Ways and Means Committee on a bill regulating cold storage. Merchants urge adoption while plant owners protest. The gold storage bill from Representatives Gana and Whitbank will get a 1 4 public hearing Tuesday at 5 pm. A statewide debate on payments to dependent mothers and state funds continues Wednesday evening in the House. Woman suffrage supporters push for a formal reading while party factions await votes. The state highway report by S M Bigelow to cover 6000 miles of highways is anticipated. Independent lawmakers may seek an investigation into the highway department after the report. Democratic measures will debut this week with a push for stronger public utilities reform and corporate oversight. The adjournment date of April 16 will be discussed.
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Mus Pond
Warren National Bank Offers Four Percent Interest
Warren National Bank announces four percent interest on deposits in its Interest Department. Early deposits after the first three days of month earn interest from the first of the month, with half of that month's interest credited for deposits made by the 15th. Interest is credited June 1 and December 1 for deposits three months or longer. Not to be used for frequent checking or bill payments. United States Depository.
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Strikers Returning to Work at Rankin Wire Mill
General Manager Jewett reports nearly seventy percent of striking workers have returned to work at Rankin Wire Mill. Strikers deny mass desertion and plan a big afternoon meeting to decide future action possibly against the workers who have returned.
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Rankin Wire Mill
Two Drunks In Lock-Up Over Sunday
Mayor Alexander presided at police court in the city building at ten o clock. Two men charged with being drunk and disorderly on Saturday evening appeared before him. James Bell of Corry pleaded guilty and was fined two dollars. John Shisids, a railroad worker near Concord, admitted guilt and was fined two dollars. Shields paid his fine via a company order and was released. These were the only Sunday arrests reported.
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James Bell
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Hele
Goncord
Shields
Two tragedies strike Erie as train fatality and fire ruin hardware
A man is killed after being hit by a train in Erie. A massive fire destroys the Big Palace Hardware on State Street, four stories high, with explosions and fear of spread to nearby stores. Loss estimated between 110000 and 200000, with insurance on the hardware building noted.
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Pioneer resident Thoms Johnson dies after depot accident
Thoms Jefferson Johnson dies Saturday evening at Corry Wesplint after two weeks in a hopeless condition from injuries from being run down by a train near the depot in Union City. He was 80 and long a local settler, father of R S Johnson, with surviving sons C A Johnson and Bruce Johnson and daughter Mrs J D McCalmont. Funeral services were held at 11 o clock a.m. from the home of R S Johnson, with Rev H C Shaw in charge. interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Mr. Johnson
Union City
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Cleveland
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Montana
J. D. McCalmont
A. Johnson
Johnson
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Methodist Church
G. D. Heath
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Hy Bracken
Sher‘wood Simmons
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B. Porter
Pine Grove
Corry Men Subpoenaed in Steves Bayle Case
J R Boyes of Union City served subpoenas on Corry election officials to appear in court regarding clerical errors in local vote totals. W H Lewis W F Lewis George Ricker and W Brigham were among those summoned to explain discrepancies in precinct tallies claimed to affect Bayles lead in the Steves contest.
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W. F. Lewis
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Bayle
Steves
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Wftwrnoan
Trains Crash Injures Six Crew Members in South Bend
Six freight train crew members were seriously injured in a train collision near South Bend Indiana with two feared dead. The crash caused cars to derail and pile up on the track end while another locomotive struck a second train car.
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