Governor Tener Vetoes Salary Increases in State Agencies
Harrisburg June 17 Gov Tener vetoed bills raising salaries for legislature members and several state offices including auditor general department associate judges mines department and state library. He also cut 935940 from the general appropriation budget citing revenue limits and unnecessary spending. Other vetoed items included salaries in many departments and related offices while several bills approving specific pay levels were announced.
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Harrisburg
Tener
Auditor General’s Department
Department of Mines
Auditor General's Department
Banking Department
Treasury Department
State Library
State Museum
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Forestry Department
Public
Highway Department
Cumberland Road
Water Supply Commission
State Railroad Commission
Judiciary Department
Corporation Board Revenue Commission
Public Service Commission
Capitol
Population projections for the future reach high figures
The text notes predictions placing future populations well above 160 million for 1950, with some scenarios reaching up to 200 million. It presents speculative estimates without specifying sources or dates.
Cardiff to challenge winner in New Castle bout
Jack Cardiff of Reading with manager Harry Evans of Philadelphia visits New Castle for Monday night at the Coliseum. He will challenge the McMahon Mantello winner after meeting Leo Houck Fitzgerald and other fast boys. Stewart from Wheeling appears in the preliminaries.
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Jack Cardiff
Reading
Harry Evans
Philadelphia
New Castle
Coliseum
Cardiff
Leo Houck
Fitzgerald
Stewart
Wheeling
Lena Blackburn Released From Hospital After Knee Surgery
Chicago June 17 Lena Blackburn the White Sox infielder who had floating cartilage removed from the knee has received his unconditional release from the hospital. He has gone to New Jersey for a long rest and it is unlikely he can play again this season.
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Chicago
Lena” Blackburn
White Sox
New Jersey
Oil Refinery Building Under Construction Near Bruin
Officials of High Grade Oil Refining announce oil will be refined at Bruin in about four months after starting construction. B&O railroad completed a siding into Fletcher farm grounds with forty-car capacity to receive materials and later load refinery products. Foundations and brick work are done. superstructure will start once supplies arrive as managers target mid October for initial refining.
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Bruin
Fletcher Farm
Youngstown Wins Seven of Eight Games
Youngstown defeated Canton 4 to 3 to run their record to seven wins in eight. East Liverpool beat Mansfield while Erie routed Steubenville 7 to 2. Manager Eddie Hahn was benched for umpire batting.
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George L. Moreland
Aksamen
E. Brown
Fallonca
Wilhelm
Cleary
Erie
Seues
H. Clark
Man i Oconnell
Can
Slusser
Richie
Manger
Dye
Kirsch
Akr
Renee
Ainsworth
E. Clark
Met
Camnitz
Yerkes
Stu
Akron Peeee Waweee Youn Town
Mansfield
East Liverpool
Ccanton Vee Eenereree
New Castle Ae
Steubenville
Akron
Canton
Youngstown Anteeeres
Erie Anne
New Castle
Mansfield Frenees
New Castle - Gee Vo Cseriers
Ponves
Liverpool
Cinenss
Youngstown
Steubenvile
Eddie Hahn
Gertan
Fromholtz, Richey and Young
Bart Sibs Akinete
Troy and
Maher Put Away by Sailor Burke in First Round
Jim Maher Irish middleweight suffers a dislocated shoulder after being knocked out in the first round by Sailor Burke of Brooklyn at a 20th Century American Club bout. In a preliminary Ted Nelson defeats Sailor White in a first round knockout.
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United Press
New York
Jim Maher
Sailor Burke
Brooklyn
A. C
White
White Hope
Ted Nelson
Unlucky Number in 1911 Calendar Pattern
In 1911 the 13th falls on a Sunday once in the year, a Monday three times, a Tuesday once, a Wednesday twice, a Thursday twice, a Friday twice and a Saturday twice. The pattern highlights weekday distribution for the 13th date across the year.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed In New Castle Testimony
A New Castle reader Mrs Mary Stevens recounts earlier praise for Doan's Kidney Pills noting her relative improved and now free of kidney symptoms. The ad states the remedy cures kidney disorders and warns of progression to diabetes dropsy or Brights disease. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the US. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Bright
New Castle
Mary Stevens
East County Line Street
Doan
Unity Unitarian Service Led By Mrs Price At Unity Hall
Mrs W G Price of Highland avenue will conduct Sunday evening worship at Unity hall 317 East North street due to the absence of the regular minister. On Sunday June 25 Charles E Glenn of North Jefferson street will lead the service. The church may close for July and August with Unity club members meeting during vacation to plan the October season in the newly well lighted rooms.
