Governor Vetoes Receivership Bill Amid Amendments
Governor Tener vetoed Senate bill 596 to place winding up of financial concerns under the banking commissioner. He said amendments defeated the bill’s original purpose and would blur the powers of the banking department and attorney general in liquidating insolvent banks and related institutions.
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Tener
Banking
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Senate
Commissioner of Banking
Banking Department
South Side Wins Horseshoe Match
The South Side horseshoe team defeated East Side 8 to 4 at East Side grounds. A large crowd watched fine play as H Thompson C Thomp son H Ward C Schoenfeld Frank Yoho and Reider led the victors while Frew Book John Boston John Yoho Audrey Heinman Sam Norris and Sam Houk played for the losers.
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East Side
Fishing Season Opens Across Keystone State Streams
Pittsburg June 15 Today marks the opening of the fishing season for bass pickerel yellow perch and rock bass as per the Keystone state laws. Anglers will head to streams in Cambria Somerset and Bedford counties for trips with no laws or regulations this year and no required rule study to enjoy two or three days of sport.
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Pittsburg
Keystone State
Cambria
Somerset
Bedford
Aviation Meet Planned in Colorado Springs Carnival
The Wright Brothers signed a contract with the local committee for an August aviation carnival in Colorado Springs to mark Colorado’s 35th state anniversary and the city’s 40th founding. Flights set for August 2 and 3 with possible Pike's Peak summit attempts if tests succeed.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Wright Brothers
Colorado
Pike’s Peak
Why it is Man Pines for a Woman
A witty exchange from Chicago News where a fair widow asks why men pines for women and a fussy bachelor replies that pine is the softest wood, framing a humorous view on longing and gender traits.
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Chicago News
Tallest hotel planned for New York at 24 stories
New York June 15 property at Seventh Avenue and 37th Street sold to a syndicate led by bankers for a 24 story hotel estimated to cost 4 million dollars. The lease runs 84 years for 29 million in total rent with title held by William H. Bryan since last April.
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New York
Seventh Avenue
37Th Street
Robert Evans
Herman Lee Maeder
William H. Bryan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
John L. Norton, Jr
Louis J. White
Domestic and foreign price trends in US exports April 1911
Domestic export prices in April 1911 fell versus April 1910 for 32 of 46 items while 9 rose and 5 stayed the same. Import prices showed 17 down, 18 up, 3 unchanged of 38 items. Notable declines occurred in corn, wheat, flour, meats, cotton, coal, and oils. rises in anthracite coal, unbleached cloth, canned salmon, and tobacco products.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Made Mad by an Old Injury Lives in Woods
William Trembley of Lee Massachusetts plans to travel to Fort Ethan Allen Vermont to fetch his brother Fred who, after enlisting in the regular army two years ago, was found insane in the woods on October 10. Doctors say a skull splinter from an old injury pressed on the brain, but the pressure was relieved and Fred regained his senses.
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Trembley
Nine Year Old John Kolsar Found in Woods Near Youngstown
A nine-year-old boy named John Kolsar was located in the woods near Youngstown after claiming he had been driven from home. He was taken to the Humane Society for care and protection.
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John Kolsar
Youngstown
The
Humane Society
Beal elected president of local M E church men's group
The Men's Brotherhood of the First M E church elected officers at its annual meeting Wednesday night. President is Dr W L Beal with W S Rumberger as first vice, E F G Harper as third vice, Dr W P Felch as fourth vice, W F Rutter as secretary, G G Campbell as treasurer, D F Good as assistant treasurer and Clyde W Ailey as chaplain.
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Men’s Brotherhood of the First M. E. Church
W. L. Beal
W. S. Rumberger
E. F. G. Harper
W. P. Felch
W. F. Rutter
G. G. Campbell
Treas
D. F. Good
Clyde VY. Ailey
Bail Reduced for Two Girls in Stokes Case
United Press reports in New York on June 15 that Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad sought bail reduction after claiming they acted as if confronting a burglar who invaded their home. Magistrate Fresch lowered bail from 25 000 to 15 000 as the case was continued until Friday due to Stokes’ absence.
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United Press
New York
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. E. D. Stokes
Fresch
Stokes
Banner Electric to Build $250,000 Addition
The Banner Electric company of Youngstown, a maker of incandescent lights, announces plans to erect an addition costing 250000 dollars.
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Banner Electric Company
Youngstown
Local Happenings and Social Notes in Vaundaview
Vaundaview residents report visits from Mrs. Ida Brainard of Hiie and Mrs. C Zedaker with daughter Gladys from New Bedford. Mrs. Sarah Neal adds a large back porch to her home. Guy VanMeter, a recent New Castle high school graduate, starts work at Citizens National Bank in New Castle. Prof C C Miller and sister Gladys of Brighton Ohio vacation with their mother.
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C. Zedaker
Gladys
New Bedford
Sarah Neal
Guy VanMeter
New Castle High School
Citizens National Bank of
New Castle
C. C. Miller
Brighton
Ohio
C. Miller
Men’s League to Meet Friday Night at Presbyterian Church
The Men’s League of the First Presbyterian church will hold a Friday evening meeting with special music and toasts planned for the program.
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Men's League
The
First Presbyterian Church
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