Roosevelt Visit Stirs Pennsylvania Campaign
Gifford Pinchot rejects claims Roosevelt will skip Pennsylvania politics and affirms the colonel plans to join the state campaign. He repeats that Penrose and Roosevelt stand for opposing principles and vows to campaign vigorously with Amos Pinchot backing the critique of Perkins. New Cumberland posts reveal postmaster Herman Long removed for delaying Pinchot cards.
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Gifford Pinchot
Washington Party
United States
Troy
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Colonel Rosevelt
Mr. Pinchot
Philadelphia
New Haven
Roosevelt
Woth
Amos Pinchot
George W. Perkins
New York
Perkins
Progressive Party
Harvester and Steel Trusts
Pinchot
Young to appeal Supreme Court over auto license law
State Treasurer Robert K. Young said he will appeal a Dauphin county court ruling upholding the automobile license act. The act uses license revenue for the State Highway Department. Auditor General Powell may join the appeal to settle two key questions: fiscal officer discretionary power and what constitutes a specific appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Young
Supreme Court
McCarrell
Henry
State Highway Department
Powell
Mr. Young
Dauphin County
Postmortem finds nails and debris in inmate’s stomach
Norman Oklahoma June 23. After three years in poor health Malachi Martin an inmate at the State insane asylum died. Doctors Day and Stein recovered 236 items weighing one pound nine ounces from his stomach including nails screws buttons glass coins clock gears and parts of a butcher knife and belt fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Malachi Martin
Day
Stein
No Special Session Planned for Superior Court
The Franklin News reports no special meeting of the Superior Court will occur before the regular July 14 session. Prothonotary in Philadelphia says Venango county liquor license cases may not be on the docket then.
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Franklin
Oil City
Superior Court
Venango County
Franklin News
Philadelphia
Warren County Veterans Hold Columbus Meeting
The Warren County Veteran Association met Thursday June 18 at the Grange hall in Columbus with 24 regiments represented. Comrade A H Olmstead led the session with invocations, songs, short speeches, and a notable description by Comrade Mulkie of Elijah Shippee’s death at Spottsylvania. The tenth yearly gathering closed with plans for a August tent meeting at Mrs Damon's in Columbus.
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Warren County Veteran Association
Grange Hall
Columbus
A. H. Olmstead
Markham
Panama
N. Y
Hansen Shoff Nuptials Celebrated Tuesday
A pretty wedding was solemnized Tuesday afternoon June 23 at the home of Miss Jennie Thomas with Miss Gertrude Anna Shoff marrying Mr. John Christian Hansen. The ceremony was by Rev Norris A White of the First Methodist Episcopal church with Mr Eugene Baker playing the wedding march. The couple, attended by immediate family and a few friends, will reside at No 2 Conenango Place after a short trip. Out of town guests included Christian and Elmer Hansen, Warren Mahan and family, and J J Mahan.
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Jennie Thomas
Conenango Avenue
Gertrude Anna Shoff
John Christian Hansen
Norris A. White
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Eugene Baker
East Street
Sew
Martha Ayer
Christian and
Elmer Hansen
Warren Mahan
J. J. Mahan
Lander
DIES WHILE IN CHURCH IN CORRY PA
Corry Pennsylvania June 17 Alexander McInnis senior partner of the McInnis Steel Company died suddenly tonight while attending church in Corry He was a prominent local figure and an expert in the steel business who trained in the same shop as Andrew Carnegie
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Corry
Alexander McInnis
McInnis Steel Company
McInnis
Andrew Carnegie
Do It for Warren Dinner a Big Community Event
Two hundred eighty six Warren citizens attended a Do It for Warren Dinner at the Outing Clubhouse hosted by the Warren Chamber of Commerce. H V Hazeltine and Charles D Crandall organized the event with A G Lyons coordinating transport and B H McConnell decorating.
