Coal and Iron Police Bill In Committee In Harrisburg
United Press report from Harrisburg outlines Senate action on the coal and iron police bill. Senator Mansfield and Governor Fisher proposals discussed, with timing toward a Senate vote and a Bald ridge resolution seeking police lists and vacancies. Also covered are a plan to reduce overhead in state courts and a Bushy Run Memorial Park appropriation.
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Harrisburg
Tye Munefield
Senate
W. D. Manufell
McKeex- Port
John
Fisher
Coal and Iron Police
Munefivld
Trig
Sénate
Baldridge House
Wlew
Mansfield
Baldrige
Imperial
Allegheny County
Manafield
Wals Glendine
Aaron
Philadelphia
Bushy Run_battlefield Memorial Park
Kunkel
Westmoreland
Fines Assessed After Saturday Night Raid
Police raided a disorderly venue on Center Street seizing twenty one bottles and many empty bottles. Treva Nelson protested and received a two dollar fine plus costs. two girls were fined ten dollars each with costs, later remitted. three young men paid ten dollars each and costs.
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Treva Nelson
Center Street
Mms
Nelson
Hhe
Citysville
Flynn Works On Road Bill To Aid Township
Harrisburg February 26 A group of legislators from rival counties works on a plan to salve for the present session the demand for an omnibus road bill. Led by Alexander Wheeles and Jobe Fiyon the plan aims to specify the percentage of funds the highways department must spend on county aid and rural road construction and maintenance. Sponsors caution the exact percentage is uncertain. Governor John S. Fisher has heard of the rural members plan but details are unavailable.
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Harrisburg
Othe Lezislatire
Alexander Wheeles
Forest Courtty
Jobe Fiyon
Elke Sminty
Wil
John S. Fisher
Struck by Car Leave Oil City Man Injured
A Petroleum Center man was seriously hurt Saturday afternoon when the car he was cranking was struck by another vehicle near the Pennzoil filling station at Rouse. He suffered a fracture of the face and head injuries and is listed in serious but hoping recover condition.
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Ole Pre
Vu Eo
Amert Ban ST Yen Tuld
Petroleum Center
Oil City
Auutomoblie
Filis Wie
Pennzoil
Rousewile
Apm Anu Javerstions
Industrial Fund Passes Eighty Thousand Dollars
The Central Committee reports the Industrial Fund has surpassed 80 000 dollars amid widespread community backing. Leaders praise Chairman Bentley and Ex Mayor Alexander for energetic efforts while urging continued cooperation, with final pledge checks to be reconciled by accountants soon. Rosie Skepis and Constantin McCullough returned to Clymer after visiting friends in the city.
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Central Committee
Rogers
Neds
Bentley
Alexander
F. A. Wimner
First Methodist Church
Wimner
Councilmen
England and
Loveland
D. Warren DeRosay
Roger F. Cressey
Worth Hammond
Benh Fey
Rosie Skepis
Constantine McCullough
Clymer
Former Corry Resident Dies in Mannington West Virginia
John Hopkins, a longtime Corry and Columbus resident aged sixty five, died last evening at his Mannington home after a period of good health. Survived by his wife, funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in Mannington, with burial in Mannington.
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J. J. Mulheim
East Street
John Hopsing
Corry
Mannington
W. Va
Hopkins
Columbus
U S Steel Directors Meet Amid Debt Issue Talk
New York Feb 26 United States Steel Corp directors prepared for their monthly meeting as reports floated options to retirement part of the funded debt and possible sale of preferred shares to stockholders. The report pushed common stock up sharply, lifting market value significantly.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Flooding From Thaw Hits Pittsburgh Area Creeks
Snowmelt and heavy rains swelled creeks and flooded lowlands around Pittsburgh. Officials warned that rising waters could threaten bridges and streets as thaw continued and river levels rose, with meteorologists predicting lingering flood risk into the next day.
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Pittsburgh
Point Bridge
Sutton
W. 8. Brozeman
Oi City
Ittannaeg
Creel
Wiegand’s Springtim landscape art praised by critics
The article lauds Wiegand, a modern American artist in New York City, for technical dexterity and vivid nature subjects. It notes his skill in placing elements like feathery leaves and blooming buds to create atmospheric spring scenes and mentions medals from St. Louis Exposition 1904 and the Holgaden prize 1906.
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Reynord
Wiegand
New York City
Holgaden
The
Colonia
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