Subpoena in Divorce Brown v Brown in Warren County
Legal notice from Warren Pennsylvania 1919 notices a subpoena in a divorce case against Lyda Myrtle Brown and a rule to show cause for ejectment filed by Eric L. Foster. It records court dates and names Sheriff W W Muir and Attorney Geo B Munn with deadlines for appearance and response.
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Robert Carrell Brown
Lyda Myrtle Brown
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
W. W. Muir
Geo. B. Munn
Eric L. Foster
A. J. Wiener
Weimer
Clarendon
C. A. Clark
Notice of Discharge in Eggleston Estate
In Warren County Orphans Court 1919 the Administrator ec. t. a. de bonis non of Sarah L. Eggleston deceased filed final account which was confirmed. He will apply for discharge on Monday October 27 1919 at 10 oclock A M in court, any interested party may attend. RE. H. BESHLIN administrator ec t a de bonis non of the estate of Sarah L. Eggleston deceased.
Estate of Alice H Gardner final account discharge sought
Executor E H Beshlin to petition for discharge as executor after final account of Alice H Gardner deceased was confirmed. Hearing opens Monday October 27 1919 at 10 a m in county court with interested parties invited to attend. Grain Corporation buys flour at New York for week ending Sept 16 totaling 666290 barrels priced 9 76 to 10 25 per barrel.
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Grain Corporation
United States Grain Corporation
New York
Pork Price Probe Seeks Break in Retail Costs
Department of Justice agents probe nationwide pork retail prices described as at historical highs, with remarks from the office of Attorney General Palmer outlining the investigation into price abuses and market conditions.
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Department of Justice
Palmer
House to Push War Dept to Sell 47000 Surplus Autos
The house plans swift action to compel the war department to immediately market its 47 000 surplus automobiles.
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War Department
Citizens National Bank Report of Condition 1919
The Citizens National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania reports assets and liabilities at close of business September 12 1919. Details include loans, overdrafts, U S bonds, thrift stamps, stock holdings, reserve with Federal Reserve Bank, cash in vault, checks, deposits, and capital. Signed by Cashier O A Pressel and notaries and directors.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
U. S
U. O
Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty Loan
Nat's
Ers
Warren National Bank
A.penney
United States
Bankers and Trust Companies
Gebmbecsuhe Co Nest
State of
H. Lampe
Trial List at Civil Court Monday October 27 1919
List of cases to be tried includes Fritz Lundburg vs Clare Rossell and Merle Rossell and others, plus Krell Brothers vs Levi Smith Refining Co and Swanson vs Ward. Interpleader and Assumpsit actions listed with case numbers. Also a bank report for Warren National Bank shows assets and liabilities as of Sept 12 1919.
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Fritz A. Lundburg
Annie Lundburg
Clare C. Rossell
Merle W. Rossell
Rossell Brothers
Michael Krell
Krell Brothers
Levi Smith Refining Company
E. C. Swanson
G. A. Ward
J. Edward Swanson
Harry Cohen
Holzman, Cohen & Company, Inc
Driggs Ordnance Co., Inc
Attachment
National Forge & Tool Co
Garnishee
Interpleader
Demands of Miners Move to Buffalo Meeting
The Cleveland convention accepts the scale committee report on UMWA demands. A 60 percent wage rise across all classifications in the central district is proposed, with a six hour day, five days a week, overtime rules, weekly pay, and a looming general strike set for November 1 if no agreement is reached. The Buffalo conference must ratify any joint wage scale before Indianapolis reconvenes.
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United Mine Workers of America
Cleveland
Frank Farrington
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
United States
Buffalo
Indianapolis
France’s Peace Time Army Plan Outlined
Paul Doumer presents a report to the French Senate proposing a peace time army of 350000. The plan calls for 200000 conscripts and 150000 volunteers each year, with military service reduced from three years to one.
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Senate
Paul Doumer
No Strike In Boston Delegation Recommends No General Walkout
The Boston Central Labor union met to decide on a response to the city police strike and decided against calling a general strike at this time. President O'Donnell and a committee of 17 reported that the moment is not opportune for such action and the report was unanimously accepted. No roll call was taken on individual unions.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Boston
O'Donnell
Committee of 17
Central Labor Union
Pension Bill Expands War Veterans Aid Programs
The house pension committee favored a bill to grant minimum $50 monthly to Civil War veterans with widows at $30 and children under 16 at $6, plus nurses at $30. It would add $65 million to the pension roll in year one and provide $75 monthly for totally disabled veterans and $90 for service-related disabilities.
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House Pension Committee
Milk price hike prediction by Sheffield Farms head
Loton Horton, president of Sheffield Farms, testified before Governor Smith's committee in New York that milk prices would rise by November 1. He disclosed his firm paid his family 90 000 in salaries and dividends during the year, with last year’s profit about 700 000 on a net value of 5 235 000 and 14 percent dividends on 1 329 000 common stock.
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Loton Horton
New York
Smith
Horton
Sheffield Farms, Inc
Corn Cutters Strike for Higher Wages Near Marion
Corn cutters on a farm near Marion, California strike for 39 a day and lodging, a 1 increase over present wages. The dispute centers on daily pay and housing terms.
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Marion
Warren 5 59 A M and hour thereafter last car
Local timetable item notes that at 5:59 A M and for the following hour the last car will run, marking the end of service for the period.
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Warren
Train Schedule Fragments from Jamestown and Nearby Lines
Train times list departures and destinations including East to Salamanca Elmira Binghamton New York Meadvill e Sharon Youngstown Avon Cleveland Bear Lake Corry Erie Buffalo and Lake Shore routes with multiple morning and evening slots across Jamestown and surrounding towns.
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Jamestown
Salamanca
Elmira
Binghamton
New York
Meadville
Sharon
Youngstown
Avon
Chicago
Cleveland
Bear Lake
Corry
Buffalo
Erie Railroa
J. W. & N. W. Traction
Lake Shore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren County
Common Pleas
the Common Pleas Court
Penn’a
M. Shawkey
Orphans Court
Pena’a
Sarah L. Eggleston
Alice H. Gardner
E. H. Beshlin
Dee
Pork Price
Reserve
Citizens National Bank
O. A. Pressel
Charlotte L. Sreidenbaker
W. C. Norris
D. L. Gerould
G. Charles Horowitz
H. Cohen
Assumpsit
MS Ee Enn
TA Te
Ene Serates
Emvinchos Tno - One
Sss A
E. H. Lampe
Rose H. Davis
Notary Public
A. T. Scofield
D. W. Beatty
Jerry Crary
France
Ashington
B. P. Fraser
Brisbane Building
N. Y
Titusville
Oil City
Pennsylania R. R
Additio
Bradford
Royal Vagabond
Lester
Monte Cristo
Monte Cristo Jr
East
West
Romeo
Broadway Hits Music CO
Longacre
Flor DE
Lewis Cigar Mfg CO
Newark
Azaa
Wate
Adolph Klar
Fourth Avenue
Saxuss Aso
Pennsylvania Lines
Renovo
Kane
Ridgway
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Erie
Olean
Pittsburgh
Beth
Warren & Jamestown
Sheffield
Erie Railroad
Eve Luilglcu
Atall Druggists
Murine Eye Remedy Co
City OF
Ceedar Point
Put-in-Bay
Detroit
Burran
C &B
Cnese
Seman Oi
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Creed
Sfeandbee
Army & Navy
U. S. Army & Navy Tablet CO
West Broadway, N. Y
Carter
Cher
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