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Unity
Unity Club
Two Major Teams Chase Pitcher Jerry Akers
Dubuque Iowa June 17 Both Pittsburg and Cincinnati have made large cash offers for pitcher Jerry Akers, but Dubuque management is unlikely to part with the star twirler before the Three-I season ends.
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United Press
Dubuque, In
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Jerry Akers
Dubuque
Roach Cut by Yankees. Joins Jersey City
Wilbur Roach once with Youngstown and Sharon O&P released by Yankees manager Hal Chase due to excess infielders. Roach signed by Jersey City of the Eastern League.
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Wilbur Roach
Youngstown
Sharon O. & P
Hal Chase
Yankees
Chase
Roach
Jersey City
World May Agriculture Review Reports Record Wheat Crops
The department of agriculture notes a bumper wheat harvest in British India reaching 369 million bushels, and Western Canada boasts a record spring wheat area with 90 percent of dominion production. Other regions show mixed progress with Argentina winter crops promising, while South Africa faces drought harming corn exports.
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Washington, D. C
British India
Canada
Dominion
Department of Agriculture
Argentina
South Africa
La Follette Claims Third of Delegates in GOP Fight
La Follette declares he will win a third of the Republican delegates at the national convention. He argues Taft’s support comes from southern office holders and cites states with primaries in Oregon Wisconsin Nebraska New Jersey and North Dakota. La Follette claims solid Wisconsin representation plus backing from California Oregon Washington and Kansas to reach one third.
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Taft
LaFollette
Oregon
Wisconsin
Nebraska
New Jersey
North Dakota
California
Washington
Kansas
la Follette
Foreigners Robbed of Month's Wages in Cranesville
In Erie Pennsylvania thirty or forty foreign railroad workers along the Bessemer tracks were awakened at 3 am and robbed of their pay totaling about 2900 dollars by two men with satchels. One worker saw the robbers fleeing after they ransacked envelopes.
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Erie
Bessemer
Cranesville
Costly Invitations For Moscow Mining Magnate Golden Wedding
Invitations for a Moscow mining magnate's golden wedding were engraved on beaten gold for 200 guests and cost 5000 dollars.
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Moscow
Notre Dame Lady Offers Free Home Rheumatism Cure
A Notre Dame woman invites rheumatism sufferers to request a home treatment said to cure muscular and joint pain. The letter claims the remedy clears uric acid from blood, loosens stiff joints, purifies blood, and restores energy, with testimonials and no climate change needed.
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M. Sammers
Bos
Notre Dame
Ind
Baptists Urge Taft Intercession for Russian Baptists
The Northern Baptist convention adopted a resolution asking President Taft to intercede on behalf of Russian Baptists. Delegates heard accounts of persecutions and hoped for greater religious freedom. Officers elected include Emory W. Hunt president and Harry Bond, Fred Drasted as vice presidents.
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Philadelphia
Taft
Russia
Northern Baptist Convention
Emory W. Hunt
Ohio
Harry Bond
Massachusetts
Fred Drasted
Oklahoma
William C. Bitting
Missouri
J. H. Franklin
Colorado
William F. Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Elected to Executive Committee Member
A statement notes that an individual was elected as a member of the executive committee. No further names or details are provided in the readable text.
Excavation Begins for New Sec ond United Presbyterian Church
Contractors started digging yesterday for the Second United Presbyterian Church. The contract for the edifice is expected to be let by excavation completion, with the building to be pushed rapidly to completion. A health and digestion theme follows with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised for sale by all dealers.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
Chamberlain
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