Printing reforms promise major government savings
Senate testimony by Senator Smoot outlines seven years of investigation into public printing. He cites 10,000,000 dollars of practicality and estimated total waste of 25,000,000 dollars over 17 years due to defective distribution and unchecked printing spending. He calls for ending wasteful practices and reforming franking privileges.
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Whaliington Dispatch
wWod
Nesday
Senate Today
Smoot
Washington
United States
Congress
New York
Bir
Tonage Young People Meeting at Salvation Army Citadel
A Salvation Army meeting titled Band of Love Meeting drew attendees despite weather. Girls gathered to sew aprons and handkerchiefs to give away, directed by Mrs Long, Mrs Spencer, Mrs Yaeger, and Mrs Douglas. boys handled readings and texts. The event aimed to engage children and raise funds with a 25 cent ticket partially noted.
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Salvation Army
Sini Ie
Mra
Long Mra
Spencer
Mel
Yaeger
Mrs
Douglas
Ddan
Wyworth
Manty
Cratis
Lorain prisoner confesses in bunco case and Wiley resigns
A Lorain man confessed to forging checks and raising a New York draft in a bunco scheme centered on forged drafts and stolen funds. The report also notes Harvey Wiley chief of the U S Bureau of Home Injury tendered his resignation amid a separate Washington controversy.
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Degnan
Corry
Nendyille
H. St. Dugnan
Lorain
New York
Tanger
Altorass
Belle of Thone
Greenville
Jeantie Haterstood
Corey
Oi City
Dugnan
Horala
Donald Alle
Hamley
J. Degan
Youngstown
Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
United States Bureau of the Injutry
Sheriff Is Boss Over Prisoner Says Warren Report
Erie County jail reports say John M. Andrews, awaiting a second trial, endures cell life under Sheriff Moomy who enforces standard treatment. Andrews asks for his suitcase but is told no orders here. Attorneys Avind and Arird have not visited. DA Ly ong pursues motions for a second trial.
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Warren Times
Erle
John M. Andrews
Andrews
Sheriff Moomy
Sama
Sheriff
Erie County
Avind
Lyong
Boelly Pugagid
Neittie Jim
Arird
Brie City champions visit for March 22 exhibition
The Brie team travels to the Municipal Club on March 22 to face the local Audi toriums in a anticipated matchup. The visitors boast a fast, well known county reputation while the home club hopes to reclaim pride and secure a win in front of the local fans.
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AC Iust
Brie
Audios
Sheffield Boys and Franklin Girls Ready for Big Clash
Sheffield boys and Franklin girls prepare for a decisive game at the arena to be followed by a Sheffield versus Franklin boys matchup. Both teams held final practices and promise a strong contest as fans pay twenty five cents for admission.
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Branklin
Conry
Stubborn Fire Threatens Confectionary and Krupp Plant
A store blaze in Warren near 1 PM damaged the confectionary run by B D Lesser and endangered nearby Krupp Manufacturing. Firemen held the flames from spreading to the Krupp plant, with an estimated loss around 93000 and 1000 in insurance. The two story frame building belonged to Dr Hope Burn and contained gasoline, risking a worse disaster.
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Warren
B.D. Lesser
Krupp. Mfg. Company
Krupp
Hopeburn
Hns One
Blinds Removal Prompts Court Action and Protests
A March 14 hearing before Justice of the Peace officials addressed a petition tied to temperance efforts. Citizens gathered as members pledged to urge church leaders to pray for abolition of intoxicants and to advocate removal of blinds from public display.
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Iheny
Judeos
Wamon
Chyatian Temperance Union
Mambor
Shacklett to File Papers in Commonwealth Nomination
The report indicates Shacklett plans to file papers with the secretary of the Commonwealth in Hartford City regarding his nomination. County leaders from Belownd and Crawford counties expressed approval of his political integrity and intentions to advance his candidacy.
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Shacklett
Crawford County
Ene
Turton
W. Shwelelett
Fox Conients
Tony
Commonwealth’ Office
Hurricburis
ATL
Shackiott
Gate
Crawford
Mrs James Davids Dies at Home on Selata Road
Mrs James Davids died at her home on RFD 7 near Selata road at 3:00 this morning after 50 years of marriage. Survived by husband and daughter Naomi Zoloher of Corning New York. Funeral and burial plans set for Sunday at 2:00 pm at her late home with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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James Davids
James Davide
Selata Road
Nae Zoloher
Corning
N. Y
Wineral
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