State Insurance Rush Prompts Rate Talks and Board Meetings
State officials report a surge of applications to the State Insurance Fund with 200 to 400 daily and up to 450 in a day, provoking inquiries on rates and risk classifications. The Insurance and Board will meet the Compensation Board for rate announcements and inspections. Referees in compensation met with the board, outlining the state policy and district assignments to be worked out tonight.
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Insurance and Board
Superior Court
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Cyrus E. Woods
Mfter Baker
New York
Erie County
F. I. Haker
Erie
Stern
English
Erie City
State Water Supply Commission
Brightbill Wins Poultry Prizes At County Fair
The seventh annual Pennsylvania Poultry Association session admitted a new state body with a fresh constitution. Poultry awards listed include best cock and best hen by S. W. Brightbill, and numerous prizes across multiple breeds from Wyandottes to Leghorns with participants like Willow Grove Poultry Yards and Park Place Poultry Farm. Park land purchase recorded along with several real estate transactions and a $150 single-story brick garage permit.
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Telegraph
Edward Fuckinger
Hanover
Best
S. W. Brightbill
S. W. Rbrightbill
Poultry
Pennsylvania
American Poultry Association
Dorcal
White Wyandottes
P. Edgar Hess
Rhode Island
Charles A. Kiehl
Ira Bixler
C. EB. Stiles
W. W. Feeser
George L. Wertman
H. P. Snyder
I Rocks BK
P. Schrack
Ira Bibler
Robert C. Miller
John Campbell
C. D. Kost
Buff Rocks
W. A. Eberly
D. F. Abel
Forge Poultry Farm
White Rocks Thomas Ural, Jr
A. J. Wright
Willow Grove Poultry Yards
G. C. Blessing
I. J. Candler
Jacob Mohler
Park Place Poultry Farm
Harry C. Welles
A. G. Hagenberger
W. A. Eberley
G. E. Brown
George Ebersole
A. L. Shearer
C. W. Fettrew
Part Wyandotte
E. J. Steles
William R. Johnson
J. Bailey Wilson
American Domingue RE
U. S. Rutherford
City Park Department
Paxtang
Elizabeth H. Reilly
Peter Vanderloo
South Front Street
F. J. Heinley
Harry W. Miller
Reel Street
Emma Berry
Frank Berry
Williamstown
Joseph Geiger
Swatara
John Miller
Emerald Street
Towns May Get Steelton Water
Highspire borough and neighboring villages may receive water from Steelton as the Highspire protest committee reports no binding contract with Swatara Consolidated Water Co. If fights fail, authorities consider building a municipal system or sourcing from Steelton, with further plans to be discussed December 16.
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Enhaut
Bressler
Steelton
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Swatara Consolidated Water Company
Public Service Commission
Organize Chorus This Evening to Sing Carols
Steelton organizers plan a Christmas Eve chorus as part of the town tree event. Professor William M. Hardrode urges all prospective singers to be at the high school by 7 30 this evening for director duties.
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William M. Hardrode
Council Chamber
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. \\. Sanderson
Mee Sanderson
The
Char
J. Elmer George
Edward Fisher Hosts Wild Turkey Dinner in Grantville
Edward Fisher a Republican leader entertained friends with a wild turkey dinner in Grantville last evening. Guests included Senator J B Beidleman District Attorney M E Stroup Mayor elect I S Mears and several county officials and electors. The party traveled by auto at 420 pm and returned in the evening. turkeys were hunted in Linglestown mountains and described as fine.
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Grantville
Mr. Fisher
Linglestown
Arthur H. Hull
Jacob Eckinger
William H. Horner
Herman P. Miller
Charles ©. Cumbier
M. L. Hershey
John Warly
John Aliwine
Edward Dapp
John Barr
Monster Warnock Engine Tests on Western Maryland Railroad
The monster Warnock mallet engine, 106 feet long, is being tested on the Western Maryland Railroad under J F Chisholm. Built to haul 150 loaded ships from Cumberland to Hagerstown and 45 over the mountain to Baltimore, it required extra line clearances. It was designed by H R Warnock and built at Lima Ohio.
