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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1915

Page

5

Blue Jay Creek Closures For Brook Trout Propagation

State fish commission grants R McNeal and E A Vetter a license to close four miles of the west branch and about one mile of the main branch of Blue Jay Creek in Warren county to fishing for brook trout propagation. Unauthorized fishing will be prosecuted. The Odd Fellows home at Youngsville is completed and will officially open Friday night April 223 with four lodge degrees conferred by Warren and Sheffield teams. A large Warren county turnout is expected for the ceremonies and festivities.

Co. R. McNeal E. A. Vetter State Fish Commission Blue Jay Warren County The Odd Fellows Youngsville Warren Sheffield

Corry Hospital Stops Free Patients Amid Funding Strain

Corry hospital will not accept any more free patients due to exhausted state funds and a mounting deficit. Directors warn the new rule could jeopardize future state aid for the institution.

Corry Hospital

Warren Boy Escapes From Polk Institute

A boy named Donald Dunham escaped Polk Institute around 9 p.m. Sunday, boarded a train to Oil City, and was returned to custody Monday. He carried about $3 in change and said his home was in Warren, according to Police Captain Hill.

Donald Dunham Hill Oil City State Institution Polk Warren

Spring Creek Girl Narrowly Survives Runaway Wagon

A Spring Creek girl narrowly escaped death last Friday when the team she was driving ran away. She was thrown from the wagon but kept holding the reins until she was dragged a distance. She suffered severe cuts and bruises. the wagon was smashed though the team escaped unharmed.

Spring Creek Forman

Riggs Sues Zimmer Partners In Columbus Case

The civil suit M. E. Riggs versus Ben and Alvan Zimmer was heard by Alderman Charles Brown in Columbus. The case ended after about five hours with a judgment awarding Riggs $125 to be paid by the defendants who leased the Seaver farm at Picadills Hill. defense argued payment after lease expires. W. H. Muzzy, longtime Warren county resident and former Columbus postmaster, preserves Civil War shinplasters including 23 ten cent bills and other fractional currency.

Columbus M. E. Riggs Ben Alvan Zimmer Charles Brown Riggs Kincaid & Kincaid of Corry McClintock & McCllintock Union City W. H. Muzzy Warren County Abraham Lincoln Muzzy Warren U. S. Rogers

Unique Indian Relic Display at Warren Court House

A Warren County display showcases a relic collection valued at 1000 dollars that could have supported Milo Brown in life. County officials Curtis Mook and S A Cramer found the items on a Grand Valley farm, including 200 year old Indian weapons, waterford fort artifacts, two ship Lawrence spikes, six Revolutionary muskets, and a century of other pieces once amassed by Adam Brown. The collection, now on view, may be sold to settle Brown’s estate and any proceeds revert to the state if heirs remain unfound. Warren County Historical Society plans to buy the collection.

Court House Warren Court House Milo Brown Warren County Curtis Mook S. A. Cramer Grand Valley Brown Waterford Erie County Lawrence U. S. Navy Adam Brown Warren County Historical Society

No Clue Found As To Church Burnings

John G. Lowers of the State Fire Marshal’s office in Harrisburg left Warren after a weeklong, fruitless investigation into the Swedish Lutheran Church fire. Clues ran dry and witnesses offered hearsay rather than solid evidence.

John G. Lowers State Fire Marshal's Office Harrisburg Warren Swedish Lutheran

Missing Warren Boy Located In Dunkirk

A telephone message to W. A. Smith of Warren states his 12 year old son William Henry Smith was found in Dunkirk. The Coast of Conewango Creek search by three lodges was futile and believed the boy drowned. His mother is in Dunkirk and may have him.

Warren Dunkirk Smith William Henry Smith Conewango Creek North Warren

Funeral for George H Leonhart Held Friday Morning

Friends and relatives gathered at 20 Fourth Street to honor George H. Leonhart a veteran hotel man. Rev W H Jones led services with bearers S E Walker H J Wilhelmus Tt PY Reig Henry R Ridelsperger Edward Lesser and A J Newkirk. Interment was in the family lot at Oakland County Farm Bureau to Organize May 8th Warren County Farm Bureau to be formally organized May 8 at the Court House after a conference with Chamber of Commerce Pomona Grange and farming leaders.

