Local officials name committee members in Harrisburg
Harriburg dispatch notes House and Senate adjournments after officers and committee selections. Henry A. Clark of Erie named to several Senate panels including General Fiduciary and Law and Order. O. Alexander of Corry to two House committees Public Roads and Corporations. Lyons of Corry named Journal Clerk. Boros and others seated on Appropriations and related panels as local option discussions loom.
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Corry
Bovee
Erie
Clark
United Prem
Harrieburg
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Senate
Pennsylvania
Eris
Senate Public Road
Senate Appropriations Committee
Arthur J. Lyona
Senate Journal
Titor
Mapgood
Bradford
Boros
Elo
Alan
Tuallary
Wheat Prices Climb on Export Demand
United Press reports Chicago markets showing renewed rise in May wheat after last Friday’s gains. Prices opened around 1.89 and 3-4, moved to 1.42 7-8, with the figure steady by 1 pm as heavy export demand speculated.
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United Press
Chicago
Almont
Dr Wood and Miss Sullivan Married Today
Dr P G Wood and Miss Mary Sullivan, both of the city, were married this morning at the Cathedral Rectory. It is understood Mrs Wood will take a short trip before returning to their home.
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P. G. Wood
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Yiel
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Sweden
Russia
Parle
le Porte
Perish Army Aviation Corps
Channery
Friish Army Corps
Granville Bridge
la Porta
Guorga
Argonne
la Petre Woods
la Petre
Howe
Metz
Solomons
Rheims
Local Light Co Rates To Be Lowered
The Corry City Electric Light Company plans to submit a new rate schedule to the Public Service Commission of the Blaze showing a general rate cut of about thirty three percent. The reduction would apply to most customers except perhaps residences. stores and plants using larger amounts of current would see the effect. The schedule is presented for approval and would take effect immediately upon completion of the new transmission line.
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TL Wie
Corry City
Flour Prices Seen Rising Again in Local Market
Local provision merchants report mixed views on further flour price hikes. Some expect another ten cent rise as millers push wholesale rates, while others think current levels near peak. Most affordable forty nine pound sacks run about 4.90 with higher grades near 2.80 for the same sack. A series of weekly increases totaling about thirty cents has occurred along all grades, with retailers noting a potential extra jump if the wheat market weakens. A recent broad decline in wheat prices on exchanges could curb future consumer costs if trends continue.
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Sid Ting
Nnet
Corry
Planes Not Zeppelins Raid England Sunk Vessels
A United Press report from January 20 describes a raid attributed to planes, not Zeppelins, sinking neutral ships near England and drawing concern over Allied air operations. The Dutch sloop and Italian steamer Verrisé were among vessels lost to mines and air activity, with limited damage reported to coastal defenses and no major fatalities. The dispatch also notes Russian and Austrian front developments and Turkish claims of victory amid broader WWI reports.
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England
United Press
Vondon
Teporta
Amsterdam
Rome
Verrisé
Pola
Tost
Indivatn
Baglana
Pottograu
Warsaw Front
Mlawa
Radzanowo
Bashui-Dobrivzhyn
Shadelarsh
British warships delay American cotton ship Greenbriar
Washington reports the State Department received a Berlin dispatch via Ambassador Gerard detailing a British warship hold up of the American cotton vessel Greenbriar. Officials seek an official explanation from Ambassador Spring-Rice, deeming the alleged lowering of the U S flag a direct insult and the gravest aspect of the incident.
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Hey Wagen Eves
Washington, D. C
State Department
Greenbriar
Gerard
Berlin
United Press
Spring-Rice
England
United States
White House baby named Frances Sayre
President Wilson’s grandson to be named plain Frances Sayre with no middle name in keeping with the president’s wish for individuality. The decision was announced today, aligning the naming with the idea that the child should have his own personal identity separate from Woodrow or Wilson.
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United Prose
Washington
Wilson
Frances Sayre
Ames Woodrow
Weather forecast for Weather-Laceanown and col tonight
Thursday will be cloudy with light snow flurries near Lake Erie. Temperatures will be cold with fresh northwest winds and scattered snow flurries possible across the lake shoreline.
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Lake Erie
Olds Seeks Seat After Narrow Vote in Special Election
L W Olds polled 493 votes in a special election held yesterday. Morgaridge shows a few write ins and withdrawals affecting totals across wards. Officials expect Olds to take the seat, with potential moves to Pole Safety director and other city posts as reorganizations unfold.
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Commission
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Brown
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Fintace
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