Pinchot unveils first Pennsylvania budget in history
Governor Pinchot presented the first budget in state history to the General Assembly in Harrisburg. He outlined expenditures totaling about 46,116,115, reducing appropriations from 1921 by over 28 million while forecasting savings of 99 million by June 1. The plan tightens spending across departments, shifts charity funding to lump sums, and contemplates reorganizing the internal departments including possible abolition of the Department of Internal Affairs.
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Farmer Fatally Injured In Fields
A farmer on Route 7 was fatally injured after an accident in a barn yard on Monday night. He was found unconscious with a fractured skull and died at Community Hospital after failing to regain consciousness. Funeral services planned for Thursday at the Community Church in Columbus.
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Pneumonia Fatal For Young Man Scott J McCray
Scott J McCray died at 10 40 AM after a brief illness from pneumonia. He is survived by his wife Edith Brundage McCray, a young son James, his father, another and four workers Park Webb Miles and Reid of Maricopa California. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Authors Club Hears Interesting Papers Tonight
The Authors Club met at the Library building for an evening of papers including Christopher Morley Pipefuts by Mrs Eugene Rhodes and sketches by Thayer Mee Thomas Rayon. Miss Condra delivered a vivid account of experiences in the Panama Canal Zone with engaging pictures.
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Remarkable Growth of Oil Company Dividends
Washington January 23 Torn jock dividends of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana show a single share worth 25 dollars in 1912 growing to six hundred shares valued at 37200. Robert B Biowart chairman of the board told the Senate committee evaluating gasoline prices today. A cash dividend of FIGAHA TATOO Wow declared in 1021 and a dividend of 1 will approximate 17,000,000,000 Stewart said.
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Suspect Girl Anarchist Implicated in Herrick Bomb
Paris Jan 28 A police inquiry links Milo Germaine Bertoli the young anarchist who killed Royalist editor Marius Plateau to last year’s bomb attacks on Ambassador Myron Herrick. Investigators compare notes with the perfume box detonator and review threatening letters tied to the case. The shooting sparked monarchist anger and fears of renewed clashes between right and left in Paris.
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Local Couple Married in Jamestown Ceremony Monday
Local couple Migs Minnie E Lane and My GC Britts were married in Jamestown on Monday. Both active in local music circles, they plan to reside in this city and receive warm congratulations from friends and neighbors.
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Investigation Ordered Into Motives Behind Boot Ledger Incident
At Quantico Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler orders a thorough probe into motives surrounding bootlegger activity at the marines training station after poisonous liquor caused the death of a recruit and left several others seriously ill.
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Thousands of German Miners Idle Amid Protests
German miners across Ruhr and Saxony stage strikes as French and Belgian occupation pressures grow. Mine Owners League cites about 85 000 workers at Stinnex mines and 90 000 at Thysseni mines as protests widen in occupied areas. Citizens of Basen react angrily after a French patrol prowls the city streets.
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Hollywood Moves to Clean Up Dope Traffic Probe
Federal Proffitt Commissioner Roy A. Haynes and Col. N. G. Nutt arrive in Los Angeles to confer with Jesse L. Lasky and plan studio-led action against narcotics peddlers. Dope rings tied to Wally Reid era are under scrutiny as authorities seize narcotics near the Mexican border and studios pledge cooperation in stamping out the evil.
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Call for substantiation of bootlegging charges in Erie
City council meets Tuesday morning and calls for substantiation of bootlegging charges against Rev Wo Wy lille of Pitt Presbyterian. Mayor Kitts, Safety Director Sofineler, Park Director Kinney, and Finance Director Mehaffey sponsor the resolution. A police muster cycle with a side car is cited as transport.
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Great Revolt Against Klan Sweeps Nation
United Press dispatch reports a nationwide surge against the Klu Klux Klan with governors and lawmakers weighing laws to curb masked orders. Debate centers on banning public mask wear and forcing disclosure of memberships and finances as anger grows after recent violence and threats.
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Fatally Hurt P R R Trainman Identified in Sheffield
Simon Wietig a Renova Division railroad conductor was fatally struck by a locomotive at Sheffield as his foot caught in a switch frox. The 60 year old, known in the Kane coal region, died after suffering severe injuries shortly after noon. He is survived by his wife and two children. The Catholic Daughters plan officer installation January 26 at Arcade. Mrs Winnifred Parfit of West Pleasant Street is ill with pneumonia at Corry Hospital.
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Cufferine Front
City Reels Under Worst Flu Epidemic Since 1918
Hundreds of flu cases flood the city as doctors warn of a severe epidemic rivaling the 1918 influenza. Schools report dozens of cases among students and staff. health officials urge precautions and stay-at-home measures to curb spread.
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Kane Witness in Klan Case Is in Hiding
United Press dispatch from Bastrop Louisiana reports a witness in a Klan case in hiding. Testimony details a kidnapping and torture incident on August 24, with notes on Harold Teegerstrom and a letter from the past tied to the Southern Carbon plant at Spyker.
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Rotary Club Meeting Endorses Law Enforcement Support and Local Projects
The Rotary Club met at noon to discuss several projects including a telegram commending General Pinchot for law enforcement and progressives, endorsing the retirement of the Gaueard township road, and forming a committee to arrange a banquet and engage Concord township residents. Local Scout leaders and Lot Wolfe coordinated activities with the club to support the Rotary effort and the Scout merit program.
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