Primary Election Notice for Warren County Pennsylvania 1919
Voters in Warren County Pennsylvania are called to the primaries on September 16 1919 to nominate for officials including Superior Court judge county commissioners sheriff treasurer auditors jury commissioners school directors assessors constables township supervisors and ward councilmen. The notice lists vacancies for Warren Borough Tidioute Clarendon Grand Valley Columbus Deerfield and other townships and wards with specific terms and positions.
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Oughs
Warren
Tidioute
Clarendon
Grand Valley
Columbus
Deerfield
Sugar Grove Boraneh
Aeough
Columbus Township
Eldred
Pine Grove Township
Sugar Grove Township
Subpoena in Divorce Notice in Warren County Case
The notice lists a divorce proceeding in Warren County Common Pleas No 28 March Term 1919. The respondent failed to appear and is summoned to the Warren Court House on the first Monday in September to answer the libel for divorce filed by the petitioner. Sheriff W W Muir and attorney D A Arird certify the summons and date in Warren, Pa. July 1919.
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Warren County Common Leas
Etypoena
Sbnoena
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
W. W. Muir
D. A. Arird
C. Manross
Libellan
Manross
Bnoena
Court summons notice from Warren Pennsylvania 1919
Subpoena and alias return indicate the named respondent must appear in person before the court on the last day to answer. D A Arndt attorney, Warren PA, July 17 1919.
Notice of Estate Discharge Hearing for Seth M Vistrand
Seth M Vistrand as administrator of the Peter Ericson estate seeks discharge. The Court of War oa County will hear the petition on September 1, 1939 at 10:00 AM. Interested parties may attend and be heard. Eth M Wistrand is the administrator. July 15, 704%
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Seth M.vistrand
Waroa County
Seth M. Vistrand
Peter Ericson
Columbia Honors Wounded Soldiers Certificate Idea
The War Department approved a special certificate for soldiers wounded in the German war. It will bear the motto Columbia gives to her sons the accolade of the new chivalry of humanity and list the soldier’s name rank unit and wound action.
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Germany
War Department
Columbia
Global dispatches and political notes from wartime era
Reports from Roumania, Britain, and the United States cover seized Bulgarian weapons, royal gatherings at Buckingham Palace, a cement trust dissolution suit in New Jersey, and profiteering actions. Also noted are labor tensions on the Welana canal, a Pershing honor in Rome, and plans for a transcontinental air derby with prizes.
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Edward Joonnson
Saranac Lake
Ausable Forks
John. Eyn
Mary Mitchell
Keeseville
N. Y
C. J. Zimmerman
New York
Hilkenny People’s Weekly
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Ireland
Welana Ship Canal
National Association of Hary
Ars England
United States
Victor Emmanuel
Military Order of Savoy
General Pershing
Rome
Nebraska
District Court
Lincoln
Leroy W. Rose
Prusidant Wilson
Beeen
Oakview
Laveta
Col
San Francisco
Olean Mob Attack During Traction Strike
A violent riot in Olean erupted Monday night as workers striking the Western New York and Pennsylvan ia Traction Company clashed with breakers. More than a dozen people were shot and several injured by the mob with attackers pursuing those outside the barn. Lawrence Page, son of Wilson Page, was beaten while police later escorted him home.
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Olean
Western New York & Pennsuia Traction Company
Lawrence Page
Wilson & Page
Traction Colony
Olean Removes Strikebreakers Under Trooper Escort
Olean authorities report the city calmer after moving 41 strikebreakers out in 14 cars at 3 am Wednesday. State troopers on horseback, motorbikes, or in cars escorted the group to the Little Valley jail, aiming to restore order following 48 hours of tension.
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Olean
Little Valley
New York Milk Wagon Drivers Seek Major Pay Rise
Retail milk wagon drivers in New York City demand $50 weekly pay and a six hour day when their contract ends in October. They also seek 2 percent commission on all sales, time and a half for overtime, and double time on Sundays. Wholesale drivers seek $55 weekly, with current rates at $32 for retail and $15 for wholesale plus 1 percent commission.
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New York City
Immigration policy changes proposed by Bans for Dillingham
The nation debates immigration policy focusing on Asia Japan China and the Martathist. A migration committee proposes limits by a cap of five percent of potential entrants with a Western hemisphere exception. The measure aims to curb new arrivals while maintaining some admitted groups.
