05 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1916
Page
1
Report covers court actions with multiple cases settled out of court. Several youths and adults faced fines or lenient sentences. one man freed with an oath to refrain from further offenses. Judge Hindle noted lack of severity in several tied to social disturbances. hearings proceeded with various defendants, including a veterinary case and larceny charges, amid routine municipal oversight and pending matters.
The text outlines appointment and validation of election inspectors and clerks under state law, stating penalties for noncompliance. It declares the incorporation of a town or city as a district or body politic, vesting authority in the new municipality and detailing governance, successors, and the transfer of property and powers under the act. It references the secretary of the Commonwealth, the general court, and related legal procedures for municipal elections and oversight.
The Frewsburg Brethren Conference closes after a year filled with activities and a push toward next year’s work. Committees are appointed on finance, foreign missions, and program planning while memorial services honor longtime members. A crowded Saturday night program featured the Fresomary choir with singers from nearby towns and a tribute to Wana Wu fur Tuhha.
A bustling carnival week opened with a grand fair featuring midway attractions and festive displays. Officials announced plans for state wealth exhibits and public entertainment, inviting residents to participate in Monday events and enjoy a week of celebration.
A long local report details political and civic activity in Warren County with references to an Eight Hour LL measure, public works projects, gate openings, and celebrations. It notes attendance at fairs, agricultural displays, and political figures including Cy B. Joanstion and Sen. Wertick, plus talks on disease containment and county plans for public events and races.
Senate moves to consider an emergency revenue bill authorizing a $200,000,000 measure. Debates cover tariffs, foreign policy, and postal telegraph limits while parties argue for or against broad economic powers and anti boycott provisions.
Thousands flocked to Warren for the citys largest Labor Day celebration in history with decorated streets a two-ball game and a river pageant. Union delegates led a lengthy parade with carpenters plumbers and factory workers marching past crowds, while bands performed and contests awarded prizes to standout exhibitors.
Philadelphia Sept 5 the body of former Governor Samuel W Pennypacker was brought to Philadelphia for funeral services at Old Christ Church. Rev L C Washburn and Rev Dr Stockert led rites as mourners included Governor William Williams and John Tener among many officials. The interment will be private at Greenmount Cemetery. Pennypacker, born 1860 in Norristown, rose from lawyer to Pennsylvania supreme court judge and later governor from 1903 to 1907. He authored several legal works and helped shape state political and educational institutions.
Adjutant R Howe, head of a Salvation Army post in Warren, to leave with family westward Sunday after three years of service. Farewell service planned with brief remarks and a benediction for the retiring adjutant and corps members.
The article records two vetoes on measures tied to Knabb and related municipal affairs. It details council contention over sewer construction, tower completion, and street improvements, noting opposition and ultimate vetoes and planned reconsideration. The piece cites figures such as council chairmen and committees, with references to sewer lengths, costs, and project milestones.
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