Pinchot’s fiery final rebuke to Pennsylvania assembly
Former Governor Gifford Pinchot delivers a combative closing address condemning political corruption and corporate influence. He urges erosion of popular elections for treasurer and auditor general, expansion of public oil services via the Public Service Commission, and criticizes the Supreme Court and political bosses. He cites a $32,000,000 year-end deficit handling and defends his administration’s reforms while insisting on a square deal in politics.
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Bank robbers target Hightown bank in $1800 heist
A group of mask- wearing thieves robbed the Hiyehure Safin Bank of about $1800 in cash yesterday. Police seek suspects described as three men, last seen near the downtown area, with no injuries reported. An investigative note urges the public to share tips at the local station.
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High Points Attributed To Pinchot Administration
Summary of Pinchot era achievements including debt reduction, a unified budget system, reorganized state government, and expanded services. The piece credits political reform, public welfare moves, highway and school improvements, labor and insurance actions, and measures against fraud, with a focus on efficiency and modernization in Pennsylvania.
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Department of Insurance
Aged Brother of Corry Man Dead at Niobe
Niobe, January 1987. George Asaatner, 7 years 2 months 1 day old, died in Niobe. Survived by widowed mother Rhody Coats Mather and three other relatives. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at United States Apostolic Church. Drather Mather, longtime Niobe resident and postmaster, praised by retiring Governor for his stance on prohibition and service to the community.
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All That Wealth Procured by Jacob Astor Incident
An OCR fragment recounts a tale involving Jacob Astor and a felon. Astor asks if the man would manage matters for his board, then states a remark about a market for exchange. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations but centers on wealth and a brokered exchange.
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Local Rug Weaving Ad by Peter Oleson
Rag rugs of all kinds are woven at 787 Liberty Street. Phone 845-10 for orders. Peter Oleson thanks customers for the past year and invites calls for rug making.
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Liberty Street
Long Standing Ailments Hotel Corre Wednesday Far
A clipped OCR fragment notes something about long standing ailments and a hotel correction scheduled for a Wednesday.
Cardinal Lauri Named by Secret Vatican Consistory
The former Monsignor Lauri now holds the cardinal’s red hat after a discreet Vatican consistory. He served as papal nuncio to Poland and is elevated in the church hierarchy.
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Columbus Cemetery meeting and New Year social in town
The Columbus community holds its annual meeting at the cemetery station wall BB on Tuesday January Hs for officer elections and audit of the association. A New Year’s Day church social and finance dinner at New Years Day featured attendees from local families and nearby towns.
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Quakes in California Stir Continued Warnings
A sequence of tremors rattles California as residents and officials assess aftershocks and potential hazards. Authorities urge preparedness while scientists study fault activity and monitor shifting ground. Community leaders emphasize safety plans and emergency readiness across affected regions.
Personal loan ad from a local lender in City, New York area
A loan advertisement offers cash for overdue bills with installment plans and monthly payments ranging from five to over one hundred dollars. It promises quick processing, mentions endorsements and co signing, and directs readers to contact UNIGN LOAN CO Inc at a storefront on Seneca Street for non publicity loan services.
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