Phipps Seeks Workers Comp Extension for Oil Contractors
State Senator Marshall Phipps plans to introduce an amendment to the state workmen's compensation bill this session to cover drilling and rig building contractors. Previously excluded, contractors in the oil region now would receive protections if injured or killed, as supporters argue they are essential workers taking on high risk duties. The bill previously stalled for a two year trial, but now lawmakers are urged to apply the law to contractors and ensure justice for their families.
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Marshall Phipps
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Kautsky Report On German War Guilt and Monarchy Hope
The Kautsky report discusses war guilt, Hindenburg and Ludendorff, and the possibility of a monarchist revolution if a socialist government errs. It notes the Reichs records may hold war guilt details, with the Kaiser and crown prince deemed harmless yet unpopular. The report mentions a two volume guilt book and potential royal offer to Hindenburg if revolution arises.
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Dr. Rantzau
Dr. Rantzan
Dr. Kauisky
Germany
Hindenburg
Lights for unlighted cows and bulls sparks Capitol Hill clash
A stray cow tale on a Capitol Hill floor erupts as Senator Leiby proposes an amendment requiring lights on unlighted cattle after dark. The lively debate ends with the bill returned to committee for tweaks while Leiby defends the measure as a street safety concern.
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Leiby
Perry County
Capitol Hill
Senator Leihy
Tax Office Plea Over Tax Returns In Pittsburgh
C G Lewellyn, Collector of Internal Revenue, warns of severe congestion in Pittsburgh offices as many taxpayers seek personal assistance to file income tax returns. He urges senders to mail tentative or regular returns with remittance by March 15 to avoid penalties and ensure proper processing, noting attempts to file in person could disrupt others. The Times notes its wide circulation aiding advertisers.
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Pittsburgh
Asken
C. G. Lewellyn
Internal Revenue
Treasury
The Call to Burn Old Archives and Forge a New State Form
A text fragment declares a radical call to destroy old archives and establish a new state under a different government structure, signaling upheaval and ambition for a fresh governing order.
Peterson's Ointment praised for skin cure in testimonial
In a January 1916 letter from Battle Creek Michigan Charles J Heyser attests Peterson's Ointment cured ulcers and skin ailments after other treatments failed. He mentions hundreds of others report success and claims the product treats eczema old sores salt rheum piles and all skin diseases sold by druggists for 55 cents.
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Chas. J. Heyser
Battle Creek
Mich
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Peterson
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Rickards Letter Reflects Flu Toll in Keystone State
Colonel Geo C Rickards of the 112th Regiment laments influenza deaths among friends and regrets delays in returning home. He notes shifting orders and the toll in casualties while expressing sympathy to comrades and asking Lamberton to convey his best wishes. The page also advertises local tailor specials.
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Rickards
Keystone State
Wrankin Evening News
George C. Rickards
112Th Regiment
Chess Lamberton
iRichards
Lamberto
Ti. E. Grimm
Thomas W. Mitchell
Marshall Phipps
Lamberton
Grimm
Mitchell
Phipps
Devil
Deep Sea
United States
112Th
Geo. C. Rickards
Paint Without Oil Promises Weather Proof Powder Paint
Adams manufacturer Adams N J introduces a powder paint that mixes with cold water to form a durable weather proof paint. It adheres to wood stone or brick, resembles oil paint, and costs about one quarter as much. Free trial sample and color card offered by mail to L Rice, Manufacturer, TIL North Street, Adams.
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North Street
Unclear local notice from Warren County era
Fragmentary OCR text includes mentions of a piano program at a Warren County school, local names and dates, a May flower display by Miss Alletha Melke, tax filing reminders for corporations, and various community notes. Details are garbled with multiple stray phrases and illegible sections.
Notable Officers and Officials Named in Warr Meeting
The record lists Peter Sorensen as President with Gh townalip as Vice President. Pine and Woof Aves Woof Limestone designate the Secretary and Arthur as Treasurer. The new chief engineer Hishwas Pepattment is also noted.
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Peter Sorensen
Gh Townalip
Tlth Arthurs
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Fragmentary note on licenses and local notices
A garbled OCR item mentions licenses and local officials in Tram County and nearby towns. It references a wholesale operation, a projected license held under certain conditions, and names like McIntosh and William Rourke tied to local business licenses, with uncertain details and dates.
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William Rourke
Lovabote
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Local Warren ads promise bargains and home goods spree
Fragmented ad list shows Warren hardware store selling varnishes brushes and spring painting plans. Leather goods traveling sets and suitcases highlighted with low prices. Plumbing fixtures heaters bath sinks and hot water systems featured. A thrift car claimed to travel six hundred miles is promoted by Overs Company.
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Caevall Hardware
Fisk
OFTO
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