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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
1
Thirty seven liquor license applications in Warren County were granted Saturday afternoon by Judge W. D. Hinckley. Associate Judge Hughes dissented. The court ruled that license necessity is determined by statute and that the public must be accommodated, leaving any legal remedy to the legislature.
Harrisburg officials of the State Water Supply Commission plan to extend flood warning service across Western Pennsylvania. If funds are approved this year, the Allegheny watershed will be fully covered, with stations planned along tributaries and in mountain regions near the northern tier and state borders. The program, tested over six months, leverages data from five freshets and winter thaw cycles to identify optimal gauging sites.
In Uniontown Pennsylvania creditors of Josiah V. Thompson, bank president who failed January 18, begin petitions against the Thompson receivership after a Supreme Court ruling in a related case. More filings are planned as lawyers push for action before Thompson’s coal deal closure, risking bankruptcy for many and potential loss of Thompson’s fortunes.
Governor Brumbaugh and state officials met with the joint Republican platform bills committee to discuss workmen’s compensation local option and child labor. A workmen’s compensation hearing is set for tomorrow, local option on April 6, with bills still open for discussion.
Robert E. Umbel president judge of Fayette County resigns as Governor Brumbaugh accepts. A house resolution seeks hearings into alleged resignation bargain linked to 1917 successor election. Brumbaugh notes the resignation ends legislative action and will appoint a new judge.
Albany March 24. Becker seeks a new trial in the Rosen thal homicide case as his attorney argues to reverse the second conviction. Manton claims key witness lies and blames press agents and informers for the clamor against the condemned former police lieutenant.
The National Geographic Society notes Turkey's rise and decline across centuries, detailing Ottoman advances from 1190 to the Balkans and Black Sea footholds, the 1453 fall of Constantinople, and the later Berlin Congress shifts that reshaped southeastern Europe.
Print your name and address on 100 envelopes and have them delivered for 50 cents cash with order. Mail Printing Co., Warren, Pa.
Stroudsburg Pa March 19 Former Representative A Mitchell Palmer says he expects to take the United States Court of Claims seat tendered by the President He plans to take oath by early June and sit at the Fall term in October He will resign as national committeeman but stay active in Pennsylvania politics.
The State Grange and its legislative committee in Harrisburg declared unanimous support for local option and Governor Brumbaugh. They pledged active cooperation to enact a fair law and ordered a campaign through Pomona and subordinate granges to sway public sentiment with the legislature.
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