Political Parade Notes Roosevelts Trade, Duffers and Delegates
Washington May 14 United Press reports key New Deal figures discuss the Patman bonus bill and tariff policy as Roosevelt defends his program. Jones Eccles and Peek spar over fiscal strategy while Vandenberg urges anti New Deal arguments. Farley signals fight for delegates, and political operatives maneuver for the GOP nomination amid a growing deficit and convention pressure.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Ney Dedleré
John 21
Caner
James A. Parley
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Marisier
Eccles
Sederal Reserve Board
Eecles
Jones
Roosevelt
Coles
New Deal
Beeles
Elliott Thurston
Washington Post
Reserve
Bruno to Be Called in His Own Defense
PATUSVILLE Pa May 14 I seph I Bruno erstwhile Republican Doss of Kline township probably will be called today to testify in a formal defense against charges of murder resulting from the Dailyres election massacre. Bruno was transported to make a categorical denial that he participated in the shooting which killed five members outside his home the night of November 5. At his first trial earlier this year he claimed he was phoning for state police when the shooting occurred.
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Wince Cree
Patusville
Iseph
Bruno
Kline
Brinn
School Board Delays Budget and Tax Vote at Special Meeting
The Board of Education postponed action on the 1935-36 budget and the 1935 school tax levy, scheduling a special meeting within two weeks. A budget committee led by D A Hillstrom and Dr. G Bennett has compiled data for board consideration, with other month-end items planned, including election of treasurer and various inspectors and staff.
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Board of Education
D A. Hillstrom
G. Bennett
Milca L. Brown
Messrs. Love and Patterson
C. L. Auer
East Congress Street
Second Ward
Dewey
Blaine Kincaid
J. W. Lambing
BO. Baynes
P.T. A
Raymond Preeburg
Jamestown
Lambing
First death in 54 years in Norwalk marked by Mim O'Dell La Vigne
In Norwalk Ohio Mim O'Dell La Vigne died, the first family death in 34 years. She was mother of 12 and many sought aid for her children. Local notices reflect a quiet obituary marking a lifelong family’s loss in the community.
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Norwalk
Mim
O'Dell la Vigne
Thompson's Barosma Tablets praised by Lady Readers
A testimonial from Mrs Lizzie M Sl claiming Thompson's Barosma Tablets cleanse the kidneys and relieve rheumatic pains and backache. The ad asserts the product as a diuretic stimulant, with promises of satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. It also mentions Golden Lax Tablets with Parodia Tablets as a laxative aid.
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Thompson
Lizzie M
Angeles
Await Supreme Court ruling halts liquor case prosecutions
District Attorney Martimer E. Graham ordered a temporary halt on prosecuting all liquor law violators until the state Superior Court rules on two questions of constitutionality. Trials scheduled for Monday were postponed to September to allow the high court opinions and to clear the calendar for Elmer Berry the confessed slayer. Traverse jurors may meet this week for small cases before the murder case later this month.
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Eerie
Martimer E. Graham
State Superior Court
High Court
Graham
Elmer Berry
Barlon Lepley
Fairview Township
Attack on John Vicic Near Kane prompts police probe
Police investigate after John Vicic, 45, living at the Moser Lease near Kane, was attacked in his home yesterday. He was slugged and stabbed with a pen knife, losing about $13. He was treated at Community Hospital and two men seen by sight entered the residence, with police later visiting the quarry home of Mr and Mrs Louis Frere.
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Kane
John Vicio
Moser Lease
Jo Jo Road
Vicic
Hosital
Vicio
Louis Frere
Tax collection bill nears final House vote in Harrisburg
May 24 Harrisburg Taxpayers push modernization to slim tax offices. Moomaw Moran bill could save over 3 million yearly by trimming tax collectors from 2600 to 118. Taxpayers Forum backs plan. Mallory bill to probe local government remains postponed.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Taxpayers Forum of Pennsylvania
Mallory
Weat Tick
Cambria
Taxpayers’ Forum
Senate
House
Taxpayers Forum
Statewide check on cattle dealers under livestock act
Harrisburg May 14 A statewide survey of livestock dealers has been ordered to identify those who may be violating the 1931 Livestock Dealers Licensing Act. Dealers handling more than 100 head yearly must be licensed. applications due by December 1 and licenses issued by January 1. No license fee, but severe penalties for violations. The act aims to aid disease control and protect livestock health in Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
H. M. Kalodner
Animal Industry
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Igner
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Mother's Day Observed and Week's News at Sparta
Mothers observed the day in Sparta with church services and village visitors. The community hosted meetings, weddings, and visits as Lentons traveled to observe Memorial Day, while local families celebrated graduations, quilts, and new engagements with relatives in Meadville and Erie.
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Sparta
County Wins Shenk Suit In Courthouse Construction Case
The state supreme court on May 14 reversed prior rulings and ruled in favor of the county in the Henry Shenk Co. suit for 14853 plus interest. The dispute grew from alleged construction delays on the courthouse edifice built 1928 to 1930, with judges Rossiter and Copeland involved and the case dating back to 1934.
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A. P. Rossicer
Erie
Charles D. Copeland
Westmorsland County
State Supreme Court
Henry Shenk Co
Rossiter
Copeland
Shhenk Company
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State Department of Economics
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Mediatic Street
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Titusville
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Torrey Home
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