Warren street railway tariff filed with Public Service Commission
The Warren Street Railway Company filed a local passenger tariff with the Public Service Commission to become effective July 18 1918. Changes include fare increases between Warren Pa and Sheffield Pa and intermediates, higher school book ticket prices, and new city car fare provisions within Warren Borough.
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Public Service Commission
Warren Street Railway Company
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Mhefield
Warren County
Peblic Service Commission
Warren Pa
Sheffield
River Road
Caillaux Not to Face Court Martial in Muted Fate
Paris June 25 reports that former premier Joseph Caillaux, accused of intelligence with the enemy and complicity in the Dreyfus era affair, will likely not be brought to a court martial. Instead he may be tried before the high court of France for sedition after extensive interrogations.
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France
Old Age A Crime Promises Haarlem Oil Relief
An old age health warning urges recognition of warning symptoms such as stiff joints fatigue and rheumatic pain. The ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a trusted remedy for kidney and bladder ailments imported from Haarlem Holland and sold in boxes of three bottles.
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Haarlem
Holland
Largest boiler ever shipped to city unloaded
The Warren Light and Power Company unloaded a 500 bhp Sterling boiler weighing 50 tons. Two cars moved it to the city to fight smoke nuisance at a cost of 10000 dollars. The stack measures five feet in diameter and about 150 feet tall with a mechanical stoker. installation will take about three months.
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Warren Light and Power Company
Austro-Hungarian Army Surrounded Amid Italian Advance
Reports from Rome and Washington indicate Archduke Joseph and General Wurm's forces were surrounded by Italian units. Telegraph dispatches describe heavy Italian pursuit, thousands of Austrian deaths, and 45,000 prisoners amid a decisive Italian victory withAustria in retreat.
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Wurm
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Italans
War Office
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Gen
War Department
Germany Will Not Bind Itself With Belgium Pledges
Amsterdam reports that June 25 Dr Richard Von Kuhlmann German foreign secretary told the reichstag Germany will not bind itself with any pledges regarding Belgium. Advices from the city state the statement was made to clarify German policy amid war tensions.
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Amsterdam
Reichstag
Richard von Kuhlmann
Germany
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement From Warren Resident
Warren resident Mrs J K Rieg reports lasting relief from back ache and kidney issues after using Doans Kidney Pills. She first praised the product in 1912 and again in 1916, noting permanent results and recommending the same remedy from Siegfrieds Pharmacy. Price is 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo NY.
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Dean
J. K. Rieg
Conenango Ave
Doan
Siegfrieds
Rieg
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfers
Buffalo
Wurm’s Army Isolated In Gigantic Proposed Surround
American and Allied dispatches relay the view that General Wurm commands about 50 Austrian divisions from mountains to sea, making a surrounding operation seem nearly impossible. Reports note 40,000 Austrians cut off after floods at Montello, with Archduke Joseph’s unit not yet identified.
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Montello
Archduke Joseph
Washington
Gen. Pershing
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Lor-raine
Rheuma a Fair Money-Back Rheumatism Remedy
An advertisement urges rheumatism sufferers to试 try Rheuma with a money-back guarantee. It promises quick relief within days and a two week treatment in a large bottle, claiming no narcotics and kidney action to purge uric acid from joints.
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J. B. Mullen’s
Jany
Draft Laws Propose Service Until Age Twenty One
The bill continues to provide front line service for those drafted until they reach 21. It includes an appropriation of about twelve billion dollars to fund ongoing war efforts.
Labor leaders split over bone dry amendment split
Secretary Daniels condemns liquor promotion as inefficient while President Gompers of the AFL protests bone dry prohibition. Postmaster General Burleson and Mr Hurley oppose wartime prohibition citing distraction from the war effort and public mind concerns.
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Gompers
American Federation of Labor
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War Losses Listed by War Department Names and Casualties
Ninety six American Expeditionary Forces casualties were announced with fifty four killed in action and twenty five severely wounded. The list names officers Lieutenants Waples Derrickson Drumm Golden Haydock and Rushing with numerous enlisted men from cities including Norfolk Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago Detroit and New York. Marines lists include Corporals Geiger Ringer Whitman and Privates Barry Chapman Jones Patterson Counts Tate Bowyer among others.
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War Department
Paul Waples Derrickson
Norfolk
Clarence Miltton Drumm
Bigelow
Kan
Thomas M. Golden
Philadelphia
George G Haydock
Milton
Mass
Billy Glenn Rushing
Atmorella
Army
Leslie Knutzson
Milwaukee
Peter George Park
Marine Corps
John C Geiger Jasper
Fla
Stanley A Ringer
Aliston
Louis C. Whitman
Rochester
Lewis Walter Barry
Detroit
Mich
Geo, C Chapman
Troy
Luther N Jones
Blanchard
Oklo
James J Patterson
Cool Spring
Jeff Counts
James C. Tate
Brilliant
Ohio
Robert C. Bowyer
Cleveland
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Sold By Siegfrieds Pharmacy
A nostalgic testimonial touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy curing indigestion and bloating. The endorsement notes relief from stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis and claims a money refund if not convinced. The product is advertised as available from Siegfrieds Pharmacy and leading druggists.
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Siegfrieds
Engineer Says He Fell Asleep At Helm Of Fateful Troop Train
Hammond Indiana June 25 Lon Sargent testified before the coroner jury that he dozed and fell asleep at the controls of the troop train that crashed into the Hagenbeck Wallace circus special, killing many. He asserted constitutional rights when questioned and faces potential manslaughter charges in Lake County with a preliminary hearing planned. Also from Washington Germany is preparing the home front for an admission of failure in the 1918 campaign, per state department information.
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Ind
ITI
Lon Sargent
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Sergent
Counsil
Lake County
Sargent
Washington
Germany
State Department
Department
State College course for women seeks large enrollment
Mrs S E Walker and Mrs J P Rogers relay guidance for women seeking the State College course. The note urges large delegations, flexible pledges, and help with board costs. late registrants acceptable but registration should be prompt. Dean of Women Mrs Helen Shaw Rider or Mrs C Stahl coordinate details. Arrival by July first advised.
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E Walther
S. E. Walker
J P Rogers
Womans Committee Council National Defense
Pennsylvania
S E Walker
Helen Shaw Rider
C. Stahl
Miles Street
Rider
Marriage License Issued for Wiewold and Fogle of Kinzua
The June term of Argument Court closed with many cases awaiting decisions. Jennie Goss of Sugar Grove claims $6,000 against the Associated Farmers Telephone Company as she was injured while living in a house provided by the defendant. Divorce actions for David C. Gilson vs Cleo Gilson and David Daisley vs Gertrude Dailey were heard with no verdict yet. A decree was issued in Myrtle B Shirley vs H G Shirley, argued in March. The Struthers Wells office party honored Nicholas Mangus before his departure for Washington to join the Gas Defense. Willam Wright, from Cleveland, visited then left for Elyria to work on farms this summer. Mrs George C Priestley and daughters Bess and Helen, along with Mrs Paul John Independence Kansas, visited from Philadelphia and other nearby towns.
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Sugar Grove
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Cleo Gilson
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Myrtle B Shirley
H G. Shirley
Struthers- Wells Company
Nicholas Mangus
Washington
Willam Wright
Cleveland
Elyria
Ohio
George C Priestley
Bess and
Helen
Paul John- Independence
Kansas
Red
Philadelphia
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