Republican Ticket for Pennsylvania 1918 Ballot
Dated Thursday July 11 1918 the Republican ticket lists Governor William C Sproul Lieutenant Governor Edward E Beidelman Secretary of Internal Affairs James F Woodward Congressmen at large William J Burke Thomas S Crago Mahlon M Garland Anderson H Walters Congressman 25th District Willis J Hulings Senator 48th District Marshall Phipps Assembly Williston P Wood.
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William C. Sproul
Edward E Beidelman
James F. Woodward
William J. Burke
Thomas. S Crago
Mahlon M Garland
Anderson H Walters
Willis J. Hulings
Marshall Phipps
Williston P. Wood
Fuel Cutback Plan Sparks Public Outcry in Oak Creek
Oak Creek Times reports on Prof Garfield's idea to reduce household fuel and light use by half next year due to coal shortages. Critics accuse him of hindering coal production while warning campaign rhetoric could exhaust the public as wartime politics loom.
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Garfield
Kaiser Buried by Sharon Citizens in Mock Funeral
A pig carcass wearing a spike helmet led a funeral procession through Sharon in a dilapidated hearse pulled by a mule. Boy scouts walked on both sides carrying spades while a band led the march and a sneaker delivered a funeral oration from the hearse top.
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Kaiser
Sharon
Daddy Keeps Promise and Gets French Cross
Pittsburgh news tells of Lieut. Walter Rogers Flannery who left for France two months ago promising his infant daughter that he would return with a French cross. He fulfilled that vow by rescuing a wounded Frenchman after swimming the Marne under heavy fire and earned the French cross of war.
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Pittsburgh
Walter Rogers Flannery
France
Marne
Ford warns against excess tatting in wartime message
Henry Ford urges reduced indulgence in fashion during wartime. The source questions his stance by asking if increasing walking could better support the war effort, prompting a light social contrast on personal frugality and productivity.
Bands and bankers mix in a wartime era sketch and bank notice
A humorous portrait of bands as a social force contrasts with a Warren National Bank balance sheet dated June 29 1918. The piece blends satirical comments on band formation and public influence with a formal financial snapshot including assets liabilities and officers sworn in July 1918.
Newspaper Moves to New Location at 218 Hickory Street
The paper explains relocation from 229 Pennsylvania Avenue West to 218 Hickory Street due to warehouse and machinist delays. Readers are invited to visit, subscribe, or place printing orders as operations resume.
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Warren Mail
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hickory Street
Noronic
New York
Panama
America
Kakabeka Falls
Niagara
Detroit
Sarnia
S.S. Marne
Port Arthur
Fort William
Duluth
Toronto
Winnipeg
Buffalo
Clevess
U.S
Cleveland
Annessee
Cedar
Point
Put-in-Bay
Buticd
American Express
Influenza Widespread in German Cities
German papers report rapid Spanish flu spread in Bremen Hamburg Hanover Cassel and other cities. The Frankfurter Zeitung notes one third to one half of factory workers absent in Frankfurt due to illness.
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Bremen
Hamburg
Hanover
Cassel
Frankfurter Zeitung
Frankfurt
Donnelley Named Chief of Pulp and Paper Section
Thomas S. Donnelley of Chicago was appointed chief of the pulp and paper section by the War Industries Board. He succeeds W. B. Colver, whose growing duties as chairman of the Federal Trade Commission and a price-fixing committee member prompted the change.
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Thomas S. Donnelley
Chicago
War Industries Board
W. B. Colver
Federal Trade Commission
Subpoena in Divorce in Warren County Court
In Warren County Common Pleas No 20 June Term 1918 Robert J Clawson libellant vs Helen G Clawson respondent non est inventus subpoena notified to appear in person before the court at the courthouse Warren Borough on the first Monday in August the 5th to answer complaints of Taheliant ann chan
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Warren County
Taheliant Ann. Chan
Yearly Food Bill Highlights Household Spending
A 1917 expenditure ledger shows Libellant spent 58.28 for food, averaging around 15 cents a day. The account notes meat and fruit purchases, wages, and long workdays, with Sheriff DeForest recording the figures in Warren, Pennsylvania. The letter connects wartime morale to public support and urges readers to subscribe to the Warren Mail.
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Piains Ulvis Lavoie Ware
Berberton
Dickey
Acts of Assembly
A. W. Deforest
Bill Warren
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