Primary Election Notice for Warren County Pennsylvania 1919
Notice announces the September 16 1919 primary to nominate non partisan and partisan officials across Warren County Pennsylvania including judges sheriffs commissioners treasurers auditors jury commissioners school directors assessors constables ward councilmen and various township offices. It lists vacancies in multiple boroughs and townships with specific seat terms and wards. Attest Addison White Clerk. 7-17-24 8-7
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Petitions Filed for Nominations in Warren County
Petition filings list candidates for county and township offices in Warren with parties Rep Dem Pro across roles including County Commissioner Jury Commissioner Auditor and various ward positions. Notably Judge J W Hughes is omitted from ballot due to oversight and will rely on stickers for nomination by supporters.
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Mac Olney
Glade
A. C. Mook
Warren
E. M. Lowe
E. R. Herschpool
Sugar Grove
J. H. Perks
W. D. Ward
John C. Hartman
H. P. Ridelsperger
Mead
H. A. Pinney
Sheffield
EH. Erickson
J. P. Miller
Dem
John Lindstrom
Rep
C. C. Johnson
Pittsfield
Pro
Warren election offices listed for multiple wards and terms
The notice outlines vacancies across Warren with offices including Auditor, School Directors for 4 and 6 year terms, Justice of the Peace, High Constable, Judge of Election, several Ward Inspectors and Constables, Assessors and Assistants, plus Ward councilmen with varied 2, 4, and 6 year terms across the 1st to 8th wards.
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Warren
Tidioute
Brendon
Grand Valley
Columbus
Brokentraw Townshop
Conewango Township
Deerfield Township
Eldred Township
Freehold Township
Kinzua Township
Mead Township
Pittsfield Township
Triumph Township
Watson Township
Bear Lake
Sugar Grove
Columbus Township
Limestone Township
Pine Grove Township
Sugar Grove Township
South West Township
Warren Borough
Braddock Schofield Named Assistant District Attorney
Word has it that Lemuel Braddock Schofield was appointed Assistant District Attorney of Philadelphia under the act allowing four extra staff members. Former assistant solicitor for the Pennsylvania Railroad, he is a University of Pennsylvania graduate and war veteran who rose to major.
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Lemuel Braddock Schofield
Philadelphia
Samuel Rotan
Major Schofield
Pennsylvania Railroad
University of Pennsylvania
Two Tidioute youths return from overseas service
Lyal Peters arrives home from Tabriz Persia where he taught in a mission school and survived Turkish sackings during the war. John Elder reports from Russia with the American YMCA work and plans another year as the effort gains support among Cossacks.
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Lyal Peters
Tidioute
Tabriz
Persia
John Elder
Russia
Ye Pmens
Estate of Alice M Samson Granted Letters of Administration
Notice is given that Letters of Administration on the estate of Alice M Samson, late of Warren Borough, Warren County, Pa., have been granted to Mildred E Samson and E H Beshlin. Creditors must pay debts and claimants present claims properly authenticated for settlement. Administrators: Mildred E Samson and E H Beshlin.
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Alice M. Samson
Borough of
Warren
Warren County
Perons
Lynching of Zaragoza Resident in San Luis Potosi
Mexico City reports detail the lynching of Juan Galvan a Zaragoza resident accused by a church pastor of stealing a gold and jewel image valued at 5000 dollars. The mob dragged him from his home built a funeral pyre and tortured him to death. the curate was detained by authorities.
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Mexico City
Juan Galvan
Zaragoza
San Luis Potosi
Fei Demmocrata
Mexico
Galvan
Galvin
Sees Game With Teacher's Eyes
Miss Mildred Harris, daughter of Charles K Harris, is a blind baseball fan who "sees" games through her father’s coaching. For seven years she attends Giants games with keen understanding, using a coded explanation and finger diagramming to visualize plays. She enjoys walking swimming dancing and is an accomplished pianist and YWCA volunteer.
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New York
Charles K. Harris
Milwaukee
Chicago
Harris
West Eighty-sixth Street
Mildred Harris
Giants
Mildred
Christy Mathewson
Ty Cobb
Benny Kauff
Ross Young
Miss Harris
Y. W. C. A. Rooter
Poison Ivy Remedy From Catnip Leaves
Mrs Evelyn S Trenbath wife of Rev Robert W Trenbath rector of St James Episcopal Montclair NJ reports a simple catnip leaf remedy for poison ivy. Rub green catnip leaves on affected skin until juice runs claiming it cures even advanced cases and is child friendly. Plant grows behind old barns and is said to repel ivy nearby.
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New York
Evelyn S. Trenbath
Robert W. Trenbath
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Montclair
N. J
Anthracite Production Up in July
Philadelphia reports anthracite shipments to the Bureau of Information totaling 6,052,334 tons for July, up 482,748 tons from June and 619,456 tons above July 1916. For April through July coal year, shipments reached 22,608,555 tons, about 1,461,969 tons more than the prior year’s four months.
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Philadelphia
Anthracite Bureau of Information
Bells for City Dogs in Asheville
Asheville authorities order every dog in the city to wear a bell for the next year. A large supply of bells has been purchased to distribute to dog owners.
