Compensation Law Under Review by Bohlen Panel
Professor Bohlen reviews the Pennsylvania Compensation Law at a State Bar Association meeting in Bedford, praising early outcomes yet noting defects. He urges amendments for medical attention timing, trade-specific provisions, and improved enforcement to ensure broader employer coverage and reduced litigation. The report highlights fewer disputes and rising board approvals as early indicators of value.
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Bohows
Church Schedule and Independence Day Tent Meetings
A list of services for Christ Episcopal, Wesleyan Methodist, Baptist, Evangelical, and Methodist Episcopal churches with Sabbath School times, morning and evening worship, and July 4 gospel tent meetings starting in the afternoon on Philadelphia street. includes topics The Thirty Commandment and We the People Independence Day sermon.
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Christ Episcopal Fiev
W. G. Moffat
T. F. Meteister
Philadelphia Street
Methodist Episcopal
B. W. Hutchinson
Epworth League
Hich
Seremon
Mexico Memorandum Denies U S Right to Arm Forces
The Foreign Office in Mexico City issues a memorandum rebutting Secretary Lansing’s note. It argues the United States had no right to keep armed forces on Mexican soil and lists 35 counts while denying bandit protection. It condemns U S actions as overbearing and accuses Munhager Funston and others of bad faith. The document links German plots to Huerta and warns aerial troops invite bandit raids.
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Mexico City
Foreign Ofice Today
Lansing
Washington
United States
Merit
Driead Iialia
Mexico
Baebe
Charles Watson
Munhager
Cyochulnieehs Company
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Funston
Mesieu
Huerta
Huyerta
Germany
Presbyterian Morning Service and Communion Plan
The church proposes a ballot vote on a question for ruling elders to be elected for a fixed term or for life as now practiced. On Sunday at 8 PM the younger members are invited to a Communicants class in the chapel in preparation for the Communion on the third Sabbath in July.
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Haley
Congregia
Overcharges alleged in Central Pennsylvania Lumber case
Harrisburg July 1 the Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company of Williamsport filed a complaint with the Public Service Commission alleging overcharges by the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad on three shipments from Galeton to McLees Rocks via the Allegheny Lumber Company. The commission also orders Valley Railways to improve car cleaning fumigation and a revised schedule for the Marysville line. In other items, an Workmen's Compensation Board opinion holds an employee entitled to compensation for an on site injury en route to work, and Fourth of July plans note department closings with some offices staying open for National Guard mobilization. Revisions on Mt Gretna area roadwork by the State Highway Department are expected to finish tonight or continue through the night if needed.
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Harrisburg
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Williamsport
Public Service Commission
Bufalo and Susquehanna Railroad Corporation
Tumber Company
Galeton
Potter County
Allegheny Lumber Company
Mclees Rocks
Harry A. Mackey
Workmen's Compensation Board
Andy Perfay
Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Perfay
Valley Railways Company
Cumberland
Derry
Marysville
Larrisburg
Capitol
Adjutant General
National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Stats Highway Department
Urounds
Mt. Gretta
Uncle Sam warns on better fly control methods
Washington cautions households to use approved methods to combat house flies. Government bulletins report that a cylindrical fly trap designed by department specialists is more effective than fly paper or common fly killers. Milk or molasses may tempt flies, but experts favor targeted traps over simple baits.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Thawird
Peparmene
Howard
Flies Gather With Fresh Bait Scheme Proposed
Fragmentary text suggests a method to attract flies using fresh bait and live codl scents. The note mentions placing codls in a pan and using sulfur fumes to coordinate a response.
Points on People and Visits Around the Region
Mrs omayne Sexton of South Fifth street left for Leechburg this morning to stay with Mr and Mrs Hale Guss. Misses Caroline Vogeley and Rachel Blose returned home after visiting Miss Helen Campbell in Water street. Mary Whiteman of Lattab is visiting Mr and Mrs William Taylor on Church street. Cordelia Weir visits sister Mrs Sara Weir in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Tomb left for Atlantic City for a stay. Miss Mattie Bodine, Normal School faculty, left Friday for home. Anna Simpson of Ninth street went to Altoona to visit friends over the Fourth. Mrs Tischeh returned to Pittsburgh after a week with her sister Mrs Tomb. Mrs Ralph Moorhead with others drove to Livermore for a day. Mrs Callaway and family returned to Baltimore after visiting friends in Indiana.
