Strenuous efforts to veto Gans cold storage act
United Press reports Harrisburg May 3 as Governor Tener faces persistent efforts to veto the Gans cold storage regulation bill. The measure would regulate cold storage plants and require labeling of foods stored over 40 days with storage and removal dates. Dairy and Food division would enforce inspections amid opposition from some industry and legislators.
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Tener
United Press
Harrrisburg
Briendy
Memnirs
Harrisburg
Lim
High School Athletics Situation Clarified by Board Letter
A published confrontation over high school baseball contracts prompts a clarification from the school board. The board states only they can recognize athletics and have not done so, canceling contracts for now while noting a de facto team exists and remains free to arrange games independently.
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Noumuch
Strong
Ita
Board of Education
Titusville
Aibel Tt
Corry
Nane Board
Catse
Strange
Mt Minde
Alamond
Fale
Bakehine
Anges
City Councils' Committee Tours Wards Anew
Members of the City Councils' Committee toured the First and Second wards in the Reker automobile to study street lighting. The trip revealed practical changes planned for better service by relocating lights and extending shaded areas. A similar tour of the Third and Fourth wards is planned for next week.
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Rieker
Bell 1
Dunaon
Dickson
G. M. Ream
Ughting
May Party By Laces of the Macon Held Last Evening
The annual May Party at the armory drew about sixty couples, with an evening concert by OMBIAHCEY and a Faherty orchestra. Dancing followed after nine, pink and green decorations brightened the hall, and ice cream and a late night supper were served by the ladies' committee and Mrs Hoenes respectively.
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Macon Bens
Ombiahcey
Mahle
Frank Raeder
Richards
Pedigo
Jourdet
Faherty
Armory
Fred Hoenes
Erie Road President's Visit Passes Through Local Depot
This morning at eleven o'clock a special Erie Railroad train, including the observation coach and diner, with the private car Watiwatona, passed through the city and stopped briefly at the depot for orders. The party, from New York City, including J. Stuart and H. C. Dunito, will tour nearby miles west of Corry to inspect tile work, then proceed to Dayton, Ohio for further work before returning to New York next Tuesday.
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Erie ‘Railroad
Watiwatona
The
Erie
J. ©. Stuart
Flist V
Brio, System
G. N. Orcutt
Ranistant
H. C. Dunito
William Schiatge
W. C. Barlow Breight
B. B. Griffith
Telegraph
New York City
New York
Erle
Buffalo
Corry
Ape Olni
Dayton
Plage
Governor bans mine guards amid labor strike action
United Press reports the governor disbands the mine guards, orders a special state police force for Cabin Creek led by Major Pratt Deputy Sheriff Trowbridge and John Moore, in an effort to end the conflict between striking miners and mine owners. Also notes the Ciltiat Locomotive Company shipping another locomotive to the Bayside Lumber Company via Climax western HQ in Seattle.
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United Press
Charleston
Hatfield
United Movement
Cabin Creek
Major Pratt
Trowbridge
John Moore
Ciltiat
Comany
Bayside Lumber Company
Climax’ Western
Seattle
California Senate Passes Alien Land Bill
United Press reports the California Senate approved the Webb and Allen bill by 36 to 2. The measure prohibiting land ownership by aliens, aimed at Japanese investors, moves toward a swift signature by Governor Johnson.
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iMesoere Raimst
United Press Sacramento
Senate
Webb and Allen
Johnson
Fires Attributed to Suffragettes Across Britain
London reports two more fires overnight blamed on suffragettes. The Midland freight depot at Bradford station was destroyed with losses around two hundred thousand dollars. A new wing at Ashley school in Aberdeen burned down for about five thousand dollars. The Midland railway depot fire was started in three separate locations.
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United Press
London
Midland Inc
Bradford
Ashley
Aberdeen
Tt Wis
Midland Railway
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