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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
7
Daily transit times listed for East West and Olean Oil City divisions with morning, afternoon, and evening departures. Times shown include 9 00 8 02 3 12 1 32 8 00 7 45 from East West and 9 13 9 50 6 07 7 36 for North South routes.
Schedule shows four times 8 54 a m 10 49 a m 4 45 p m 8 20 p m and notes daily except Sunday leaving readers to infer service gaps and lack of weekend operations.
Street railway timetable details car departures from Warren lines with start times from 5:50 a.m. and hourly patterns to 10:50 p.m. including Main Line, P and KE, Conewango Avenue, Laurel Street loop, North Warren, Jamestown service, and special Warren to Clarendon runs with specific passing times.
A dense roster lists Pennsylvania and New York state officers, local officials in Warren County, a state education board with members and terms, Warren County health officers, city officers, and several ward and committee appointments across multiple towns and departments. Names include Tut Sherma Knox McVeagh Stim son Wickerham Hitchcock Meyer Fisher Wilson Nagel Waters Shawkey Speer Beshlin Tener Reynolds McAfee Dodd Sisson Wright Houck Berkey Delaney Dixon Hunter Schmehl Ball Brumbaugh Oliver Phillips Billing Coughlin Shaeffer Knapp Knapp Putnam Lyons Weed Waid Belnap Allison Spencer Spencer Gordon etc. The long list covers governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, treasurer, and numerous clerks, judges, physicians, and educators.
The piece denounces Taft backers and the Lorimer Stephenson bribery cases, detailing a machine political system in Indiana New York Colorado and more. It argues reformers in the Senate and progressive Republicans oppose corruption and insist on primaries and fair methods. It predicts Roosevelt as the favored nominee if tainted deals hinder Taft.
Governor Dix\'s car bogged down near Cohoes New York while returning to Albany from Thomson. Farmer Peter Lamore refused aid saying Dix vetoed a road bill. Dix offered 25 dollars to pull free saying the road would be aided by a new law. Lamore argued Dix signed the bill last week and finally agreed to help without pay.
Officials of the centile workers organization at Ttica New York have brought into New York Mills more than 100 tents to house strikers ejected from company houses. About two thirds of the 2000 employees live in company homes. Charles A Miles of the United Textile Workers announced that workers may take jobs in New England if evicted while families may wait for a settlement.
T J Foley and handlers of Railroad Freight specialize in heavy moving and careful handling of pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with A A Davis & Co. Telephone connections New York and Pennsylvania Company No2 B Warren Tel Co No84. Auction bills syrup labels letter heads and all kinds of job printing promptly and reasonably done at The Mail Office.
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