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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
7
GEO A W DEFOREST announces his candidacy for sheriff subject to the Washington Party primaries to be held next September.
Karl A. Krantz announces his bid for District Attorney subject to Washington Party Primaries next September. The statement references the Republican decision process as part of his campaign path.
The speaker announces candidacy for Tax Collector of Warren Borough subject to the Washington Party primaries in September. The statement indicates intent to seek the party nomination and participate in the election.
The announcer declares candidacy for Warren County Sheriff for the term starting January 1 1914 subject to voters decision at the upcoming fall primaries.
A Republican primary contest names a candidate for the offices of Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans' Court subject to primary results. The notice signals a forthcoming decision based on party voting.
The committee announces E. M. Hodges of Conewango Township as a candidate for the Prothonotary nomination in the upcoming party primaries.
A candidate filing announces Sumner A. Orr as a candidate for Tax Collector of Waren Borough, subject to Democratic primary decision in September 1913.
The administrator of Lizzie Sigwall’s estate in Warren County will strike a sale by order of the Orphans' Court on August 11, 1913 at 2 PM at the Warren Court House. Two parcels are offered: a two acre and 134 perches lot in Glade Township with a dwelling and barn, and an 81 acre tract in Triumph Township. Terms: one third cash on confirmation and two equal annual installments with interest, secure by mortgage. cash option if a superior price is obtained on confirmation.
The Board of Directors of the Thomas Coupling Company Warren PA calls a special stockholders meeting at office 5302 Water Street Warren on September 18 1915 at 2 PM to vote on an increase in capital stock. Secretary M T Thomas states notice runs July 17 to Sept 18.
By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias issued from Warren County Court of Common Pleas the August 18 1913 sale of a 47 5 acre parcel in El dred Township Warren County Pa to Cyrus Stoke administrator C T A of Sarah Knup Noosbickle deceased and others. Seized in execution for Warren Savings Bank as assignee of Guy Swanson and George Munn. Henry Park Sheriff. 7-243
Joseph Cox, seventy, a prominent church member in Columbus Indiana, is recovering at home after a mule unseated him when he sneezed while riding at his farm near the city. The incident occurred during a routine farm ride.
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on August 21 1913 by D B Hitchcock Benjamin E Firth Carl H Cramer and others under the 1874 act to charter Lander Real Estate Company for purchase and sale of real estate and related rights. Solicitor D A Arrid. July 10 1913. Jig 10 24 31 Aug 7 14.
By writ of Fieri Facias from Warren County Court of Common Pleas the court house in Warren Borough sells August 4 at 2 pm a parcel in Pittsfield Township part of lot 152. The tract includes a dwelling, barn and orchard and is conveyed by William Hathaway to P Julia Schell at suit of Jessie Payne. Henry Park, Sheriff. July 17 24 31.
In Warren County Common Pleas No 19 June Term 1915 Florence Augusta Murtaugh libellant vs Thomas Edward Murtaugh respondent. Defendant warned to appear in person at Warren courthouse on first Monday in September to answer libellant's complaint and show cause why divorce should not be granted.
No. 7 June Term 1913. Susan A. White libellant versus Henry E. White respondent. To answer the complaint dated July 31.
A tense family moment unfolds as a parent debates altering the game while a child insists the train of cars is led by the locomotive. The exchange captures a parental overreaction and a child's earnest defense of the play.
Republican senators back amendments to a tariff bill urged by the finance committee. Colonel Feiberger says the United States should retain the Philippines and stay out of Mexico unless asked to intervene. The coroner clears the New Haven Railroad and its engine driver in a Stamford wreck that killed six. Balkans near peace as Russia tells Bulgaria to accept sacrifices. Fourteen German coal miners killed after a coal seam collapse entombed them in a cave‑in following a cloudburst.
A daughter of the Earl of Antrem is seized in the House of Commons lobby amid suffragette protests. Atlantic City bans the slit skirt bathing suit with a rule that girls over sixteen may not display bare feet. Mexican constitutionalists resist mediation aiming at dual recognition. A Dover New Jersey man is killed by police in a case judged as a possible self-inflicted death arranged by others. New York Attorney General Carmody defends John B. Riley’s appointment as superintendent of prisons.
Five youths drowned in waters in and near New York as a flood of river incidents and shocks unfold including a Paterson silk strike ending and workers returning to jobs. A boundary dispute prompts New Jersey to annex land from New York affecting 51 voters. A Mt VerNon physician is jailed over a diamond ring theft from a patient. Foreign warships send sailors ashore at Shanghai with thousands of refugees in city care as rebels move north to Chapal. An electrical engineer ordered to South America marries quickly to meet a 2 o clock steamship.
State fire marshal begins investigation into the Binghamton blaze as a House committee votes a glass currency bill for Democratic caucus on August 11. A Newton Pennsylvania woman dies after her clothing is set afire and her husband is arrested. A Newark office visit leads to a former employer being mussed by a caller seeking back pay. Ten youngsters train for emergency duties as New York receives a burst of firefighting aid. Secretary McAdoo accuses influential New York bankers of trying to push the currency bill by pressuring prices of government bonds.
Chicago plans to employ ten women policemen at beaches and dance halls as part of a broader safety effort. President Wilson nominates Marvin for chief of the Weather Bureau. New Jersey health board approves three year old eggs as fit for consumption after testing. Greek army advances toward the Bulgarian frontier per Salonica dispatch. Sayville farmers blame a powerful wireless station for drought hurting crops. Rockland County contractor testifies to grand jury that his firm is persecuted for opposing the Sulzer direct primary bill.
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