Local Projects and Incidents Across Warren County
The issue lists plans for a new office near Pennsylvania avenue and reports on arrests for liquor furnishing, a boy struck by a motorcycle, and a missing boy who returned from Kane. It covers industrial contracts, two marriages, a new Odd Fellows lodge, a county directory, two shifts at Hammon Iron Works, medical concerns, a Canada factory expansion, a local composer, a benefactor's will, a Taft postmaster petition, a liquor black list, and various local social notes and price reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Taft
M. H. Shick
The
Secor
Shick
Warren County Liquor Dealers’ Association
State Liquor Dealers’ Federation
Peasoss
Warren Association
Radcliffe College Rules Ban Barrettes For Commencement
Radcliffe College students protest seven costume regulations issued by Dean Mary Coe for June commencement. Rules require stiff white waists long sleeves high collars white belts plain black shoes no barrettes or combs and no jewelry. Students say hair must stay down or in braids or curls to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Mary Coe
Starry Sky Sparks Childrens Moral Reflection
Donald aged four recalls seeing a teacher mark good conduct with stars on cards. On his walk home with parents he comments there have been lots of good boys today after noting the starry sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glassman
William Glassman
EK. S. Glassman
Kane
Donald
Sherley Receives Classic Plea for Seeds from Louisville Lawyer
Kentucky Representative Swagar Sherley received a poetic request from Louisville attorney James R Edwards for flower and vegetable seeds to plant in his Blue Grass state gardens. Edwards likened seeds to fruit from two Cardinal Hill plots and urged royal lineage, purity, and germ-free quality. Sherley arranged a large seed order and sent seeds to the law office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swagar Sherley
Kentucky
James R. Edwards
Louisville
Blue Grass
Swagar
Cardinal Hill
Lucullus
Paradise
Heaven
France
Sherley
Potash Deposits Found in California Desert
Government geologists report soluble potash salts found in a partially dried Mohave desert lake in southern California. They see indications of millions of tons, prompting inquiries from Director Smith and Chief Whitney as U.S. bureaus push to locate domestic supplies amid reliance on Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Miles
Fagundas
Miss Dielhausen
Miles
Titusville
Oil City
Ohio Penitentiary
McMahon
Gallagher
James Marion
National Hotel
Mohave Desert
California
Bureau of Soils
Geological Survey
Smith
Chief Whitney
United States
Germany
Panama Garrison Cuts Down and Permanent Camp Planned
The War Department ends temporary quarters for Panama Canal Zone troops and asks Congress for 3,587,500 dollars to build a permanent camp opposite Culebra. The plan would house three infantry regiments, twelve coast artillery companies, one field artillery battalion, and a cavalry squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Panama Canal Zone
Stimson
Congress
Culebra
Fairbanks Named to Smithsonian Board of Regents
Former Vice President Fairbanks has been named a member of the Smithsonian Institution board of regents by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Smithsonian
Board of Regents
The
Smithsonian Institution
Senate
Japanese coal reserves in Fushun estimated at 800 million tons
The Japanese estimate their coal supplies in the Fushun colliery amount to about 800 million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fushun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Superior Oil Works
Pennsylvania Avenue
Walter Sweeting
Berdine
C. M. Mahood
Mahood
Se i
Rufus Connelly
Cedar Street
H. F. Cogswell
M. T. Smith
Charles Carlson
Carlson
Warren
Norwalk
Ohio
Ethel Agnes Boughton
F. W. Boughton
West Main Street
Howard Eugene Cline
J. E. Cline
Whitleesy Avenue
Fred A. Arnold
Clara Mathis
John M. Mathis
Madison Avenue
D. L. Caldwell
Jacobson Machine Manufacturing Company
New York State
417
Water Street
Struthers Wells
Struthers Wells Company
McClintock Marshall Company
Pittsburg
Fourth Street
Jamestown
Clyde Drum
Ruth Crowley
Laurel Street
Pickett
Pickett Hardware Company
Hickory
Third Streets
Offerlee and Smith
C. F
Order of Odd Fellows
Russell
Warren County
R. H. Schuler
Warren Lodge
Frewsburg
New Warren
Kirwin & Latham
Hammon Iron Works
William Hammond
Magee
Darius Magee
Mr. Magee
Harry Levine
Irvineton
Canada
Warren Axes and Tool Company
St. Catherines
Paul J. Dietch
Theatorium
Hickory Street
Sandstrom
Mercer
Mary Salome McKinzie
Mercer County
McKenzie
Leeches Corners
Sugar Grove Township
Mary Scully
Clarendon
Ella Gordon
J. F. Barger
Lake Shore
Muir
Bithday
William Muir
Pennsylvania Paraffine Works
E. B. Allen
Monroe Street
C. H. Meacham
George Muir
Cummings
Tidioute Chapter
Daughters of the
Henry Harrison Cumings
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
Cumings
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
College Club
Bryan King
Westfield
N. Y
Lakewood
Columbus
King
George Shields
Marionville
Forest County
Southern
Panama
Sherwin-Williams
Pickett Hardware Co
Warren Penn
Oliver
E. D. Everts Hardware Co. Ltd
Cor. Penn
A Ave. W
Liberty St
Warren, Penn’‘a
Ei Coxe
UXED
Carpenilers
Hertzel Hardware
Warren, Penn’a
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