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Asheville
N.C
Timetables for Renovo and River Divisions and New York Central
Rail schedules list Renovo Division trains to Kane Ridgway Harrisburg and Philadelphia with several Kane only departures, and west to Corry Erie. River Division serves Salamanca Olean and Pittsburgh. New York Central shows north and southbound departures from Warren Jamestown and Warren with hourly service and final cars at 10:45 PM. Sunday services noted.
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Renovo
Kane
Ridgway
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Warren
Corry
Erie
Salamanca
Olean
Be. Oi
City
Pittsburgh
Jamestown
Elmira
Binghamton
New York
Meadville
Sharon
Youngstown
Akron
Chicago
Cleveland
Bear Lake
Buffalo
Erie Railroad
J. W. & N. W. Traction
Lake Shore
Kitten Saves Master From Giant Rattlesnake
Holyoke Colorado reports a kitten named White Paws leaped from the car to strike a attacking rattler nine feet long and twelve rattles. the snake was killed, the tusk sent to an Eastern taxidermist as the largest rattler seen in the area.
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Holyoke
Col
H. G. Mills
Mills
One Bath in 482 Families in East 33rd Street Block
New York survey for the state reconstruction Commission finds one bathtub in forty three tenement houses housing 1,700 residents. The tub belongs to the saloon keeper and is used by his family. few other residents use it. Investigators note a stationary wash tub with removable partition as the next available facility on Saturdays.
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New York
East 33Rd Street
State Reconstruction Commission
Train Schedules and a Family Lunchroom Tale
A Jamestown to Buffalo and Cleveland timetable details multiple routes, including connections via Erie Railroad and J. W. & N. W. Traction with listed departure times. A domestic scene follows with Bertha and her aunt discussing a little sister, promising a future playmate and errands.
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Vialta
Emma
Fuellhart Seeks Republican Nomination for Warren County Treasurer
H A Fuellhart announces candidacy for Warren County Treasurer in the Republican primary on September 16, 1919, with the declaration dated January 2, 1919 from Tidioute Pennsylvania.
County Treasurer Candidacy for Warren County
Andrew R. Black announces his Republican candidacy for the Warren County treasurer nomination. The vote will be decided by Republican voters at the primaries on the third Tuesday of September 1919. Warren Pa November 6 1918.
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Warren County
Andrew R. Black
Warren, Pa
Warren County Commissioner Nomination Primary Result
W D Ward seeks Republican nomination in Warren County for county commissioner subject to primary voters decision on September 17 1919 The notice lists Ward with two grade implies filing or status as of April 10 to 19.
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Warren County
W. D. Ward
Candidate for Sheriff in Warren County Pa
A Republican announces candidacy for the Sheriff nomination in Warren County Pennsylvania. The primary election date is Tuesday September 16 1919. The statement is by Lieutenant Erick S Munson of the 112 Regiment 28th Iron Division A E K.
Publicity list promise for advertisers by The Weed Company
An offer to join a mail list of names and addresses for sending ads and circulars. Enter your name with street number and town, and send 10 cents to be listed. The notice emphasizes plain writing to avoid misdelivery and targets manufacturers, suppliers, wholesalers, and publishers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Superior Court
Partisan County
Oughs
S. A. Cramer
Addison White
J. W. Hughes
W. W. Muir
Erick S. Munson
H. Dunn
J. C. Dalrymple
A. R. Black
Harry Fuellhart
Ralph N. Summerton
A. Strong
Dallas Brooks
Deerfield
J. L. Davis
Youngsville
A. L. Schneider
R. S. Hartley
J. S. Green
Kinzua
Justice of the Peace
D. G. Blackman
F. B. Jackson
F. C. Bogart
Victor Mooy
J. W. Elliot
R. G. Chapel
Kk. H. Beshlin
E. H. Beshlin
George B. Walters
I. G. Kidder
Frank Witz
P. J. Parsons
W.F. Messner
George P. Orr
John W. Campbell
H. A. Logan
Fred Neumeyer
J. M. Passenger
H. C. Sandstrom
J. W. Steen
C. Lowrey
John Reed
5Th Ward
Ed. B. Whiting
Walter W. Beatty
James H. Culbertson
James H .Culbertson
J. P. Berdine
6Th Ward
Fred Adams
Frank McClelelan
Frank McClellan
7Th Ward
John Williams
Frank Connaro
Peter Jamieson
Demstable
Fred Holtz
Samuel Tibbits
G. W. Klepfer
Merle W. Russell
W. W. Stephens
Schofield
Mildred E. Samson
Ec Wr
New York Giants
U. S. Army
Lieut
B. W. Maynard
United States Army Air Service
Mineola
N. Y
Toronto
American Flying Club
H. H. George
D. B. Gish
Wilson
Congress
American Peace Commission
Paris
Poison Ivy
New Jersey
City Dogs
Pennsylvania Lines
NEW York Central
Dunkirk
Titusville
Warren & Jamestown
Kitten
Master
China
Bertha
H. A. Fuellhart
Iron) Div. A.E.K
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
General Law
Curtis M. Shawkey
Savings Bank Block
Penn’a
Second
BELL
DR. Pulverman
Opt
Dr. Rail
Market Street
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