Divorce proceedings demanded in Warren County case
In Warren County Common Pleas case No 36 June term 1915 libellant Helen Arnold seeks divorce from respondent George Arnold. Respondent ordered to appear October 6 before the Warren court to answer and show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff Henry Park, Warren Pa, notices dated September 3 1913 with subsequent dates September 4 11 18 25.
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Warren County
Henry Park
Warren
Herbert
Subpoena in Divorce Case Involving MacDonald Couple
Preliminary divorce matter in September term 1913 with Anna Bowers MacDonald as libellant and Donald MacDonald as respondent. Subpoena returns indicate status as non served or not completed, with further action pending.
Warren case notes for Amy Alstrom v L Alstrom
No 35 June term 1913 Amy Alstrom libellant v L Alstrom respondent. Est nnventus in this case you are first Monday in October Warren Pa September 3 1918 Herbert.
Estate of William Messner Deceased Hear Discharge
Notice by Orphans Court of Warren County states the account of A Hertzel administrator c t a of William Messner deceased has been filed and confirmed. The court will hear the petition for discharge on the second Monday of October 1913 at 10 A M. Attendance by interested parties requested. Alexander Clark Attorneys. Sept 18 25 Oct 2
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A. Hertzel
Orphans’ Court
Warren County
C. T
William Messner
Alexander & Clark
Notics Special Stockholders Meeting Call
Special notice to stockholders of Thomas Coupling Company Warren Pa calls a meeting September 18 1913 at 2 oclock PM at 292 Water Street Warren for voting on an increase in capital stock. M T Thomas secretary.
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Warren
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Water Street
A. D
M. T. Thomas
Three New Airships to Test for Army Use at Dayton
Three new flying machines Burgess Wright and Curtiss with foreign engines will be tested for the army at Dayton under Lt Thomas Milling. A military aviator badge is issued, with officers in the Philippines and at San Diego preparing for licenses. The signal corps’ aviation role remains unchanged. officers will train at posts and some go to San Antonio for instruction.
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Burgess
Wright
Curtis
Washington
Army
Dayton
Thomas Milling
George P. Scriven
Curtiss
Evnes
Philippines
Chapman
Seventh Cavalry
Rich
Philippine Scouts
Dargue
Coast Artillery
Frank Lahm
Wilbur Wright
College Park
Lahm
E. L. Ellington
San Diego
San Antonio
Tex
Army Signal Book
Signal Corps
Scriven
Boy Scouts
House Committee On Military Affairs
Thoranehly
Army of the General
Minute Movies and Social Curiosities of the Era
The item notes a U S court appeal by a U S born woman who lost her vote after marriage to a California man, a London health rule against rocking babies, and a Cornell student who plans to break a living-allowance record. It also mentions a 20 000 year old tooth found in Piltdown chalk pits and an auto dealer paying $4 000 for a Minneapolis chamber seat to sell cars during business hours.
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Piltsdown
England
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Music Inspires Good Behavior in Ohio Prison Orchestra
Warden Thomas reports the 1600 inmates at Columbus State Prison improved behavior since an 11 piece orchestra began daily performances in the dining halls. Music ranges from ragtime to popular tunes, with fights decreasing. Plans consider forming two military style companies, one for white prisoners and one for colored, using former servicemen as leaders.
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Columbus
Thomas
United States Army
National Guard
Senator Fletcher Warns U S Agriculture Lags Europe
Senator Duncan A. Fletcher of Florida released findings from the American commission on agricultural cooperation. He says European farmers have better credit systems and farm organization, urging the United States to create a distinct system to serve agriculture and provide cheap, easily available credit.
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Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Europe
Colorado Springs
American Commission of Agricultural Co-Operation
Conference of Governors
Commercial Congress
American Commission
Moss tLovision
United States
Man Sleeps Then Swims Across Racine Bay
Frank Ryerson of Lincoln Ice company fell asleep on Brown's Lake shore and awoke near the opposite bank. He claims he swam across the bay while asleep, an unusual incident witnessed near Racine Wisconsin.
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Racine
Wis
Frank Ryerson
Lincoln Ice Company
Brown's Lake
Child’s Heart Found Under Arm At Kansas City Hospital
A seven year old boy Charley Butera and his mother Mary reside at 3922 Wayne Ave Kansas City are patients at General hospital. Charley’s heart lies under his left arm instead of its normal position. He is otherwise healthy though typhoid fever afflicts both. doctors expect recovery and study the unusual placement once Charley improves.
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General Hospital
Kansas City
Charley Butera
Mary Butera
Joe Butera
Wayne Avenue
Charley
Peary Records Recovered and Returned by Denmark
Rear Admiral Robert E Peary left records in Greenland in July 1892 found by explorer Knud Rasmussen on July 22. Denmark returned the documents to Peary via the Peary Arctic Club after discovery and later similar records from 1900 were also returned.
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Robert E. Peary
Navy Cliff
Greenland
Knud Rasmussen
Eivind
Astrup
Peary
Ras
Mussen
Mylius Erichsen
Denmark
Peary Arctic Club
Arctic
Green Glasses on Cows
Drought scorches dunes near Miller Porter and East Gary Indiana forcing farmers to fit cows with green spectacles to protect eyes. Some cows have gone blind due to sand glare, costing producers worry and potential losses.
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Miller, Porter
Gary
Ind
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Philadelphia
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
Milling
American Press Association
Ancr
California
London Health Department
Cornell University
Warden
Farwier
Duncan U. Fletcher
Fuller & Johnson
Alway
E. D. Everts Hardware Company
Wairen, Penn’a
Oil City
Titusville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sant
Gscribner’s Magazine
Fifth Ave
New York City
G. M. Noyes
Edison Kinetoscope
Victor
Victrolas
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