Enemies of Sibley Demand Audit of Campaign Expenses
The Venango county court agreed to audit Joseph C. Sibley’s primary campaign expense account after petitions from 27 voters across Venango Warren and Mercer counties. Judge Criswell set 10 a.m. Aug. 29 for the audit with a $5 000 bond. attorney J S Carmichael represented Sibley and noted the audit scope and possible witness count remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund C. Breene
Oil City
Venango County
Hon
J.C. Sibley
Congress
Warren and
Mercer
E. C. Breene
W. M. Parker
William Hasson
Joseph Manning
Gus Moran
William Orr
W.C. Tyler
P. H. Shields
G. H. Torrey
John L. Mattax
Franklin
John E. Gill
O. H. Graham
David McCalmont
George Tibbin
Geo. O. Ellis
Criswell
Pennypacker
Court of Quarter Sessions
Joseph C. Sibley
J. S. Carmichael
Sibley
Carmichael
Helping Jews in Russia Francis Burton Harrison aid drive
Francis Burton Harrison, a U.S. Representative from New York, champions relief for Jews facing persecution in Russia. He urges Congress and public to support humanitarian aid and refugee assistance programs amid ongoing oppression.
Boss Wood Chopper Fatally Stabbed Near Limestone
Archie Freeman of Emporium, foreman for a Rice Brook gang, was fatally stabbed in Limestone near Bradford after an argument about patronizing an Italian. He died at Bradford hospital. Suspect Nick Peroz zoli is sought by McKean and Cattaraugus counties. Angelo Reco is in custody. The attack followed Freeman’s visit to local drinking spots and a disputed remark about Americans versus Italians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Archie Freeman
Emporium
Rice Brook
Limestone
N. Y
Bradford Hospital
Nick Perozzoli
McKean County
Cattaraugus County
Angelo Reco
Freeman
River Street
Guth Retires as Superintendent at State Hospital
At a July 8 1910 special trustees meeting the State Hospital for the Insane at North Warren decided not to re elect Dr M S Guth as Superintendent. Guth becomes Advisory Staff earning 4000 yearly and Dr M M Hawke of Philadelphia is chosen to succeed him. Hawke son of Rear Admiral Hawke and previously led insane patient care at Blockley Hospital now Pennsylvania Hospital. Guth had led the institution since its founding and after Dr Curwin the role was filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital For the Insane
North Warren
M. S. Guth
Guth
M. M. Hawke
Philadelphia
Hawke
United States Navy
Friends
Blokly Hospital
Pennsylvania Hospital
State Hospital
Curwin
Goodwill Hill Man Kil led by Lightning
Joseph Atkinson a 56 year old veterinary surgeon living at Goodwill Hill near Grand Valley was struck by lightning and killed while working on the Wesley Fisher farm. Jerome Eddy 28 was knocked unconscious and later recovered. Paul Fisher was stunned but unharmed seriously. The accident occurred as the men were cocking windrows of hay ahead of an approaching storm.
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Joseph Atkinson
Goodwill Hill
Grand Valley
Wesley Fisher
Jerome Eddy
Paul Fisher
Fisher
Mr. Atkinson
Mr. Eddy
Mr. Fisher
Fred Chambers
Mr. Pool
Fisher House
Morane Breaks Altitude Record in Bournemouth Run
French aviator Morane flew a Bleriot mono plane in Bournemouth July 14 reaching an altitude claim of 4,210 feet before recalculation showing 4,100 feet. He descended with engine off and landed inside the ring amid cheers. Atlantic City rival Brookins rose to 6,127 feet last Saturday night, prompting technical doubts over Morane’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bournemouth
Morane
Aeronic
Atlantic City
Brookins
Duke of Connaught Named Governor General of Canada
The Duke of Connaught is set to succeed Earl Grey as Governor General of Canada, marking a ceremonial transition in imperial administration. He will take up duties in Ottawa and represent the Crown in Canadian affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Grey
Canada
Spinster Mary Walters Revealed Married to Railroad Engineer
Fort Wayne, July 14. It comes to light Mary Walters known as Miss Walters who died last week was long ago married to John Murphy, a railroad engineer whose death six years ago left her as a beneficiary. Murphy gave her life policies and bank savings but she refused them. A age certificate shows they married in 1881. they never lived together. She is survived by two sisters in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Mary Walters
John Murphy
Murphy
Walters
Norfolk
Letter Carriers to Meet in Jamestown Convention
The National Letter Carriers Association plans its annual convention in Jamestown on September 5 and 6. About two thousand people are expected, with 300 Buffalo carriers joining Labor Day events and a lake excursion to raise convention funds.
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National Letter Carriers’ Association
Jamestown
Jamestown Association
Buffalo
Chautauqua Lake
Some Lake Point
Bournemouth Aviation Meet Death of Charles Rolls Declared Misadventure
An inquest into the death of Charles Stewart Rolls during Tuesday aviation contests concluded in under ten minutes. The verdict ruled Rolls died by misadventure. The aviation meeting proceeded as if the incident had not occurred.
