Has Pennsylvania A King The King and the Pennsylvania House
A Pi regional newspaper column argues Governor Toner’s push for access to financial records mirrors an absolute monarchy. It cites double salaries, a large California junket costing 11394, and executive resistance to House inquiries. The piece advocates using legislative appropriations to curb royal prerogatives.
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Pennsylvania
Toner
House of Representatives
Walter J. Galther
Board of Pardons
Kenda
Calfornia
Pouinsylvania
England
Harelubure
White Way lighting plan deemed too costly for Corry
City officials report the proposed cluster electric lights along Center and Main streets would be prohibitively expensive. Merchants would bear about five dollars per light for maintenance, making the White Way unlikely. The council favors limited changes, adding a few arc lamps and tungsten lamps in residences, with contract decisions expected after spring.
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Corry
Connelimen
Tittle
Pennsy to Start Major Erie Improvements This Spring
The Pennsylvania Railroad, via its attorney, confirmed plans to invest over a million dollars in Erie. Preparations for several track and ore dock extensions begin soon, aiming to create the finest ore handling facility on the Great Lakes. The Philadelphia and Erie division has become a leading ore carrier to lake ports.
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Pennsy
Great Lakes
Philadelphia and Erie
Pennsylvania
Passengers Rescued From Overturned Cars Near Macon
Five injured in a wreck when a Dixis flyer derailed on the Georgia Southern and Florida line near Macon. Three sleepers and a day coach went into the ditch as trainmen pulled passengers from the overturned cars through windows.
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United
Time to Focus on Essentials and High Impact Work
A dated motivational critique urges GEONGH MATTHEW ADAMS style leadership to cut waste and double influence by prioritizing essential tasks. It contrasts diligent executives who quickly identify big problems and discard non essentials with less productive workers who waste time and drain resources.
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Geongh
Matthew Adams
Charity Committee Sends Five Dollar Donation
Mr. Harry Smith of the Presbyterian Charity Committee presented the Journal with a five dollar check to aid Mr. Jefferson Price of Riley's Corners after his barn was burned. Several local organizations announced plans to contribute as well. The committee met and deemed the case worthy of support, with the funds to be mailed this afternoon.
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Harry Smith
Te Presbyterian Charity Committee
Jefferson Price
Riley
Price
Surrender Of Adrianople Reported By United Press
A Sofia dispatch says Wat Shukri Pasha, the Turkish commander at Adrianople, offered to surrender with honors of war and to retain arms. The Bulgarians refused these terms, delaying the capitulation.
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Preas
London
Sofia
Arsenal Trust members cited in march 18 warrant
United Trees Chicago reports thirty five men charged today as members of the alleged Arsenal Trust. Harrisburg dispatch notes a bill for an investigating commission to review Mothers’ Fena tions passing the House while Speaker Alter ordered clerks to update charges against How employees for alleged misconduct.
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United Trees
Chicago
Arsenal ‘Trust
United Prom
Harrisburg
Alter
Auto Men Plan Big Used Car Auction
City automobile owners plan a major used car sale to be staged April 11 at the TH. Brown and Son garage. More than thirty local cars will be offered, with fifteen to twenty already registered. The event aims to match buyers and sellers on a cooperative, reliably run board. Further details to be announced this week.
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TH. Brown and Son
Tifa
Manufacturers Meet This Evening In City Chamber
This evening at 49 the time appointed for a meeting of manufacturers in the office of G B Porst secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. The call aims to enlist aiding labor employers to help form a new Chamber of Commerce. Plan to cooperate with merchants to attract workers to make their home in Dorry. Manufacturers have shown great city interest and supported business boosting groups in the past. Tonight’s meeting is expected to foster cooperation among royal interests and the results depend on their action.
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Chamber of Commerce
G. B. Porst
Distinet Ly W
Dorry
New Minister Rehearsals Progress at Winter Picnic
Rehearsals for the New Minister a humorous cantata to be sung at Pecuby Presbyterian Sunday School Winter Picnic show the troupe under Alor Melines shaping the performance. The show will depict the minister’s trials in a lively, true-to-life manner as carpenters prepare the auditorium stage and booths for the event.
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Alor Melines
Dismantle of Dawson Brothers Cold Storage Equipment
Dawson Brothers begin removing their cold storage plant from the Ajax alley building recently sold to the Ajax company. Workers expect about four weeks to extract the engine and storage machinery, which will be removed and stored by the grocery firm in another building as Ajax prepares to connect the structure with the main building.
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Dawson Brothers
Ajax Alley
Ajax Company
Niin
Plant and building repurposed as storehouse and stock room
The plant and the building will be converted for storage use. Other structures on the lot are being torn down to clear the site.
Old Corry Entertainment Postponed
Mr Place shifts the illustrated lecture on Corry pictures to next Monday and Tuesday evenings due to low attendance expected from a Holy Week clash. Local backers, including Mr Pines, prefer delaying to ensure crowds attend, as substantial funds have been spent on the exhibition.
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Place
Corry
Leon
Pines
Brolkeh
Union City Chamber of Commerce Formed
Union ty busineut and profes sion men are organising a Chamber of Commerce to boom the pro wreoalyo town. Attorney Frank Mc Clintock invited Judge Benson and William J. Flynn to respond to tonsta at the organization meeting and banquet to be held the latter part of this month.
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Ty Busineut
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Tome Nsarikin
New York
Penny
Erie
United Press
Brie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Georgia Southern
Florida
Macon
Journal
Mr. Price
Adrianople
Auto Men
Dawson Bros
Ajax
Sam Jacobson & Co
Clothiers
Stein-Bloch
Steinch
Union City
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce
Beaver
Tess
Barlow Hardware Company
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