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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1915

Page

8

Thaw Granted Sanity Jury Trial in May

New York April 23 Harry K Thaw slayer of Stanford White wins a writ of habeas corpus to bring sanity before a jury The judge set the trial for May 17 and said the jury aids the court but its verdict will not bind the decision Thaw who will be remanded to the Tombs spoke with radiant hope and said the ruling would help his mother Mary Copley Thaw. The court noted Thaw is confined in a State hospital for the insane and can seek a sanity determination at any time. About ten witnesses are expected with doctors MacDonald and Flint among the experts likely to testify.

New York Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Supreme Court Hendrick Than Thaw Mary Copley Thaw MacDonald and Flint

Barnes Roosevelt libel suit reveals Roosevelt’s cautious Hughes support

In Syracuse, April 26 Roosevelt acknowledged there were currents against Hughes but urged no better candidate exist noting Hughes could carry the state. On April 27 Roosevelt testified again with letters showing he favored Hughes’ renomination while denying domination of the convention.

Syracuse N. Y William A. Barnes Charles E. Hughes Roosevelt Hughes Barnes-Roosevelt Barnes Henry Parsons Andrews Theodore Roosevelt Herbert Parsons Barnes- Roosevelt Hughees Parsons Baches Higkes

Kronprinz Will Stay German Cruiser Interned at Norfolk

Lieutenant Captain Thierfelder of the Wilhelm notified Collector Hamilton that the German cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm will remain interned at the Norfolk Navy Yard beside her sister raider Prinz Eitel Friedrich. The commander cited illness among more than sixty sailors with beriberi as preventing a dash past allied ships, with the U S government granting time until midnight of April 50 to make the vessel seaworthy.

Norfolk Navy Yard Prinz Eitel Friedrich Thierfelder Wilhelm Hamilton Virginia Capes Beriberi United States

West and Shanklin Depart Mexico City for Vera Cruz

Duval West Wilsons personal representative in Mexico and Arnold Shanklin consul general started for Vera Cruz from Mexico City amid delays. Advices to the state department indicate no foreigners used the train to flee Vera Cruz. The military situation remains unclear with meager reports arriving.

Washington, D. C

Lightning Kills Woman in Fisher Field Incident

Clarion Pennsylvania April 27 Mrs Mary Gratuck 25 was struck by lightning while fighting a brush fire near her home in Fisher and died at the scene authorities reported.

Clarion Fisher Mary Gratuck

Governor Brumbaugh and Local Option Prospects

Governor Brumbaugh expressed clear optimism about enacting a local option law in the next session. He noted rumors of a Republican plank on local option and suggested no extra session is planned. Chambersburg groups formed to support his local option fight. Democratic candidate McCormick warned local option depends on liquor influence and party alliances.

Harrisburg Brumbaugh Philadelphia Public Service Commission Chambersburg Twelve Church Brotherhoods First United Brethren Church Vance McCormick Democratic-Washington Party Pennsylvania

Local News Bits From Across the States

Reports from Kirksville Mandan Syracuse Los Angeles and other towns cover a range of odd incidents. A surgeon used local anaesthetic for appendicitis in Hunsacker, while a bath led to a death in Mandan. Arbor Day tree offers in Syracuse and a ring found in a fish stomach near Venice. A teen in Union Endicott confessed to planning wrecks, Toe Hoelscher’s death, and a Harrisburg bill proposal on elections and public morals.

Kirksville Andy Hunsacker Hunsacker Mandan N. D Mike Keating Syracuse N. Y New York State College of Forestry Los Angeles Calif L. O. Matthews Venice Fay Williams Matthews Inion Frank Rise Union Endicott Erie Violet Texas Toe Hoelscher Harrisburg Frederick Bever Philadelphia Batavia Albert H. Call

Mary Neuman Sues for Divorce Over Low Husband Income

Mrs Mary Neuman sues Ernest Neuman in Vanderburgh County Superior Court for divorce alleging he falsely claimed to earn $25 weekly before marriage. She says he now makes 25 cents a day as a theater usher and expects her to live on it.

Evansville Ind Mary Neuman Iis Vanderburg County Ernest Neuman

Largest shirt ever made by Parsons factory in Kansas

Parsons, Kansas reports the Baldwin shirt factory made for George W. Nickler of Amesia a colossal shirt with a waist of 83 inches, a 28 inch collar, 66 inch chest, and 28 inch arms. Nickler, said to be the largest man in Iowa, orders by mail due to shops' lack of suitable ready mades.

Parsons Kan Baldwin Shirt George Karr George W. Nickler Amesia Katy Railroad Nickler Iowa Ames

18th a Lucky Date for Cyrus E Woods

Girard notes in Topics of the Town that Cyrus E Woods secretary of the commonwealth under Governor Brumbaugh has repeatedly marked January 18 as a lucky date. He was married then and named attorney for Pittsburg Coal, before Taft picked him for Portugal minister and Brumbaugh sworn in January 19. The piece jokes about future vacancies.

Girard Philadelphia Ledger Cyrus E. Woods The Commonwealth Brumbaugh Mr. Woods Santa Claus Pittsburg Taft Portugal Woods Russia

Storm Strikes Titusville Sawmill Suffer Lightning Prostrates Worker

A fierce storm hit Titusville and Miller farm causing injuries to Francis Lavery of Jamisons Corners who was found unconscious after lightning struck a water pipe. Three others were lightly shocked. Oil tanks were also struck and destroyed in nearby fields, including 60 barrel and 49 barrel tanks owned by local businesses.

Titusville Francis Lavery Jamisons Corners Miller Farm Lavery Wilbur Raasen Co Pleasantville Deed Brothers Oil City G. W. Stevenson Chership

Tenant Lease Notices At The Mail Office

Lease notices advertise tenants at the mail office location with details on rental terms and deadlines for response. The notice emphasizes how to obtain agreements and where to submit signed leases for processing.

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