Washington party leaders face fiscal crisis and leadership test
A 1930s editorial criticizes Congress for chaotic handling of national finance. It urges Speaker Glassgow, Gaul Landers Raittey, and Snell to enact a revenue plan to balance expenditures, reduce deficits, and restore business confidence amid doubts about President Hoover's leadership. It laments market turmoil and warns of economic disaster without decisive action.
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House
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Gamer
Eithite
Hoover
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Landers Raittey
Snell
Twenty Years Ago Journal Clip March 28 1912
Journal files show U S Chair Company thriving under John B Patterson. Akums Bakery to move April first to W Main building formerly leased by W H Beattie. Lyrie tonight features Miss Stilt with Marky Stuke of Lavell assisting. Local checks include horse purchase by N Spencer and athletic club equipment deals. Denny DeRowdy and Harrison Keppel return from Chamberlain Academy. Girls skeetball team to Warren for a recruits game tonight. Road foreman RH Brigham notes move of Mo Warde. Lloyd Marsh and Giusti Sours travel to Warren to see basketball.
Governor Plachotts Warns Against Evans Bill
Governor Gifford Pinchot warns the Evans bill would threaten public lands forests now in the House at Washington He argues the bill would place forest management under politically appointed commissions risking exploitation by private interests He cites the national forests funds abuse and urges no hearings or sudden changes while stressing the lands value and public ownership protections
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Hac
Olther
Khayn
Peesielontisli
Lone Spee
Lapds
National Forest
England
Virginia
Funeral Services for Virgil Stearns Held Publicly
Fragmented obituary notes funeral services for Virgil Stearns with details of date time and cemetery, mentioning flowers and wreaths. It references city events and public business open to the public, with garbled names and phrases reflecting a damaged OCR page.
Fragmented quiz item on historic questions and page turn
A fragmented OCR shows quiz style prompts asking about Howard tannery dis sectioned, Jamestown founding, Colorado governor, and a national president, plus a ciphered line about “Be who gains too, pulns everything.” The page directs to turn to page 1 for answers.
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Howard Tannery
Colorado
Jat Banke
March tax receipts rise beyond Treasury forecast
Washington reports March collections of the income tax show a stronger than expected total, exceeding Treasury estimates. Through March 6 the figure reached about 190.6 million dollars with further adjustments suggesting an overall 80 million dollar revision to initial projections.
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Washington
Tredshry
Honauky
Subdistrict Meet to Be Held at Towaville
Subdistrict meeting announced for Towaville at the No. Of hall in Mownville on Thursday March sts. It will be a full day event with all residents urged to attend and bring milk or other items for refreshment.
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Towaville
Bairymen’s League
Mownville
English flier escapes crash near Capstow Beach
English flyer Mollisen narrowly averted disaster when his aircraft landed badly at Milsterton Beach. He had flown four days, then six hours later, with repairs, a taxi driver helped him clear the rising tide and drag the wreckage from the surf.
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Wy United Press
J. A. Molligen
Milsterton Beach
Naming Warden for New Penitentiary in Lewisburg Pa
Washington reports the federal penitentiary at Lewisburg Pennsylvania is expected to name a warden this week. The Bureau of Prisons announced T C Framer and Benjamin G Webster as initial candidates, both formerly attached to the Atlantic penitentiary. Framer Webster are among the first appointments noted as bids for equipment and a Lewisburg institution proceed.
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Washington
Wiihden
Lewisbung
T. C. Framer
Odublef Clon
Benjamin G. Wabster
Webster
Attushen
Wramer
Tewisburg
Firesweep Fire Destroys Home in Heart Township Area
May 22 192? A large one story frame house in Heart township near Mt Lebyanun was destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 812,000. The blaze was discovered by a passing motorist who reported the fire. Scott township and Mt Lebaron firemen were called.
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Pittsburgh
Bowey Hill
Heart Township
Mt. Lebyanun
Scott Township
Mt Lebaron
Burglary Hit Kane Offices In New Cohn Building
Three offices in the New Cohn building at Wield and Fraley streets were burgled on Sunday. Personal Finance Company Labor Department and Industry and Dr. W Blair Mokeer offices were entered. Loss totaled about $550 with stamps and small cash taken. checks and $60 in cash left unrecovered. Police suspect use of a master key as no forced entry was found.
