Capitol graft probes threaten state house scandal unfoldings
The Harrisburg inquiry reveals strong pressure from contractors to derail the capitol investigation. Experts report widespread overcharges, forged flooring claims, and bids steered to Sanderson. If proven, millions may be recoverable. The work continues despite alleged graft risk.
Real estate bargains offered by Scott and McConnaughey
Scott and McConnaughey real estate agents advertise numerous farms and homes for sale in Mahoning and Indiana counties. Listings include 100 acres near Crant township for $55 per acre, 126 acres near Nowth Mahoning at $60, and 120 acres near Hamill station with multiple outbuildings at $75 per acre. Also offered are houses ranging from four to seven rooms on Washington, Main, Indiana, Maple, and Yellow Creek streets, with prices from $650 to $8,000.
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Hamill
North Mahoning
Tha
Hamil Station
Indiana County
East Mahoving
Center Township
Homer City
BR. & Po New Mines
Ridge Avenue
Main
Indiana Streets
Maple Lavenue
Yellow Creek Street
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Letter from Pennypacker on Capitol furnishings revealed
Harrisburg April 2 The capital Investigating commission released a letter from former Governor Pennypacker who led the board of public grounds and buildings. He offers to appear and explain what he knows about equipment for the capitol. The House rules committee reported adjournment on May 16 and proposed a five minute speaking limit for members.
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Capital
Pennypacker
Board of Public Prounds and
Joe
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Leg amputation commanded by police order shocks Butler scene
In Jefferson township, Herbert Wigfield claimed a physician amputated his leg after a police order, saying a message instructed the act. Wigfield had begun chopping fence posts with an ax when he announced his intent, and a companion urged him on, leading to the fatal hacking attempt before medical intervention.
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Wigfield
Wigfeld
Miner Knuckles Eats 42 Eggs in One Sitting
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on April 2 Fayette County miner 18 W E Knuckles ate 42 raw eggs in a single sitting at Gans station store. The merchant withdrew the basket claiming danger. Knuckles boasted he could eat 24 more and even bet he can reach 100 eggs without stopping. He also remarked on a bank deposit note unrelated to the eggs tale.
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Knuckles
Uniontown
Fayette County
W. E. Knuckles
W. E. Gans
Gans Station
Knuckler
Gang
First National Bank of Cherry Tree Promises 3 Percent Time Deposits
A cautious banker outlines earning capacity around 5 1 2 percent and notes the Reserve safety 15 cents per dollar. The First National Bank of Cherry Tree guarantees 3 percent on all time deposits withdrawable without notice, earning trust for conservatism and community value.
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First National Bank
Indiana
National Bank OF Cherry Tree
First National Bank of Cherry Tree
Cherry Tree
Pennsylvania
U. S
U.S
Reserve Ag
Lawry
Becks
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