Pinchot Unveils Major Reorganization Plan for Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot wins sweeping powers to overhaul state government. Admin code concentrates budget control in the governor, enabling direct supervision of most state expenditures. Legislature ends session after months of debate, backing Pinchot’s program and a 20 million dollar appropriation.
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Pennsylvania
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Heil
Sonny
Amon
General Assembly
Estes
General Assembly Hillgieil
Wichita Devastated by New Floods and Storms
Wichita was pummeled by a cloudburst and tornado that wrecked houses and flooded streets. Winds toppled the Orion railway car and Wichita theater building, while the North Canadian river crest neared, signaling rising flood danger across Kansas and impending torrents toward Wichita and southward.
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Wichita
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Oklahoma City
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Maughan Hops Off on St Joseph Jaunt
Lieut Maughan crosses the continent by air from McCook Field to St Joseph Mo in a dawn to dusk program. He flies at about 100 miles an hour, breakfast in Dayton, dinner in St Joseph, and possible supper in Cheyenne Wy, with a planned rapid transit across the nation.
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Payton
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New York
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Dayton
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Cheyenne
Wyo
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Pinchot outlines major issues of legislative program
Harrisburg June 1. Governor Pinchot’s major aims include reorganizing state government, a dry bill, funding for forests, 25 million for forest lands, 50 million for highways, pension reform, education aid for poorer districts saving 15 million, bond payments for offices, workers compensation, call for constitutional convention, game code codification, boxing regulation, sport safety, and a power survey.
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Bandits Rob Payroll Crew, Big Cash Heist in New York
In New York on June 15 armed bandits held up a cashier and a messenger and cleared $22,000 intended to pay 400 employees of the Pathway Company in the Long Island yards. They fled as railroad workers descended stairs toward the yards and attackers jumped from a car into the snowy lay.
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Summer School Sessions Set to Open Monday
Announcement by Superintendent A B Hemstreet states the regular summer school session will begin Monday at 8:00. Enrollment expects around two hundred pupils in the upper grades and forty or more high school students, with about 150 in the neighborhood. Ruby McCulloyeh will direct grade classes at the Concord building assisted by several staff members. students should contact Hemstreet or attend Monday morning opening.
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Mr. Hemstreet
Death of Mrs A J Brundage in Wrightsville
Mrs Adah J Brundage aged 73 died last evening at 10 30 after a year long illness. A former Pittsfield township resident she moved to this city four years ago to live with her daughter Mrs Clyde Lawson 444 East South Street She leaves two children Mrs Lawson and C H Brundage of Corry one sister Mrs C K Haupin of Youngsville and several grandchildren Funeral services will be held at the late home 446 East South Street Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock and at Wrightsville church at 3 Interment will follow at Wrightsville Cemetery
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Wrightsville
Wrightsvire Gemetary
Corry Chapter Hosts D A K Conference Night
Corry Chapter entertains the D A K conference with twenty five chapters from across the region. Members admired colonial artifacts loaned by local collectors, including items linked to White Plains Monmouth Battle and Yorktown surrender, showcased in the Blue Naviparish hall.
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White Plains
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Mer Nelle Nuttons
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Army Recruiters Seek U S Volunteers in Erie
Corry reports a U S Army recruiting officer, Sergt Harnett, visiting local offices with W W Morgaris on North Chestnut Street to recruit for Hawaii, Panama, and the Philippines. Recruits aged 18 to 35 are invited, with openings in medical and automotive schools and general enlistment. Harry Huenol of Buffalo visits his parents on Delaware Street.
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United States Army
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Erie
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Harnett
Journal
Hawaii
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Philippines
Harry Huenol
Buffalo
Mra
William Hue Itl
Delaware
Balkans Rise Sparks Revolt Fears Amid Calm Bulgarian Front
Partisans of deposed premier Stamboulisky reportedly mass at gates as revolts widen. The Sofia-led plan for a new order unfolds with exiled leaders and international powers watching. In Bulgaria, military actions and political shifts threaten regional stability while authorities urge restraint and predict a provisional government.
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Sofa
Dechiven
Out hound over to court for forgery case note
A defendant named Outh Bound is taken to court facing forgery and obtaining money by false pretenses. The arraignment before the Bust Word alderman occurs after police arrested him following a nighttime forged note incident.
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Plant department heads hold annual awards meeting
The plant department heads gathered for their annual meeting to discuss employee input, suggestions, and recognition. The session covered awards for ideas, including a top prize of $25 and a second prize of $5, with indications of a future annual picnic and continued staff engagement.
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Pierson Boni Law Claim Shifts to Union City Event
In Lomndon Tope 19 the Pierson Boni Law case grows complex as a Heattly project faces delays. Dorald Kinouwlel waits with her parents in Union City today, as officials report stalled progress and shifting responsibilities in the community dispute.
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Iit Heattly
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Ntry Dorald Kinouwlel
Union City
Tollay
Tragic Rail Crash and Local Fatalities Reported
A train collision near Olean injures and kills several people including Joseph Holl and Miss Cora Elder. The Pittsburgh division wreck occurred around 230 yesterday. Other reports mention a World War veteran Kinethmye and a Bradford coach construction death. Funeral director issues overcapacity claim spark convention debate.
Governor approves gasoline tax bill in reform effort
Governor Harrimag? signed the gasoline tax bill, directing aid toward a program worth about nine million dollars. The measure increases gasoline taxes, funds fuel regulation, and strengthens the banking department oversight as part of a broader fiscal package approved by the legislature and the governor.
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Barn Fire Causes Heavy Loss in Town
A blaze destroyed a barn belonging to Riven Morey near Leyyllly ann. The fire likely started from a spark or embers and consumed extensive hay and equipment. Firefighters fought the flames for hours but the barn was gutted with substantial material loss and few recoveries reported.
Rail problem daily improves says Willard
United Press reports Willard, head of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, says the rail issue is rapidly improving under current transportation acts. He argues the railroads are solving the problem with efficient service and cautions against overhasty reform while acknowledging some hoped reforms have yet to materialize.
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United Proas
Washington
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Waltiore and Ohio Railroad
Yes
Wille
Burgess Determined to Oust Socialists in Wilkesbarre
In Wilkes-Barre on June 15 United Press reports Burgess Costanzo of Old Forge vows to bar two Socialist speakers. He says he will use every effort to prevent them from speaking and will eject them from the borough if needed. Costango notes no disturbances in Old Forge as of today.
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Valer
Census Shows Big Increase in Last Two Years
Census figures indicate Cotey's population approaching 500000 as industrial and civic development accelerate. The two-year period shows substantial growth, led by the Secon and Thi wards with many new residents and improved housing despite vacancy declines. Leading observers credit local industries and infrastructure expansion for the uptick, while foreseeing continued gains in coming years.
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Kitwat
Kit Witt
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Alec
Aaron
Federal tax collection visit announced for Corry
HL Hill deputy IRS collector from Warren will be in Corry on Monday June 18 to collect federal taxes for the fiscal year beginning July 1 1923. The stop targets proprietors of billiard rooms bowling alleys theatres dance halls retailers of intoxicants those with autos for hire and others liable for federal taxes in the area.
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Warren
Internal Revenue Service
Corry
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Nis
NEW BULGAR RULERS FEAR FOR THEIR SAFETY
Reports from Belgrade say Bulgarian rebels threaten the government as trainloads of troops move toward Sofia and King Boris and Premier Zauskof prepare to flee if the revolutionaries gain the upper hand. Heavy fighting rages in the northeastern hills with rising casualties on both sides. the government claims about 70 000 loyal troops are in place.
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