The Catholic Mutual Benefit Association Wins Case
The C M B A victory at Ann Arbor Mich. marks the first courtroom win by members who opposed rate hikes by the Supreme Council. Increased assessments, rising from 1.65 to 35.80 on 2000, sparked nationwide protests and membership declines. the case may be appealed to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Ann Arbor
Mich
Supreme Council of the Order
Supreme Court
Crop Prospects For July Favor Corn And Wheat
July crop outlook shows corn set for a record yield with 2,080,000 acres more than last year and improved condition. Wheat conditions are mixed but above ten year averages as winter and spring crops near full harvest with yields likely to top last year. Generals and flowers appear in odd notes. Gen Blackmar of the Grand Army dies in Idaho during an inspection tour.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Blackmar
Idaho
Heatwave Toll Rising as July Probes Public Woes
A July heat toll climbs with the month while reports show hundreds injured in large cities. The writer criticizes foolish rhetoric and urges practical measures, noting revenue and trade concerns and referencing a Canadian flag incident.
Democrats Try to Trade Support for State Treasurer Post
The article argues Democrats seek external help to defeat the Republican nominee for State Treasurer. It claims Democrats threaten to drop Judge Steward from their ticket unless they gain independent Republican backing for Berry, accusing Democrats of pursuing success over reform. It praises the Republican candidate as principled and capable, noting his record on the appropriation committee and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Berry
Judge Steward
Berry
Judge Stewart
Treasury Department
Our Fish Laws a Farce Says Punxsutawney Spirit
The Punxsutawney Spirit argues Pennsylvania fish laws are a farce as strict rules protect game fish while pollution from small chemical factories and tanneries devastates streams. It calls for a commission to investigate and for repeal if keeping waters clean harms industry, or for manufacturers to pay for damages.
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Commonwealth
Department of Fisheries
Army of Fish Wardens
First Fork
Electric railroads expand short haul passenger traffic reach
The article notes growing influence of electric railways with long through runs. It cites the Lake Shore Electric Railroad at 120 miles Toledo to Cleveland, and 80 mile through runs on Western Ohio Railway and Indiana Union Traction Co. It also mentions a single car trip from Indianapolis to Lima, 188 miles via Dayton, highlighting evolving joint services.
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Lake Shore Electric Railroad
Toledo
Cleveland
Western Ohio Railway
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis
Lima
Ohio
Dayton
Cot Utd Linas
Republicans Predict Record Off-Year Victory in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 18 A canvass of Republican county chairmen reports united, contented party backing Roosevelt era policies will yield a large majority in November. County responses describe strong support across coal regions, northern counties, and western districts with insurgency fading and “kickers” quieting as elektors rally to the full Republican ticket.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wesley R. Andrews
Republican State Committee
Andrews
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Colonel Andrews
Republican Party of
Keystone
Congress
Mhen
Democratic Party
Testamentary on estate of Ransom Woop in Columbus PA
Notice is given that letters testamentary on the estate of Ransom Woop of Columbus Warren County PA have been granted to the undersigned. Debtors must pay promptly and creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement.
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District Court of the United States
Western District
Penn
Charles Mauger Anderson
Baro
Tidioute
Warren County
Congress
Pittsburg
William T. Lindsey
A.C. Brown
Forest County
Ward C. Oille
Albert E. McKeen
Forest Republican
Tionesta
Forest Co
Warren Mail
Warren, Warren Co
Chester Park
Warren
Pennsylvania
Etters
Columbus
Wedding Invitations and Programs at the Mail Office
Neat and elegant wedding invitations calling cards and ball programs offered at low prices. Local printer offers custom designs and quick turnaround for bridal events.
Legal Blanks Shine at the MalIL Office
The MalIL Office showcases legal blanks as a specialty, highlighting precision forms and standardized documents for public and private sector use. Officials emphasize efficiency, accuracy, and ease of processing for legal filings and notices.
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Malil
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Blair Co
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Frank Hagberg
F. M. Downing
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Farmington
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Borough of
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Oille
North Tonawanda
State of New York
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Coat of Common Pleas
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W. M. Lindsey
J.C. Geist
Prothy
State of
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W. Noblit
J. H. Park
Admi
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Lucy A. Wood
C. E. Brown
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Jarvis & Baker
G. A. Siddons
Tidioute, PA
Erie Railroad
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Los Angeles
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Seattle
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