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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
4
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A roundup of local happenings includes church society meetings, club activities, a Glee Club concert for Children's Aid Society, and social events. Also reported are community improvements, legal cases, arrests for food law violations, transit decisions, and notable deaths, marriages, and local incidents.
Two public notices announce candidates for the Twenty eighth Pennsylvania Congressional District. N P Wheeler of Endeavor Virginia dated November 20 1908. Joseph U C Sibley of Franklin Pennsylvania dated February 71 1910. Both seek primary election backing on June 4.
The Mail announces Warren resident Frank M. Knaip as a candidate for State Senator subject to the Republican primaries on June 4 1910 in the Forty eighth Senatorial District covering Venango and Warren counties. Dama candidate also reported for the same district in the same primary. Franklin Pa March 3 1910.
Joseph A. Schofield announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Assembly with Warren County primary on June 4, 1910 from Warren Pa. Also J Hurw Dennison seeks renomination for Representative in the Central Assembly subject to Republican voters of Warren County with Spring Primary on June 4, 1910.
Williston P. Wood of Grand Valley Virginia declares in a public notice his run for delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to the June 4 1910 primaries. The statement is dated February 7 1910.
The Evening Times urged the city to buy Russell Park as a public space while reporting the committee largely inactive. The Mirror countered that the town is not dead and called for renewed effort, meetings, and subscription lists to secure the 8000 dollars before the April 6 deadline.
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