Meadville Nominations For Mayor And Council
Meadville held its first non partisan primary to nominate mayoral and council candidates. Judge John J. Henderson led with 1,831 votes. other contenders trailed with fewest ballots.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
4
Meadville held its first non partisan primary to nominate mayoral and council candidates. Judge John J. Henderson led with 1,831 votes. other contenders trailed with fewest ballots.
Voter reports say the Casement precinct under the Bronxell shoe store failed to open on time Tuesday morning during the primaries. Officials were not seen to comment, but authorities reportedly deemed the delay insufficient to trigger action.
Warren, Sept. 17. Bids opened for the construction of the North Warren State hospital power house and chimney stack. Henry Sellonck and Company of Erie won the power house contract at 40 590, while Alphonse Quastodis Chimney Construction Company bid 6 020 for the stack. Work starts next Monday. power house sits 300 feet north of the D A V and P station, measures 60 by 240 feet, and must be roofed in three months. The stack is 18 meters high and must be completed in 42 working days.
Salamanca Sept 17. Newman Redeye of Cold Spring, an Indian, is alleged to have beaten and stabbed him and left him near the Red Horse station Monday night. He later recovered enough to speak as doctors attended. A murder report prompted doctors Beale and Marlin to visit the scene. Redeye’s wounds include a throat wound, a six inch gash, a scalp wound, and tongue injuries, with the assailants reportedly planning to settle the matter themselves after the outcome.
AUL members of Go Ay are requested to be present for an important football meeting held Thursday night at 7.00 at the Ar fory. All persons intending to join the Lom organization are requested to be present.
National and American leagues and international play are summarized with scores from Lyric field events. Key results include standout performances and notable pitchers delivering decisive innings.
Erie election workers walked off duty delaying polling in the Second ward as the board closed the election house around 10 oclock. Voting resumed after about an hour, with rumors of legal action and possible challenges to the district if misconduct affected council seats.
Kane Pa September 18 With a handsome majority voters in MeKout county elected Mudge Jose W. Bouton of Smepiport to the only judge seat on the November ballot. Bouton won across 19 precincts with a total 709 votes to beat opponent Mufue BH. Slane of Bradford. Total voting spread shows Bouton leading in all four wards.
Albany reports indicate Acting Governor Yan led a personal appeal and urging messages as the assembly backed a direct tax plan. The bill imposes a per capita levy and a one mill rate, advancing the financial program amid legislative upheaval. A separate dinner table tragedy is noted with Mrs Vianer and Mrs Toker in an untimely incident as details unfold.
Edward G Hamuerde and Anil Franela Nelson report a sensational divorce saga as Natal ie Warfield faces a dramatic split. The piece frames a high stakes dispute amid a lifetime of public intrigue, noting a cascade of legal maneuvers and social scrutiny centered on a landmark case.
An article discusses improving U S agriculture through international study. It cites Germany’s high output with efficient farming and suggests reforms: better roads, higher quality livestock, improved tillage, expanded dairy and livestock, enhanced agricultural education, and farmer access to favorable credit terms. It notes the author’s travel through Europe and his plan to report back in Conroe, Indiana.
Meadville Sept 17 Louis Dawson a 180 clerk was struck by a Chicago and Press train in the city while walking on a street crossing on his way from his place of employment to dinner. He died later at Spallian hospital from injuries. Witnesses say he failed to hear the approaching engine. He was a native of Forest County and left no immediate family.
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