Advocates Debate Municipal Ownership Offer At Mass Meeting
Advocates of municipal ownership announce a bid from the Ughting company to sell the printing plant, equipment, and business of Hehling to the city for about forty thousand dollars. The proposal would allow the city to pay one third at transfer with the rest via bonds, and supporters claim a yearly surplus of two to four thousand dollars after debt service. The mass meeting tomorrow night is expected to draw a record turnout as the controversy broadens with other possible terms and alternatives.
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Seth Ae
Hao
Hehling Company
Thone
Nueh HK
Eity
Warren National Bank Pays Four Per Cent Interest
The Warren National Bank offers four percent interest in its Interest Department. Deposits made in the first three days of a month earn interest from the month start, and half a month's interest is credited for deposits on or before the fifteenth. Interest is posted June 1 and December 1. Withdrawals from accounts held three months or longer are unrestricted.
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Warren National Bank
Warren National Bank Security and Service
Warren National Bank issues a brief notice concerning its status as a United States depository and reiterates its commitment to security and service standards. The notice underscores federal depository requirements and the bank’s obligations to protect customer funds.
Fire Destroys George Boyer Home Near Poadilly Summit
The residence of George Boyer was destroyed by a furnace fire in the basement, prompting quick evacuation. Neighbors rallied with a bucket brigade to save some clothing and two women. The family was sheltered for the night. service will reimburse about half the loss.
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George Boyer
Poadilly
Havinis
Audh Howe
Ue Hovesbold
Shukee
Rome
Tenay
Journals Issued Exceed Two Thousand Yesterday
Daily activity shows publication offices releasing more than 2,000 journals yesterday. The total surpasses the prior day’s figures and indicates strong demand across regions. An estimated average of 1,860 journals is noted for routine circulation.
Corry Boy Assistant to Federal Bank Examiner
Walter Bentley of the National Bank of Corry is appointed as assistant to a federal bank examiner in the western Pennsylvania district and ports of nearby states. The post will require travel to various cities. the job offers advancement and centers on clerical duties tied to examiner reports and district work. Bentley has shown ability since rural banking days and is expected to perform well.
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Walter Bentley
National Bank of Corry
Asmhitut
H. G. Murray Federal Bank
U Minor
Dfsiriet
Aly Leni Joy Iwill Wave Binday
Posilion Hk
Federal Department
Mr. Bentley
Pennsylvania
Young Win
Ue Bederet
Trentley
Midnight Conference Leaves New York Strikers Ready to Strike
United Press reports a stormy midnight meeting in New York as Midcocks and Walters vote to pull workers from all hotel branches. The planned strike begins immediately, threatening widespread disruption tonight as workers are called out, with many hotels already handicapped and more joining the action.
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United Press
New York
Thous
Midcocks
Walters
Wil
Robber jumps through window at Corry home
A thief climbed into a York Street residence just after midnight, entered via a second floor window, and fled onto the roof before escaping. Mrs Husted and her household notified officers Stevens and Spencer, who found evidence of the break in. Police suspect local involvement.
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Corry
Margaret Husted
York Street
Mina
Dently
Stevens and
Spencer
Thlephons
Phe Olloo
Powers Make Final Effort for Peace
Ambassadors from the six great powers are to present to the Portelis morning in notes showing how the Balkan difficulties may be settled diplomatically. The Washington note signals that once a policy is adopted the powers may not prevent the overthrow of Turkey and hints at a broader plan to end European intervention and war.
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United Press Lendon
Trolley Officials Plan City Visit On Right Of Way
General Manager Hatch of the Cambridge trolley lines intended to reach the city today for a conference with the lighting company. He missed the morning train but expected to arrive by five o clock this afternoon and would travel from Erie via Union City. In Union City he would be met by supporters and travel in a rig to Union City after noon, then return to the city to meet officials and discuss the proposed right of way between Union City and Corry. He hoped to make definite announcements in the city tonight.
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Hatch
Cambridge
Lighting
Hateh
Journal
Union City
Erie
Union
Mest Tin
Mnion City
Corry
U B Church Had Close Call From Fire
The U B Church near Toledo faced a near disaster last evening when a furnace ignited floor wood near a register. Pastor Rev MacIntyre detected smoke on opening the door, extinguished the blaze, preventing major damage to the recently redecorated church. Insufficient protection of woodwork around the gas heaters is noted.
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Ibia
Kentucky Town in Distress from Flood Refugees
Htvanaville Indiana reports a boat from Calhoun Kentucky brought word that about a hundred families were driven to the hills by high water and Starving after three days without food. The river boat carried provisions back to aid the town, while the Illinois Central line worked to assist.
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United Press
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