Republicans Overstage Convention Budget Issues
The Republican National Committee explains how it was outmaneuvered by Democrats over convention prep costs in Chicago. A special stand and decorations for the hall will cost about 14 000 dollars, with no provision in the Democrat contract for sharing this expense. Edward Hurley, Chicago committee chair, said he would pay seven thousand if needed. A program and ads were planned to raise the remaining funds amid ongoing party debate.
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United Press
Washington
Republican National Committee
Iito Chicago
Fess
Chicago
East
Edward N. Hurley
Chicago Committee
Er ie restaurant keeper gets seven to fourteen years
Tom Brown of Erie will serve seven to fourteen years in the Western penitentiary for the December murder of Alex Mitchell a colored gambler and East Side politician. Judge J Orin Waite noted Brown aided the state witness in another murder case and that about 117 local colored residents petitioned for leniency. Brown showed no reaction.
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Erie
Tom Brown
Western Penitentiary
Alex Mitchell
East Side
J. Orin Waite
Erie County
Brown
Waite
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Girl Hurt After Car Crashes Into Freight Train
At Palls Creek it is reported a closed car with seven youths collided with a slow moving freight train. A 15 year old girl Betty Brubaker of Brockway BC suffered a wrist injury and remained in DuBois hospital after surgeons worked several hours. A 17 year old companion Fred Shaffer also from Brockway RD had hand and nose injuries and was discharged after treatment.
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Hidgway
Palls Creek
P. Rt. R
Betty Brubaker
Brockway
B. C
DuBois Hospital
Weir
Fred Shaffer
R. D
Little Fellows Turn: Babson Sees Small Firms Rising
Business statistician Roger Babson asserts that small and medium sized firms, efficiently run, will weather depression better than giants. He cites 57 of 1,600 industrials with profits last year, many small or below one million dollars, and argues that lean operations, flexible management, and close control let small shops profit from small orders despite high overhead for large plants. He warns against rapid growth and predicts a rebound driven by smaller enterprises as the economy shifts from heavy corporate scale.
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Roger Babson
Babson
Herice
Ford
General Motora
Grenty
Shell
National City Bank of New York
General Motors Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Congress
Quiz-like questions about local officials and history
A fragmented page fragment poses queries about administration of a municipal building under whose era, Ohio population ranking, the Galveston tornado date, the state highways secretary, and county controller salary, ending with a book title inquiry.
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Ohio
U. S
Galveston
State Secretary of Highways
Gref
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Fire May 3 1912
Notes from the Journal mention the High School woodworking class across grades seven to ten, Oscar Johnson serving at Corry post office, road work on French Creek Cutung highway starting Monday, Rosary at the library theatre, Parker assures a fine touring company, Shreve Chair Company running its Union City saw mill around the clock, Archie P Stanford joining Gillespie Construction in Rochester, Jack Lamont and Bari Miller traveling to Spring Creek, W R Hasbrouck called for jury duty in Pittsburgh May 20, Ethel Pier teaching dancing in Sherman, and a warning about bottles left in woods that could spark forest fires when sun rays concentrate through curved glass.
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W. R. Hasbrouck
Pittsburgh
Ethel Pier
Sherman
Pennsylvania Legion employment totals rise in Philadelphia report
May 3 report from the American Legion campaign lists city tallies in Pennsylvania. Philadelphia reported 182 job placements, York 67, Oakmont 80, Sharpsville 2, and Vandergrift 2 as part of the ongoing effort.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
American Legion
York
Oakmont
Sharpsville
Vandergrift
Two Deer Sighted South of Columbus
Corry resident Lloyd Meerdink and others from Columbus watched two deer roam the Depew farm area just south of Columbus yesterday afternoon. The pair, initially spotted in the rear of the Depew farm, lingered before retreating into the woods to the southeast after a period among the fields.
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Columbus
Lloyd Meerdink
Corry
Dan Depew
James Hall
Depew
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