Allway mall clerks revolt over six hour work rule
Clerks at Allway Mall oppose a new Post Office rule requiring six hours of road service daily. They argue the change causes more delays and mail mishaps and increases physical strain. They cite past five and a half hour days as productive and accuse officials of political manipulation and mismanagement.
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Cottage Prayer Meetings In Town Host City Groups
A string of informal prayer gatherings is planned across several cottages and churches this week. Meetings are announced at multiple homes including York and Taylor households with pastors and lay leaders inviting residents to attend in various wards.
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Roy
Kenhin
Aiujih
Ekurgo
Trav, Ny
United Brethren Yoovle
Mrs Vogt Testifies in Fateful Trial
Mrs Grace Vogt took the stand for a long session as her defense team sought to prove self defense in the fatal shooting of her husband. Judge Walling limited evidence to the day of the shooting while excluding earlier alleged assaults.
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McClntock
Davis
Pennsylvania
W. Pitt Gifford
WS. Carroll
Sudge Walling
Vogt
Oatfard
Juisse Walling
Nilshwen
Biteke
Fie Atorneys
Hofunae
Mra. Vogt
Dead With Three Bullet Wounds In Morgantown
A man died after being shot three times on Stonit avenue near a bridge. Police report the suspect fled. investigators say the incident may be linked to a mob attack. The local Pythian writers group plans a meeting next Wednesday at K of Mull from 7 to 9.
Pinchot Rails Against Postal Rate Hike in Public Statement
Former forestry official Gifford Pinchot condemned proposed increases in postage on magazines and periodicals. He rejected claims of publisher ties and urged rates reflect business principles, arguing the motive is political to hinder progressive viewpoints. He spoke at a Hotel Astor event, denying involvement with Success Magazine or National Post.
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New York
Gifford Pinchot
Richard Hullinger
Tatts Cab Fol
Hitchotk
Hotel Astorhe
Pinchot
Fiis
United States
Community Gives Record Gift To St Vincent’s Hospital Drive
A city campaign raised 43490 for St Vincent’s Hospital entailing church and public meetings. Citizens of the town joined a whirlwind effort across several days with major gifts and extended canvassing yielding the large total and broad civic support.
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Linia
Weilhwins
Funeral of Miss Mary Stevens Lire hi sud
The funeral for Miss Mary Stevens Lire hi sud was held on a May afternoon in Ashville. The service drew a large number of mourners and friends. Attendees included Knunert Bogert, Watson Dowd, Jokh Ohrn, Ray Lon, and yn Sipley.
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Alta
Lew'duck
Weider Ward
Lytay Hildink
Ashville
Honmett
Ulustite
Ute Cneket
County to Help Build Highways in Erie Region
County commissioners pledge support for the Sproul bill to finance statewide highway construction. Plans outline routes from Meadville to the Erie boundary via Stogertown Venango Sambridge Springs and Walterford, and Erie to the Ohio line via StanVille Murview Girard and Springfield. Additional segments run from Erie to Warren and from Erie to New York state line through Harbor Creek North East and Northville. The routes cross Crawford and Erie counties and extend toward Warren and beyond.
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Erie
Meadville
Wrie
Stogertown
Venango
Sambridge Springs
Crawford
Urle
Walterford
Ohio State Line
Hite
StanVille
Murview
Girard
Mast Springfield
W. Springfield
Bell Company Leases New Quarters for Exchange
The Central District and Printing Telegraph Company known as the Bell signs a fifteen year lease on the north side second floor of the Traction Building. The move to new quarters will be swift once pending council action is approved. The exchange will gain a large, well arranged space with partitions and toilets, and a rear room for the wire chief. The change accompanies a pending franchise application and aims to improve service and convenience for Telegraph and Exchange operations.
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the Bell
Traction
Olly
Northrop Wahat
Nis
Bakkmient
Auuaing
Marty Poomid
Awvkeliys Che
Population growth rises in Albion area county window
Census figures show Albion and nearby towns rapidly expanding in western county. Population shifts reflect urban growth in Hes two fawns and Waterford while surrounding centers like Fairview and Spring register smaller gains. The data outlines decade changes from 1900 to 1920 with figures for Albion Waterford and adjacent communities.
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Wain Hore
Waterford
Lin County
Albion
North Mast
Fairview
Hitchcock Drops Magazine Tax Seeks Deficit Plan Support
Washington reports that Hitchcock claims to have done all he can and urges Congress and the country to accept his plan to reduce the deficit. He warns that the postal revenues would suffer and argues taxes on magazines are not his fault.
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Gondral Thitchcock
Utla
Tas
Congresu
Lhg
Ywlung
Conkrai
Ptttle Indoneni
Postaffico
Home Made Bread Feature at Damon's Grocery
Local ad notes 6 contina rons for homemade bread at Damon's Grocery located at 618 West Main. Readers urged to visit the store for fresh bake sale items.
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Damon's Grocery
Fragmented note on liquid measurements and cost
An unclear OCR read describes preparations with various gallon and half gallon quantities and an instruction to add water to a container. The text mentions a lid and a con but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities and destinations.
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Gillens
Dominion Cleaner Wit Five and Twenty Five Pound Cloth Bugs
An advertisement describes Dominion Cleaner Wit as a five and twenty five pound cloth bug cleaner. It claims better cleansing for all purpose use with thin soap and soap powder, and notes that it cleans dyes after washing without ringing or nodimant.
Hoover May Yet Be Reprieved
Meadville February 20 A Morning report states that Alton V Hoover will receive a reprieve for thirty days from Thursday February by former governor Stuart Juit before his retirement The reprieve will be served by Sheriff Moomy Wednesday the day before the scheduled execution expansion details remain unclear and Governor Tenor has promised the reprieve will be forthwith
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Mexenger Uis
Alton V. Hoover
Stuart Jiut
Moner Ily
Wil Desu
Moomy
Iie County
Daily Messenger
Haitihburg
Pst
Tenor
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