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Kane
Cohn ‘Buildinng
Wield and
Fraley Streets
Personal Finance Company
Department of Labor and Industry
W. Blair Mokeer
Mosser Tul
Clara Mae Wise
Department ‘of Labors and Industry
Pinunée
Polidy
Tadiette
Union City Woman Hurt in Car Collision
Margaret Sullivan, union city resident, narrowly escaped serious injuries Sunday morning after being struck while crossing Waterford street. Nearby Mills Sullivan and companions had been driven home by friends. the car, driven by Ryis McAndrew of Meadville, struck her as she stepped into its path, leaving her on the pavement with a skull fracture and severe bruises, later reported as head injuries without skull fracture on examination.
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CSI
Mars
Margaret Sullivan
Waterford Street
Mills-Sulllivans
Wharch
Ry Is McAndrew
Meadville
Two Are Killed In Highway Crash Near Geneva
John Mitdasaul of Erie and Joe Azieel of Cleveland died Monday when their light car collided with a truck two miles east of Geneva while en route from Cleveland to Conneaut to pick up apples. Their car crushed under the truck, life extinct at the scene. Bodies were taken to an undertaking establishment in Geneva as relatives arrange removal.
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John Mitdassaul
Thirteenth Street
Erie
Joe Azieel
Cleveland
Geneva
Associated Press
Tyro
Conneaut
Bathaven
Gpeya
Philathea Class Entertained at Baptist Church President's Home
Twenty five members of the Philathea Class of the Baptist Church were entertained at the home of president Mrs B E Thomas on Second Avenue for a regular business and social meeting. A musical program followed with duets and solos performed by members including Mrs Lloyd Tomas Mrs Ralph Carroll and Mrs Barton Smith. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistants Mrs W F Miller and Mrs Elmer Westley.
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Baptist Church
B. E. Thomas
Second Avenue
Lloyd Tomas
Ralph Carroll
Jailes
Mooniigat
Barton Smith
W. By Miller
George Keele
B. &. Thomas
Lloyd Thomas
B. ©. Thomas
Lloyd ‘Thomas
Thomas
W. F. Miller
Elmér Westley
Employees Dinner by the Association and Electric System
Legal employees and their wives enjoyed a fine gathering last evening in the assembly room. A tureen dinner at seven featured 20 guests, with Kathryn Purcell as chairperson of arrangements. Cards followed the meal and a delightful evening was had by all.
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Kathryn Purcell
Funeral Services for Miss Humphrey
Largely attended funeral held afternoon at 2 oclock at the Seven Day Adventist Church on North Center Street. Pastor C. B. Newmyer officiated. Interment in Hare Creek Cemetery. Bearers were James, George, Ray and Cecil Humphrey. Out-of-town mourners included Mr. and Mrs. A. Brown and Kenneth of Mt. Vernon Ohio Ernest Brown of Centerville John Quannesh Lotteville and W. G. Hegan find family of Sparlandsburg.
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Cloe Humphrey
Seven Day Adventist
North Center Street
C. B. Newmyer
Erle
Sant ‘Brooks
Isewmyer
Hare Creek
James
George
Ray
Cecil Humphrey
Corry
Mer
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Kenneth
Mt. Vernon O
Ernest, Brown
Centerville
John Quannesh
Lotteville
W. G. Hegan Find
Bparlansburg
Chautauqua County Fails to Land Hospital
Washington reports Rep Daniel A Reed has long fought for a new general hospital for World War I veterans in Chautauqua County. The board favors a site near Batavia within 40 miles, with official word to follow and the location possibly adjoining the county fair grounds after free land was offered. President Hoover commended Reed’s leadership while noting the board’s decision.
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Washington
Daniel A. Reed
General Hospital
Chautauqua County
Shouse
Hoover
Reed
Shoard
Batavia
Fair Grounds
Chautandus Lake
Action for 100000 Damages Against Erie Railroad
Testimony began in federal court in Erie on a $100,000 damage suit filed by Denial J. Denial of 1155 East 25th Street against the East Erie Commercial Railroad. Denial, a locomotive conductor, alleges injuries from a May 20, 1929 accident at the General Electric plant when a locomotive backed cars onto him, causing loss of two limbs and permanent injuries. The case is before Judge Nelson McVicar.
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Railyoad
Wye
Enial
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