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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
7
The piece urges movie theaters to provide proper ventilation and cleanliness to protect patrons. It links crowded, poorly ventilated auditoriums to headaches, colds, pneumonia, and higher death tolls and asks workers and patrons to favor healthful venues and support housing improvements.
The article notes that modern homes cluttered with heavy curtains thick carpets and abundant furnishings feel crowded in summer. It advises removing unused items to improve space cleanliness and air flow and highlights porches as valuable additions for outdoor play rest work and sleeping space.
A local notice lists a full line of legal blanks for sale including Landlord's Warrants House Leases Warranty Deeds Quit-Claim Deeds Mortgages Executions Judgment Notes Judgment Bonds Promissory Notes The ad also promotes calling cards and wedding invitations at the Mail Office Warren Pa.
The page reviews geography quiz items on ancient empires with locations and capitals such as Persia Assyria Mesopotamia and Armenia. It notes many questions and answers including Shushan Nineveh Haran Damascus and Egypt and encourages students to test for credit before starting the New Testament next week.
Chicago dispatch reports a temperance report by Rev. Dr. Joseph P. Calhoun urging ministers and church members to resign from clubs with bars or liquor sales. It calls for church members to refuse support for liquor licenses and prohibits aiding the liquor trade as applicants attorneys or landlords.
Paris reports a rare mid June snowfall with two and a half inches of snow and hail in one section. Horses struggled along the Champs Elysees as a wintry chill lingered with temperatures near forty degrees Fahrenheit and drifting snow through the night.
Jacob Umnitz secretary of the Erie Chamber of Commerce and a leading advocate for the commission form of government in Pennsylvania third-class cities died in Erie after one day of illness. He was 49 and served as treasurer of allied civic organizations in the state.
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June dates list intercity baseball matchups among Warren Olean Wellsville Jamestown Bradford Hornell and Wellsville. Series spread includes multiple home and away games with June 30 concluding fixtures.
Nome Alaska reports on January 16 the Karluk steamer of Stefansson's Arctic party sank in ice near Herald Island. The crew split to Wrangell Island with ample supplies. Capt Bartlett and overland party reached North Cape Siberia to relay the news.
A federal grand jury in Des Moines indicted thirty six officers and members of the National Association of Master Plumbers and state branch leaders for restraint of trade dating from 1884. California volcano Mount Lassen erupts as ash and rocks rain from a new crater, with forest rangers reporting ashfalls miles away.
At the National Electric Light Association convention in Philadelphia Dr. C P Steinmetz spoke on a practical electric motor car under $500 with monthly charging costs under $10. Thomas Edison forecast electricity from coal without boilers and aviation revolution aided by bee wing beats 300 times a second.
Harry K Thaw petitions the Supreme Court for bail pending final action on his removal from New York to Matteawan. Governor Stone argues for temporary release so Thaw can testify in Pennsylvania on his father's estate. Chief Justice White allows New York until Friday to file opposition.
In Warren County Pennsylvania a court hearing is set for June 22 1914 at 10am to review and approve the Liquidating Trustees account for the Automobile Gasoline Company Ltd and to hear proof of claims or be barred. May 28 1914.
Letters testamentary granted on the estate of Fanny A. Fox late of Youngsville Warren County Pa deceased. Creditors urged to pay immediate amounts due and claimants to present verified claims for settlement to Cassius A Hazard administrator dated May 21 1914.
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