What Roosevelt Will Do In The New Administration
George Creel analyzes Roosevelt’s likely actions across economy, unemployment, farm relief, banking, railroads, war debts, power control, labor, and public works. He predicts a real federal budget, measured retrenchment, and a broad program aimed at stabilizing markets and boosting farmer purchasing power while expanding government role in key industries. He praises Roosevelt’s independence and reformist stance.
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George Creel
Wilson
Roosevelt
Creel Dioes
United States
Veterans Administration
Conridge
Harding
White House
Miles
Hoover
Goolidge
Whdur
Halion
St. Lawrence
Boulder Dam
Columbia’ River
Wellsville Electrics Cut Rates in New Schedule
The village of Wellsville filed with the Public Service Commission a new schedule W rate reductions for lighting heating and power. The minimum charge drops to 60 cents per month with energy charges set at 10 cents per kilowatt hour for the first eight kilowatt hours and varying scales thereafter including 7, 5, and 2 1/2 cents per kilowatt hour. A 10 percent discount applies on the first $10 of bill if paid by the due date.
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Albany, Mary
Wellsville
Public Service Commission
New Administration Inauguration Promises Fresh National Hope
Amid fear and turmoil the nation awaits the Roosevelt era with renewed confidence. The new administration faces deep economic distress and looming crises, yet leaders promise decisive action and promised relief starting from day one.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Yexson
Walsh hailed as courageous independent senator
Walsh’s sudden death robs the Roosevelt cabinet of a staunch ally and fearless prosecutor in government exposes including Tea Pot Dome. He was admired for independence, earning national respect beyond party lines. Paris styles feature latest woolen ensembles and accessories in cashmere blends and pastel tones.
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Walsh
Roosevelt
Partics
Henourn
Unitea Press
Paris
Trappers Manton and Pur ey Located at East Main
Police records recall Trappers Manton and Pur ey from the State Police being stationed at the scene near East Main Street where Frank Drury ran the Eracery store. The NuBone Corset Company stood as a leading city plant under Pastor Thomas Lonergan at St. Thomas.
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Manton and Purey
State Police
Frank Drury
Eracery
East Main Street
NuBone Corset Company
Paster Thomas Lonergan
St. Thomas
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files March 4 1913
This historical note recalls events from March 4 1913 with local items. It mentions a speech by General Manager changes and a variety of city happenings including meetings at the Newra Club and social events at the high school auditorium. Students and residents travel for Washington and reflect on President Wilson.
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Arseline Drought
Spring Street
Newra Club
Tuaturou
Phe Victrala Noovert
GL. Bracken
de VeneGt
Washington Brip
Erie School Teachers May Go Without Pay
Erie teachers face pay delays as district contemplates funding gaps. Secretary Manse I. Stanley reports a loan arrangement with Rollins & Son of Philadelphia to cover 100,000 dollars at four percent interest, aiming to sustain schools during the crisis.
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Erie
Philadelphia
Aheig
Hi Rowlins & Son
Cams Pilny
Thursey
Rollins
McCain Heads Association Re-Elected Officers Named
McCain appears again as head of the association with re elected officers. Lohman Girard serve as vice president and Euuil Filling as treasurer. A. T. Frailey is executive secretary with F I Spaed as corresponding secretary. Dues rise from $1 to 60 cents and two meetings are planned soon. New board members Landis Isaacs Ty Marshal B B Austiny A Upton L G S ttauble and BRW shoptiret attend.
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McQayn
Wssvernriat
Wis
Hral Perio
Messing
Diwetwrs
11Th Street
Lohman
Girard
Euuil
A. T. Friiley
Nmi
F. I. Spaedel
Rheorenes
Board of
Covernors
Landis A. Isaacs
Associated Gas Banquet Description and Attendees
Employees of the Associated Gas and Electric System of Erie and nearby towns gathered at the Hotel Cony for a dinner and entertainment session. Seventy five guests enjoyed a seven o clock dinner with music by Joseph Shortick Ralph Ward and Keppel Tiffany. Eleven employees won cash prizes in a company contest after the meal.
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Associated Gas and Electric System
Erie
North East
Akion
Meanville
Nonth Grid
Knox
Clarion
Warren
Goory
Hotel
Cony
Joseph Shortick
Ralph Ward
Keppel Tifany
Iinner-Mee
Man Found Dead by Own Action Near Hazelhurst
Police identify the man as Marl Sheffield Ohler Spencer Roberts found dead by self harm near Hazelhurst. He had recently attempted suicide in Sheffield where he was held at the police station and treated, later dying near Wildcat Molen. Relatives could not be reached. body transported to Mt. Tewett mortuary.
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Kane
Sheffield
Ohler Spencer Roberts
Hazelurst
Qwaddsman
Shettiekt
Thuberts
Stat
Lynch
Roberts
Shiermoan
Mt. Tewett
Havelhurst
City Eyes Installment Tax Plan For Summer Vote
A special committee plans to recommend a new council tax method allowing installment payments. The proposal, modeled on another city’s system, would use passbooks to record each payment at the city treasury.
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Soga
Sero Verorte
Treasier
Take Buses to Inauguration in Two States
Seventy four sk ites West speed toward Washington for the inauguration Friday. They departed Erie at dawn in two large buses amid highway escorts across Pennsylvania and Maryland. Police will meet the buses and guide them across the state while the group travels with slogans and signs for Roosevelt’s inauguration. The trip continues Monday morning.
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BRIL
Mar
Washington
Erie
Nenan
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Roosevelt
Ne Pa
Harmmermill Bond
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McCain
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