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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
8
New garments arrive daily with prices up to 25 dollars. The store advertises better garments at unusually low prices and claims a wide range of materials colors and styles represented.
Stockholm December 20 King Christian of Denmark King Gustav of Sweden and King Haakon of Norway with their foreign ministers met at Malto to align interests during the war. They issued a communique saying the talks preserved neutrality and fostered cooperation, with plans for future meetings to continue joint discussions.
Washington dispatch reports American importers of hides from Australia and New Zealand may face a British embargo within a month. Licences will be issued with guarantees not to re export to war hostile countries, allowing importers to obtain hides under the new system.
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania a colored housemaid cashed a $15 check signed by mill superintendent R E Robertson and indorsed by his wife. After the merchant failed to confirm the check's authenticity an inspector found wires had been cut to the Robertson home. The girl fled by train to Philadelphia as police pursued.
In the Warren County Orphans Court matter of the estate of I N Smith, to be sold January 18 1915 at 2 PM at the Warren Court House, description of two parcels in Conewango Township totaling about 35 acres, with deed from 1910. Terms require one third cash at sale and balance in two annual installments with interest, secured by mortgage.
A brief notice promotes a Warren Malil subscription rate of $1.08 per year paid in advance for access to the publication.
The Y M C A board reports the new building repairs nearly finished after the September fire and expects occupancy by Christmas. Revenue from the whirlwind campaign exceeds sixty one thousand dollars with about fifteen thousand still unpaid, five thousand of which may be covered upon debt clearance. A December 29 reception and December 30 pledge collections aim to retire remaining obligations before a January 1 and 2 opening. Gym classes begin January 4.
Reports from Flanders and northern France describe ongoing fighting with trenches lost and won and small allied gains. German claims of advances along the Bzura and Rawka fronts contrast Russian reports of fierce clashes near the Vistula. British Lt Norman Holbrook wins the Victoria Cross for the B11 submarine action at the Dardanelles.
A workless man in Youngsville asked for flour on credit but was refused. He was later seen with a sack, prompting a warrant for the missing flour. The constable declined to serve it at a nearby home where a mother bakes and children eat dough. Belgians need aid. local relief groups urged to help.
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