Political Announcement for Sheriff Candidacy
Sheriff candidate GEO. A. W. DEFOREST declares his run for sheriff pending the Washington Party primaries in September.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
7
Sheriff candidate GEO. A. W. DEFOREST declares his run for sheriff pending the Washington Party primaries in September.
Karl A. Krantz announces his candidacy for District Attorney pending the outcome of the Washington Party Primaries to be held next September and mentions Republican considerations.
N. C. Allen announces candidacy for Tax Collector of Warren Borough subject to Washington Party primaries in September.
TATARAS announces his candidacy for Warren county Sheriff for the term starting January 1, 1914, subject to primary election results to be held this fall.
Henry H. Bassett runs in the Republican primaries for Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans Court. The decision of party voters will determine his path to the office.
E. M. Hodges of Conenango Township seeks the party nomination for Prothonotary at the upcoming primaries. Voters in the party will decide at the primaries.
Sumner A. Orr announces his bid for Tax Collector of Waren Borough subject to Democratic primaries in September 1913. He seeks election to the office and urges support from party voters ahead of the primary.
An application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on August 21 1915 by D B Hitchcock Benjamin E Firth Carl H Cramer and others under the 1874 Act to incorporate for the charter of Lander Real Estate Company to buy sell hold and lease real estate and enjoy all rights and privileges of the Act and supplements.
In Warren County Common Pleas 19 June Term 1913 Florence Augusta Murtaugh libellant sues Thomas Edward Murtaugh respondent. Defendant must appear September 1 at Warren Court House to answer the divorce petition. Sheriff Henry Park issues notice. Warren Pa July 30 1913.
No. 7 June Term 1913 docket entry notes libellant Susan A White against respondent Henry E White. The case date is listed as July 31 with notation 4t and involves a divorce or similar action in the June Term 1913 docket.
On July 29 1913 the L B Wood Company filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas Warren County for a decree of dissolution. A hearing is set for September 1 1913 at 10 AM allowing interested parties to attend and oppose if they wish. Solicitor John Siggins Jr represents the petitioner.
On July 29, 1913, the Stanton Oil Company filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County seeking an order to show cause why the court should grant the petitioner relief. The hearing was set for July 1, 1918, at 10 o clock A M, with John Sigluns Jr. as solicitor for the petitioner.
Iris F Wood Administrator will present a petition to the Warren Pennsylvania court on September 1 1913 at 1 o clock AM asking to be discharged as administrator of the estate of George W Wood Deceased
The Board of Directors calls a special meeting of stockholders at the company office in Warren Pennsylvania on September 18 1913 at 2 pm to vote on an increase in capital stock. Secretary M T Thomas notes the notice period from July 17 to September 18.
The Register of Warren County records that administration accounts for several estates and guardianships have been filed and will be presented to the Orphans Court on September 1 at 2 PM for confirmation. Listed are first and final accounts for Mary Martin estate, Anna Offerle guardian, Ida M Anderson guardians, Clyde R McKenzie guardian, S O Musselman estate, Mabel Cheney guardian, Frederick Rucisille estate, Katherine Cochran estate, and Dora V Johnson guardian, with dates spanning 1913 to 1915.
In Reno county Hutchinson Kansas gangs of men harvest knock green apples from thickly laden trees to prevent branches from breaking under heavy fruit. Growers explain the work safeguards trees and ensures harvest quality in crowded orchards.
In Walla Walla Washington Leslie G. Kork and his fox terrier Chinner appeared in superior court. The dog’s chase of a fat mouse interrupted proceedings until officers assisted and the case was resumed.
The state agricultural commission reports a wheat prospect of 101 percent of average, with oats at 2 percent and timothy 79 percent. Potatoes 70 percent, clover hay 11.5 tons per acre. Fruit outlook weak with apples 34 percent, peaches 31 percent, pears 42 percent of average.
New York market notes show wheat futures closing at Sept 94 54 cents and Dec 97 4 cents. Oats No 2 white at 48 cents. Pork Mess at 23.00 to 23.89. Butter Creamery extras at 27 4 to 27 1 2 cents. Eggs state and Pennsylvan ia at 7 3 4 cents. Long Island potatoes about 2.00 to 2.07 a bushel.
Buffalo Provision Market lists Wheat No. 1 Northern at 91 4 cents, Corn No. 2 yellow at 79 cents, No yellow 78 1/2 cents, Oats No. 2 white 45 1/2 cents, No 3 white 44 4/4 cents. Flour Fancy blended patent per barrel 5.50 to 6.00, Winter family patent 5.50 to 6.25. Butter Creamery prints extra 29 cents, creamery state choice 26 27 cents. Eggs Hennery mixed 27 28 cents. Cheese Good to choice 14 14 1/2 cents. Potatoes White fancy per barrel 2.60.
CATTLE prime steers 8.75 to 9.00 shipping steers 8.25 to 8.50 choice cows 6.50 to 7.00 choice heifers 7.25 to 8.00 bologna bulls 6.00 to 6.75 choice veals 150 to 110.00 fair to good 9.00 to 10.25 sheep and lambs choice spring lambs 7.50 to 8.00 yearling lambs 6.00 to 6.50 hogs light Yorkers 9.60 heavies 9.15 to 9.25
George B Christman former New York City council member now at Blackwell’s Island alms house. Flemington New Jersey facility mistreatment of boys to be shown to grand jury. Democratic caucus likely to back currency bill as House moves it forward. Navy secretary Daniels says spend all congressionally allotted money on a navy afloat. Frawley committee records show Governor Sulzer’s funds rose from 1112 to 22527 between Sept 1 1912 and Jan 1 1913.
A New York waitress arrested after she allegedly dragged a man four blocks toward a policeman, while she called him sweetheart. The incident occurred amid a day of national headlines including Wilson policies and currency bill demonstrations.
Democratic caucus begins consideration of a currency bill. Diamonds valued at 9000 dollars were stolen from the summer home of Mrs. M. H. For rest of Philadelphia at Kennebunk port Me. The Uruguayan government will not participate in the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francisco due to high cost. Senator A O Bacon says party lines in Mexican affair are erased and urges support for peace projects. Aviator Roelser and a student killed over Brueck Germany, death toll to 308.
The Democratic county caucus on the currency bill votes down a motion to admit the public. Americans see soldiers fire two volleys at the body of late President Auguste of Haiti as it lay in church.
In Tarrytown a girl’s terrified screams alarm burglars who flee the Rockefeller estate. The incident unsettles neighbors as authorities investigate the attempted break in and review security at the prominent property.
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