Pattison Inauguration Reflects Plain Democratic Start
Robert F Pattison sworn in as Pennsylvania governor in a simple ceremony praised for frugality and focus on duties over pomp Judge Trunkey administered the oath Pattison’s inaugural address promised honest economical governance and wider public access to the executive The speech urged limits on corporate power and emphasized labor as the state’s pillar while noting legislative gaps in fixing judges salaries and other constitutional provisions.
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Robert F. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Wm. F. Packer
Pattison
Trunkey
Jackson
Legislative Department
Commonwealth
State Policy on Law and Prosperity
The passage urges all to support measures that develop resources, increase comforts, and enlarge happiness and prosperity of citizens. It credits location and the founder’s policy for the state's fortune and calls for sedulous attention and constant support from those who make, expound, execute or obey laws.
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General Assembly
Cabinet Confirmations and New State Committee Actions
Gov Pattigan’s chosen cabinet received Senate confirmation with one dissent from Senator Kennedy. Appointees include Lewis C Cassiday as Attorney General and Pressly N Cuthrie as Adjutant General. The Democratic State Committee met in Harrisburg on the 14th, reelected chairman Hensel, and formed an executive committee. Centre county is represented on key committees. Philip Garrett was confirmed to the State Board of Charities.
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Pardon Board
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Senate
Kennedy
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Democratic State Committee
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W. F. Barrity
3. T. Meyers
R. P. Allen
Williamsport
Gen. Coulder
Greensburg
W. J
Pennsylvania
Philip Garrett
State Board of Charities
Ile
Orphans’ Court of Centre Co
Coburn
Jacob Witmyer
Benj. Kersteller
Daniel S. Kerstetter
KenyaMix K Maser Ee Mint
County not liable for municipal election expenses
In Crawford County versus the City of Meadville Judge Paxon of the Supreme Court ruled that a county bears no responsibility for the costs of elections held within its borders. The item also notes broad social concerns and a stray deer sighting in Jersey Shore.
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City of
Meadville
Paxon
Supreme Court
Local Bargain Sale Announces Limited Time Prices
Merchants advertise a great sale with four cent and fifteen cent items while supplies last. Customers are warned this may be the last chance for some time and that all brands are reduced in proportion during the event.
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