Pennsylvania Editors Convene for Annual Publisher Meeting
More than 300 Pennsylvania editors gather January 12 and 13 for the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association convention in Harrisburg. Walter W. Krebs will preside. topics include publishing in times of stress, economics and tax costs with speakers Irving Fisher and Henry P. Pletcher among others.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Herd J&wuary
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Walter W. Krebs
Johnstown Tribune
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Arthur
Bugs)Baer
Satinet
Henry P Pletcher
Greentastie
Italy
Mexico
United States Tariff Commission
Leonard P. Fix
State Chamoher of Commerce
A. G. Baker
Susquehanna Transcript
Dean Moffran
Hartsbore Patriot News
James G. Stahlman
Nashville, Tenn, Banner
Howard W. Stodghill
Louisville — Couvier Jourmend Times
William A. Thomson
He W. Blakesee
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
William D. Nugent
Media Records
Tne
New York
Beaton R. Gurriner
Montrose Independent
Death of Bishop John J. McMahon in Buffalo NY
Former priest at Jamestown Bishop John J. McMahon of the Catholic Diocese of Trenton N J died at Mercy Hospital Buffalo. He served as pastor of SS Peter and Pauls in Jamestown and later as pastor of St Marks Amherst Street Woodward Avenue Buffalo for twenty years. Funeral services set for tomorrow morning at St Mark's with a children’s service at 4 PM and the main service at 10 AM.
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Tas Yin
Mercy Hospitel
Baffalo
John J. McMahon
Trenton
N.J
McMahon
SS. Peter & Pau
Tannestown
Richard Coyle
Thorming
St. Mark's Church
Amaherst Street
Woodworth Avenue
Buffalo
Universal Parterhood Idea From Gio Mind
A fragment reflects a grand concept about universal partnership at the crest of all thought, naming Winifreit Thiondes as a referenced figure in the contemplation. The text suggests a transcendent ideal linking minds and shared humanity across borders.
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Gio
Winifreit Thiondes
Creomulsion Emulsified Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold bronchial remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and fights coughs and colds. It claims safety and rapid relief for persistent coughs, bronchial irritation, and throat irritation with a money back guarantee if no improvement.
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Soe
Rae Elewagien
Erie County Delegation Unites for Taxpayer Aid in Harrisburg
Erie County lawmakers from the assembly and senate vow to put welfare of taxpayers first as they travel to Harrisburg for the new session. State Senator Joseph Ziesenheim says four lower house members Norbert J. Fitzgerald William D. Kinney John J. King and Ralph S. McCreesty joined in a conference at North Girard pledging full cooperation. The delegation plans to discuss subjects with other legislators and caucus separately by party in the capitol.
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Assem
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
William D. Kinney
Eric Jonn J. King
Corry
Ralph S. Mc
Cresty
Weet Miicreess
Ziesenheim
Girard
Erie County
Harrisburg
Harrisburger
Assembly
Senate
House
Police Car Found In Lake In Dunkirk
Dunkirk January 2 police patrol car stolen from in front of the Polish Falcon clubhouse on Lake Shore Drive East. After hours of search it was found in Lake Erie near St Hyacinth cemetery dumped over an embankment. The lake hindered removal as police and city mechanics cannot reach the car. Authorities believe it may have been the work of someone with a grievance against the city.
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Dunkirk
Polish Falcon
Lake Shore Drive
Lake Irie
St. Hyacinth’s
Yesterdy
Crear
Robert Rahn
Falcon
Meadville Plant Burns in Winter Fire
Meadville Fire destroyed the Meadville Hide and Fertilizer Company plant on Saturday night with about 5000 dollars in loss. The building, of frame construction, was left standing but the interior was burned. The cause was traced to crossed wires igniting an automobile stored inside. Paul Weissberger, owner, said the loss was promptly covered.
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Meadville
Meadville Hide and Fertilizer Company
Stansling
Alain
Paul Weissberger
Revolta Seen as Real Threat to Open Title
Miami records show Johnny Revolta of Meanominee Michigan delivering a 278 for 72 holes at the Miami Open on the Miami Springs course. His score tops Gene Sarazen’s British Open 283 from last spring and nears major marks, raising expectations for the 1938 U S Open. Denny Shute finished second at 282, Sarazen 285.