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Warren
Warren Chamber of Commerce
H. V. Hazeltine
Charles D. Crandall
A. G. Lyons
B. H. McConnell
Warren Clothing Company
W. E. Rice
G. Walter Irwin
J. Leroy Tope
Cleveland
George
Sarvis
Columbia Theater
Presbyterian
Omas H. Jenkins
C. E. Bovee
Kate Wake G
Walter Irwin
Signor Crandalero
Allen Walker
New York
Auld Lang Syne
Lind and Swenson
Rose Stricker
Eighteen Nurses Graduate at State Hospital Commencement
Eighteen nursing trainees from the State Hospital for the Insane at North Warren received diplomas, the largest class in the school’s history. The graduation event in the decorated chapel featured an address by Emory A. Walling of Erie, presentation by R. B. Stone of Bradford, and a reception with refreshments. The graduates were Jeanette Elizabeth Allen, Pauline Margaret Bentz, Adda M. Clawson, Mabel G. Clawson, Grace Margaret Cornell, Flora Elizabeth Darling, Helen Martha Casen, Mildred Adelaide Dunkle, Edna Barrett Foss, Victoria L. Johnson, Irene Linville, Edythe Evelyn Marks, Marie Elizabeth Magn er, Agnes McLaughlin, Kathryn M. Reynolds, Carrie Clementine Roberts, Phoebe Porter VanWormer, Ruby Carolyn Vail, Maud Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital For the Insane
North Warren
Training School For
Mare Aoe
William H. Jone
Emory A. Walling
Eric, Pa
Jeanette Elizabeth Allen
Pauline Margaret Bentz
Adda M. Clawson
Mabel G. Clawson
Grace Margaret Cornell
Flora Elizabeth Darling
Helen Martha Casen
Mildred Adelaide Dunkle
Edna Barrett Foss
Victoria L. Johnson
Irene Linville
Edythe Evelyn Marks
Marie Elizabeth Magner
Agnes McLaughlin
Kathryn M. Reynolds
Carrie Clementine Roberts
Phoebe Porter VanWormer
Ruby Carolyn Vail
Maud Ward
Fiie
R. B Stone
Bradford
Pilots Fly Night Test in Trans Atlantic Flyer
Hammondsport New York June 24 Lieut Porte with George Hallett James Lamont and George Robinson flew about fifteen miles at night in the Rodman Wanamaker trans Atlantic flying boat America The trials will continue tomorrow with plans to bear heavier loads.
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Hammondsport
N. Y
Lieut. Porte
George Hallett
James Lamont
George Robinson
Rodman Wanamaker
America
Hunters License Banks Are Ready
Harrisburg dispatch reports the State Game Commission has begun printing blanks for 1914 hunters licenses and will send over 310000 blanks to County Treasurers to handle applicants promptly. Last year 303000 licenses at 1 dollar each were issued, with most funds staying in the State Treasury awaiting the specific appropriations dispute. licenses take effect September 1.
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Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Famous Pembroke Library Auction At Sotheby’s
The Earl of Pembroke’s renowned library is offered for sale at Sotheby’s due to Lloyd George death duties. Collectors arrive worldwide for incunabula and vellum manuscripts including Horae and a vellum Geographia codex. The collection holds early Venice Florence and Oxford publications and the sale is expected to fetch a record sum over two days.
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London
Earl of Pembroke
Sotheby’s
Lloyd George
Lord Pembroke
Earls of Pembroke
Venice
Florence
Oxford
Central hearing on NY Central consolidation plan
Albany June 25 The Public Service Commission hears arguments today on a proposed consolidation of the New York Central lines into a single New York Central Railroad Company. The Central has called a July 20 stockholders meeting to ratify the agreement, which would cancel 76 million dollars of subsidiary stock largely owned by the Central or Lake Shore.
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Albany
N. Y
Upstate Public Service Commission
New York Central Lines
New York Central Railroad Company
The
Central
New York Central
Lake Shore
Major Coburn Dies in Jamestown at 1 A.M.
George H. Coburn a longtime Jamestown resident and former Standard Oil manager died at his home 419 West Sixth street at 1 o clock Saturday morning. A well known local figure he was also active in several fraternal organizations both here and in Titusville Pa. He was known to the community by the nickname Major.
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Jamestown
N. Y
George H. Coburn
Standard Oil Company
Titusville
Sixth Street
Mercury Climbs Across Eastern Cities In Heat Wave
Washington reports 92 degrees as hot spell expands from the central to the southern and western United States. Thermometers east of the Rocky Mountains register 90 to 98 degrees except near the lake region and New England. New York and Boston stay comparatively cool at 76 and 80 degrees.
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Washington
D. C
Mercury
Rocky Mountains
Lake Region
New England
New York
Boston
Rio Grande River Changes Course
Mrs. Albert S. Burleson describes the wandering Rio Grande islands and their role in U S Mexico boundary disputes. The piece recounts avulsive river actions that swapped land between Texas and Mexico and explains Brigadier General Anson Mills' settlement recommendations that ratified a stable boundary and allowed inhabitants to retain or gain nationality as appropriate.
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Washington, D. C
Albert S. Burleson
National Geographical Society
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande City
Gulf
Texas
Josiah Turner
Galveston
World's Largest Flagpole Raised in San Francisco Exposition
The world’s largest flagpole, a 230 foot Oregon pine structure six feet thick at the base, has been raised on the Panama-Pacific exposition grounds in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
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Warren Mail
Young
Veteran Association
Hansen—Shoff
John C. Hansen
Gertrude A. Shoff
R. B. Stone
Board of Trustees Selection Orchestra
Central Hearing Today
G. H. Coburn
Rio Grande River
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