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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1911

Page

3

Sheriff sues coal firms for deputies fees in strike turmoil

Across the state Sheriff John E Shields sues La Trobe Connellsville Coal & Coke Co for 4182.81 to cover deputy costs during a strike. Other items note Huntingdon plans a big electric sign, Mayor Jacobs gifting ground for ten years and manufacturing sites, a six and a half pound California trout caught at Broadhead Creek, and eleven deer seen near Graffenburg. Additional notes cover Decoration Day car use for veterans, a 10,280 foot diamond drill breakthrough at Ashland, a rat week in McConnellsburg, and a Pennsylvania Railroad land damages ruling in Chester County. Also profiles Ziba Fairchilds, 81, North Side businessman, farming and lumbering, eight miles from Pond Creek.

John E. Shields Coal Companies Westmoreland County Latrobe-Connellaville Coal & Coke Company Huntingdon Pennsylvania Railroad Jacobs Monroe County Roach East Stroudsburg Big Rock Broadhead’s Creek California Gettysburg Graffenburg Warren Locust Gap & Kinpmont Water Company Ashland McConnellsburg Fulton County Supreme Court Chester County Court William Wayne Pennsylvania Railroad Company Wayne Ziba Fairchilds Pond Creek Luzerne County Fairchilds

No More Mineral Candy Regulation Issued after Conference

A Capitol conference with Dairy and Food Commissioner Foust and chemists from Pittsburg Erie Philadelphia West Chester and State College produced a regulation banning mineral substances in confectionery and prohibiting any alcoholic liquor or resins such as shellac in chocolate and other confections. The rule cites compatibility with the National Food and Drug act of 1906 and notes safety concerns including poisonous substances in resins and questionable sanitation practices.

Capitol Foust Pittsburg Erie Philadelphia West Chester State College

Shad Abundance Boosts Palate Across Atlantic Coast

The article notes immense shad catches along the Atlantic coast, credited to the Bureau of Fisheries planting 100 to 125 million shad yearly. Commissioner Bowers says depletion ten years ago threatened future catches, but current efforts revive the fishery and palates alike.

Atlantic Commissioner Bowers Bureau of Fisheries Bureau

Honest Weight Law Expands Inspector Powers

Governor Tener signs a bill creating a general law for inspectors of weights and measures. It grants entry rights, allows stopping wagons, and enables seizure of false weights. County and city officials gain control over inspector compensation and salaries with state standards set by the Secretary of Internal Affairs. Suns of the Night. During the day we say that the sun shines, during the night we should say that the suns shine.

Tener Secretary of Internal Affairs Boston New York Times Sirius

The Military Spy and International Secrets

A detailed account of military espionage practices by nations, focusing on how spies are recruited, trained, and deployed abroad. It outlines secrecy, identities, disguises, and the risks for officers who are caught, plus historic anecdotes about code books and diplomatic secrecy from the New York Sun.

Army Navy United States State Department War Office Bucharest Stafoss Elihu Root St Petersburg Berlin New York Sun

No direct news event in source text

A quoted political boast about jailing all lawbreakers provokes shock from a prominent citizen. The fragment also presents a quotation on character building attributed to Froude. The passage ends with a general aphorism.

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Yale Pisree Chicago Record-Herald Froude Brunnerville E. G. Geyer Thomas Steffy Broad Street Lititz, PA Ind M. Hi. Shenk Ae Een Street The Lancaster Trust Co Queen St Lancaster, Pa Hon. J. Hay Brown John K. Skiles Grarill E. Long John Hertzler John D. Skiles Herbert ©. Miller G. 8. Mellinger John S. Graybill W. A. Hensel H. W. Hartman John Hertlzler John 4 Nauman John B. Miller J.T. Breneman, H. Weaver Conestoga Brand Philip Rudy Queen Street Lancaster E. King St Amos Waltham Wertsch Watchmaker P. & R. Depot PENNA W.h.muth&co W. H. Muth & Co S. M. Huber Lititz F. M. Bowman Rothsville Waverly Oil Works CO Algomekers Waverly Special Auto Waverly Penn America MO. F EO. L.reith Justice of the Peace UST
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