Presidential pension debate questions Wilsons post presidency
An article discusses funding for a potential presidential pension, noting President Wilson did not leave the White House with a fortune. It compares Wilson’s situation to Roosevelt and Cleveland, arguing public interest and dignity require a pension. It argues expenses would be substantial and support might be seen as charity or debt to the office.
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Voorlow Wildim
Buiter Afal
Wilson
United States
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
White House
Gleveland
Belen
Contract Awarded for Kane Armory Work Delayed
Kane armory project awards announced with plans for drill hall at Kane Milton and Somerset and an administration building at deilt tall Indiana. Preliminary plans for Wilkow Barre armory reviewed with aim to proceed this year. Timeline suggests motion on Kujo drill hall adjacent to Biks Home on Chestnut Street. Guard members have long sought proper quarters and expect a favorable outcome.
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Tarrisburg
Jan
Moonteads
Kane Milton
Somerset
State Armory
Carbondale
Indiana
Wilkow Barre
Biks
Chestnut Treet
Kane
Another Arrest in Johnsonburg Murder Case
An arrest in the Johnsonburg murder case sees John Silipo rearrested on a charge of being a principal in the killings of Edward Dill and Artin Tne sacre. Police allege Silipo supplied the gunmen and that Gregorio Monea confessed the weapon was provided by Silipo. Two good East South Street residences are offered for sale at $500 each.
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Ridgway
Jan
John Silipo
Johnsonburg
Fits
Edward Dill
Artin Tnesacre
Johnsonbury
Silipo
Moneas
Booke
Gregorio Monea
Silipa
East South Street
Eady
Robert "Patterson
Adgdeti
Saloon Row Sparks Police Inquiry in Erie
Police called to explain a contentious incident at a saloon in Erie on a Wednesday night. Mayor Kitts and Chief Detzel figure in a dispute over an election bet, with Gallaugher alleging threats and intoxication claims tied to the chief. An unrelated classified note seeks a local person for tree sales at First National Nurseries in Rochester, offering high commissions.
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Erie
August Heisler
Kitts
Mike Gallaugher
Spoon Keper
William Detzel
Seminlaw
Heisler
Detgel
von Gallagher
Detzel
Gallagher
Detzel Tost
High Commissions
H National Nurseries
Rochester
N.Y
Second Girl Dies From Burns In Johnsonburg Fire
In Ridgway on January 1 Miss Mildred Milquist aged 17 died at Elk County General Hospital at 2 30 PM from burns sustained when kerosene oil spilled while pouring into a stove ignited the blaze. Her sister Bessie suffered injuries and could not escape the burning building. Separately thieves broke into Henry Baer’s ice cream and confectionery store in the Collins building Renovo Wednesday evening, stealing 400 to 500 dollars worth of merchandise including cigarettes cigars tobacco candies and other valuables.
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Ridgway
Mildred Milquist
Elk County General Hospital
Mildrid
Bessiey
Dlaut
Henry Baer
Collins
Renovo
Window glass discounts and framing services offered
The ad promotes cash basis pricing on glass of any size and specializes in picture framing at reasonable prices. It invites customers to bring in a picture for framing and offers affordable paint prices for spring painting plans.
Will Drill Deeper at Youngsville After 4280 Feet
At a stockholders meeting in the borough hall last Monday Star Oil and Gas Co voted to resume drilling on the gallery lot well. Drilling halted before Christmas at 4280 feet, with oil indications seen in the oilier strata. The well is touted as the deepest in the region, drawing observers from nearby fields and beyond.
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Youngsville
Jan
Star Oil and Gar Co
Borough Hall
Randolph
Lake Erix
Bradfordfeld
Rowse Hospital
Brokenstraw
Children's Aid Society organized at Union City
Miss Ashton and Mrs Fracken led a prearranged meeting at Mrs W E Smith's home on West South Street to organize a Children's Aid Society in Union City. Macintyre elected chair, next meeting to appoint officers and formalize a working plan. A drive for one dollar annual membership proposed to support expanded auxiliaries in Girard North East and Union City with targets for Waterford and Afton.
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Union City
Waterford
Corry
Pal
Christian Ladies of Corry
Nagdrene
Erie Railroad Seeks Adjustment in Assessment
The Erie Railroad Company sent a representative to appeal a proposed property value increase in Union township. The board noted the assessment rose about ten percent, from $101 to $108 per acre, with a decision to be announced next month.
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Erie Railroad Company
Ike
Ujrion
Union Township
Hearing Set in Erie Gas Case for April 10
The city appeals for a new trial of the gas rate case against Pennsylvania Gas Company. A Superior Court arrangement places the hearing in Erie with Pittsburgh attorneys present. The city seeks to overturn a Public Service Commission ruling and avoid lowering the gas rate, extending deadlines from March 13 Scranton to mid April in Pittsburgh.
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Erie
Pitsburgh
Wessna
Pittsburgh
Superior Court
Elerie
Cay
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Scranton
City Solvester
M.C Daenell
Terie
Cessna
Schmelzer Files $50,000 Libel Suit Against Erie Newspaper
Safety Director Schmelzer filed a $50,000 libel suit against Times Publishing Company in Erie yesterday. The action, delayed for months, centers on an article alleging misconduct by Schmelzer in connection with plans for a proposed new funeral hospital site in South Erie.
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Erie
Jan. W
Times Publishing Company
Mde
Schmelzer
Schmelxer
Ateyiser
South
Erle
Bunielpal
Widow Emma Chapin petitions for decedent’s estate in Erie Court
In Erie County Orphans Court No 16 November Term 102 the petition of Emma M Chapin widow of Daniel W Chapin seeks property valued at 5000 dollars under the 1917 act. The estate has been appraised and the court may approve the petition on February 6 1922 with exceptions due by then.
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Orphans Court
County OF
Erie
Daniel W. Chapin
Emma M. Chapin
Administratrix Notice in the Estate of Lewis Pierce
The notice states that letters of Administration have been granted to Nora E. Harris as Administratrix of the Lewis Pierce estate. Creditors are asked to present claims and debts to Harris at 42 Corry, Pa, with attorney Walter L. Pea. The filing year appears as 2027.
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Lews Pierce
Lewis Pierce
Nora E ET
Classified Ads Mix of Rentals Jobs and Sales
A dense list of small ads covers rental offers rooms and houses for rent in East Se Inqiire and Center St with mentions of affordable rent and a Weiman housework helper. Job and sales notices include a cook position, district superintendent for selling plants and shrubs, and farm sale inquiries. Also several mortgage, government position, and product-promotion notices appear with various contact details.
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Bell
Carpenter
Ashville
Hosure
Grove Bt
Paved
Advae-Tf
Adooting
Chace
Genesee Nurseries
Rochester
Sdarit
Ted
Tories
Cliny
Wty
R Terry
Coil Service
Continentsal Building
Washington
Dadar
Experiice
Irineo &Sary
Barry Nutty Co
Royce
Reyes
Box
Cleveland
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Penna
Children’s Aid Society
Ierie Railroad
Walter L
PEA
Hyman Bernstein
Syracuse
N. Y
Bernstein Brothers Clothiers and Furnishers
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East Con
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Ygulo
Merritt
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Maple Ave
Atok
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Journal
Ite
Eank
Howe
Nother Hobibie
Les
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Anther
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Liberty
South Center
King and
South Street
East Street
Dotson North Center
Bliss
Ajax Iron Works
Ofice
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Ajax Tron Works
Tne Woh
LL. Bliss
West Plessant St
MC Smith
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