Labor Fight Draws Attention to State Capitol Today
A heated hearing on women and child labor bills and a proposed minimum wage commission opened this afternoon before the Senate special judiciary committee. Advocates from the Republican State Convention committee and supporters of progressive causes urged action while opponents argued caution, with notable figures from Pennsylvania and other states voicing support for a robust minimum wage framework.
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State Capitol
Jess Marrixbir
Pennsylvania
Vielps
Procreas Ive
Henry G. Wasson
Pittsturs
Willam Draper Lewis
Theniversity of Pennys- Fanta Lay
Chawles
Osteopaths Greenlee Offer Spinal Adjustment Treatment
Corry physicians advertise spinal adjustments with claims of success for all diseases. Hours 4:00 to 11:80 a.m. and 3:00 to 5:00 p.m., by appointment. Rooms in Horn Building. Bell Phone 265, Wouse-Phon 263-R.
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Ucensea
Corry
Rooma
Bell Phone 265
Wouse—Phong
Hyomel Germ Killer for Nose and Throat Relief
A vintage advertisement claims Booth’s Hyomei kills catarrh germs when inhaled through a small inhaler. The complete outfit includes the inhaler, priced at 1.00, with extra bottles available and a money back guarantee from N. F. Ames if dissatisfied, no stomach dosing.
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Booth
N. F. Ames
Abbott and Roosevelt Attend Peace Conference
May 14 at Lake Mohonk opened the nineteenth annual Conference on Arbitration. Notable speakers, including Dr Symian Abbott and Dr James Brown Scott, argued for international arbitration and sending disputes to The Hague or other bodies. Romolo Noon and other diplomats led afternoon discussions on America’s relation to arbitration.
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Hague
Daniel Smitey
Avert Smiley
International Lawyers Unit
Symian Abbott
Outlook
Gol. Mousevelt
James Brown Scott
Carnegie Bridowilnnt
No Provision Against Mayor Succeeding Himself
Harrisburg May Lt The prinsed suplos of the mulended third du ty commission government blil do ot contaly Any prohibition that the mayor may not aucerud himself he only amendien pesitiing mayors that they shall hold olin a until their successors quialty. Amundments are that treamrers say not be preleased until they put in their wecents. There is also provision WAL Ite. son-futrLisan ballot pervisions of the not shall not Interufere will any gem Oral pan-partitian Jay The chief changes are in the ol spang relating to the initiative and referendum. In case 100 o(théony Alen a petition the city clerk will prepare a petition which shall be faced In titles of the city clerkc where the ening i s long done after each voter Ix Wentified. 1 to Huires 20 per cent of the vote ent for mayor ot thy pretending ele tion to Initiate a measure or to have A referendum. The elowees for the Inifiadye and referendum are made affective January 1, 1014, by another amendment and shall not apply to the tax levy ox the antual n propel ion ordinance.
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Third du ‘Ty Commission
Huires
To the Public 1 Save Doveht and Taken Possession
A notice from B. O. Hanes about seizing control of the George Roam grocery store at 111 First Avenue. He alleges the former management offered unsafe treatment and slow service while selling high grade goods at ruinous prices. He urges patrons to respond or seek remedy.
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George Roam Frocery
First Avenue
Hanes
Senate tariff fight stalls as Democrats seek hearings
Washington May 14 The fight over tariff hearings stalls progress as Democrats push for public hearings on Chairman Simmons plan. After two hours of debate Republicans and Democrats clash over reference to the finance committee and an executive session, which is finally ordered 48 to 4. LaFollette and other Progressive Republicans back the Democrats, while the outcome remains uncertain and the tariff bill could be delayed for days.
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Senator Penrose
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Kern
Simithons
Nik
Simmons
University of Michigan May Festival opens Memorial Hall pageant
An opening program at the University of Michigan May Festival drew a large audience of students, families, and dignitaries. Notable participants included Walted Meron, Bolin Folake, and Morence Maile, as the event marked the festival’s formal start at Memorial Hall with a ceremonial procession and performances.
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Ny Walted
Meron
Ann Arbor
Mich
May
Ji—tmo
Bolin Folake
Mae Marie Rap Holt
Hone! Lyoti
Morence Maile
Lambore Murphy
Willian Hine Awgn
Real Sine Ory
Mickigan
Ivy Thouand
Memorial Hall
Down's Kidney Pills Advertised Remedy Claim
An old style advertisement touts Down's Kidney Pills as a tested remedy for kidney complaints. It cites relief from backache and vague symptoms, endorses Foster-Mimburn Co in Buffalo, and urges readers to use the product with remembered caution.
Fragmented Medical Snippet Mentions Stomach Ailments and Remedies
A garbled historical fragment references stomach and liver issues and various remedies. It mentions Dr Chuan For sale in Corry by a druggist and other scattered names, suggesting a miscellaneous medical notice or advertisement from a bygone era. The readable bits indicate health topics and potential patent medicine rhetoric without a coherent narrative.
Doctor Killed at Grade Crossing in Newhars
May 14 an unguarded crossing caused a fatal crash near Newhars. Dr BH HF Brookn of this city was killed instantly when his automobile was struck by the Texas express. Martin, a stenographer, escaped serious injury by leaping clear, though she sustained injuries.
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Newhars
HF. Brookn
Thin City
Nlur
Jailed for Beating His Son in Court Case
Rudolph J Bangin, a resident of Vranklin, was jailed for assaulting his one year old son with a rawhide whip. Authorities stated the incident occurred on a Sunday morning in an Albertan county office, with 74 marks reported on the child’s back, arms, and loge. Bangin pleaded not guilty to the charge of cruelty to children and aggravated assault.
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Prews
M. R. Homerson
Aira. Brews
Loge
Armen
Buren
Young Sing Will Move Mis laundry from the Mulhotrn Bly
On the eighth, Center Street moves into the Payne Block at 109 East Main Street next Monday per local notice.
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Center Strast
Payne
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