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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
5
The article notes no federal building appropriation will be made this year. It also reports a series of local items including a liquor case settlement, a wedding, a fire destruction, and various local political moves and plans for a Warren sanatorium.
Fra Ella Anker notes that Norway’s divorce statute aims to protect mutual love and simplicity, permitting separation before divorce and requiring a year or more of separation. It emphasizes mediation, low cost, and administrative enforcement, with grounds ranging from neglect and alcoholism to infidelity and crime.
Secretary Wilson urged renomination for President Taft citing progress under Taft and McKinley era. He highlighted Cuba self government efforts, Panama Canal completion, and a recovering treasury with a $38,000,000 surplus while defending the Payne Tariff Law and national prosperity.
Ferdinand C. Lewis an old soldier was found dead beside the Sheffield traction line in Clarendon Warren Pa near midnight Tuesday. Investigators think he was murdered for his 69 dollar pension with one arm cut off and two knife wounds. Bloodstains and a struggled remains found. Coroner jury ruled he fell on the sidewalk and was run over by a car after death. Authorities seek a tramp companion.
Word arrives from Warren of the death at Buffalo of Mrs. Julia M Heintz wife of George M Heintz. Deceased was born and raised in Warren where she was beloved. Funeral and interment were held in Buffalo.
Warren County Common Pleas No. 33 Sept term 1912 Lynn E Brown Libellant versus Lucy Brown Respondent subpoena returned non est inventus you are to appear before the judges at Warren Court House on the first Monday in May to answer the complaint and show cause why divorce should not be granted Sheriff Henry Park Warren Pa April 11 1912.
Local classified note advertises Conkey's Poultry Book as valuable and free to readers who present the ad at Eugene G. Reig 216 Pennsylvania Ave and at Newell's Pharmacy. The notice appears in a period newspaper style with a promotional tone.
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