Bird protection bills urged by Girard board meeting
At a Girard Erie County school board meeting the secretary was authorized to contact Hon Arthur D Bates and urge support for federal migratory bird protection laws. The board warned that crop pests cost the country over 400 million dollars annually if such laws fail. In Franklin News, judge Tudge Criswell sentenced Charles Lewis of Oil City for theft and warned about liquor as deadly as smallpox or fire.
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School Board of
Girard
Erie
Arthur D. Bates
Bates
Congress
Cambridge Springs Enterprise
Tudge Criswell
Charles Lewis
Oil City
Lewis
Pranklin News
Taft to Take Yale Law Salary Favorable Change
Taft will become a Yale law professor with a salary 70000 dollars less than his current pay yet gains potential railroad income of about 40000 dollars annually, which could boost his total earnings. The Pittsburgh Gazette Times notes this shift as a significant change in Taft’s financial picture.
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Taft
Kent
Yale
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Local Market Rally Buoys Brooklyn and Rail Stocks
Local investors watched the market rise this afternoon as Hart Brown, Brooklyn Mapa tran sit, St Paul Union Pacific, and other railroad shares gained two to three points. American Can advanced about five points, lifting weekly gains to around twenty points. Traders linked the rally to a seven cent announcement from Pittsburgh and signs of near-settlement in Balkan Turkish tensions.
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Hart Brown
Brooklyn Mapa Transit
St Paul Union Paclfo
Othr
American Can
Pittsburgh
Complicated Constable's Sale Today
Constable Jason Smith conducted a public sale of goods belonging to J. B. Morgan stored in the Hagris Building on W Main Street. The items had been levied on by several firms and were sold to the highest bidder, including trunks boxes and provisions.
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Jason Smith
Ensa
Gonda
J. B. Morgan
Hagris Huilding
W. Main Street
Charles Bracken Entreats Presbyterian Brotherhood Social
The Presbyterian Brotherhood hosted a social at Charles Bracken’s home last evening to balance the Old Society ladies’ events. A large turnout enjoyed refreshments served by the brotherhood, boosting the treasury and hinting at further similar gatherings.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
Old Society
Charles Bracken
Tener Holds Legislators
United Press reports in Harrinburg that assembly members favoring early adjournment back the administration plan to extend the session. Governor Tener seeks to keep lawmakers in session until key measures are finished, with sentiment leaning toward a constitutional convention, largely among Independents and some Democrats. Republicans deeming a convention unnecessary.
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United Press
Harrinburg
Assembly
Tener
Rankin Council Breaks Off Negotiations in Strike
Pittsburgh January 80 Rankin councilmen end talks over wire mill settlement. Air workers demand the company recognize Thomas Flynn as organizer. company refuses. Flynn threatens to order a general strike if the open shop is not sanctioned.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Rankin
Thomas Flynn
Flynn
Sansiitze
Two High School Games This Week at the Armory
Corry High School hosts two boys and girls basketball games at the Armory this week. Tomorrow night the Corry girls face Silver Creek High, a well matched contest with extra practice lining up for Corry. Saturday features the Corry boys versus Warren, a high‑energy showdown on their home floor as they defend the orange and black.
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the Armory
Silver Creek
Warren
Armory
Silver Creek Hiigh School
Eamen
Corry
Sill
Titusville
Warton Way
Keep Your Chin Up to Win, Says George Adams
The passage urges self motivation and action with a relentless focus on effort. It emphasizes keeping the chin up, looking ahead, and doing the work yourself to win. It warns that failure results from delaying action and that victory favors those who push forward now.
Curfew Debate Aims At Mothers Problem Says Cleric
Rev Herbert G Shaw of the First Methodist church says the curfew issue is a mother's problem. He concedes the curfew may be the only practical approach for now and spoke during his latest sermon. Others in the community are urged to consider the influence of parental guidance on the matter.
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Herbert G. Shaw
First Methodist Church
Curfew Debate Reflects Social Balance and Home Life
A party discussion notes the social side leans toward home life while extremists on that side are blamed for current issues. Rey Shaw says most social problems originate in the home. The curb proposal is seen with both advantages and disadvantages and the public leans to carry it out strictly.
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Rey Shaw
Government diet crisis cited near capital in Greely
United Press reports Dr. Harvey Wiley in Greely declares half of American children hungry and 17 000 underfed near the Capitol. He warns that the foundations of government are threatened by the malnutrition problem.
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United Press
Greely
Colo
United States
Harvey Wiley
New Phones On Rural Bell Lines
Henry Grotiler of the Doll Telephone Company's Corry office has been busy adding more than sixty new phones on rural lines. Eight new subscribers joined, with many replacing old equipment. Local police have helped transport devices to outlying sections. The work is nearly complete and service is improving to a high standard in surrounding country.
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Henry Grotiler
Doll ‘Télephone Company
Corry
pMice
Tita
Uw Corry
Odd Fellows Celebrate Degree Conferment and Banquet
The Odd Fellows held a great evening with several members conferred the Hild degree. The Memes team performed well and a fine banquet followed, about 70 attendees. Afterward a social session featured members praising the order and the degree term for their work. Jonathan Lodge cited prosperity and ongoing weekly membership growth.
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Harved
Ware
Jonathan Lodge
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Karan Craker
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness during the death of our mother Mrs. Karan Craker. Your support through this difficult time is greatly appreciated.
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Alcloun
Mra. Karan Craker
Bemutifill Towers
Repairing Tailorage for Farmer Brownglt's Farm
A fragmented notice notes tailoring work and repairs linked to Famer Brownglt's farm. The readable text hints at service for clothing and gear with mentions of Tesalap aceite tad and prustatae but details are unclear.
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Famer
Brownglt
Moe
Mila
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Rev. Shaw
Shaw
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Price Clothiers
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American Steel & Wire Co
Barlow Hardware CO
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