Mayor Cannot Take Pay as Magistrate in Meadville
June 15 Meadville Pa Judge Prather ruled that Mayor Reynolds cannot receive pay as police magistrate since the city’s local commission governs. The pay had been fixed at 50 dollars a month, but the decision holds a mayor cannot accept additional pay for duties as a police court justice unless another person is appointed to attend to those duties.
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Meadville
Citien
Prather
Rocal Commission
Reynolds
Pinuneea
Crawford
Clark
Thaw Denied Bail Request in High Court
United Press from Washington reports the Supreme Court denied Harry K Thaw's bail application while his habeas corpus case seeks permanent freedom from Matteawan Asylum. The court also refused his request to travel to Pittsburgh to testify on his father's estate settlement.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harry X. Thaw
Matteawah
New Hampshire
Supreme Court
Thaw
Pittsburgh
al Olyll
Waa Luo
No Decision On Railroad Rate Case
Washington dispatch reports that no decision is to be rendered today on the five per cent freight-rate increase sought by the eastern railroads. The delay prolongs uncertainty over the rate case impacting shipments and commerce.
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Lawea Press
Washington
Battle flags of state transferred in Harrisburg ceremony
Harrisburg June 1 Hundreds of veterans from Pennsylvania regiments in the Civil War attended the ceremony transferring the state battle flags to the capital’s permanent cabinet. Governor Toner Maj Veale and others spoke while flags were carried by veterans or National Guard members. The collection, famed for its torn emblems, held no equal in the country. City figures Maj J B Brown Lyle nn Vivek and A W Merrick participated.
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United Prei
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John K. Toner
Maj
Veale
National Guard
J. B. Brown
Lyle ¥Nn Vivek
A.W. Merrick
Sealer of Weights Begins County Inspections
Charley Keating, sealer of weights for the county, has started official rounds, using a Ford car to visit Eigin Beaverdam Telleré Arbuckle and Whitsburg. He has found many scales not up to standard but reports good dealer cooperation and few prosecutions likely. past violations involve package articles misweighing.
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Charley Keating
Seale
Weighta
Menouraa
Keating
Eigin
Beaverdam
Telleré
Arbuckle
Whitsburg
oMeer
Corry
Seniors Rampant on Class Day at Local High School
Seniors have full sway at the high school with a morning assembly and a red and white parade through the halls. The evening senior show at the auditorium features a class song, history, wit and prophecies, and a folk play The Twig of Thorn, starting at eight with a likely large audience.
Auto Crash on East Main Injures Two Children
Saturday around six pm an automobile owned by Dr Mensink struck two children playing on East Main Street. The car, driven by the driver while a woman attempted to steer, veered into a yard, knocked down a telegraph pole base, and struck Swederske and Pavolena children, causing injuries but not fatal damage. Both occupants were shaken. the car and property sustained damage. authorities view the incident as careless operation and potential violation of state motor laws.
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Flyiaig
East Main Strest
Mensink
Optician
South Center Arrest
Womn
Regal
Joseph Swedurakeam
Swederska
Corry High School Holds Notable Baccalaureate Service
The Corry High School graduating class and area community gathered last evening in the auditorium for a union baccalaureate service. Pastor Wallace delivered a sermon on Legislation in the interests of a Bird's Nest, urging each graduate to find their place and duty, backed by choral and devotional offerings from Rev. Shaw Rev. Melntyre and Rev. Woodward.
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Corry High School
Woodward
N. J. Melntyre
Ted
Zion
City of Our God
H. Wallace
Wallace
Sven
Wallie
Sharpley
Twowltyy
Wduca- Mon
Tuhlor
President Won’t Allow Adjournment
Washington June 15 President Wilson declared to reporters that he would not consent to a House plan led by Underwood to adjourn Congress until after the fall elections. He warned such delay would harm business and delay trust legislation. He noted protests from the Chamber of Commerce over labor exemption clauses and reaffirmed support for his program.
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Sex Unionosophy
Washington, D. C
House
Underwood
Congress
Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Panama Canal Tolls Repeal Signed by President
The President signed the Panama Canal Tolls repeal bill at eleven o'clock this morning, according to United Press from Washington D C on June 15.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Regular City Commission Meeting on Franchise and Pavement
Citizens await tonight’s session at City Building as the commission considers the new lighting franchise protest by Corry City Company and possible approval. Also on the agenda are grade changes for Want Pleasant Street pavement and related petitions and waivers.
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Corry City Company
State Public Service Commission
Fourth Ward
Want Pleasant Street
Municipal Commission
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