Judge’s Salary Increase Vetoed By Governor Pinchot
In Harrisburg on Thursday Governor Pinchot vetoed a bill supported by Representative Thomas W. Neely of Allegheny County that would raise salaries for judges of the court of common pleas and the orphans court. The measure would have added about 3.75 million dollars annually to the total payroll.
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Harrisburg
Thomas W. Neely
Allegheny County
Courte of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
Pinchot
Government bill allocates judges salaries funds and charge
A provision in the general appropriation bill awaiting the governor's action would provide funds for judges salaries and an additional charge to support the judiciary.
Little Change in Rae's Condition
There is little change in Captain George Ree of the Sixth ward fire department who has been off duty due to appendicitis. He remains quite ill at his home.
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George Ree
Sixth Ward Fire Department
Vegetable Syrup Free Trial Promoted By Doctor Thacher
A vintage ad-style notice promotes Dr Thacher’s Liver and Blood syrup as a vegetable remedy. It claims quick relief from digestive and liver-related symptoms and urges readers to try a free liberal tin sample, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It emphasizes liver cleansing, digestion support, and blood purification as core benefits.
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Dr. Thacher
Denial Report Class B Wave Band Lowered
Washington May 6 reports circulated that the class B wave band was lowered to 250 to 2800 meters a denial was issued by Commerce officials no change planned now. Officials say high powered stations may get a separate band or lower bands may allow experimental work under a future system.
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Robert Mack
the News
Consolidated Press Association
Washington
Department of Commerce
Stallon
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse Company
General Electric Company
Radio Corporation of America
May 7 1825 6:30 PM Radio Concert Schedule Mix
A fragmented list of May 7 programs including orchestral performances by Morel Tea Eyelk and Ben Bernie, a new hotel opening in Schenectady with Ben Bernie’s Orchestra, and Navy Band from Washington. Also mentions Wanamaker’s Auditorium broadcast, American Farm Bureau, and a Safety First talk. Radio times span afternoon to evening with multiple music and spoken word segments.
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Tandard
Morel Tea Eyelk Orchestra
Ben Bernie
Hale! Pooxevell
van Curter
Schenectady
Ben Beenle
Metropolitan Kololata
J. Leakie Kincaid
Wanamaksh Auditorium
New York
United States Navy Band
Washington, D.C
Joe Daylient
Ahn Aussie
American Farm Bureau
Federation
Bdvian Symphony Orchestra
Women Thinks She Can't Talk Enough
A woman with fourteen years of gall stones and severe gas colic reports relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She credits the preparation with removing catarrhal mucus and reducing inflammation in the intestinal tract, claiming she now feels better than ever. The ad promises money back after one dose.
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Mayr
McKee
Kur
Iced Tea Sets and Fancy China for Sale
Readable text describes iced tea sets including a squat pitcher and six glasses, plus cups and saucers with decorative china. Mentions keepers facing supply issues and urges noting the price.
Radio Features Today and Pittsburgh Studio Concerts
Radio features today cover a slate of programs from 00 p.m. to 8:46 p.m. including a Pittsburgh Post studio concert, a Scotch music performance by Clan Cameron Male Chorus, and a Spanish aria. Also noted are weather notes, media opinions, and discussions on radio publicity and broadcasting cars used by The World.
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Koka Slidle Symphony Orcheatrs
Stackman
Pittsburgh Post
Listening In From A Radio Fan Letter
Editor notes a revival of radio interest from New Castle readers. A letter recounts listening Saturday night to WCAE New York concert plus WMHB New Orleans dance music and WHB Kansas City labor programming, with favorable impressions on reception and stamps.
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Smith
New Castle
WMHB
New Orleans
WHB
Kansas City
WCCO
Minneapolis
Mnost
First Presbyterian to Install Scout Troop Friday
The First Presbyterian Church will install a Boy Scout troop Friday at an investiture service. The scoutmaster announced the event saying a good program is planned and the public is invited to attend.
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First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
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Cooper-Sitler
Sam H. McGoun
Windot
Rae
HS. Thacher
Amily
Nou
Thatcher
Bartholomew's Drug Store
Metropolitian
Herbert Glover
WJZ
Wear
Cleveland
Ono
Horeday
Metcalf Memorial
San Coditale
Masi
Wwooan Unittenburgh
Sal Matern
Thurasay
Pinner
William Penn Hotel
Dnele Kay
Moore
AL Watershant
WEAF
Goodrich Slivarcown Cord Orchestra
Joseph ‘Knecht
Direevdr
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KDKA
Baer Pinabangh
The
Kdka Little Symphony Orchestra
National Stockman and Farmer Studio
Ieay
Kickernicks
He Hoover
Ladies’ Union
Richelieu
Boston Bags
Asiustrategi. Com
Warwick
Hur
Eattern Stanford Fime
Rau Og
Initet Stalan Navy Band
RDEA
Clan Cameron Mala Chorus
Jamen Mellros
Super Costune
Carrick
Mi. Lebanon
gBrammers
Ruud Heater Company
Pittsburgh
ASP Gypsies
WCAE
Nedia
Fang
Smt
Moody Ave
la Donne Mobile
New York World
R. Wood
Mabile Broadcasting
Wood
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Berkure
Department of Came
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London
America
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