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Miami
Fla
Johnny Revolta
Meanominee
Mich
Miami Springs
Hye
Gene Sarazen
Bill ‘Mehrhorn
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Revolta
Sarazen
New York
Constipation Relief After Six Years with Adieriks
John J. Davis suffered chronic constipation for six years. After using Adieriks he reported relief and felt the trouble disappear. Claim cites on-site quick acting effects at Keitier's Cut Rate Dig Store.
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John J. Davis
Keitier
Objections Filed to Prescott Will At Erie Hearing
Miss Mary Prescott and Miss Josephine Prescott of Portsmouth challenge the probate of Charles W Prescott's will in Erie arguing the charitable bequest differs from their brother's true wishes. Attorneys say most estate goes to the sisters, who contend a prior will naming them as beneficiaries better reflects the decedent's intent and may direct disposition accordingly.
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Erie
Mary Prescott
Josephine Prescott
Portsmouth
Charles W Prescott
Attorrney
Charles M. Dale
Prescott
Ben Swart
Register of Wills
Mr. Prescott
Hamot Hospital
Hamet
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Wine Bays Club
Charles Mt Warner
Tth Street
Anthony Volmer
Urther
Wey
Bridge Closure At Tidioute Becomes Detour Route
Warren Jan 3 The state highway department announced that the Tidioute beige crossing the Allegheny River will be closed to traffic after January 4 for replacement. Traffic to the borough of Tidioute will be detoured over Sand 89 to Torpedo. Bates Rogers Construction Co of Cleveland OH holds the contract for the new structure.
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Warren
State Highway Department
Allegheny River
Bates-Rogers Construction Company
Cleveland
Stock Exchange Seats Fall Across 14 Years in 1930s
New York January 2 Prices for Stock Exchange seats over the past 14 years show highs and lows by year. The record high stood at 625,000 in 1928 and the record low at 2,750 in 1871. After a 26 percent membership distribution, figures detail 1932 at 185,000 to 568,000 and 1931 at 823,000 to 122,010, with other years ranging from 60,000 to 205,000.
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Stock Exchange
United Press
New York
Ubu
Pasadena pageant stars lead Rose Tournament in blooms
Pasadena’s 44th Tournament of Roses pageant unfolds before about a million spectators, with more than 10 million roses. Floats depict fairy tales such as Goldilocks and Cinderella in a four mile procession led by Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks overdue to the event. Special trains bring thousands of out of town residents to the spectacle.
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United Press
Pasadena
Calif
Wildéringe
Goldielocks
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Pennsylvania Farm Credit Faces Critical Strain in State
The Pennsylvania State Agriculture Department reports a severe farm credit crisis across the state. Delinquent taxes prompt forced real estate sales, mortgage nonpayment rises, and refinancing funds are scarce, with two of three rural communities affected and 80 percent expecting little relief next year. southern regions fare better while the north, west, and center suffer most.
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Harrisburg
Ajeripeulbura
Pennsylvania
State Agriculture Department
Department
Gion
Woman Killed at Greenville Train Crossing
Mrs. Hoad Lane, 70, returning from a grocery store, was struck and killed by a train at a Greenville crossing when she failed to hear the approaching locomotive. The incident occurred Saturday as she carried purchases home.
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Crivinus
Hoadlane
Classifieds and ads copy from old newspaper page
The fragment catalogues classified ad categories and instructions for placing notices including pricing per word and editorial rights. It mentions services offered by ads providers, types of ads, and contact practices, plus scattered notices about housing and employment categories.
Wisconsin Democrats Plan A Ball In Madison
A fragmentary notice indicates Democratic women in Wisconsin debated holding a ball, with Alicia presiding over the Young Democratic Club at Madison. Governor Selden reportedly supported the idea as a wish of the party’s women, though details are unclear.
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Wisconsin
Alicia
Young Democratic Club
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Pion
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