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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1913

Page

5

Blackbirds Protected by State Law in Pennsylvania

Governor Tener signed a law placing the blackbird the kildeer the plover and the turtle dove on the unlawful kill list with a $10 fine per bird. The act permits owners to destroy eggs or young if protecting property and other birds.

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Murder over meal ticket ends in work camp tragedy

In Crawford county two Italians quarreled over a meal ticket at a Campbell's Crossing labor camp two miles north of Sagertown. Sam Piano was shot multiple times and died. Raffalo Nunzeallo is at large after the killings. Pietro Terno was wounded while helping separate them and provided a statement implicating Nunzeallo. The camp workers were grading Erie railroad improvements when the shooting occurred late Thursday night.

Crawford County Sam Piano Hunter Sagertown Pietro Terno Raffalo Nunzeallo Piano Terno Erie Railroad Campbell’s Crossing Nunzealto Nunzeallo

Sunday Schools Organized in Several Townships and Towns

Sunday schools were organized at Hemlock Smiths Corners Glade township Emerson Hill Eldred township and at the Grange Hall in Southwest township. Miss Marsh cancels Warren singing engagement due to high water but will perform May 2 in Warren under Miss Kings direction. Guards will camp at Erie as Gen. Logan announces the Second Brigade encampment in conjunction with the Perry centennial during the week of July 6. Elk Tanning Co employees receive a ten percent wage raise across Sheffield and Ridgway tanneries. Miss Alice Titus to wed George H. Betts April 22. Todd and Sallie O Mitchell wed at Cottage Place last Thursday. The couple to reside on Water Street near Pennsylvania Avenue, West.

F. S. Treadway Jamestown Anna Schott Warren Niagara Falls Treadway Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co Newark N. J Chautauqua County N. Y Niagara County Hemlock Smith’s Corners Glade Township Emerson Hill Eldred Township Grange Hall South West Township Lucy Isabelle Marsh Mary O. King Miss King Miss Marsh Erie Albert J. Logan Logan Harry E. Barnhart Heroung Second Street Alice Titus Smith L. Titus Fourth Street George H. Betts Dennison Bros Liberty Street Water Street Pennsylvania Avenue

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