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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
7
A health note promotes morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive tract and improve skin glow. It argues internal sanitation matters more than surface cleanliness and claims quick results in one to two weeks for those with dull skin or digestive issues.
Notices list various administrators executors and guardians filing first final partial and supplemental accounts for estates in Warren County with court date set for September 4 1916 at 2 PM in the Orphans Court. Names include S R Miller J Q Pratt G Alfred Elder W Fred Beebe E H Beshlin C L Wright R P Davis W J Davis Ernest E Van Tassel Simon Huber George L Hyde Edward Lindsey Uriah G Hoyt Abram J Hazeltine Saloma H Leonhart Emma L Baird C F Carlson George A Beers Anna Pearl Thomas Theodore Norman and others with offices in Warren Pa. Aug 5 1916.
By writ of Levari Facias from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania a sale will occur at Warren Borough Court House. Property lies in Youngsville Borough Warren County bounded by roads Robbin Siggins land Alexander Siggins deceased lands E F Davis deceased and various prior owners totaling seventy five rods. Property of A R Briggs and Emma S Briggs seized to satisfy W H Shortt suit now for J L Currie. Aug 17 24 31.
Letters of Administration for the estate of Ferdinand C Holtz of Warren County Pennsylvania have been granted to Fred F Holtz. Creditors urged to pay promptly and persons with claims to present them properly authenticated for settlement. Warren Pa July 14 1916. D A Arndt Attorney.
The Mail Printing Co. advertises specialized job printing services with samples and pricing. Located at 229 Pennsylvania Avenue in Warren, Pennsylvania.
In Warren County Common Pleas case No 54 March Term 1916 libellant Mabelle B Troxall vs Ralph C Troxall respondent. Respondent ordered to appear Sept 4 before the court at Warren Borough to answer the divorce petition and show cause why the bonds of matrimony should not be dissolved. Coroner acting Sheriff Geo A W DeForest and attorney Geo B Mann noted the dates August 4 11 18 25 1916.
No. 16 June Term 1916. Rose Hardy, Libellant, versus John Hardy, Respondent. Pending in the county court. Sheriff acting, Geo. B. Munn attorney representing the libellant.
In a speech note, Hughes criticizes the administration for following not leading on preparedness. He cites delayed force expansions, inconsistent pressure on Congress, and an incompetent naval program, arguing that warnings over years were ignored and political aims shaped mobilization.
In 1914 the Vera Cruz seizure followed a disputed salute demand. A cabinet officer later admitted the aim was to depose Huerta, not force a flag salute. The passage cites losses, heroism, and retreat, framing the mission as a pretext for ousting Huerta.
Mr Slughes advocates an effective system of rural credits and swift conservation of natural resources. He supports developing and utilizing resources for the greatest public advantage.
A speaker argues that women’s suffrage is inevitable given economic trends and women’s employment. Opposition may delay but cannot defeat this movement, and the public life of the country benefits from ending the contest promptly. The author states clear support for granting women the vote.
Excerpted speech by William Hughes stressing national unity, strong constitutional order, and a Republican call to action. He frames America as powerful, obligated, and efficient, pledging loyalty to American ideals and local self government within a strong national framework.
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