Sisson to rule on county tax levy legality in 1984
County officials face a potential dilemma if a Supreme Court decision requiring levy timing based on assessed valuation is binding. Judge Sisson will study Innbanks and related rulings and issue a ruling early next week.
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Sisson
Ers
Maren
County Hoyer
Tere Lax Jovy
Rega
Ae Yehatand
Joseph B. Rogan
Board of County Commissioners
Supreme Court
Brie
Witnessed Drilling of First Oil Well Pioneer Dies
Michael D. Cummings 88 of Waynesville California, passed away after a paralytic stroke. A native of Dunkirk, he moved to Titusville as a youth and witnessed Drake Well drilling, a seminal moment in American oil history. He was a boyhood friend of John C. Archibald and knew early Standard Oil leaders.
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Waynesiuitu
Mar
Michael D. Cummings
America
Titusville
Dunkirk
Cummings
Drakewell
John C. Archibald
Standard Ol Company
Bankers Salaries Highlight Early Twentieth Century List
The article lists ten American bankers paid over 100000 yearly, naming Chemical Bank Trust Co New York 125000 Harvey D Gibson president and others at Commercial National Guaranty Trust Walter Frew and Central Hanover each at 100000. It cites Chase National officials salaries 394000 to 100000 with bonuses, plus ten thousand-dollar ranges for many vice presidents. It notes senators Barbour and Coolidge as directors and references local society chatter and minor items from Corry and Pennsylvania trapping season details.
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Chemical Bank & ‘Trust Co
New York
Harvey D. Gibson
Manu
von Gordon S
Reiitsehter
Commercial National
Charles H. Sabin
Guaranty ‘Rit
W. C. Potter
Guaranty ‘Trust
Walter @. Frew
Corn) Exchange
George W. Davison
Central Hanover
Chase National
McEldowney
W. Warren Barbour
New Jersey
Marcus A. Coolidge
Mass
County Firemen Hold Meeting in Waterford
The county firemen association approved state rules barring red lights on most vehicles except fire trucks. Cold weather dominated the discussion with sub-zero temps freezing chemicals and water mains. hydrants froze in several towns. Norbert J. Fitzgerald was named candidate for state secretary of internal affairs. luncheon was served by Waterford and Mill Village firemen. Attendees included Corry Lawrence Park Albion Union City Werleyville Harborcreek Mill Village and Waterford. President George H. Clavin of North East presided.
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Erie Railroad
Sallie Weiss
Philadelphia
Lou Rodgers
Wright
Congress
Gertrude Ted
Ramibler
Jennie Bootes Ferguson
Waterford
Modesto
Calif
Corrylles
Florida
Jean Harlow
John Dillinger
Middlewest
Crown Point County
Parrell
Erie
Corry- Jamestown
Inn
Robert H. Jackson
Jamestown
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Washington
John H, King of
Hollywood
McCord
County Treasure
RTE
Maren
County Tremien’s Association
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
Mill Village
Corry
Lawrence Park
Albion
Union City
Inventor Robert Gilray Dies in Antigo Wisconsin
Inventor of a logging tool known as the Gilray died recently at Lily Wisconsin. The tool he invented was used by woodsmen rivermen on railways and in jams on the river.
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Antico
Wis
Robert Gilray
Gilray
Lily
Veterans Establish 35492 Farms In Canada
The Soldiers Settlement Board has established 35,492 war veterans on farms across Canada since its formation. The program aims to provide veterans with farming opportunities and stable livelihoods through allotments, training, and support services across provinces.
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Montreal
Canada
Soldiers Settlement Board
Wild Fowl Migrating North Signal Early Spring
Weather-wise observers note swans geese and ducks moving northward since last Thursday. A large flock hovered over a peninsula and settled near Hammer Mill Paper Company open water, attracting mallards bluebills and pond fishers. Migrating birds suggest spring ahead.
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Hammermill Paper Company
Whistlers
Hammermill
East Canal Basin
Warren youth struck by car in Warren incident
An 18 year old Warren youth riding a horse was struck by a car driven by Ralph G. Alers near Stanbrick. Rain and dusk hindered visibility as the driver could not see the horse. The rider, Thomas Ackers, was thrown. the horse was euthanized and the car sustained about $100 damage.
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Waren
Warren
Sus
Aned Pato
Jnjutes Priday
Ralph G. Alers
Thomas
Stanbrick
J. W. Blythe
Ackers
Transient Haven Planned at Ludlow in Alleghenies
Plans for five transient camps in western Pennsylvania move forward with federal funds via the State Emergency Relief Board. Built on the former Hoffman farm in McKean County near Ludlow, the 75 acre site will host about 400 men, with brick main building and 25 frame cottages. Construction starts immediately, employing hundreds from Warren Forest and McKean counties.
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Oday
Pennsylvania
Bureau
The
State Emergency Resist Board
Hoffman Farm
Allegheny National Forest
Ares
MacKean County
Ludlow
Warren, Forest
Mclean
Wwansient Dateau
State Amerismey Relief Board
Misin
Allegheny National Bore L
Hayes
Warren lawyer Marron Stone dies after heart attack
Warren's well known lawyer Warren M Stone died at home on Fifth Avenue after an acute heart attack. Born July 16 1872, he studied law at Gratz University and was admitted to the bar aged 25. Surviving are his wife May Ruland, two children including Warren M Stone and daughter Mrs A C Fleck. Despondent over illness Loretta Moxer 51 a resident of Kaneler killed herself at home after long heart disease.
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Maren
Juhn
Stone
Hsg
Warren
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Stone
Carlos
Haverford College
Ils
Congress
Washington
Gaanzertown University
Prac
Warren M. Stone
Royal School Board
State Hospital
North Warren
Severn
Loretta Moxér
Kanel
Erie Receives 161000 for CWA Jobs in City Limits
The Civil Works Administration allocates 161000 to Erie for seven city projects overseen by County Administrator Athip G Vicary. No countywide projects, no new hires, and workers will be drawn from existing CWA staff or other government jobs. Work will stay in Erie as weather permits, with a 765 weekly quota and future allocations.
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Erie
Civil Works Administration Progran
Atthip G. Vicary
CWA
Vicary
Harrisburg
Cotton in Court in New Orleans Civil Suit
A district court room in New Orleans overflows with samples of cotton waste as exhibits in a civil suit that has lingered in signa tion for twelve years.
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Orleans
District Court House
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