Armory events and notices fill Bradford list
City and vicinity reports show concerts at the Armory tonight with the Dal piing and Delphine Quartets plus a large schedule of meetings, rooms for rent, job ads, and a police court note. The Bradford Star-Record also notes a confidence game suspect May identified and a funeral service for Lester Miner.
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Armory
Wilson
Jones
York
Pittsburg
Bradford
Williams
May
Bradford Star- Record
Beautiful Easter Plants and Flowers in Corry
A. E. Pettit, Florist at 810 A. Main St offers a large display of Easter plants and flowers in Corry. The shop promises lighted evenings for customer convenience with lilies, Amaryllis, Hyacinths, tulips, daffodils, hydrangeas, gilt flowers and other varieties, along with cut arrangements and potted options. Bell 707 Union 84.
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Corry
A. E. Pettit, Florist
A. Main St
Bell
Depot
Union
Railroad serves injunction on Clough this afternoon
Pennsylvania Railroad obtained a five day injunction from Judge Paul A Benson and served John Clough this afternoon. The order bars Clough from proceeding with preparations for excavation related to a dispute with the railroad near Corry. Attorneys expect county court arguments to decide if the injunction becomes permanent.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Clough
Sheri DuMond
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Paul A Benson
John
Thin Falkond Company
Tornado Toll and Local Notices From Nebraska State
United Press reports a massive tornado toll across Omaha and surrounding towns with 200 dead and 700 injured. The bulletin also lists school notices, employment ads, jail moves, and local events from Tribuna Republican and North East Breeze, including Principal F R Deming leaving for Chautauqua, a Girls Friendly Club meeting, and a Union News Stand position.
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Wilson
J. DL
Murray
H.W
Governor Sulzer Holds Conference With Disloyal Democrats
Albany reporters describe a March 24 meeting in which Governor Sulzer conferred with a group of Democratic critics of Charles Murphy’s control of the state party. Attendees included Henry Morgen Thau, former national finance chair. George Foater Peabody. Thomas Mott Osborne of Auburn. Charles F. Rattigan. John N. Carlisle, Sulzer’s finance committee chair. and John A. Hennewey, a close Albany adviser.
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Albany
Sulzer
Charles ©. Murphy
Democratic State Organization
Henry Morgenthau
National Democratic Organization
Jeorge Foater Peabody
Thomas Mott Osborne
Auburn
Charles F. Rattigan
John N. Carlisle
John A. Henneaéy
Feather of Love and Forrow at Lyric Theater
Local bill lists two reel program Feather of Love and Forrow at the Lyric Theater in Quincy Adams Sawyer shows. Broucho branding and rodeo acts headline the weekend lineup with a 5 cent admission noted.
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Neswrenler and
DIATE
Feather of Love
Forrow
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Wreow
Place Lecture Tonight Draws Large Corry Crowd
Corry residents await the film event titled Place Old Corry views one hundred seventy five in all to be shown on a big screen at the auditorium tonight. Early notices showed only forty seats left and by afternoon a few remained. Mr Place aims for full turnout and urges prompt seating by eight as the show will start on the hour.
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R. G. Morgaridge
Corry Vacuum Cleaning Co
Bell
Starr Granite and Marble Works
Maply Avenue
State Senate
A. W. McCoy
Meadville
South Center Street
Concord Township
Woftix
Sim
Coleto
Sutton
Franklin Herald
Grove Street
Ake
Corry
City Officials Head to Harrisburg for City Bill Protest
City officials depart for Harrisburg to protest the Clark municipal bill set for Senate consideration this evening. Kincaid travels to join the objection as the city faces an anticipated expenditure exceeding $8,000.
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Mayo Alexander
Kincaid
Harrisburg
Jnter
Clark
Jerry
City Bill Controversy Over Salaries and Sewage Plant Burden
Local officials oppose raised salaries for councilmen and the mayor while the city bears existing expenses and a State demanded sewerage disposal plant. The mayor and city solicitor plan protests to Senator Clark and may appear before a Senate committee hearing. A Clark bill's passage chances are noted, with a Tuesday return anticipated. In related action, Humane Society investigated poultry cruelty as chickens were found packed in a crate at Reynolds barn. A farmer Brown, on the Wrightsville road, is blamed for leaving the birds in the crate during a storm, prompting questions for explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Senate
House
Humane Society
Omeer Spencer
Reynolds
East Washington Street
Brown
Wrightsville
Columbus
Seven Chickens Found Packed in Crate Near Cohen Store
In the morning a small crate containing seven large chickens stood near the Cohen store as officers investigated the scene. The incident centers on the crate and its contents with authorities examining possible neglect or illegal transport.
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Cohen
Flowers in bloom entice with azaleas and carnations
A market note highlights potted azaleas and cineramias, Faye clubs and Mignonette in full bloom for cutting. Carnations priced at 75 cents per dozen. Read as a brief classifieds item reflecting garden and floral offerings.
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Amit Dag
Dalpiing
Convert
State Armory
Pleasant Street
Alexander
Tnoder
Krypton
Wright
Ax Bourders
U. A. Porter
Chamber of Commerga
Johnson
Fort
Loyal
Home Protection
Moenes
Fort Corry
Marcubes
Winherty
Blennett's
Katherine B. Griffin
Franklin, Pa
Rey, Hulue
Bear Lake
J. D. Murrays
N. Stone Ugulnet
Bugbye
Alderman Barker
W. R. Haubrouck
Charles Edwards
Albertian Barker
Downey’s Drug Store
Hiv
Omaha
United Press
Morehead
Dallman
Hyder
Mss Morrison
Fairview
Mise Snckett
Union News Stand
Crawford County
Sherif Roudebush
Roudebush
Court House
Venango County
Franklin
Meadvile
Ommach
Tribuna
Terre Haute
Yutau
Neb
Ralston
Gouncil Bluffs
Slat Springs
Lyric Theater
Bernstein Bros Clothiers and Furnishers
Case On Center Street
C.R. Rogers & CO
Corry Floral Co
Columbus Avenue
the Ladies Furnishing
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