Courts uphold license refusal without stated reason
The Superior Court in a Clearfield case declares license judges need assign no reason for refusing a license, reaffirming a long held view. Previously courts required justifications, allowing higher courts to review. Now appeals are nearly useless. The Philadelphia Press also notes critics would rage if drivers moved autos at 40 to 150 mph, describing it as tit for tat.
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Superior Court
Clearfield
Philadelphia Press
Quote on ambition and reputation by Elbert Hubbard
The aphorism conveys that success comes from uplifting others rather than harming their standing. It reframes ambition as a positive drive to improve oneself without demeaning rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Hubbard
Local Notes Touch Homes and Happenings in Warren Area
Mannington visitor Will Hopewell. Warren figures Brann McKinney McLaren return from Harrisburg. Local moves include Warren Business Men's Association to Warren National Bank. Fire department responds to kitchen blaze. Obituaries for Beecher Sizer Carlson Schuler note community losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brann
W. R. McKinney
W. D. Mclaren
Harrisburg
J. H. Spencer
Joplin
Missouri
Warren
Charles E. Beecher
New Haven
C. C. Thompson
Warren Business Men’s Association
Warren National Bank
Keller Block
J. J. Quinn
Warren High School
Scottdale
New Castle
Oakland Cemetery mowing notice for season payment
Public Notice. Owners of lots in Oakland Cemetery desiring the same mowed and cared for during the coming season should pay the Secretary for such care at once, so they may be looked after be fore Memorial Day. Lots not paid for will not be mowed. By order of the Trustees. 5-9-31 Guy C. Swanson, Sec'y. WANTED.-Strong, active men for steady work, molding in foundry. La borers operating molding machine earn from 32 to $2.50 with short exper ience. Good pay while learning. AMERICAN Raprator Co., Titusville, Pa. 5-16-21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
American Raprator Co
Titusville
Low excursion fares to Atlantic City via Pennsylvania Railroad
The railroad offers low rates from all stations over 119 miles to Atlantic City for a May 31 to June 4 excursion with return until June 10. Tickets are single fare plus $1 for the round trip, available from station agents. consult a ticket agent for details.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Swanson and Sweet wed in Youngsville ceremony
In Youngsville on Monday May 20 1907 a marriage took place at the bride’s parents home. Rev J P Burns officiated uniting F Edwin Swanson and Hazel Isabelle Sweet both of Youngsville Pa in matrimony.
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Swanson—Sweet
Youngsville
J. P. Burns
F. Edwin Swanson
Hazel Isabelle Sweet
Youngsville, Pa
Real estate transfers in Warren county list many small ties
A long list of property transfers is recorded, detailing buyers and sellers in towns such as Clarendon Warren Youngsville Spring Creek Sugar Grove Columbus North Warren Eldred and many amounts from 1 to 1300 dollars. Notable names include Minnie C Carlson James C Baker Henry F Dietch O P Dunn Inez B Briggs Anthony Mintzer and W H Morton.
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Minnie C. Carlson
J. W. Hamilton
Clarendon
John Cooney
Hadda Carlson
Brokenstraw
James C. Baker
A. Lee Way
Columbus
Henry F. Dietch
Anders Gust Jones
Warren
O. P. Dunn
Alfred Sharman
North Warren
E. M. Jackson
H. H. Hull
Youngsville
Anthony Mintzer
Death of DeMoines Pioneer James Hadfield
James Hadfield, 65, pioneer of DeMoines Iowa, declared he was sound as a dollar and good for 85. He then gasped, fell from his chair and died of heart disease.
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James Hadfield
DeMoines
Iowa
Taft's Early Career as a Cincinnati Reporter
Secretary Taft began in journalism like Chief Justice Fuller and other public men. His first earnings after Yale were as a court reporter on Cincinnati's Commercial Gazette, edited by Murat Halstead. He started at six dollars a week and rose to twenty dollars per week before leaving.
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Fuller
Wilson
Taft
Yale
Cincinnati
Old
Commercial Gazette
Murat Halstead
Reduced Railroad Fares For Harrisburg Republican Convention
Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets to Harrisburg for the June 6 state convention with travel from June 1 returning by June 15 at reduced rates. Tickets available from all Pennsylvania stations via the Ticket Agent. See the new State Capitol, touted as the finest in the United States. June 5 1921.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
United States
Mart offers fine job printing on short notice
In need of fine job printing on short notice, consider The Mart. Legal Blanks are a specialty, providing quick, reliable printed forms for legal and business use.
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The
Mart
Memorial Day Memorial Observance by Warren G A R Post
Memorial Day observance by EBENN Post 336 Warren Pa on May 30 1907 with parade from City Hall to Oakland and cemetery services at Oakland St Josephs Irvine Indian Hollow Glade Run N P Curtis Reuben Morse and other cemeteries. Includes order for flags flowers parade routes officers and weather contingency. Also note Sunday service May 26 at First Baptist church invited by Rev Lux.
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T. Coleman Beecher
California
Detroit
Michigan
Buffalo
S. M. Hall
Detweiler
Charles Williams
Philadelphia
Chas. E. Beecher
New Haven
Andrew Skroglund
Lottie Sizer
Kane
Adrian Sizer
Washington, D. C
Carlson
North Warren
John A. Carlson
Sheffield
Hogs. Ebenn. Forp Post
Dept. OF Penn
Warren
Jehovah
Ehrhardt
Oakland
City Hall
St. Joseph’s
R. H. Smith
A. Cook
Irvine
Indian Hollow
Glade Run
Lewis B. Learn
Kinzua
D. G. Blackman
J. G. Pentz
Corydon
Ll. D. Flatt
F. M. Williams
Col. D. Gardner
Marshall
Col.Gardner
A. H. McKelvey
Paul J. Lux
Reading
President Lincoln
Norman Davis
Warren High School
R. N. Stubbs
First Baptist Church
P. J. Lux
J. E. Wheeler
Jas
R. Mitchell
Fatal railroad wreck near Tidioute claims two Oil City men
A severe Pennsylvania railroad collision near Tidioute last Friday forenoon killed engineer Patrick Flaherty and conductor John Malone, with the fireman badly hurt. The backward running engine derailed, scattering a car of rails and the caboose in the wreckage. Both victims resided in Oil City and left families.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Tidioute
Patrick Flaherty
Oil City
John Malone
Wanted A Good Correspondent In Youngsville
Notice seeks a reliable reporter in Youngsville to communicate with the publisher of the paper.
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Youngsville
Bargains in Silk Ribbons at Bargain Prices
Silk ribbons offered in two sizes with deep discounts. The listing highlights 2 inch ribbons and 4 inch silk ribbons with prices cited in a bargain sale format.
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Ana Ann
Home Matters
Tiona Oil
Will Hopewell
Mannington
W. Va
E. Groat
al. McNabb
Allegheny Springs
E. N. Babcock
J. W. Smith
Ridgway High School
E. L. McIlvane
Warren Presbyterian Church
IT. S. Messner
East Street
U. S. Clough
Spruce Street
Blanche Jackson
Hazel Street
Supt. MacGowan
Guy C. Swanson
Sec
BENJ
Second Street
Warren, Pa
Harisburg
Scandia and
Macks Corners
Jacob Schuler
Ackley
Clendenning
Andrew Clendenning
Chandlers Valley
Eugene Chase
Penn’a Gas Co
W. W. Wilbur
Feral Committee
Hunter’s Cash Store
Agency
Dresden
O. A. Hunter & Son
Tan
Russia
Gun Metal
Penn’a Ave
T. C. Slater & CO
Universal Food
Pennsylvania Avenue West
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