Proposals on Salary Increases Face Scrutiny and Moves
The passage critiques raising salaries for officials while noting many state workers such as clerks and stenographers earn from 90 to 1800 per year. It laments that legislatures always boost the top first and urges starting at the bottom. Leo Vani Diesar left for Sherwan to seek work. Merion Triseuil returned home after a weekend in Erie.
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General Assembly
Leo Vani Diesar
Sherwan
Miss Merion ‘Triseuil
Erie
Lt Thompson Post Notes At Linwood A A Post Meeting
The Lincoln A. We Thankmon Post held its meeting Friday evening January 11 with new officers presiding. Most officers were absent due to illness and other reasons, including the captain, leaving a small turnout. Supplies were short, but the group discussed upcoming duties and committee work while refreshments were served. Miss Mary Lewis visited from the Hoskins home in West South Street.
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Linwh
Austin
Sam
Coletrast
Lin
Boland
Bottnoth Berlbo
Mary Lewis Cane
Hriv
D. W. Hoskins
West South Sktect
Monetary dividends declared by Associated Gas and Flecttic Co
The Associated Gas and Flecttic Company declares several dividends including Dividend No 16 56 Dividend Series preferred stock 1.00 per share and Dividend No 14 on the preferred series. The notice lists amounts per share and refers to other related dividend actions and stock series.
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Associated Gas and Flecttic Company
Aed
Mace F Too Halls
Phiare i Euah, M. & Okkenee
Local social notes reflect travels and visits across towns
Harry Boswell went to Buffalo to tour an automobile show over several days. Teachers, students, and relatives appear in town, with Miss L Dallman returning to school duties after a weekend in Union City, and Mr. Mathews traveling to Cleveland for a convention while Brulfond visited his wife. Multiple residents journey to Erie, Albany, Warren, and Pittsburgh for meetings, family visits, and events, including road builders, bridge company attendees, and memorial services.
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Harry Boswell
Buffalo
L. Dallman
W. Bi. Mathews
Cleveland
Mr. Mathews
New York City
Brulfond
America Road Builders Association
James Wygleston
Jamestons
W F. Conbin
Wellaville
Corny Bridge
Autoply Ch
Amw
Viha JF
Austin
Als
Erie
Igher
Albany N.Y
D. We
Howard Co
Jamestown
They
Busine Malieve Dswald
Brie
Smith
Tor Piby
Corky Weldestt
Eeriuiss
Faye
Salluensa
Charles St. Toh
Fred Smith
Flay
C. Armstrong
Mark Armstrong
Dayton
Finneral Servines
Fred Mortz
Hire
Sory
Lucile
Sr Pare
Funeral of Fred Mortz
Funeral services for Fred Mortz were held at St Elizabeths Church after his death at St Vincent’s Hospital Bri. The rite included a high mass, music by Matilda Kaiser and Carl Edwards, and a eulogy by Rev Reiser. Interment followed at St Elizabeths Cemetery with many relatives present including the Goring and Mortz families. Relatives from Dayton Ohio attended.
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Insaiety
Rp Mortz
St Vincent's Hospital
Bri
St. Eltzefiethys
Is Buothiel
Frank Goring
Ray von Reiser
Vetter
St Elizabeths Thireh
Concert time change for High School auditorium event
The concert schedule is altered to 8:89 pm at the High School auditorium. The program features the Accordion Novelty Company with support from Broadway Temple Methodist Church, New York City. G. W. Olmsted of Ludlow donated 100000 toward a 500000 building fund during 1028 hours and plans include a large beacon for aviators and ships, visible for miles.
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Lyerlan
Accordion Novelty Company
Broadway Temple Methodist ‘Church
New York City
G. W. Olmsted
Ludlow
Market Close Shifts as Major Stocks Falter in Slow Trade
Prices sink to four year lows across multiple sectors with Oil City firms Logan and Bryan among decliners. Transportation, steel, and utilities show varied moves while rail and coal names like General Motors, Chrysler, and Marland post uneven results. energy outfits and utilities maintain sharp activity in late session as investors reassess demand and prices.
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Logan & Bryan
Oil City
Jannes Almont Hmoelters
Amanda
Butte Coy
Chile
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Willys Overland
Old Atlantic Refining
Marland ‘Mid Continental Pet
Middle States
Pan American Pure
Sinclair Yee
Shell Union
Texas Co
Jones Faces Prison Term For Wife Death
Butler, Padan. Earl Jones, 35, garage owner, was convicted of manslaughter in the death of his wife Nellie A Jones. He faced a prison term of five to ten years in the Western Penitentiary at Pittsburgh after being sentenced by Judge James My Galbreath. Jones testified the death occurred during an argument while they were wrestling in their Butler apartment, and he burned her body in a nearby house.
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Butler, Padan
Earl Jones
Butler
Nellie A Jones
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Jones
James My Galbreath
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