Election reform bills rush to state Senate approval
Governor Fisher and Republican leaders push a set of election reform measures through the Senate, including a mandatory ballot box opening bill, restrictions on assisting voters at primaries, and a Corrupt Practices Act amendment. The administration backs the changes while independents plan continued opposition as hearings proceed.
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Odd Fellows Gather at Conneaut in Largest Assembly Yet
The Meadville Tribune-Republican reports about 1800 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will attend the Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly in June at Conneaut. The event will fill the park resort with the Three Linkers plans and a large Temple of Muse venue. A religious service, reception, ball, and Tuesday visit to Meadville are on the schedule with dinners at the Hotel Conneaut.
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Army Takes Precedence in Ceremonies Over Navy
The army should precede the navy in all shore ceremonies and parades as the senior service, regardless of the commanding officers' ranks in detachments.
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President Coolidge May Vacation in Wisconsin
President Coolidge plans a May vacation in Wisconsin. Two Secret Service men from the White House are surveying invitation options in the La Follette stronghold and will report their findings within the week for an official announcement soon after.
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Feels Like A New Woman In Very Short Time
Mrs John Mitchell of Tecumseh Toledo reports relief after using Redwood s Tepee Tonic for abdominal pains backaches and dis orders that afflict women She notes improved health and increased strength with fewer symptoms and recommends the tonic to others Sold and recommended by Thomas Downey in Corry and by druggists everywhere
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Highway Patrol Officer Warns Motorists in Erie Luncheon
Lieut Walter Smoot of Erie warns Franklin businessmen not to stop for strangers. Picking up unknown people can lead to injury or violence. He says patrols aid women drivers and emphasize safety over prohibition enforcement while not stopping traffic or harassing cars.
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Entertainment at High School Hosts Junior Class Program
Arrangements are under way for an evening at the high school auditorium Friday to aid the Junior Class. The program features a minstrel show folk dances orchestral numbers and other musical features. Rehearsals directed by Miss Lucile Murray proceed with class members selling tickets at 25 cents admission. Classified ads note rooms and roomers supplied.
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College Women's Club Meeting at Mev B Eaton Home
The March gathering of the College Women's Club met last evening at Mev B Eaton's North Center street home with sixteen members present. The program included Name Your School by Harald Wolfe, Rise and Development of Women's Colleges by Nelle Titus but read by Mrs Fulp, School of Tomorrow State or Federal Control by Agnes Connell and Princes Storrs, a Nina Rotte book review, and a social hour with refreshments served by the hostesses.
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Bear Lake News Notes Highlights Local Socials and Tragedy
Mar in Bear Lake reports from the community include visits by Roy Parkins and Orphin Phillips, attendance at auctions and condensary discussions, and a large Auxiliary quilt making event raising 38.25. Funeral services will be held for Phin Chiwater at the U S Church with burial in Bear Lake cemetery. Eugene Gale remains ill and others visit relatives.
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Lake season at Conneaut to start early
Franklin March 2 H C Malcomb president of the Conneaut Lake Go says the Hotel Gon neat will open for the season on May 7 with banquets booked. The real opening will be Saturday and Sunday June 5 and 6 when the Conneaut Lake Newsroom Men’s Gathering Association and their ladies are entertained. The big week of music under the Conneaut Lake Symphony Society is likely July 27 with the New York Symphony Orchestra. Plans for an annual sensor at the resort include reviving the old driving association.
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Aerial Doctors Propose Circles to Cover Australia
Australia would be divided into circular districts radius 200 miles each to be covered by government employed doctors. The plan envisions physicians being summoned to any location swiftly, ensuring rapid access across the continent.
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