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Omayne Sexton
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Fifth Street
Leechburg
Hale Guss
Oss
Misa Gula Hastings
Garoline Vogeley
Wilkinsburg
Rachel Blose
Greenshi's
Helen Campbell
Water Streets
Moe
Mary Whiteman
Lattabe
William ‘Taylor
Church Street
Cordelia Weir
Sara Weir
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Parnell
Anna Simpson
Ninth Street
Altoona
Fragmented Company F notes and stray names amid wartime postings
The text lists meals and prices, then abruptly shifts to a jumble of names, ranks, places, and scattered phrases. It mentions George Giles, Caldwell, Omer Gra, Lew Ranke, Post, Craig, and various other individuals with military and civic-sounding references, all in a disjointed wartime context.
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George Giles
Caldwell
Omer Gra
Lew Ranke
Chocolate Brown License Plates History and Debate
Fragmented OCR notes discuss chocolate brown license plates and state highway department actions. Mentions White Veo Tigures Deuter White and various figures, with unclear context and disputed reports amid a public debate on policy and enforcement.
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Ceports
Glee Etre
Moore's Visit Sparks Barber Chair Episode
Slender actor Tom Moore, famed for Pathe’s Who's Gilt series produced by Arrow Jim, shaves in a barbershop after a misstep between film scenes. A barber’s dog waters the barber chair while Moore jokes about a risky cut and a mistaken snip.
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Stars of Pathe
Arrow Jim Corporation
Moore
Coutitua
Giasie
Tom Moore and the Dog Incident Reported
A fragmentary OCR piece narrates a chaotic scene involving Tom Moore with a dog, including names like Jana and Gail Lo. The text contains garbled phrases about phot dyes, carpets, and a parade, ending with scattered, unclear details about a death, a commotion, and questions about events and people.
Death of Walter Miller in Suteraville Westmoreland County
Walter Miller aged 25 died at his home in Suteraville Westmoreland County on Wednesday. He studied in the dental department at the University of Pittsburgh. Survived by widow Marie Keener Miller, parents Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, brother Lawrence J. Miller of Pittsburgh, sister Madeline Miller of Indiana State Normal School, and sister May Miller. Lieut John TL Miller, brother, is with the state militia at Mt. Gretna.
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Carl Walter Miller
Suteraville
Westmoreland County
Dental
University of Pittsburg
John TL. Miller
Mt. Gretna
Indiana State Normal School
May M. Miller
Word from a former Indiana resident in Mexico
An Indiana friend reports a letter from James Moore of Troop A Eleventh Cavalry in Mexico. Moore, a former clerk for C. W. Wartman at the Clawen House, says he has been in Mexico ten months with his troop, notes losses of civil horses, and that troops are being asked to be ordered out while conditions for Mexicans are not detailed.
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James Moore
Eleventh Cavalry
Mexico
Moore
C. W. Wartman
Clawen House
Grand Theater Airs Carmen and Still Waters
The Grand Theater opens with Prosper Merimee's Carmen featuring Geraldine Farrar and Marguerite Clark in Still Waters to strong praise from audiences. Upcoming Paramount offerings include Mary Pickford in Madam Turstey on Monday and Cherry in The Murafiy Curtain Thursday. A Wood Nymph screening with Griffith direction is planned for Monday as a holiday special, plus local shorts and a centennial film at the lobby.
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Grandheater
Sheardimny
Prosper Merimee
Carmen
Geradline Farrar
Marguerite Clark
Indiana
Paramount
Mary Pickford
Madam Turtesty
Marie Dora
Hin Wooed
Dr. Grifith
Political musings mix of history and humor on unity
The excerpt recalls Ben Franklin about hanging together, notes progressives and Bod boddle ette as insurgents, and critiques naval arms. It oddly inserts an ad for Triumph Pills urging readers to write for relief from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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