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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1915

Page

5

Destruction Threat After Fire at Corry Tannery

Saturday night a fire at the Howard Tannery near Corry endangered the plant. Aid arrived from Corry and the flames were brought under control. The hairdrying room was destroyed with a loss of 10000 dollars and was fully insured.

Howard Tannery Corry

Edward Klepfer Noted Roster Prospect for White Sox

Warren boy Edward Klepfer appears on the Chicago White Sox roster with strong indications he will stay with the team for the coming season. Chicago papers publish his photo and praise his pitching potential after last season in the Pacific Coast league drew Charley Comiskey’s attention and purchase.

Edward Klepfer Chicago Warren White Sox Klep Charley Comiskey

Women's Clubs Confer on Children in Industry

The Federated Woman's Clubs of Northwestern Pennsylvania held a two day meeting with 100 delegates. James A. Steese of Harrisburg spoke on The Children in Industry representing Dr. John Price Jackson who could not attend. Steese, former State Directors' Association president and acting mediator for the Labor Department, was well qualified to handle the topic.

E. S. Haggerty Pennsylvania Avenue West Warren Fourth Ward John I. Colegrove Pennsylvania Lumber Company Sheffield Mr. Colegrove Otto Matson Colegrove C. H. Smith Amith Drvs Clarendon Beshlin Hawley E. Wheeler Recorder George Leonhart Saloma M. Leonhart Geo. Leonhart Bordwell Federated Woman’s Clubs Pennsylvania James A. Steese Harrinsburg Steese John Price Jackson Department of Labor and Industry State Directors’ Association Department of Labor

Corry Man Hangs Himself at Glyndon

Arthur D. Bradford of 445 South Center street Corry was found dead Friday hanging from a barn rafter at Glyndon near Spartansburg. A 50 year old father of two leaves a wife and two children. recent illness quarantine and family stress are noted as possible factors. Funeral was held at Britton Run.

Arthur D. Bradford South Center Street Corry U. S Glyndon Spartansburg Bradford Britton Run Adam Russell D. H. Keller Warren Sylvester Passenger John Whetmore Andrew Lacy Wilbur Akeley W. A. Thornton

Couple Arrested in Russell After Non Extradition Stoppage

In Russell on Thursday police arrested a woman named Mrs Underwood and a man named Harry Tillow from Olean New York. They were said to face charges of violating the Mann Inn and agreed to return to Olean without extradition papers. Tillow is related to Mrs Fish of Russell.

Russell Frank Storey Olean N. Y W A. Phillins Mrs. Underwood Harry Tillow Storey New York State Mann Inn Tillow 7" Fish of

Well Known Erie Attorney Dies In Courtroom

Luther Louis Rosenzweig, a leading Erie attorney, collapsed and died after a courtroom hearing on the Edinboro Normal School case. He died at 6:45 p.m. at his home following days of back head pain and exhaustion.

Erie Louis Rosenzweig Erie Bar

Licenses contested as traveling salesmen questioned on liquor use

Testimony in court covered traveling salesmen including W F Messner and T G Jacobs arguing liquor use among their peers. Several witnesses estimated usage at one in five or one in four, while others claimed minimal need. Proceedings moved slowly with 200 witnesses, court attendance waning as adjournments extended.

W. F. Messner Cornplanter Refining Company Ensworth T. G. Jacobs Canton Street Chas. W. Benjamin Frank Cogswell A. D. Goal Ben Smith Howard Hanna P. S. Tarbox R. C. Lund D. A. Radspinner J .H. West A. W. Mumford Tracy Greenland O. H. Gibson Russell Corydon Kinzua Pittsfield Brokenstraw

Thaw Appeals Ruling as He Faces Matteawan Return

Harry K Thaw and his lawyers appeal a New Hampshire return denial as the case goes to the appellate division potentially to the U S Supreme Court. Thaw will also appear before Justice Bijur in supreme court on a habeas corpus matter affecting Matteawan custody.

New York Harry K. Thaw Justice Page Thaw New Hampshire Appellate Division Supreme Court of the United States Bijur Supreme Court Matteawan Appelate

World's Greatest Fighter Launched Records Size and Armament

The Pennsylvania battleship, launched with a 5 inch secondary battery and four 21 inch torpedo tubes, carries 65 officers, 865 blue jackets, and 74 marines. At 608 feet long and 97 feet beam, she approaches canal size limits, costs $13 million, and is due for commission by February 28, 1916.

Panama Canal Navy Pennsylvania Oklahoma Nevada California Navy Department

Mail Printing Co. Offers Custom Printed Envelopes in Warren

Local service prints 100 envelopes with name and address for 50 cents cash. Deliveries available on order. Mail Printing Co. Warren Pa.

Mail Printing Co Warren, Pa

Warren's Big Shoe House Promises Great Values in 1915

The ad proclaims the store offers a wide range of men’s dress and work shoes from 1.48 to 5.00, Sadie’s styles up to 5.00, rubber footwear at low prices, and Snag Proof Rubber Boots at 1.98 and 2.98. It invites shoppers to return for 1915 and highlights everyday fair dealing and large assortments for spring. It also notes children’s shoes from 40 cents and up.

Steber Cigar Warren F. A. Steber and Company Reading Steber J. H. Herron Cigarmakers’ Union Sadie

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