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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1915

Page

5

Notaries Confirmed by The State Senate

The state senate has confirmed several notaries including Ozro Nesmith L G Eddy Mabelle J Mason L C Jamieson Nora E Mills Joseph A Schofield of Warren William R Dawson of Tidioute and H A Pinney of Sheffield. Elk County grows as a new gas producer between Kane and Ridgway with an estimated 6 000 000 feet daily on a Talmage Oil and Gas lease. biggest well is 10 000 000 feet.

State Senate Ozro Nesmith L. G. Eddy Mabelle J. Mason L. C. Jamieson Nora E. Mills Joseph A. Schofield Warren William R. Dawson Tidioute H. A. Pinney Sheffield Elk County Kane Ridgway Talmage Oil and Gas Company

May Electrify Buffalo and Susquehanna Railway Lines

The Western New York and Pennsylvania Traction Company, operating about 100 miles of electric railways from Olean, contemplates purchasing and electrifying the abandoned steam Buffalo and Susquehanna line from Wellsville to Buffalo. New connections may extend from Olean to Arcade, 35 miles, and Olean to Bolivar, 18 miles.

Western New York & Pennsylvania Traction Company Olean Wellsville Buffalo Arcade Boliver

Jamestown Joins Interstate League After Directors Meeting

Jamestown is virtually assured a berth in the Interstate League for the next season after a directors meeting at Hotel Samuels. John Mattison has taken over the franchise and will sell stock at 25 dollars a share. Warren and Bradford will join the League.

Jamestown Samuels John Mattison Warren Bradford Mattison

Rev Thomas R Thoburn Receives New Jersey Call

Reverend Thomas R Thoburn D D, former Grace Methodist pastor now in Erie, has received a call from the First Methodist Church of Montclair New Jersey. He has not indicated whether he will accept.

Thomas R. Thoburn D. D Grace Methodist Church Erie First Methodist Church Montclair N. J

Well Known Tionesta Man Passes Away

Jared P. Hulin a longtime Tionesta resident and carpenter who worked at Polk died at his home last Sunday after returning December 4 with stomach trouble his condition worsened until death He had lived in the community for over four decades.

Tionesta Jared P. Hulin Polk Louise Peterson Peter Hedges Hedges

Anderson Johnson Wed In Jamestown Ceremony

J William Anderson son of Mr and Mrs John S Anderson of Jamestown married Miss Florence A Johnson of Warren at the Swedish Methodist Episcopal church in Jamestown. Attendants were Marvin H Anderson and Olga T Stahl. They will live in Warren where he takes a new position March 1.

J. William Anderson John S. Anderson Jamestown Florence A. Johnson Warren Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church Eric P. Swan Marvin H. Anderson Olga T. Stahl Anderson

Olds Elected Corry Councilman to Fill Resigned Seat

L. W. Olds won last Wednesday’s Corry municipal election to fill the vacancy caused by Cassius Alexander’s resignation after his election to the assembly. Only 300 of 1,220 residents voted while W. W. Morgaridge, the lone other candidate, had announced he did not want the job.

L. W. Olds Corry Cassius Alexander W. W. Morgaridge

Assembly calls for Wilson veto of literacy test bill

The New York State Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution urging President Wilson to veto the Smith Burnett immigration bill that includes a literacy test. The item appeared in Albany with the call to action published in the Warren Mail.

Assembly Albany N. Y State Assembly Wilson

Lester Shoe Company Opens Another Store in Auburn

The Lester Shoe Company expands with a new Warren based chain store now open in Auburn New York on Second Avenue. Leveraging strong purchasing power they offer large value in footwear across their growing network.

Lester Shoe Company Lester Shoe Co Warren Second Avenue Auburn N. Y

Youngsville I O O F Visits Columbus Lodge

The I O O F of Youngsville with 50 members visited Columbus lodge Monday evening. They presented the first degree with a large class of candidates, followed by a banquet and dancing. Both lodges enjoyed the visit and hope for a repeat soon.

