Prison Camp Strains Family Ties of Henry Cohn in Wales
Henry Cohn, a Cardiff photographic business owner with 150 employees, was arrested at age 39 after wartime tensions and spent months in a British concentration camp. Reunited with relatives in New York, he describes camp life, rationing, and his role as camp secretary aiding 4,000 prisoners with materials and funds.
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Henry Colin
New York
George Colin
Louisville
Cecil Spring-Rice
Henry Cohn
Cardiff
Wales
Hamburg
Germany
Hartforth
Manchester
Cohn
K. E. Markel
Hibberd
International Y. M. C. A
Microtome Advances in Modern Laboratory Diagnosis
An article explains the microtome used to cut tissue sections for microscopic study. It notes paraffin embedding for support, tissue slices typically two to three ten thousandths of an inch thick, and delicate adjustments allowing even finer cuts. Specimens are floated in warm water, transferred to slides, stained, and sealed for examination.
Subpoena in Divorce for Skillman Case Issued
Libellant David E. Skillman seeks divorce from Mabel F. Skillman. Respondent in Warren County shows non est in ventus. court summons her to appear at Warren Court of Common Pleas on April 3 to answer the complaint and show cause. Sheriff Will G. Tate and attorney L. C. Jamison announce the notice and March dates.
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David E. Skillman
Libellant
Mabel F. Skillman
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Will G. Tate
L. C. Jamison
Mary I Dempsey
Thomas F. Dempsey
G.tate
D. A. Arird
Amanda A. Grindley
Michael P. Grindley
Eugene L. Perry
Erminie T. Perry
Will G.tate Sheriff
Warren, Pa
Lindsey & MacDonald, Attys
Will G.tate
Geo. B. Munn
Diamond Budd
Clara Budd
Court House
Katherine Gowan
Libeliant
Harry Gowan
Pauline E. Davis
Edward Henry Davis
Sarah Estella Davis
George Lynn Davis
Ventus
Mary I Dempsey v Thomas F Dempsey
Libellant Mary I Dempsey sues Respondent Thomas F Dempsey in a court action with Sheriff Will G Tate and attorney D A Arid named in the proceeding.
Grindley Divorce Case Noted in Warren County Court
In Warren County Common Pleas No 33 December Term 1915 Amanda A Grindley Libellant vs Michael P Grindley Respondent. Proceedings noted as a civil action for divorce with the case listed under the December term. Proceedings involve a petition by the libellant seeking dissolution of marriage.
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Warren County Common Pleas
Perry v Perry libellant seeks cause for alimony order
No 36 September Term 1915. Eugene L Perry Libellant vs Erminie T Perry Respondent. Notice to appear before proper judge in court at Lindsey & MacDonald Attorneys for Libellant and show cause if any, to the Libellant agreeable to the prayer, Geo B Munn Attorney.
Court Terms Record for Budd Divorce Case No 9 1915
No. 9 December Term 1915 diamond Budd libellant versus Clara Budd respondent. judges of said court at the court GEO. B. MUNN attorney. March 2 9 16 25.
Gowan vs Gowan in December Term 1915 action
Case caption notes Katherine Gowan as libelant against Harry Gowan in the December Term 1915 matter. Further facts and outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
Pauline E. Davis Sues Edward H. Davis in Despondent Case
Libellant Pauline E. Davis files a case against Edward Henry Davis described as despondent in a legal filing. The action centers on marital or personal status issues as indicated by the party roles.
Civil case No. 27 December Term 1915 Davis vs Davis
Libellant Sarah Estella Davis sues George Lynn Davis in the county court. The case caption appears with the term noted as No 27 December 1915 and a hearing date to be set.
Thornton alimony case prompts return of non est in
No 3 March Term 1916 Libellant Ethel Mae Thornton sues Charles A Thornton. The record notes the writ or process has the phrase Non est in. The brief entry implies an incomplete service or lack of presence by the respondent in the case.
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Ethel Mae Thornton
Libellant
Charles A. Thornton
Report of the condition of Warren National Bank 1916
The Warren National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania reports total assets of 6 054 680 44 and liabilities totaling 6 054 680 44 as of March 7 1916. Cashier E H Lampe certifies the balance with notary Rose H Davis witnessing on March 14 1916
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Warren National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Ccc
Eee
Eens
Federal Reserve RM Wie Sieere Vy
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
S&s
State
Pennsylvania
Warren
E. H. Lampe
Rose H. Davis
Thieves Carry Diphtheria Germs Through Philadelphia
Police and doctors warn two thieves who stole fragile diphtheria germ cultures from Dr. M. F. Percival’s automobile risk spreading deadly disease. The auto was later recovered but the glass tubes containing the cultures were missing while Percival showed the germs at a College of Physicians lecture.
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Philadelphia
M. F. Percival
College of Physicians
Tr. Percival
Is it Movie or "Movie"
The question of using the word movie without quotation marks drew votes. Five hundred favored admission without adornments while 220 said the term remains probationary and 280 offered no opinion. The text also notes US waterpower potential and development figures.
Alpine tunnel rocks require cooling water to proceed
Engineers bored through Alpine rock encountering heat high enough to demand cooling with water before workers could continue the tunnel project.
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Alps
War Dogs of the Sea Defended by the dogs of war
A Leslie’s Weekly poem portrays naval power as a pack of dogs hunting the seas. The bulldogs and beagles symbolize warships pursuing and defeating targets, ending with a flag standing tall as victors and the sea calm under night skies.
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Leslie’s Weekly
Jefferson Highway route plan from Winnipeg to New Orleans
The Kansas City Times reports the Jefferson Highway Association board named a route from Winnipeg to New Orleans with a 365 day hard surfaced road. The path runs St Paul to Kansas City via Mason City Des Moines Ila, then Joplin to Denison via Oklahoma towns, Denison to Greenville, Sherman Whitewright Trenton Leonard Celeste, Greenville to Shreveport, and Shreveport to New Orleans through listed Louisiana towns.
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Winnipeg
Canada
New Orleans
Jefferson Highway Association
Kansas City Times
Kansas
Missouri
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Mason City
Des Moines
Ila
Omaha
Chillicothe
Joplin
Misssouri
Denison
Tex
Oklahoma
Miami
Welch
Vinita
Pryor
Wagoner
Muskogee
Checotah
Eufaula
McAlester
Atoka
Caddo
Durant
Greenville
Sherman
Whitewright
Trenton
Leonard
Celeste
Kingston
Kellogg
Shreveport
Louisiana
Greenwood
Keithville
Mansfield
Pleasant Hill
Montgomery
Colfax
Alexandria
Bunkle
Melville
Port Allen
Baton Rouge
Pucca Turks Aid British Wounded on Tigris Front
A British officer wounded at Ctesiphon praises the Pucca Turks for rescuing 300 British wounded and attendants from a stranded barge on the Tigris. He notes Turks provided water and comfort, even after taking equipment, and mentions jaundice as a common hospital ailment in Mesopotamia.
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Ctesiphon
Bagdad
Tigris
Cement factory to rise on Caucasus find in Russia
Geologists report a large cement deposit in the Caucasus enabling a factory with 800000 barrels annual capacity. English scientist says seaweed yields fuel oil, obtaining seven gallons per ton of vegetable matter.
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Caucasus
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State Department
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United States
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Alaska
War Dogs of the Sea
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