Tionesta Young Man Arrested For Forged Check
E. A. Wolcott of Tionesta was arrested in McKee's Rocks on Friday for passing a forged $33 check drawn on Lamberton National Bank Oil City, signed by Charles E. Giesen. He was arraigned in Tidioute and the case was settled when he repaid the hotel and court costs.
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E. A. Wolcott
Tionesta
D. Carmichael
Hanchett House
Tidioute
McKee’s Rocks
Lamberton National Bank
Oil City
Charles E. Giesen
David Levine
Wolcott
Hunters Face License Rule After September in Pennsylvania
Dr. Joseph Kalbfus, secretary of the state game commission, explains that hunting licenses for protected birds or animals become required after September 1. Unprotected species like foxes, wildcats, skunks, and crows may be hunted without a license, while possession of a shotgun or rifle in the fields or forests is prima facie evidence of hunting.
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Pennsylvania
Joseph Kalbfus
State Game Commission
Government to Crush Bucket Shops
Senate banking and currency committee plans sweeping legislation to crush bucket shops seen as a major force against investors. Drafts prepared by Samuel Untermyer Hjalmar Boressen and John Milburn will form the basis for new bills on the Owen stock exchange issue.
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Washington
United States
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Owen Stock Exchange
Pre- Boressen
John Milburn
Samuel Untermyer
Hjalmar Boressen
Billy Sunday Sermon Attacks Saloons Dance Halls and Cards
The preacher denounces amusements as dangers to morality. He claims saloons cards and dance halls ruin society and church life. He compares theaters and leg shows and urges homes to discard decks and booze. He condemns dancing as a vice producing force and links white slave trafficking to ballroom culture. A classified insert offers nursery stock from Pennsylvania Nursery Co. with weekly pay.
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Church
Pottsburg
Church membership in U S shows gain in 1913
The Federal Council of Churches reports 1913 enrollment rose by 618000 members, 1.8 percent. The Methodist Church added 220000, with Baptist 64600, Presbyterian 45600, Lutheran 36100, Disciples 21800, and Episcopal 16500. Major churches total 34 million of 37.28 million nationwide.
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Washington
United States
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Methodist Church
Baptist
Presbyterian
Lutheran
Disciples
Episcopal
Methodist
Disciples of Christ
Protestant Episcopal
Congregational
Eliot Advocates Profit Sharing to Reform Unions
Former president Charles W. Eliot told the Master Builders Association of Boston that systematic profit sharing is the sole remedy for labor union evils. He urged equal distribution between employers and employees to curb limited output and stifled ambition.
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Charles W. Eliot
Master Builders’ Association of Boston
Carmega Toilet Powder Ad Promotes Delicate Oriental Scent
An old advertisement touts Carmega Toilet Powder as ideal for women and babies. It highlights a delicate oriental fragrance, absolute purity, and freedom from injurious substances, priced at 25 cents per box.
Railroad Freight Handlers Specialize in Heavy Moving
He handles heavy moving and piano and household goods with careful service. Orders may be left with A. A. Davis & Co. Telephone connections N Y and P Co No 2 B Warren Tel Co No 84.
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A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
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