The Red Book Magazine November 1913 Highlights
The November 1913 issue features three major serials by Rupert Hughes George Randolph Chester and H G Wells plus unusual short stories The White Tentacles by James Francis Dwyer Life by Frederick Arnold Kummer and Autumm by Harris Sterling Lyon with Kipling like touches Clifford Raymond M Mysteries of QQ Street and stories by James Oliver Curwood Walter Jones Ida M Evans Frederick R Bechdell Ellis Parker Butler John Barton Oxford Leigh Gordon Giltner Thomas Gray Fessenden and a humorous baby tale by Clinton York highlighting varied fiction and humor.
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Red Book
Rupert Hughes
George Randolph Chester
Lillian Chester
H. G. Wells
James Francis Dwyer
Far East
Frederick Arnold Kummer
Harris Srton Lyon
Kipling
Clifford
Raymond
James Oliver Curwood
Walter Jones
Ida M. Evans
Frederick R. Bechdell
Ellis Parker Butler
John Barton Oxford
Leigh Gordon Giltner
Thomas Gray Fessenden
Clinton York
Attempt to Burn Potter County Enterprise Leads to Arrest
Coudersport Pa Oct 17 George Baker held for the grand jury after charges of attempting to set fire to the Potter County Enterprise plant. Witness John Havens said he saw a fire beside the building last Friday and saw Baker flee. The Enterprise building had been partly wrecked two weeks earlier by dynamite placed under its foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coudersport
Potter Enterprise
George Baker
Why Is a Street Here for Months of Obstruction
A Business Men’s Magazine piece criticizes street misuse by contractors, car owners, draymen, and utility crews. It argues streets should prioritize traffic and pedestrians, urging removal of redundant obstructions and alignment with the city beautiful movement to clear streets for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Magazine
Premium List for Columbus Grange Fair October 25
Columbus Grange presents premiums for its annual fair to be held in Grange hall on Saturday with afternoon sessions open to all. First and second premiums of 50 and 25 cents apply to corn potatoes oats apples pears basket grapes embroidery patchwork crochet work baking exhibit and more. Judging by Robert Haupin for largest potato and by J L Hall for best calf with gifts from E M Putnam and Graham flour. Exhibits due by 11 a m. Saturday.
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Columbus Grange
Grange Hall
The
Grange
Pier & Blanchard
Robert Haupin
J. L. Hall
E. M. Putnam
John Hammond
Future newspapers by air and wireless telephones
The London Chronicle predicts the newspapers of tomorrow will travel by airships and aeroplanes to distant centers, use electric trains and autoplanes, publish hourly editions, collect news via wireless telephones, and deliver wired messages to editors for column format.
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London Chronicle
Candidate Ad in Warren County Seeks Vote
A local resident announces candidacy for Associate on the non partisan ticket urging Warren County voters to support him on November 4. John E. Hultberg signs the notice dated October 23.
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Warren County
OUSTED FOR PATRIOTISM AT DC THEATER
J Frank Wahl, ex sergeant of Company L Second Infantry National Guard of the District of Columbia, says a Washington theater ejected him for standing during The Star Spangled Banner. He served three years in the guard and insists a rise is proper when the anthem plays. He complains of a lack of patriotism in Washington.
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Washington
J. Frank Wahl
Second Infantry
National Guard
District of Columbia
Wahl
Administrator Sues Pullman for $20000 in Chellis Death
Portland Me Oct 23 The estate of Dr Eugene D Chellis of Portland files a $20000 damage suit against the Pullman company alleging a sleeper failure to maintain proper temperature caused the death of Dr Chellis on Aug 20 1911 while en route from Montreal to Portland The administrator G L Brooks cites the fatal cold as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
South America
Progressive Party
Quickeneth
Pullman Company
Portland
Eugene D. Chellis
G. L. Brooks
Warren County Secures Large Lumber Contract
The Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company at Sheffield mill received a record order for 1,265 feet of twelve by twelve timbers destined for Sandusky Ohio for canal work. Officials estimate at least sixty railroad cars will be needed to transport the timbers, and workers will be kept busy to fill the order.
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Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Sheffield Mill
Sandusky, O
Ad Man Prefers Trusted Newspapers for Growth
The Ad Man urges merchants to advertise using space aligned with capital and to grow as business expands. He favors papers trusted by readers and leading advertisers, and stresses steady, plain copy over one week’s total storytelling.
Urgent Deficiency Bill Signed by President Wilson
Washington October 23 The urgent deficiency bill signed by President Wilson abolishes the commerce court removes over 1000 deputy revenue collectors and United States marshals from civil service requirements and funds the Panama Canal and other federal enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Court
Panama Canal
Wilson
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Pickett
Hardware Company
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second
Warren
Bell Phone
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
the Red Book Magazine
Potter County Enterprise
Rey
Grange Fair
Newspaper OF Future
Warren CO
John E. Hultberg
Rogers Bros
International Silver CO
Meriden Britannia Co
Meriden
Conn
Newby & Evans
Brainerd
Sagerstrom Upright
Teeple
W. F. Frederick
Piansc Company
B. G. Lewton
Salvation Army
Penn’a. Ave
Warren PA
Fuller & Johnson
E. D. Everts Hardware Company
Warren, Penn
Warren Mail
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