Taft Administration Magazine Postage Plan Sparks Debate
A historic editorial discusses Taft Hitchcock efforts to raise magazine postage, questioning policy motives and noting potential impacts on national information access. The piece argues for clarity on subsidies and monopoly concerns while stressing public interest in local papers and reader reports.
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Canada
Taft- Hitchcock
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Odd Financial Feud and Political Patter Amid Speculation
A muddled clipping cites Andrew Ciruogle eating 0ave to make 43 millionaires while questioning pay and legitimacy. It lampoons wealth bragging, notes Oliver’s stance against Canadian reciprocity, and hints at welfare politics and restless public discourse.
Mayville Libel Verdict Reduced After Jury Decision
Mrs. Margret Sullivan of Dunkirk won a libel verdict against William Connors, proprietor of the Duffurd Enquteer, for 4250. The judge granted a motion to reduce the award after arguments. Clarence A. Curtis of Oil City faces burglary and larceny charges as he awaits arrest in Pennsylvania.
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William J. Conners
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Oil City
Ustis
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Curtig
Burland
Nelson
Jamontown
Tis
Watcher
Green
Wednewday
Arratentun
Curtis
Salvation Army Officer Charged in Union City Case
Grand jury declined to bring a true bill against F Wl Proper of Union City, an adjutant for the Salvation Army there. He was jailed after allegations he took advantage of Genevieve Cottrell, 13, daughter of Mia Cottrell, amid claims of his aid to the mother and child. Union City residents denied ties to the Army rep resentative as evidence failed to sustain the serious charge and the court ordered release.
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Union City
Proper
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Erle
National Guard Reorganization Bill Introduced in Senate
The military code bill for reorganizing the National Guard and aligning with regulations set by the National Guard Commission was introduced in the senate today. The act is described as very voluminous, restructuring the entire state military establishment.
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National Guard
National Guard Commission
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Advertised Letters for Week Ending February 16
Public notice lists letters for Lula Bowser Rose Brown Kate Brownstein Earl Beightot B Capwall Arthur Dowd Gleason Morgan and Harry L Movers. Delivery issues at local post office urged recipients to claim at once.
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Rose Brown
Kate Brownstein
Earl Beightot
B. W. Capwall
Arthur Dowd
Gleason
Id. Morgan
Harry L. Movers
Union City Man Survives 1100 Volt Tomb Vandal Incident
Union City Pennsylvania reports 24 year old Frank Kennedy, an algebra student employed by Union City Electric Light and Power, received 1100 volts while near a tomb vandals incident. He regained consciousness after four hours with severe injuries to his right hand, and physicians credited grounding during the shock as lifesaving. Police and detectives continue to search for the vandals connected to desecration at a local cemetery.
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Kennedy
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Ohlil
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Gilbert P Porkins
Aden
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Istou
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Scott Mauino
Emibora
EC Strom
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Dorothy Arnold Found Safe After Missing Since December
Dorothy Arnold, missing since December 12, was located in New York at Flower Hospital. She was taken from the institution by ambulance after discovery, with hospital staff and family confirming she is improving.
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Mlke
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Canadian reciprocity passes House by wide vote
Washington February 14 the Canadian tariff agreement passed the House by 221 to 92 in a largely Democratic vote. President Test called the victory decisive, with 142 Democrats and 79 Republicans supporting the measure while 87 opposed it. House membership favored a broad policy shift amid concerns over international issues.
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House
Tate
Arthur K. Bates
Erie Crawford
Celebrate Tenth Marriage Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Richards
The Richards hosted a tenth anniversary celebration at their Columbus Avenue home with family friends. A seven o’clock dinner preceded a baptismal note for James Carlyle and Ward Bowman by Rev Rankin, followed by a Valentine exchange and farewell visit from Mr and Mrs Jamon Hughen of Warren.
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Rich
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Warren
Mela
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Erie's Census by Wards Reports Ward Totals
Washington telegraph announces Erie ward totals from the 508 census report. Wards shown include First 10,191 Second 14,791 Fourth 14,047 Fifth 10,818 Sixth 9,867 city total 46,635. Also a local ad notes homemade bread for six cents per loaf at Mt Damon’s Grocery 518 Main Street.
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Belo
Pali
Dana Burand
Washington Today
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