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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1916

Page

3

Lawyers Urge Cross-Mark to Save Vote for Walling on Ballot

Lawyers across Pennsylvania organize non partisan committees to promote Judge Emory A. Wadling's election to the supreme court. Philadelphia headquarters in 1511 Morris Building lead a broad drive urging voters to place a cross against the nominee in the non partisan column to avoid disfranchisement and ensure support for the Erie judge.

Judge Walling Philadelphia Pennsylvania Emory A. Wadling Erie Supreme Court Morris Building Lawyers’ Campaign Committee Washington Distinguis Supreme Court Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Lawyers’ Campaign Committee of Palmer Act of Assembly Judge Wall Joseph P. McCullen Charles C. Norris

A Famous Cemetery in Brooklyn Revealed

Greenwood cemetery in Brooklyn spans 474 acres with about fifteen miles of walks and holds more than 320000 bodies. The graveyard is renowned worldwide for its beauty and monumental shafts mausoleums and landscape.

Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn

Defining a Crank in a Boston Tran Script

A dialogue defines a crank as someone who insists on lying to persuade others rather than allowing them to convince him. The exchange highlights a target of distrust and a claim about persuasive honesty.

Boston Transcript

Time Flies Amid Rudder Trouble and Gasoline Shortage

The Detroit Free Press notes how time seems to rush by even as boats face mechanical issues and fuel shortages, illustrating the stubborn pace of progress. The exchange frames ongoing travel mishaps as a humorous, enduring truth.

Detroit Free Press

Fath Company Quits Bridge Work

A report notes the Fath Company quits bridge construction after dispute over openings and payments. Mr. Fath states they began the work, were told not to be paid, and simply said they have quit.

War Department Warren Warren County Fath Company

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