Tariff Bill Faces uncertain Senate fate on anniversary
The Hawley Smooth tariff bill marks its one year since House introduction as Senate leaders mull a conference report. Smoot seeks a single vote on the report amid possible rejection over items like hides feathers shoes aluminum and pig iron. If rejected the bill returns to conference, delaying key export debt and flexible tariff debates. The report follows the Parker Supreme Court confirmation vote.
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John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Gods Last Call Sermon at U B Church
Ivangehist Dunlap addressed the U B Church last evening on Gods Last Call he argued that resisting Jesus sacrifice hardens the heart leaving no room for repentance The gospel tests the listener and calls for cross bearing Tonight the evangelist speaks Heaven the golden city and contrasts it with earthly cities.
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Ivangehist Dunlap
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Golden City
Grundy Gains Voters Confidence In Pennsylvanian Campaign
A profile of United States Senator Joseph R. Grundy detailing his first extensive campaign for votes since his December appointment. The piece praises his honesty, directness, and frank, fact based approach, noting his record of humane labor laws and dedication to working people as his appeal grows across Pennsylvania.
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United States
Joseph R. Grundy
John S. Fisher
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Congress
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Tha
Bristol
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Titusville School Tax Rate Set At 15 Mills
The 1920-21 senior tax duplicate for the Titusville school district was submitted to the school board and calls for a $113,392.05 levy, $718.05 less than last year, with a 15 mill tax rate and a $6 per capita levy on residents 21 and older. The tax rate remains the same as 1929-30.
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Titusville
Compulsion Fails to Move Minds, Says Tenpon
In a terse reflection, Tenpon declares that compulsion cannot move the in trenchments of the human mind and never persuades. it only makes hypocrites.
Two Attempts at Suicide by Gust Johnson Fail
Jamestown May 7 Gust Johnson seven years old of 41 Fourteenth street operator of Little Gusts Smoke Shop in the Arcade Block tried to kill himself by hanging and then cut his throat when the hang attempt failed. Carl Johnson janitor found him bleeding and alerted police. He is in fair condition at General Hospital with throat wounds not severing the jugular. Police noted a broken insulated copper wire used in the hoist attempt.
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Jamestown
Johnson
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files May 7 1901
Read of the Erie area with events from 1901 including Perry Field dedication as the New Castle team lost five to one, a fatal auto crash at 8th and Pardee streets, a theater opening by Hoyt Comedy Co, a $500 reward for a missing boy Edward Adams, and a sighting of a comet in the dawn sky.
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Perry Field
Erie
Pennsy
Flyers
Walling
Buffaio
Liebel
Pittsburgh
Erie Sailors
New Castle
Edward P. Adams
David Crockett Legislative Record in Congress
David Crockett served in the Twentieth Twenty first and Twenty third congresses as a noted U S representative. He participated in debates committees and political actions of the era reflecting early American legislative activity.
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David Crockett
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