Crawford County Pays Bounties for Weasels and Birds
Crawford County commissioners report bounty payments totaling 3369.50 for noxious animals and birds in the state area. On Wednesday 626. Ed Williams of Sheffield has a winter walking route to take weekly grocery orders, using skis after employing a railroad speeder in summer. Harrisburg action: Charles S. Chapman named justice of the peace for Freehold township, succeeding J A McArthur. he offers free marriage rites to the first couple who calls.
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Crawford County
Ed Williams
Sheffield
Harrisburg
Tener
Charles S. Chapman
Freehold Township
Mr. Chapman
J. A. McArthur
Injuries from bob sled collision and bank notice update
Several youths were seriously injured when bob sleds collided with a rear wheel of a single horse buggy on a Titusville hill. The most affected are Margaret Hummel with severe lip and mouth cuts, Henry Hummel missing an eye, and Dorothy Baron with a torn ear. Also reported, Judge Benson’s ruling may enable Edinboro Savings Bank depositors to recover about one hundred cents on the dollar from the bank’s assets. A National Guard circular warns commanders to maintain units during drills or risk loss of strength and federal aid.
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Titusville
Margaret Hummel
Henry Hummel
Dorothy Baron
Benson
Edinboro Savings Bank
National Guard
Stewart
Postmaster at Enterprise resigns after long service
W T Allison of Enterprise resigns as postmaster effective immediately citing inability to perform duties and private business. The Enterprise office likely shifts to rural delivery from Titusville, ending his term after reappointment. A gas explosion in Kinzua injured no one but wrecked a cellar, broke windows, and blew a coal stove and piano components across rooms.
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Enterprise
W. T. Allison
United States Postal Department
Allison
Warren County
Titusville
Kinzua
Archie Scoby
James Tuttle
Mr. Scoby
Tuttle
Interm
Jamestown Woman Suffering Severe Scalp Injury
Jamestown resident Mrs. Hattie Pike of 50 Stowe Avenue was severely injured at the Odsonia plant of Cleveland Wor sted rolls when her hair was caught in a shaft. Physicians at Jones General Hospital report a good chance of recovery and note a grafting attempt for a new scalp.
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Hattie Pike
Stowe Avenue
Jamestown
N. Y
Odsonia
Cleveland
Jones General Hospital
Prayer meeting in Titusville plans fight against liquor sales
At a union prayer meeting in Titusville on Thursday night, organizers prepared to oppose liquor licenses. Remonstrances will target all retail sales applications and a general remonstrance will oppose wholesale dealers. Crawford county license court is set for the first week in February.
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G Union
Titusville
Crawford County
Death of Bert M. Moore Noted Sheffield Resident
Bert M. Moore longtime Tionesta Valley railroad agent at Sheffield died at his home Saturday morning at 7:45 after a period of illness following Christmas. He had been confined to the house since last Monday and his condition worsened Friday when his heart was affected.
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Bert M. Moore
Sheffield
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Interstate Ball League President Duke Resigns
President William Duke of the Interstate league files his resignation citing pressing business. Duke, elected after Milton A. Jordan, was re elected at Bradford on November 17. The successor to the vacant post remains unsettled and speculative.
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William Duke
Interstate League
Duke
Milton A. Jordan
Bradford
First National Bank of Warren Celebrates 50 Years
In 1914 the First National Bank of Warren marks half a century since its 1864 organization amid a growing town of 1742 residents. The bank’s booklet chronicles Warren’s history and the bank’s evolution from the original building to the 1871 brick addition and the 1911 modern quarters. It includes portraits of presidents Chapin Hall, L. D. Wetmore, Boon Mead, J. H. Eddy, F. H. Rockwell, Perry D. Clark, C. W. Jameson, and William Muir, highlighting a proud fifty year record.
