Abolition of Poor Board Urged by Rural Taxpayers Group
Rural Taxpayers association legislative committee urges abolition of the poor board and county tax collector’s fire and return of a third of gas tax to townships. They back a five mill school tax levy for fourth class districts and seek a positive commission of assessments. The plan includes replacing the misused system with a commission form and eliminating extra municipal and county fees.
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Brie
Naw Board
Tuesay
Rural Taxpayers’ Association
Che Courte
Selhman
Pennsylvian Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Ward Hisman
Grange
George Sker
Edinboro
Nis
Condur
Found Guilty In Deer Case In Old City
Artimus Kin tear Tionesta and W J Cummings Rolte No Pleasantville were found guilty of transporting and possession of an illegally slain deer after a hearing before Alderman George A Kern. Each fined 100 dollars and 100 dollars on each charge. They posted 200 dollar bonds pending appeal. State game protectors also detained Arthur Harger of Pleasantville in connection with deer killings near Allegheny township. Harger pleaded guilty and is serving 210 days in Franklin jail. Maurice Breene represented the defendants. Jay Gilford led the state game prosecution.
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Old City
Artimus Kintear
Tionesta
W. J. Cummings
Rolte
Pleasantville
George A. Kern
Wednysday
Arthur Harger
Senator Davis Trial Details Amid Testimony Conflicts
The Davis federal lottery case continues as Assistant United States Attorney Louis M. Treadwell challenges Briniton’s bench conduct and consistency with grand jury statements. Testimony covers the Mooseheart drawing in 1930 and luncheon remarks, with cross-examination debated as a matter of court ethics and timing.
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Pisally
United States
Louis M. Treadwell
Briniton
Hhis
Davis
Shafec
Proadwyell
Brandan
Grand Jury
Caleman
Treadwell
Inesistende
Youngman Leads in Mass Gubernatorial GOP Race
In Boston on September 21 Lieutenant Governor William Youngman led his main rival, Trawle A. Goodwin of the Boston finance commission, by about 805 votes in the Republican gubernatorial nomination contest. Gaspar G. Bacon, a wealthy Bostonian, held a narrow 5 4 margin over Chester Campbell of Quincy for the lieutenant governor nomination.
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Boston
William§. Youngman
Trawle A. Goodwin
Boston Finnance Commission
Gaspar G. Bacon
Legion Post to Name Officers Thrusday Evening
Members of the Elmer G. Carrier Post of the American Legion meet at Maccabees Hall Thursday evening at which time new officers will be elected and installed Plans include organizing the year’s program Lloyd Stowe who led the Corry post last year and raised its membership will retire as commander He was named District Commander and will install officers for the Carrier post and other posts beginning in October The meeting also features a general discussion of plans for the immigration year and a large turnout of post members and expected out of town visitors for the annual event
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Elmer G. Carrier
American —Legion
Fugit
Maccabees Hall
Lloyd Stowe
Corry
Stowe
Eue
Crawford
Elmer C. Carrier
Legion
Anges Steerlecanp
Johnsonburg
Jugo Slavia
Garner's mother buried in Denrou cemetery today
In Denrou Texas on September 21 Mrs Sarah June Garnes mother of Tolin Nanve Garner died the day before at age eighty two. Relatives including the Democrat vice presidential nominee and Garner's brothers and sisters gathered as doctors announced they could not save her. Simple services were planned at the open grave in the town cemetery with only relatives and close friends in attendance.
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Denrou
Tex
Sarah June Garnes
Tolin
Nanve Garner
Garner
Washington
Sher
Neds
Tittle
World Flight Seaplane Arrives in Kagoshima by Gronau Party
Round the world trip veteran Capt. Wolfgang von Gronau with three companions lands in Kagoshima Japan at 12:52 PM after a leg from Nagoya marking a leisurely seaplane journey around the globe.
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Round World
Kagoshima
Japan
Wolfgang von Gronau
Nasoya
Hoover Opposed to Series of Addresses
President Hoover plans a campaign swing with a Des Moines address on October 4, but Henry Mills, secretary to Teal, urges caution and predicts a limited stump tour. Mills says the president will emphasize farm problems and broad economic issues, avoiding repetition after a few speeches. The piece also notes two Erie Strong Vincent High games on the schedule for the weekend.
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Henry F. Misselwitz
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Es Moines
Teowstsey-Milte
Mili
Mills
Jin Ghee
Milly
Othey
Do You Know Answers RN Seaver Dakry Products Per Capita
A brief note references Answers RN and Seaver Dakry products per capita alongside a 1855 treaty dated September 4. It also mentions Eugene Field, Robert Ritchie, and Lord Hobemillenula in a list of names without clear context.
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Seaver
Dakry
Eugene Field
Robert Ritchie
Hobemillenula
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Legislative Committee of Rural Taxpayers
Ticnesta
Srial
Senator “Davis
Youngman
Mass
Etta Kett
Sippel Audhe
Otas
Jetta
Jace
MEW Management
Ned
Fine Bich
Ney
Mati Abet
By Paul Robinson
Owe Cisti
Legion Post
Maccabee Hall
E. E. Guignon
Little Cemetery
United, Press
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Phe
tCotomers
Meadville
Wurren
Oinopins
Jlevi
Tay Apo
Kirma
REX Theatre
Don
Reister
New York
Arthur J. Schaub
South Center Street
Alyle
Automobiis
Saie
Auton
Wieght
Phime
Goncor Street
Chicago
R. W.H. Merrick
Downey's
Dempsey's
Gould Street
Gold Street
J. B. Patterson
West Church Street
Concord St
Matt
West
Bond Street
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Ataa
Pata
M. L .Mulderick
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