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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
7
George A. W. DeForest announces candidacy for sheriff subject to Washington Party primaries next September. Frank J. Lyons announces candidacy for district attorney subject to Republican Washington Party primaries next September.
A resident announces candidacy for Tax Collector of Warren Borough in the Washington Party primaries to be held in September.
The speaker announces candidacy for Warren County Sheriff for the term starting January 1, 1914 subject to the voters decision at the fall primaries.
Henry H. Bassett announces candidacy for Register Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans Court subject to the Republican primaries to be held next. The statement emphasizes party process and local office duties.
E. M. Hodges of Conenango Township declares candidacy for the Prothonotary nomination supported by party voters at the upcoming primaries.
A candidate declares intent to seek the office of Tax Collector for Waren Borough subject to Democratic primaries in September 1913. The notice identifies the candidate and the election as the primary determining event.
John G. Smith announces his candidacy for District Attorney of Warren County. He states the decision rests with Washington party voters at the September primaries.
In Warren County Common Pleas No 36 June term 1913 Helen Arnold Libellant vs George Arnold Respondent a subpoena and alias subpoenas were returned Non est inventus and the respondent must appear October 6 at Warren Court House to answer the libel and show cause why divorce may not be granted Henry Park Sheriff Warren Pa September 3 1913 notice dates Sept 4 11 18 25
No 1 September term 1913 Anna Bowers MacDonald Libellant vs Donald MacDonald Respondent Subpena and alias subpoena returned Non therefore hereby notified to be and to appear before the court at the next term with evidence and defenses for proper action in this matter
No 35 June term 1913 Amy Alstrom libellant against Herbert L Alstrom respondent. Subpena have been returned non granted to the libellant agreeably to Warren Pa September 3 1915.
The Board of Directors of the Thomas Coupling Company calls a special meeting of stockholders at 2 o clock PM on September 18 1913 at 302 Water Street Warren Pennsylvania to vote on an increase in capital stock. M T Thomas secretary.
Stephen F. Garlock, a 69 year old Civil War veteran, sues for divorce claiming his wife Mary conspired with the spirit of his first wife during a seance to influence him. He alleges the second wife insulted him, pressed for transferring property, and later secured a $500 note and locked him out of his room.
Representative Britten of Illinois introduces a seven million dollar bill to create a government armor plate plant. He cites bid collusion among private mills and argues government production will force fair prices while still leaving private firms in business. The plan calls for site acquisition, buildings, machinery, and operation within six months of passage.
Savannah judge Emory Speer answers charges in Congress saying he relied on newspapers for information and requests a copy of the original accusations. He denies all allegations including aiding his son in law and being temperamentally unfit, and seeks a hearing once hay fever subsides. He criticizes accusers as counsel for embezzlers or predatory interests.
Springfield mass case hinges on whether Sherman D Porter or his wife died first in a South Deerfield grade crossing crash. Both killed instantly. will may favor chauffeur, who was long in Porter's service, with railroad fault cited. Relatives anticipate a legal dispute over codicil and heirship depending on who died first. Porter, 80, led Kibbe Bros Manufacturing and made a confectionery fortune.
Eugene H. Decker and Clarence E. Decker were found guilty and innocent respectively on horse stealing charges. Young Decker pleaded guilty to spare his elderly father while his mother captured the outlaw William Morgan last fall after he eluded sheriffs in three counties. In Muskogee Oklahoma a three year old boy wandered two days in wolves and wildcats country before being found by hunter James Payne who refused a $2000 reward.
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