Advance Guard Of Legislators Now At State Capital
The advance guard of senators and representatives gathered in Harrisburg for the 1925 General Assembly opening at noon Tuesday. House speaksership fights color the scene as caucuses loom, with Gov Pinchot seeking to reelect Speaker hopefuls amid firings and party maneuvering. After organization a joint session will hear Pinchot's address outlining past and future administration goals.
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Pinchot
Win D. Sweeney
Patria News Service
Harrisburg
Jon
General Assembly
Senate
John H. Hornisher
Lancaster
Davis J. Davis
Capitol Hill
C. Jay Goodnough
Thomas Bluett
Philadelphia
Ware
Max Leslie
Joseph Grundy
the Cancus
W. Harry Baker
House
Gayarmor Pinchot
Governor P nchot eyes budget amid 2000 bills looming
The article notes Governor Pinchot plans to present a state budget once the Assembly requests it. It outlines a busy session with about 2,000 bills expected, including many appropriation measures. A two week Christmas recess follows, with reconvening on January 19 and staffing for temporary positions.
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Assembly
Senate
House
State Committee
Pinchot
Aerial Ladder Truck Out Of Service After Ball Breaks
The city fire department ladder truck is out of service after a universal drive shaft ball broke while being driven toward a Pearson street fire last night. It was towed to Central fire station for repairs by City Master Mechanic JM L McMillin, awaiting a part from American La France in Elmira NY, with an expected return by noon Sunday.
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City Fire Department
Pearson Street
JM. L. McMillin
la France
Elmira
McMillin
Princeton Station Boak Reunion Highlights Local Dinner
Mrs Cora McConnell and sons hosted a large dinner at their home for numerous Book family members and relatives from New Castle New Brighton Pleasant Valley Rose Point and nearby areas. Station Personalities note hospital news visitors and several New Year gatherings as community members visit dine and share updates.
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Ethel McFarland
Charles McFarland
Moravia
Shenago Valley Hospital
N.M. Young
James
Lillian Johnson
New Castle
William Young
Frack Fisher
Charlie Jordan
Norman Book
Betty
Charles Mershimer
William Gardner
Plaingrove
Milton McCracken
Ethel
Mildred
Gladys
Francis McCracken
Everett
Bertha
Ralph
Lloyd
Harlansburg Road
Samuel Kildoo
Howard Forbes
Pearl Henry
Lloyd Kildoo
Douglas Henry
James Young
Newton Young
D.F. Henry
Edward Young
Walker Book
Maxine Aliison
Wagner
Rose Point
Mont Boston
Jessie Kildoo
Ruth Henry
Charles Myers
Princeton
John Boston
Clarence
Mae
Rebecca McCurdy
Fascist manifesto vows defiance as crisis deepens
Rome and London report a defiant fascist manifesto as chamber deputies convene. Mussolini and fascist deputies expected to defend regime amid internal clashes with Republican and Radical groups. Press censorship and suppression of anti fascist papers spark debate on governance and potential new electoral bill.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Italy
London
Two Fire Calls Reported In City From Frid ay Afternoons
Fire at a store on West Long Avenue in a partitioned area owned by John Morsk, occupied by A Cropolia, caused about 25 dollars in losses. Alarm from Box 655. A chimney fire at 606 Pearson Street, home of Thomas Cuscino, prompted another response from Box 2 at 7 30 p m with no reported losses.
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John Morsk
Long Avenue
A. Cropolia
Thomas Cuscino
Pearson Street
Evee
Dodge Brothers Building Coach at New York show
The Dodge Brothers introduce a new Coach model praised for quality and beauty. Features include blue lacquer finish with cartouche yellow stripe, large doors, roomy rear seat, dark brown upholstery, rubber forward mat, carpet rear floor, dome light, windshields, and a 14 inch one piece ventilating windshield. Balloon tires, non rumble roof, and Lodge Brothers chassis ensure smooth ride. Price cited as 1096 dollars F.O.B. Detroit.
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Dodge Brothers
New York
Lodge Brothers
Foster Brothers
Detroit
Sunday English Services Begin at Italian Methodist Church
The Italian Methodist Episcopal Church on South Mill Street will offer English services each Sunday starting January. Rev. V. Del Rosso schedules English language Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and an English adult service at 7:30 p.m. with Italian services at 11:00 a.m. and evening lectures for different groups.
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Young People's League
Treasury
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