Columbus Lodge Youngsville

Two Hundred Conversions At Sheffield Revival

The four weeks evangelistic campaign at Sheffield Methodist Episcopal Church led by Currie and Peters closed with large crowds. Daily conversions reached about 35, bringing total conversions to around 200 for the campaign, described as Sheffield's greatest harvest of souls.

Sheffield Methodist Episcopal Church Currie Peters Sheffield

Teachers Local Institute Saturday at Court House

The local institute for North Warren moves to the Warren Court House for January 30 at 10 AM to accommodate the large turnout. Supt. C S Knapp secured J C Nearman expert in Rural Education and Prof R M McNeal from the State Department of Education as speakers. They will also address the Directors Convention on January 28–29.

North Warren Court House Warren C. S. Knapp J. C. Nearman Washington, D. C R. M. McNeal State Department of Education Harrisburg Knapp

Case of Enoch Arden Duplicated In Warren

Warren reports a tangled case starting with Bellaire Ohio residents James Staats and his wife with five children. Staats, presumed drowned after falling from a river dredge, later surfaces via divorce troubles, while his new wife Mrs. Staats Runnion fears a double marriage. Separately, J P Jefferson and companions sail the yacht Idler on a year long semi scientific cruise from Hoboken to the Pacific and Pacific Islands, not aboard the ship when news arrives, with details of vessel and crew.

Boyle Sharon James P. Whitla Willie Whitla James Boyle Helen Boyle Western Penitentiary Warren Enoch Arden James Staats Bellaire Runnion Staats Tennessee Galapagos Islands Marquesas Islands Fiji Islands Samoa Gilbert Islands Marshall Islands Hawaiian Islands San Francisco Robert Louis Stevenson Jefferson Henry T. Salone New York Yacht Club Tams, Lemoine & Crane Robert Harding Tietgen &Lang Hoboken N. J

Idler Sinks and 15 Feared Lost in Yacht Disaster

Efforts to learn details of the Idler wreck off Inner Diamond Shoals near Cape Hatteras continue after a heavy gale. The yacht owned by J. P. Jefferson of Warren, Pennsylvania was en route to Havana to pick up friends for a cruise. captain Robert H. Harding and 14 crew were said to be lost.

New York Diamond Shoals Cape Hatteras J. P. Jefferson Warren Havana Cuba Jefferson North Carolina Robert H. Harding

Bill to Aid Woman in Her Farm Work

A bill drafted by a committee representing 20,000 members of the International Congress of Farm Women was introduced in the House to create a Farm Women’s Bureau in the Department of Agriculture to address domestic issues of country life.

Washington International Congress of Farm Women House Department of Agriculture

Peru House OKs 3.5 Million Soles Government Loan

Lima report states the House of Representatives approved a government loan totaling 3,500,000 soles about 1,600,000 dollars. The action passed today in Lima on January 27.

Lima Peru House of Representatives

Newspaper men need not reveal sources in court ruling

The U S Supreme Court ruled that George Burdick and William L Curtin of the New York Tribune may refuse to disclose the sources of information for articles on customs frauds to federal prosecutors and the grand jury.

Washington United States Supreme Court Today George Burdick William L. Curtin New York Tribune New York

Natural Gasoline Company charter notice filed in PA

Thomas C. Hawkey Harold R. Hawkey and Henry H. Cumings apply to the Governor on March 2 1915 for a charter of the Natural Gasoline Company to purchase lease real estate and produce petroleum natural gas and gasoline lubricants and allied products and engage in related trading. solicitor John E. Sibble notes.

State of Pennsylvania Thomas C. Hawkey Harold R. Hawkey Henry H. Cumings Act of Assembly Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Natural Gasoline Company John E. Sibble

Suffrage Bill Favored in Texas Legislature

An equal suffrage bill was favorably reported to the lower House of the Texas Legislature in Austin on January 27.

Texas Austin Tex

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