Sheffield mill restarts full blast in Central PA region
The Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co. in Sheffield resumes full operation after months of shutdown, cutting from 110 000 to 120 000 feet of lumber daily. News notes report on traction engine registrations, Erie labor conditions improving, a two year old attacked by a cat, and local incidents from Yale to Titusville and Warren County events.
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Sheffield
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co
Central Labor Council of
Erie
S. S. Tanner
New Castle
John G. Fletcher
Russell
Scotland
America
Warren County
Fletcher
Sylvester Clark
Warren
Janette King
Wattsburg
Steven Braley
Buell
Ore
Archie Fletcher
Amnity
John A. Fletcher
North Warren
Government-Owned Merchant Marine Proposed to Aid Overseas Trade
Washington reports the Wilson administration plans a government owned merchant marine to support overseas trade. A bill to be introduced in Congress seeks authority to purchase merchant ships up to 30 million dollars funded by Panama Canal bonds. A government corporation would resemble the Panama railroad and steamships organization, with the US holding 51 percent stock and the rest offered to the public.
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Washington
Congress
Simiilar
Panama Railroad
Panama Steamships
United States
Albany Drug Law Opinion Expands On File Prescription
Albany August 20. Retailers of habit forming drugs must record on file the physician, purchaser and the person for whose use the drugs are intended. Violations are described under the Dalyan anti drug law per Attorney General Carmody.
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Albany
Carmody
Senate proposal to make Federal Reserve notes legal tender
Washington reports Sen Shafroth of Colorado offered a bill in the Senate to make notes issued under the new Federal Reserve Act legal tender. The rest of the item reflects on the Liberty Statue and a commentary from the New York Journal about Liberty Enlightening the World as a female figure.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Senate
Shafroth
Colorado
New York Journal
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Yale
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Okla
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E. C. Dickinson
Leon McKenzie
Pine Creek
McKenzie
Titusville Herald
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New York
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Tack Brothers
Theodore
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Augustus
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Larry
New Hell York
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Altham Land Works
Thompson
Altham Co
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Johnsonburg
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Merchants’ Association
Great Britain
Burleson
Britannia
Warren Brewing Company
Strei
Columbus
Orry
Corry-Columbus
Allen Smith Farm
Mercer
Bell
Clearfield County
School Board of
DuBois
Order of Hibernians
Lake Railway
Jamestown, Westfield
Robert Punskey
South Street
Mr. Punskey
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
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Tionesta Railway
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T. V
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Warren Auto Party
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Harold Lavery
Harry Conarro
Don Ensworth
Venman
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Akeley
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Kane
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Frewsburg
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Jamestown
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Corry
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Chautauqua
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Youngsville
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Mom- Babcock
Ruby
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Lemuel C. Babcock
Florence Babcock
J. R. Babcock
Antis Adams
Jewel City
Kan
Cattaraugus
N. Y
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Waston
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Bradford
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Bear Lake
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Oka
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Program
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Kate Sadler
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Inez Thompson
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Grange Hall
Everett Sadler
Washington, Iowa
Clara
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Poughkeepsie
P. Thompson
San Jacinto
California
Kane, Warren
Clarion State Normal School
Amos P. Reese
T. O. Slater & Co
Penna. Ave
A. C. Kirberger
Lester Shoe Co
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Foster
Syracuse
Warren, Penn
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