George H. Leonhart Fourth Street W. H. Jones Messrs S. E. Walker H. J. Wilhelmus Tt PY. Reig Henry R. Ridelsperger Edward Lesser A. J. Newkirk Oakland County Farm Bureau Warren County Farm Bureau Court House Chamber of Commerce Pomota Grange

Visiting Jail Man Charged With Bicycle Theft

Charles Sliker visiting War ren County jail charged with stealing a bicycle from Charles Feiro. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded until the June term after failing to post $100 bail. Police say he tried to sell the bike and had it Monday afternoon.

Warren County Charles Sliker Charles Feiro Sliker Justice Wheeler Court of Quarter Sessions

New Building Planned For Conewango Trust Site

J and Thomas White of Tulsa Oklahoma plan a three story brick building on their corner lot at Pennsylvania Avenue and Elm Street. The Conewango Trust Company may move into the new structure, with a long term lease tying the bank to the site. The Whites had previously rejected an offer for the lot six months ago.

Conewango Trust Pp. J Thomas White Tulsa Okla Pennsylvania Avenue Elm Street Conewango Trust Company White Trust Company

Editor Frank W Bowen of Oil City Blizzard Dies at 62

Frank W Bowen longtime editor and co founder of the Oil City Blizzard died Sunday at age 62 from pneumonia. Born in Portland New York he worked on the Corry Blade and Oil City Derrick before helping launch the Blizzard in 1882. Survived by his wife.

Oil City Blizzard Frank W. Bowen Portland Chautauqua County N. Y Jamestown Chautauqua Democrat Corry Corry Blade Oil City Derrick Harry McKnight Ben Gates Blizzard Frank Bowen

Two Sheffield Fishermen Lost In Woods

Two Sheffield anglers Elmer Cromwell and Foster Snyder got lost in the woods after trout fishing. They followed a road they believed would lead home but emerged in Glade. A brother angler gave directions and they walked to Clarendon to catch a freight home 28 miles from Sheffield.

Sheffield Woods Elmer Cromwell Foster Snyder Glade Clarendon

Attempted assault on Warren girl as she walked home

Esther Howe 11, daughter of Robert Howe of Glade Warren county, was accosted by a stranger returning from school with her younger brother. He forced her into bushes until John Abbott heard cries and frightened the suspect away. One arrest was made but released after the girl could not identify him. The assailant was described as smooth shaven, five feet six, in a green cap and black clothes and shoes.

Warren Esther Howe Robert Howe Glade Warren County John Abbott

Jamestown Man Missing Since Last Thursday

Jamestown resident William E. Waite, manager for Granger & Co. of Buffalo, disappeared after leaving the company warerooms last Thursday evening. He was seen with D. B. Dean of Fredonia and a Buffalo auditor. Mrs Waite, heavily pregnant, has shown great shock, and on Saturday afternoon she gave birth to a daughter. The Waite family also has a young son.

Jamestown William E. Waite Granger & Co Buffalo D. B. Dean Fredonia

Missionaries urge US intervention in Asia stalemate

American missionaries urge President Wilson to intervene in the China Japan deadlock sending a $6000 cablegram. They declare Beijing's demands are aggressive acts menacing the United States and call for decisive action to protect American interests.

Wilson Peking

Missionaries in China warn of Japan menace to U S safety

In a cablegram to President Wilson American missionaries in China declare Japan's aggression a menace to China and to the United States. They warn the large Japanese troop presence endangers Americans in China and urge U S intervention in the Japan China talks.

Wilson United States Japan China America

Allied Offensives Across Western Front and Baltic Seas

Paris reports Allied advances in Lorraine with captured officers and guns after trench and bayonet fighting. Aerial raids target German HQ at Mezere and Charesville in reprisal for hospital bombings. Baltic front reports say Russian and Austrian forces claim repulsed attacks while broader casualties total 159,347 British across eight months.

