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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
7
Train times listed for East West and Oil City divisions with morning afternoon and evening departures. Applies to daily schedule with exceptions for Sunday.
The timetable lists Main Line westbound and other routes with hourly and half hour departures from waiting rooms and stations. It notes special runs to Conewango Avenue, end-of-line shuttles, Clarendon pass times, express Warren to Jamestown at 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., extra Warren to Clarendon cars, and a late-night final service with arrival times.
A detailed roster of national and state leaders, including President Taft and Secretary Knox, plus Pennsylvania state officers, county health chiefs, school boards, and ward officials. It lists governors, attorneys general, treasurers, education board members, health officers, auditors, and local clerks with their jurisdictions and assignments.
Sheriff Henry Park will sell at Warren Court House the property tied to Albert Damon and Alice Damon and others as per writs from Warren County Court of Common Pleas. Parcels include 39 1/4 acres and multiple adjoining tracts in Sparta and Spring Creek townships plus timber and bark rights and an apple orchard. Sale notice from August 17, 1911 lists mortgagors and terre tenants with the H. L. Spiesman suit.
Auction of multiple properties across Pittsfield Youngsville and Southwest Townships in Warren County. Sales include 50 acre tract from James Preston, a two story brick store area, and lots conveyed through Christopher Jensen and others with mineral rights reserved. Bids occur at 2 PM at the Warren Court House under writs Levari and Pieri Facias. Henry Park Sheriff announces August 16 1911 with dates August 17 24.
Speaker Champ Clark laments the prolonged session begun April 4 under President Taft. He notes Congress failed to curb tariff barons and trusts, despite near two thirds votes, and contrasts Taft vetoes with his Winona speech as November 1912 approaches.
W F Grindley administrator of John G Grindley deceased of Warren borough Warren county Pennsylvania will on September 4 1911 at 2 pm petitioning the court for leave to sell lot 553 on the north side of Fifth street Warren to pay debts. Property bounds given and described. sale for debts and as authorized by court. Notice dated August 10 1911 with publication Aug 17 24 31.
A land parcel in Conewango Township now in Warren Borough, described by boundaries along Morrison Street and the Giegerich line, formerly conveyed to Margeret Clyne then Ambrose Giegerich, now owned by Lucy O'Brien for life under intestate succession. Includes a two story frame dwelling, sold at J. J. O'Brien's suit, Warren Pa August 23 1911. Also a Help Wanted ad for Good Housekeeping Magazine in Warren seeking a representative for subscription renewals with pay. Salary details show $31,97.
The passage highlights writers such as Edward Stanley Field Seumas MacManus Walter Prichard Eaton John A Moroso James Barnes Edwin L Sabid G B Lancaster Ellis Parker Butler and Richard Washburn Child as having well known and deservedly popular stories in the September Red Book Magazine.
An advertising note promotes ad space in the Meili and Get Re Feutte publication. It highlights reach to local readers and options for placements across editions and sections.
Speaker Champ Clark says the Democrats made a good record in the first session of the Sixty-second Congress as they led one branch for the first time in sixteen years. He criticizes the president at points and praises insurgent Republicans who aided tariff revision efforts.
The speaker lauds sixty three majority in the house and praises the new members for duty and capacity. He defends Democratic stance on the wool veto, claiming Taft saved them trouble, cites hours spent on the wool schedule, and notes bipartisan efforts to reduce tariff rates on essentials.
Speech defends integrity as the sole politics in office, insisting that discharging duty honestly and courageously earns public trust. The speaker says opponents call this politics, but proponents argue it is the only honorable approach lawmakers know and are willing to pursue.
Several inquiries will continue between Congress adjournment and December. Key panels include the steel trust committee with Stanley as chairman and members Bartlett Beall Littleton McGillicuddy Young Sterling Danforth and Gardner.
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