Two Labor Bills Before State Senate Tonight in Harrisburg
Two measures to cut work hours for women from 64 to 44 and for minors to 48 hours are set for Senate action this evening. The Salus bill adds a 45 minute lunch break and may be amended. Republicans plan quick passage and House referral. Also on tap is a constitutional pension amendment and a motion to discharge highway license fee reduction. A separate tempo of hearings on Philadelphia Rapid Transit financials continues.
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United States
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Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
House Investigating Committee
Blizzard hits middle west as Erie motorists report severe storm
Erie drivers report a harsh storm between Erie and Waterford with blizzard-like conditions. A Warren couple received a marriage license, and a Warren man suffered injuries when his car left Findley Lake road and overturned. A South Center street dining car fire caused damage, and a George Beduze incident led to police investigation. state lawmakers discuss auto license fees while Billy Arnold visits Erie with a Chrysler Imperial eight stock car records. Corry Hospital seeks full state funding. YMCA campers plan their 1931 program.
Salvation Army to Extend Free Meal Service at East Washington Citadel
Captain Appleby announced the Salvation Army will continue free meals at the East Washington Street citadel for several weeks at the request of local residents. A $200 deficit was raised by the advisory board and helpers, with food staples such as sugar, milk, beans, cabbage, and tomatoes needed to sustain the program assisting many children and families.
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East Washington Street Citadel
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Salvation Army
Citadel
Ellington Blacksmith Axel Tell Takes His Life
Ellington, March 30 57 year old blacksmith Axel Tell ended his life by hanging Saturday morning. His body was found about 4 oclock by Frank Anderson who was sent to the shop on business. Tell lived with his 83 year old mother and left after breakfast without leaving a note or discussing any suicide plans.
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Axel ‘Tell
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Apparent suicide ruled accident in French collapse
Police in Eze France concluded the death of Mrs Mary Townsend in a 400 foot fall from a cliff as an accident despite a note offering 4 000 francs to her daughter's nurse. Townsend known as Peggy Davis in New York and formerly Mary Margaret Laird of Birmingham Alabama was 25 years old.
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Mary Margaret Laird
Birmingham
Alabama
How to Get Relief From Catarrh
Practical home remedy from an old advetisement. Use Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and a little sugar to make a solution. Take a tablespoonful four times daily to relieve catarrh head noises and nasal congestion. The remedy costs little and tastes pleasant.
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Keister’s
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Party Culminates in Tragedy Four Held
A 16 year old girl and three men were ordered held for further questioning in Pittsburgh police court after the shooting death of Joseph Perry, 38, known as the mystery man of Little Italy. Detectives tied the slaying to a drinking party and denied earlier reports of a blackn d feud.
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Little Italy
Perry
Silver Creek Priest dies in captivity in China
Cable from Shanghai reports Rev. Cornelius Tierney, superior of the Kienchang mission, died while held by a Chinese bandit gang since November 17. He had served Western New York churches and taught for foreign missions. Superior Michael J. Treanor at Silver Creek confirmed the death with few details.
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William McGoldrick
Father Tierney
Thomas Quinlan
Four enter race for Warren Co Sheriff
Warren County dispatch reports four candidates seek the Republican nomination for sheriff including Fred N. Deltsch George Haehn Capt. Charles G. Pearson and W J Billy Mon from Garland. Abbott announces for jury commissioner as nominees for county and borough offices are set for the September primary with seven offices to be filled and campaign draws interest from multiple candidates. Local notices also include a sales job ad a Holstein bull ad and a Father Tierney lineage note.
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Tring
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Fred N. Deltsch
Mohawkademic
George Haehn
Jefferson Street
Charles G. Pearson
Waters
Shérit
Judge
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