Paris Lorraine Ostend Roppe Mezere’s Charesville Notre Dame de Lorrette Alban-St. Nazaire Argonne Albert la Neurissons Montmare Les Eparges le Pretre Netherlands Ptarmigan Cuxhaven Great Bern Meainst

Missionaries urge US intervention in China Japan talks

A 4000 word appeal from American missionaries in Peking urges President Wilson to intervene in China Japan negotiations. They request removal of excess Japanese troops from China and for US Britain and others to join talks. The message warns that Japanese aggression threatens China and poses a danger to Americans and foreigners.

Pekin United States China Japan Wilson Washington Cable B. W. Thwine John Wherry C. H. Fenn W. A. Martin American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Tientsin J. H. Lowry Methodist Episcopal Mission Peking G. F. Hubbard American Board Great Britain America

Eggs for hatching at Kopf & Henry Grocery Warren Pa

For sale single comb white leghorn eggs for hatching. Prices: T5e for 15 or $4 for 100. Inquire by E Wincrster at Kopf Henry Grocery Warren Pa.

E. Wincrster Kopf & Henry Grocery Warren, Pa

Carpathian Front Falls to Russians Amid Heavy Losses

The Russian war office summary notes the main Carpathian crest about 75 miles front has fallen into Russian hands since the March 19 offensive, with 70 000 prisoners taken as Austrian and German forces failed to relieve Przemyśl. Fighting around Rostoki continues as Austrians press near Telepoth and Uzsok passes, while British assault operations and naval incidents are reported along the Dardanelles and in the North Sea. Italy and Austria reportedly near no agreement on territorial concessions to keep Italy neutral.

Carpathians Russian War Office Przemsi Lujkow Uzsok Passes Rostoki Uzsok Pass Telepothh Vosges Lorraine Alsace Ypres Dardanelles Ellespontes North Sea Rome Italy Austria France Belgium Asquith New Castle Hungary

Russian Offense Ends Amid Allied Assertions

German correspondents with Teutonic Allies claim the Russian offensive in the region has ended. Vienna reports no change as British and French troops clash at isolated points. The French war office says Germans dropped fifty incendiary shells on Rheims and two French aerial squadrons attacked along the Rhine. They bombarded stations and set fire to large forage stores at Mannheim.

Vienna French War Office Rheims Rhine Mannheim Zurich

Report of the Condition Reserve Fund and Liabilities

State of Pennsylvania Warren County shows a financial statement with cash and reserves totaling 5,082,933.67 and liabilities including capital stock 152,900.00 and undivided profits, deposits and time certificates. The document lists assets such as time loans 1,049,262.96, loans on call 6,100.00 and office building 95,000.00 with various miscellaneous assets and due to banks and trust co not reserve amounts.

Cssseeen Banks and Trust Co Cate Geet Onda Aeecacsesne Essaeee Evlesweste Ates Ee Oeers Pennsylvania

Serviceable shoes at popular farm prices

Large stock of footwear for farm use with gum boots for wet days and dewy mornings. Snag-proof short boot at 1.98 and Storm King at 2.98, with other makes up to 5.50. Men’s dress, work, and gun metal Goodyear welt shoes priced from 1.48 to 5.00, ladies pumps 1.48 to 5.00, and a full line for children at low prices.

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Blue Jay Creek Youngsville I. O. C. F Warren Boy Polk Institute Towanda Bradford County Canton Wellsboro Coudersport Smethport DuBois Charley Paul U. S Japan-China U.S Patent Medicine Second Ave Warren Savings Bank Resources State OF County OF A. J. Haseltine A. J. Hazeltine Norae, Mills W. W. Beaty R. W. Stone G. H. Dunham Concrete Stone CO Fifth Ave Uncle Sam Cartoons H. M. Windsor Pontar Mechanics Magazine Europe Cesgen Aseases Cartoons Magatzing Michigan Ave Chicago Pei Redding Shoe CO
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