Warren National Bank and How to Reach It by Mail
The article promotes banking by mail with Warren National Bank and notes occasional in person visits to meet officers. It details accessibility via two P R R lines the Dunkirk Branch N G Line trolley lines from Jamestown and other points in New York State and local trolleys from Sheffield. It highlights convenient roads and the bank’s corner location Liberty and Second Streets heart of Warren with a five story building and strong foundations. It promises to cover how to reach by mail in the next issue.
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Warren National Bank
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Warren
Dunkirk
Troley
Jamestown
New York State
Sheffield
Liberty and
Second Streets
Warren, National Bank
Ua Boy Mall
Old Leaders to Be Placed on the Shelf
Sou Ghrt New Jersey July 15 Woodrow Wilson reshapes the Democratic national committee adapting a new board of directors to run the campaign. New headquarters at Sea Girt with branches in Chicago and Denver or San Francisco. Majority rule on most issues, led by Wilson with a mix of new faces and trusted aides. Morgenthau likely treasurer, with popular subscriptions the preferred funding approach. Balancing regional support, the plan aims for widespread mobilization across all states while avoiding large single donations.
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Woodrow Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
National Committee
Husk
Tyled & Com
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Fght
Ben Girt
New York City
Chicaxo
Denver
San Froncinco
Neadleah le Aay
New Falls
Hays
Sea Girt
Norman EB. Mack
Thomas Tagesurt
Roger Sullivan
Willian Jennings Bryan
Henry
Moreguthan
New York
Wilton
Financial Department
Morgenthau
Sreamurer
Arto
Thondora Roosavelt
Wilson
Towamt Am
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Wtump
William F. M'Combs Named Wilson's Choice for DNC Chairman
William F. McCombs selected as President Wilson's preferred candidate for chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The appointment signals strong party alignment with the Wilson administration and aims to unify factions ahead of upcoming campaigns.
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Wilson
Democratic National
Colonel Will Stay Home And Support Western Campaign
Col Roosevelt will remain in Sagamore Hill and skip attending the Freepenve Etats convention in Jackson Michigan on July 20. He will not leave home in the week except for his fixed day in town as every moment is needed to complete his comprehensive statement guiding the western campaign trip slated for next week. The Pennsylvania electoral plan attributed to William Wilan is rejected as unfamiliar and incorrect, with a pledge to vote for the chosen party.
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Jackson
Mich
Roosevelt
Sagamore
Wester
Pennsylvania
Willian Wilan
TWO CITIES WIPED OFF MAP BY FLOOD
Cloudbursts and floods devastate Gunmivato and Sulutuanon Coluya destroying towns and markets. Fallout includes two cities inundated, several dozen drownings, and Alton Illinois seeing $250000 in damage as flood waters surged seven feet deep. Authorities warn waters must subside before recovery.
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Mexico City
Ghanafiato
Coulay
Sulutuanon
Coluya
Gunmivato
Santiago
Lille
Prague
Mohawk Valley Drought Broken by Heavy Rain
Amateriam New York July 15 The long severe drought in Mohawk valley causing crop damage was broken by heavy rain with thunder and lightning The downpour saved hay and potato crops and some farmers had to haul water from rivers for livestock across several miles to stock tanks
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Mohawk Valley
Amateriam
N.Y
Man Killed Telephoning in Electric Storm at Cawego
Barton Lewis, city water ration engineer, died while answering a telephone during a fierce electrical storm. Wires arced with high tension, striking him and another person who was injured. Police and power company crews investigated the Lightning event cut the line and caused severe damage.
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Cawego
Barton Lewis
Wreck on Chicago Burlington & Quincy Kills Many
A collision near Western Springs between a mall train and the Oriental Limited on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line killed multiple passengers. The crash left 14 dead and many injured as trains plowed into rear coaches, with rescuers rushing to Hinsdale and nearby towns to transport the injured to hospitals.
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Western Springs
Chiengo
Hiewdale
Coweh
Toote
Will diMeulty
Su Dacl
Hinsdale
Wess
Chicago
Lenis
Imprisoned miners found dead in Pir Side colliery
Shamokin Pa July 1 after a long search officials report Aver a long perilous fight to learn if Acam Way and Harry Derrick survived at Burn Side colliery. Bodies found 480 feet above the bottom of the gang way and wedged between shrops. Death likely instant or waited out in foul air. Labor leaders imprisonment Naples July 18 protests continued against imprisonment of Joseph Miter and Arturo Giovanitti in Lawrence Mass.
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Shamokin
Acam Way
Harry Derrick
Wwellen
Ratnat
Naples
Lawrence
Masd
Joseph Mtter
Arturo M. Giovanintt
Industrial Workers of the World
Totter
I New Yorke
Annie Lopnexo
Airlke Rials
Governor Deneen Faces Appointment Dilemma in Illinois
In Chicago on July 156 Governor Deneen confronts a senate vacancy dispute after claims that Tomimer's election was invalid. He ponders authority to appoint, comparing the matter to past political fights in Pennsylvania and Delaware where the legislature did not recognize gubernatorial appointments.
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Denven
Chicago
William Lorkmarn
Senate
Tomimer
Deneen
Qtay
Pennsylvania
Ad- Aifcks
Delaware
Ture
Mexigo grants oil concession to Indian Running Co
Tampico July 15 The government grants the Indian Running Company a concession for exclusive right to occupy a strip of land including oil lines from Hampton to the Isthmus of Tehuantepec about 100 miles wide. A second similar land strip from Tamalipas north to the Gulf is said to be granted soon. Government sanction noted. Independent oil operators react with concern. Also mentions Standard Oil’s backing of Toglen Refining and artist Wood Dangerously in Paris hospital controversy.
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Tampico
Mee
Vern Cri
Indian Ronning Company
Tampton
Tehuantenee
Woman Doctor A Thief Pleads Guilty in Court
Boston physician Elizabeth Webb of Longwood formerly connected with Radcliffe College and Histon education pleaded guilty to shoplifting in municipal court. A well known Buck Hay physician, she admitted guilt after arrest by Inspector Pelton. Webb, who had practiced 25 years, posted bonds and faced probation terms.
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Boston
Elizabeth Webb
Longwood 'Crises
Radallite College
Histon Edtcat School
Buck Hay
Webb
Pelton
Washington Street
de Webb
Dr. Webb
Man in Meadville Dies After Telegram Windfall Shock
Shock of a telegram announcing a $250,000 inheritance caused Baxter to collapse and die in the street of Meadville Pennsylvania. The telegram said a relative had died and left the fortune. Witnesses described his sudden collapse and the ensuing confusion as authorities began inquiries into the incident.
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Meadville
Baxter
Sytuoise
Nkia
Emetatro
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Warren, Pa
Warren National Bank Security and Service
National Corry
Corry, Fe
Henry Keppel
DAI
Corry
Johns Steamship Agency
Frank G. Jones
Bell Phone
Wales
Democratic’ National Committee
M’combs
William F. M'Combs
Mexico
Alton
Ill
Sh Louis
Strick St. Louis
iMall
Oil City Trust Co
First National Bank
United States
THE
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository
Desmond
G. H. Barlow
Jas. L. West
Mexigo
Wood Dangerously
Paulity
Oxton Wood
Paris
Te Gangerously
Gustinc Trouble
Anorican Hospital
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