Amendments Before Pennsylvania Voters Fourteen proposed changes
Voters will decide on fourteen constitutional amendments at the November election. The outline lists funds and borrowing for state printing, State College buildings, forest lands, armory construction, inheritance tax exemptions, election district changes for voting machines, special assessments for public improvements, higher city debt limits, and a further $50 million for highways. The outline aims to help Corry readers understand proposals before polling.
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All Women Jury in Case of Corry Man
The all women jury in Warren county hears the case of W. L. Frill versus John T. Hatch over timber cutting on Trill lands. Judge D. A. Arird will instruct the jury. Jurors include Jessie Davis, Thereald Nelson, Lenora Knupp, Mrs J H Swartafag er, Mary Rexford, Emma Hinsdale, Gertrude O Conner, Stella Cowles, Mary B. Stewart, Gera Lamone, Adda Jeffords, Kate Lounsbury.
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W. L.frill
John T. Hatch
Trill
Mr. Trill
Reed, Spofford and Waite
Earle MacDonald
Walter L. Peake
Warren Times
Hardwell & Eldre
Warren County
D. A. Arird
Jessie Davis
Thereald Nelson
Lenora Knupp
Funeral of Mrs Bassett in Corry at 2 PM
Funeral services for Mrs Philena Bassett a well known Corry resident were held Monday at her home 183 Mott Street conducted by Rev H F Reagle of the U B Church. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery bearers included Lincoln Bassett Wilbur Bassett Monroe Bassett B Chaffee A Crosby A Davids Relatives from out of town attended from Harbor Creek Wattsburg Union City Washington Bear Lake Beaver Dam New Castle Pa 10 Authorizes the Legislature to borrow 50000000 for lands and buildings for state owned penal correctional and mental institutions 11 Raises Phila debt limit from 10 to 14 of taxable real estate and raises coupiniatte loans from 2 to 3 112 Permits reciprocal tax exemptions to residents of other states 13 Permits use of voting machines by community option 14 Permits creation of metropolitan Pittsburgh by consolidation
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Philena Bassett
Corry
Mott Street
H. F. Reagle
U. B
Pine Grove Cemetery
Lincoln Bassett
Wilbur Bassett
Monroe Bassett
B. Chaffee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Meeting of Mentor Club Delivers Pennsylvania Program
In a home on Wayne Street last evening the Mentor Club met with thirteen members present. Mrs. J. B. Patterson read a fine paper on Pennsylvania scenery and Miss Mary Condra spoke on The Holland Land Company. Mrs Rows served grape juice and cookies after the program. Visiting concluded the session.
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Pennsylvania
Mentor Club
W. D. Rowe
Wayne Street
J. B. Patterson
Mary Condra
Holland Land Company
Thoxine Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a fast sore throat remedy taken by one swallow. It claims direct action on the internal cause, no iron or dope, pleasant taste, safe for family, and cough relief with near instant effect. Prices 35 cents to 1 dollar, sold by N. F. Ames I Co.
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N. F. Ames I Co
Robinson Invades Corn Belt on Campaign Swing
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Democratic vice presidential candidate, campaigned in Lincoln and Des Moines denouncing Nicaragua policies. He argued Congress must approve declarations of war and urged Western Hemisphere unity while appealing for farm votes. A separate New York fire at Mortis High emptied 74 classrooms as 6,800 pupils evacuated in three minutes.
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Gordon K. Shearer
United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Joseph T. Robinson
Sioux City
Ill
Robinson
Des Moines
Nicaragua
Congress
Smith
Democratic Platform
United States
United States In Western Hemisphere
New York
Mortis High School
Wilson speaks for Al Smith amid religious and tariff clash
A veteran Democrat speaker rails at Hoover and Smith rivals, defending free worship and condemning religious intolerance while attacking Republican tariff policy. He lauds Al Smith’s reform record as governor and reiterates opposition to Vare, urging unity to advance “peace on earth” and good will.
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Rome
Vatican
White House
United States
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Philadelphia
Thompson
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
AL Smith
Willebrandt to Again Stump Hoover Candidate Tour
Mrs Ma Bel Walker Willebrandt assistant Attorney General will leave Washington today for a cross country speaking tour in support of Herbert Hoover under the direction of the Republican National Committee points toward a national campaign event with Willebrandt traveling to promote the Republican ticket through several states during the final weeks of the race.
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Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
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