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Bournemouth
Charles Stewart Rolls
Rolls
Bulldog Attack Hits Woman in Long Island Stable
Mrs. Mary Amo, 35, while searching for a horse stolen from her Pine Street barn, was bitten by a bulldog in George B Kenny's stable at 112 Pine Street. Rescued by bystanders, she was taken home. The dog was taken to Newtown police for observation for rabies. Her barn had recently been broken into and a horse taken.
Erieite in Jail on Lottery Charge
J L Papier of Erie is in Titusville lockup on a lottery charge awaiting $3000 bail. He was held after a city hall hearing before Police Magistrate Charles F Leibrich, remanded to jail for grand jury action. His associates fled to Columbus Ohio.
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J. L. Papier
Erie
Titusville
Meadville
Papier
Charles F. Leibrich
Concealing Dead Infant on Train From Egg Harbor
Louis Deininger carried his six month old infant's body for two hours from Egg Harbor New Jersey to Philadelphia while hiding the death from his wife. Upon reaching home he disclosed the tragedy causing her to faint. The parents had sought treatment for whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Egg Harbor
N. J
Louis Deininger
Suffrage Bill Buried In House After Debate
London July 14 The conciliation suffrage bill faced heavy after effects from Tuesday night speeches. Mr Shackleton's bill passed the second reading but was referred to the committee of the whole house and may be buried for the rest of the session.
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London
Commons
Shackleton
Wanted Competent Girl for General Housework
Classified notice seeks a competent girl for general housework at 406 Third Street Warren Pennsylvania. Publication dates July 7 14 21 indicate a short employment ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Warren, Pa
Agitation Quote Cited as School Ballot Strategy
A quotation from Phillips frames agitation as the method to plant the school by the ballot box, emphasizing political action to influence education. The remark underscores the link between activism and school policy through electoral means.
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Phillips
Wheat Exports Decrease and Cotton Value Rises Abroad
Washington reports 12 months ending June 1919 saw U S wheat exports fall by about 21 million bushels versus the previous year. Corn declined by about 1 million bushels, meat and dairy products fell in value from 145 million to 110 million, while cotton exports dropped in quantity by around 500 million pounds but increased in value by 32.706 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Lightning Kills Two Students on Mt Pisgah Summit
Two University of Illinois students, Robert Chambers of Oklahoma City and Jesse Treakee of Peoria, were killed by lightning on Mt. Pisgah in Cripple Creek Colorado. A search found their bodies beneath a shattered pine shortly after they failed to return from an ascent begun yesterday morning.
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Cripple Creek
Col
University of Illinois
Robert Chambers
Oklahoma City
Jesse Treakee
Peoria
Ill
Mt. Pisgah
Bank of Montreal closes Fort Williams bond subscriptions
London reports the Bank of Montreal closed subscriptions to Fort Williams debt bonds at noon yesterday. The full issue amount of 105 000 pounds was taken, reflecting strong demand and investor interest in the city’s financial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of Montreal
Warren County Rural Carriers Hold Picnic at Allegheny Springs
Warren county rural letter carriers from Warren Forest and Chautauqua counties gathered at Allegheny Springs near Irvington for a basket picnic. The event featured food from baskets ice cream donated by Larkin Soap Buffalo cigars from Sears Chicago and a $15 contribution from Montgomery Ward Chicago. The gathering approved a next summer picnic and prompted calls for an audit of receipts.
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Russell
Warren County
Allegheny Springs
Irvington
Uncle Sam
Warren
Forest
Chautauqua
Larkin Soap Company
Bufffalo
Sears, Roebuck & Company of
Chicago
Montgomery Ward & Company
Jamestown Post
Larkin Soap Co
Buffalo
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Windy City
Merchant
Taxpayer
Dirigible Erbsloeh collapses over Pattheed killing five
The balloon Erbsloeh collapsed near Pattheed after a motor defect and benzine explosion. Five men died including Erbsloeh, with the airship at about 800 meters high when it blew up. The crash left mangled corpses and wreckage scattered as soldiers and doctors arrived.
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Cologne
Erbsloeh
Pattheed
Eoidiers
Submarine Salmon Heads Home From Bermuda
The Salmon submarine, lately arriving from Boston on builders’ trial, departed Hamilton Bermuda for Boston. It sails with the tugboat underwriter accompanying it on the return voyage.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Salmon
Boston
Uderwriter
King Edward Funeral Cost Estimated At 40000 Pounds
In London on July 15 the committee on civil service estimates places King Edward's funeral cost at about £40000, with the report noting the total and related expenses as presented.
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London
Committee On Civil Service
Edward
Prize Little Valued Irony at Yar Mouth rifle club
A Yar mouth miniature rifle club member and temperance worker received two prizes at the annual distribution. Each prize consisted of a bottle of whisky, highlighting the ironic clash between fault and virtue.
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Yarmouth
Eng
Miniature Rifle Club
Not Wanted in Calf Note Bites Book Buyer Quip
A London book seller记录 notes a buyer request for a Tennyson volume not bound in calf to suit a vegetarian reading, describing the remark as a food for thought in a Christian Science Monthly item.
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London
Tennyson
Christian Science Monthly
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