Erie Eyes Straight Salary for Treasurers to Save City
Erie officials back a bill to pay city treasurers on a straight salary to collect all taxes. Proponents say the change could save Erie about 25,000 dollars annually, with proposed salaries around 5,000 to 7,500 dollars. The measure, urged by Assemblyman Norbert J. Fitzgerald, has support from the League of Third Class Cities and was debated in the legislature after endorsement by the league’s convention committee. Mayor James P. Rossiter sits on that committee.
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Erie
League of Third
Norbert J. Fitegerald
Pennsylvania
Fitzgerald
League of Third Class Cities
House
Senate
Wie Tenge
James PL Rossiter
Erle
Parish Meeting Monday Night at Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Episcopal church calls change of plans for the annual parish meeting in Parish Hall Monday evening January 5th at 7 00 PM. Supper prepared. Polls close promptly at 7 30 PM. Two vestry members to be elected for two years. Church groups and officers requested to have annual reports in writing. Notice posted in the vestibule.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Omehow
Ana
Salada Sticks to Newspapers at Annual Meeting
Salada Tea Company executives gathered in New York City for their annual meeting to discuss advertising plans for 193? and the role of promotions in varying economic moods. President Pinto emphasized belief in advertising but noted a substantial rise in appropriations since 1929 as benefits of sustained effort.
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Tonyly
B. Pinto
Salata "Tex Company
New York
New York City
Pinto
Salaila Pea
W. J. Holmes
Coolidge Pastimes and Guests at Retirement Observed
A fragmentary report recalls President Coolidge enjoying outdoor pursuits and visitors at his summer home. Mrs Coolidge’s birthday observance is noted, with mentions of John Coolidge and several officials and guests including Mr Whiting and Senatorial figures. The senate adjourns in Washington as discussions and dates surface.
Death of Calvin Coolidge Shocks Nation in Grief
The nation mourns Coolidge as he dies at home after a private day with friends. He rose early, had breakfast with Mrs. Coolidge, and spent hours in his study. Ross describes a routine day turning tragic when he was found on the dressing room floor. Dr. Brown cites bowels or intestinal illness as the likely cause, with prior indigestion noted by Coolidge’s aides.
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Darin
Mrs. Coolidge
John Coolidge
Oarty
Dughter
Fahivr
Fahivr Governoy ‘Trumbilt
BIS
Sial
Ross
Plymouth
Howard W. Brown
Dr. Brown
Mr. Coolidge
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Coolidge
Pelus
Willimin
Holyoke
Whiting
le Plidge
Stearns
Govidge
Washington
Dune
Vin Caaliage
Black Hills
South Dakota
Vermont
Simsberry
Conn
Nation
Peich
Nerantment
Stape
Chesterfield
U.S
Liggett & Myers
Kssterfield
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