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Western Maryland Railroad
J. F. Chisholm
Baltimore
Cumberland
H. R. Warnock
Lima, O
Relaying Front Street Wood Block Paving Begins
Work to relaid wood block pavement on Front street in Steelton began under the direction of David B E Olds of Newark representing the United States Wood Preserving Company. Borough engineer W P Callaghan will oversee the project to restore the street under the existing ten year guarantee.
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Steelton
David BE
Olds
Newark
N. J
United States Wood Preserving Company
Harrisburg Railways Company
Trewick Street
W. P. Callaghan
Council
E. C. Henderson
Paving Company
New York Company
Plan for Steel Merger With $150 Million Capital
New York dispatch reports plans underway to merge Lackawanna Steel Cambria Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube into one company possibly capitalized at 150 million dollars or more. Inland Steel may join and Frank A. Vanderlip is said to head a financing syndicate. Also notes local church events and social notices in Harrisburg area.
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New York
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Corporation
Lackawanna Steel Company
Cambria Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Pittsburgh
Inland Steel Company
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Square Deal to Be State's Rule for Compensation Referees
Referees appointed last week to start January 1 told to give capital and labor a square deal by Harry A. Mackey. He urged a just and fair attitude toward all citizens, stressing the law’s aim to do justice and improve conditions for workers while benefiting employers.
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Department of Labor and Industry
Compensation Board
Mackey
Commissioner of Labor and Industry
Commonwealth
State of
Pennsylvania
Middletown Firemen Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Middletown Firemen relieve officers elected led by President S. Few and Vice President C. R. Bausman with W. J. Roop as secretary and H. E. Force as treasurer. Directors include Charles Fleming C R Norton and H G Aungst. Examining board names J B Stedman G W Myers and Frank Shenfeld. Center Square chosen for municipal Christmas tree site. Pastor's Aid Society met. Royalton imposes 2.60 semiannual license on Middletown jitney drivers. Lutheran Women sew for Ladies Aid. Oscar Bashore named assistant secretary in Presbyterian Bible school.
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S. Few
Liberty
C. R. Bausman
Rescue
W. J. Roop
Union
H. E. Force
Charles Fleming
C. R. Norton
H. G. Aungst
J. B. Stedman
G. W. Myers
Frank Shenfeld
Middletown
Center Square
The
Methodist Church
Mary Wise
Royalton
Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Oscar Bashore
First Presbyterian Bible School
Mil k supply shows big improvement in tests
In November tests by the City Health Department found only four of many samples contained colon bacteria. Two tests indicated a low butter fat percentage. Health officer Dr. J. M. J. Raunick credited cool weather for the improvement and urged dealers and farmers to keep milk cool in summer. A year round standard revision is planned by the Harrisburg Academy of Medicine milk commission, to be discussed tomorrow afternoon.
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J. M. J. Raunick
Harrisburg Academy of Medicine
Trustees to Go to Tuskegee to Attend Washington Memorial
New York December 8 Seth Low chairman of the Tuskegee Institute trustees Frank Trumbull president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad William J Schieffelin Charles EB Moore of Boston William G Wilcox and Theodore Roosevelt will leave Jersey City at midnight Friday for Tuskegee Alabama to attend memorial services for Booker T Washington who died November 14 Also joining in Philadelphia will be William M Scott Julius Rosenwald and Edward Bancroft in Mr Trumbull's private car George McAneny mayor of New York is expected to join at Tuskegee After services the board will consider a successor to Dr Washington
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Telegraph
New York
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Tuskegee Institute
the Negro College
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
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Charles EB. Moore
Boston
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Theodore Roosevelt
Jersey City
Tuskegee
Ala
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Philadelphia
William M. Scott
Washington
Julius Rosenwald
Sears-Roebuck Co
Chicago
Edward Bancroft
Trumbull
George McAneny
Board of Aldermen
Institute
Board of Trustees
Dr. Washington
Your Bronchial Tubes Warning Ad
An old advertisement urges immediate use of Scott's Emulsion to treat bronchial coughs and colds. It claims the product clears mucous obstruction, eases chest pain, and supports healing of weakened membranes, noting forty years of relief without alcohol or drugs. It lists Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield as the maker.
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Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
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