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First National Bank of
Warren
Chapin Hall
L. D. Wetmore
Boon Mead
J. H. Eddy
F. H. Rockwell
Perry D. Clark
C. W. Jameson
William Muir
Yeggs Break Into Saybrook Post Office
Professional yeggmen cracked the Saybrook post office safe last Monday night and escaped with ten dollars in small change four dollars in stamps and small mercantile plunder valued at fifty dollars.
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Saybrook
Feeny Dies Near Akeley After Long Illness
Robert R. Feeny, 64, dies at Meadowdale Farm near Akeley after a three year illness. A Warren County resident most of his life he lived on Quaker Hill and ran a bakery and lunch room in Tidioute. The note also mentions an annual Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance meeting where longtime secretary G D Heath was replaced by George C Reitze of Meadville, moving the office to Crawford county capital.
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Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Corry
G. D. Heath
George C. Reitze
Meadville
Crawford County
Robert R. Feeny
William J. Feeny
Meadowdale Farm
Akeley
Mr. Feeny
Warren County
Quaker Hill
Tidioute
State Hospital Power House Completed Last Week
The $125000 power house of the State hospital at North Warren was completed last Wednesday when the final lighting system was moved to the new building. Construction began in fall 1915 and progressed through the next summer with three steam engines supplying light now connected to the system. The completed installation is described as the most complete and perfect in the state.
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State Hospital
North Warren
Clever Swindle by Comely Maiden
A lighthearted tale of a charming young grifter who passes through Union City Warren and beyond using a purse and ticket scam. Readers are urged to note the widespread kindness of local women who help her, as authorities and papers face the puzzling case. The story ends with a call for wider credit.
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Union City
Westport
Paddy Burke
Pennsy
Warren
Renova
Kane
Emporium
Ridgway
Harrisburg
Inaugural Address Emphasizes State Role and Reform
Governor Brumbaugh urges consolidation of agricultural agencies to reduce waste and focus on farming needs. He promotes municipal freedom, responsible city governance, and a broad conservation program that taxes natural resources to fund public welfare while preserving land for future generations.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Well Known Oil Man James D. Winger Dies at 42
James D. Winger, a prominent oil man from Oil City, died last Wednesday at his mother’s Russell Street home. He was 42. Born in Oil City, he spent years with Standard Oil, later traveling to West Virginia for lease investigations before his death.
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James D. Winger
Henry R. Winger
Russell Street
Mr. Winger
Oil City
Standard Oil
West Virginia
Mexico names Roque Garza president in temporary shift
Colonel Roque Gonzales Garza, head of the Mexico City convention, was named president to replace General Eulalio Gutierrez who had just been elected. The move unsettles Mexico City politics as the convention plans to pick a new leader with generals awaiting consideration of Felipe Angeles and Jose Isabel Robles. Villa’s forces move toward the capital to back the new regime.
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el Paso
Tex
Roque Gonzales Garza
Mexico City
Mexico
Eulalio Gutierrez
Porfirio Diaz
Villista
Garza
Felipe Angeles
Convention Army
Jose Isabel Robles
Gutierrez
Zapata
Aguascalientes
Villa
Tampico
Warren Mail Advertises Printing Prices
The Warren Mail promotes its printing services as a headquarters for varied printing needs and invites readers to call for pricing information.
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The
Warren Mail
Political Announcement for County Commissioner Candidacy
W D Ward of Glade Township declares candidacy for County Commissioner subject to the Republican primaries in September 1915. He asks for support.
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W. D. Ward
Glade Township
Adv
Mook Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner Seat
A C Mook announces candidacy for County Commissioner as a Republican, noting primary in September 1915 and requesting support. Also advertises subscription offer for the Mail at $1.00 in advance.
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M. P. Heasley
Arthur S. Martin
Venango Spectator
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Democratic Organization
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Princeton
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Here
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Power
Brumbaugh
Warren’s Clothing Co
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Theso’dell Clothing Company
Suspension Bridge
Roque
Garza Takes
Madero
Juarez
Frederico Gonzales Garza
A. C. Mook
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Arctics
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