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Japan
China
Ty Banstor Dillingham
Cammitse
Urei
Alrz Herve
Oil Firms Announce 10 Percent Employee Bonus
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and Tidewater Oil Company of Bayonne New Jersey say they will grant a 10 percent bonus to all their wage earners not on salary. The bonus aims to ease living costs and will continue until those costs drop. Standard Oil employs about 10 000 workers and Tidewater about 3 200.
Window Cleaners Strike Over Wages in New York
In New York, 1,000 members of the Window Cleaners Protective Union walked off on a rainy day demanding $26 a week instead of $27. Hours would be reduced from 44 to a shorter workweek as part of the dispute.
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Window Cleaners’ Protective Union
New York
Shrine of Naga King in Ruined City by the Lake
The ancient city near a holy lake, once ruled by a mighty king, now lies in dust. A decayed temple and withered willows survive as relics of its splendor while waters stagnate and neglect speaks through the wind.
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Dulig Wiiw
Walis
Naga
Burke on Reason Versus Pleasure in Modern Life
An Ohio State Journal reflection contrasts Edmund Burke's call for severe reason with today’s thrill seeking culture. It argues happiness defines the good and that unhappy lives lack religion and education, urging restraint and reflection as life guides.
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Edmund Burke
Burke
Purke
Ohio State Journal
New York Provision Market Report
Market notes list butter creamery prices and items such as hoUgs fresh gathered extras cheese state whole milk flats and specials. Potatoes from the south per 100 pounds and Jersey tubers priced per barrel with stated ranges.
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New York
Souther
Jersey
Grain and livestock price list from Wheat to Hay Market
Prices for grains and livestock listed with various grades and weights. Wheat No 2 red 2.30, corn No 2 yellow 2.06, oats No 2 white 0.80, beans marrows 11.00 per 100 lbs, flour best patent 12.75. Livestock include prime steers 18.00, shipping steers 12.00 to 15.50, veals 19.40 to 20.50, sheep 20.00, hogs 22.50, hay on track 20.00 to 24.00 per ton.
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Graham
Hennry
Saar
British women replace men in industry war work
A new white paper reports a 1,200,000 net increase in women workers outside their homes during the war. It lists April 1918 female employment in munitions 701,000 and other government industry 774,000, with agricultural permanent workers rising from 80,000 in 1914 to 113,000 in 1918.
Final Hope Amid Romance Refusal
A dejected male asks if all is lost as a woman replies that many other girls are less picky, offering a pragmatic glimmer of hope in a curio of courtship dialogue.
Candidate announces bid for Warren County treasurer nomination
HW A Fuellhart of Tidioute Pennsylvania announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for treasurer of Warren County subject to Republican voters on September 16 1919. Jan 2 1919.
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Nomineton
Warren County
Maries
HW. A. Fuellhart
Tidioute
uAnna
County Treasurer Candidacy Filed for Warren County
Andrew R. Black announces his Republican bid for Warren County treasurer subject to the primary voter decision. The notice is dated November 6, 1918, Warren Pa.
Warren County Commissioner Candidate Announces Candidacy
W D Ward announces candidacy for Republican nomination as Commissioner of Warren County subject to Republican voters at the primaries September 17 1949. Apr 10-19 Grade Two.
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Warren County
W. D. Ward
Candidate for Sheriff Seeks Republican Primary Nomination
The statement announces a candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Warren County Pennsylvania, subject to Republican voters in the primaries on Tuesday September 16, year noted, at Erick Lieutenant Munson.
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Erick
Munson
Classified Local List Adverts Advertisement Request
A historical notice urges readers to join a name list by sending 10 cents in silver. It explains alphabetic arrangement of names and addresses for advertising mail. Instructions emphasize clear handwriting of name street number and town to ensure delivery.
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Salebury
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A. C. Mook, KE. M. Lowe, S. A. Cramer
Addison White
Peter Erickson
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Borough of
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E. H. Beshlin
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Jeex
Dobrudja
Roumania
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Washington
Palmer
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Joseph E. Murphy
White House
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W. H. Moran
Service Service
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Ulf Enver
Woodrow Wilson
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McCran
Congress
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Howard Chandler Christy
Nancy May Palmer
David E
David Elkins
West Virginia
Stephen Elkins
W. N. Y. & P. Traction
Kacamir Valley
India
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo
Suffaio Hay Market
Hay — Ealee
Ol— Nin
Timethy
Notimethy
Women In
Andrew R. Black
Warren, Pa
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
General Law
Curtis M. Shawkey
Savings Bank Block
Penn’a
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second
BELL
DK. Phlverman
Rati
Market Street
the Weed Company
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