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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
4
The notice invites teachers across the county to send in closing day reports from their schools and include other term related items of interest to county residents. The fragment references a candidate and audience remarks but focuses on school term reporting for public interest.
The note outlines Warren county corn growing clubs led by a State College expert to boost youth agricultural interest. It invites readers to help produce news for the Warren Mail and encourages courtesy in business, urging reporters and readers to submit items and avoid hostile notices.
The United States suit against the Brazilian Coffee Valorization Company, filed last December to require its New York coffee stock to be sold in interstate commerce, has been dropped as the government’s demands were met. Attorney General McReynolds announced the withdrawal.
In Mamaroneck on April 17 representatives of 2,500 striking laborers met with state mediation board and Westchester Sheriff Doyle after talks with several constructors. The conference ended with a settlement seen as a victory for both the workers and the contractors.
Industry leaders in New York and nationwide discuss proposed tariff changes. Many back the bill while others voice concerns. Hannibal Mesa arrives from Havana defending his duel killing of Jere Warren with no arrest. Belgium readies a grain gymanhood strike to enforce suffrage. Socialist orders work stoppage on April 14. G A Field testifies before the senate judiciary panel backing Kendall who accuses Senator Stilwell of a $3,500 demand.
Highlights include Oliver Hazard Perry’s flagship Niagara raised from Lake Erie after a century, August Simon of Allentown committing suicide and being run over by a train, a Norristown woman burned to death, J Pierpont Morgan’s funeral hymns chosen, Harry Thaw’s grand jury testimony, and other interlinked news items. The Wilson Sherman antitrust stance and bank hold up defense are noted amid a broader roster of events including a large Belgian strike wave and Vatican candle tribute.
Scotland Yard cannot solve the disappearance of Memphis man J. W. Martin. Governor Sulzer faces fights over direct nominations and reform schemes to delay legislative adjournment. Astor estate appraisal estimates $250000 more transfer tax for the state. Surgeon General Blue requires proof of Dr. Friedmann serum merit before interstate sale license. Report to Governor Sulzer alleges graft in constructing Great Meadow prison in Comstock New York by Special Commissioner Blake.
Physicians say the danger point has passed after Pope Pius's rally. In Fitchburg Massachusetts a mentally ill father kills four children and takes his own life. A Belgian suffrage strike begins, with expectations of greater impact than realized. John A. Hennessey accuses graft totaling one million dollars in New York Capitol repairs. Chicago investigators link poverty to most cases of girl decline. Cabinet members diplomats and physicians witness Dr. Friedmann give turtle serum to tuberculosis patients in Washington.
Office orders replace starboard and port with right and left across naval terminology. The change follows secretary’s directive as reforms spread through service language and procedures.
The report notes many productive oil wells being drilled in Warren County with oil at 2.50 per barrel encouraging expansion. Separately, fishermen report a poorer season with trout from 6.5 to 18 inches and catches up to 20 dozen in a day.
George A. W. Deforest announces candidacy for sheriff subject to Washington Party primaries next September. Frank J. Lyons announces candidacy for district attorney subject to Washington Party primaries next September.
A resident declares candidacy for the Tax Collector position in Warren Borough subject to Washington Party primaries in September. The announcement signals intent to compete in the upcoming election.
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