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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1916

Page

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Changes in Districts in Erie Conference Meet

The Erie Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church annuls six districts, creating five with new boundaries. Jamestown District now covers Warren and Chautauqua counties, absorbing New York State churches. Rev J P Burns begins his sixth year as district superintendent. most district superintendents are reappointed. Revised list includes Clarion and Jamestown districts with numerous churches and appointments. page eight note mentions continued details.

Clarion Erie Conference The Methodist Episcopal Church Franklin Hamilton Jamestown Warren County Chautauqua County Erie New York State Pennsylvania R. Rich Franklin Rich J. P. Burns Clarion District C. W. Miner Arroyg J. C Hankey Beech Tree E. T. English Belleview E W. Chitester Big Run C. M. Haines Brockport S. R. Naylor Brockwayville J. G. Harshaw Brookville H. B. Potter Callensburg F. C. Timmis Clarington John Shindledecker A. C. Locke Corsica F. W. Shope First Church J. C. A. Borand DuBois, Mt. Zion W. O. Calhoun DuBois, Second T. W English East Bradly W. E. Davis Emerickville D. O May Falls Creek J. W. Reis Fertigs T. J. Scott Hawthorn L. E. Phipps Hazelhurst C. J. Zetler Haze J. N. Croxall Putnerville Ralph Brooks Reynoldsville W. J. Small Ridgway H. B. Davis Rimersburg W. V. McLean Ringgold—_S. L. Richards Rockland P. A. Galbraith Shippensville W. H. Robinson Sherrett & Rimerton Perry Haines Sigel J. J. Wade Sligo W. L. McKelvey Summerville S E Miller Sykesville I. G. Koonce Tylersburg W. P. Sipe Walier E. D. Mowery C. O. Mead Albion F. M. Reddinger Clarendon C. M Reed- Asbury A. S. M. Hopkins Conneuatville & Dixonburg R. B. Davids Cranes Ferdinand S. B. Pickings Garland Samuel Graves Girard & Fairview J. E. Sams Kane J. F. Black Kinzua & Corydon E. C. Rickenbrode McKein D. de Sloppy Mill Village B. H. Morey North East C. T. Geer North Girard J. K. Whippo Phillipsville P. L. Grate Sheffield L. M. Barnard South Harbor Creek William Branfield Springboro W. K. Crosby Spring Creek A. J. Patterson Springfield E. Hocking Steamburg J. D. Knapp Tidioute S. A. Smith Union City GM. Hughes Warren Epworth Church E. W. Robinson Warren Kirst Church N. A. White Grace H. H. Barr Waterford H. K. Steele Wattsburg A. A

Pershing Free Hand for Villa Chase

Washington dispatches report a global push to verify if Francisco Villa leads a rebel army in Chihuahua. Secretary Baker doubts Villa raid reports while Gen Funston asserts confidence in Bell’s El Paso linked account. Officials warn vigilance and potential action against Villa, amid border tensions and conspiracies involving New York financiers.

Washington State, War and Justice Departments Mexico Francisco Villa Chihuahua Baker War Department Villa Chihuahua City Bell el Paso San Antonio Funston George Bell, Jr Carranza Pershing New London Zapatista State Department New York Madero

Pioneer resident Mrs. S D I Newbold dies at Irvine

Mrs. Sarah Duncan Irvine Newbold, 77, died Saturday at the Newbold Biddle Estate in Irvine seven miles west of Warren after long illness. She was daughter of Dr William A Irvine of Philadelphia and granddaughter of General William Irvine. Survived by five daughters and several grandchildren and a niece. Husband, a Philadelphian, had died years ago.

Warren County Sarah Duncan Irvine Newbold Pennsylvania Newbold-Biddle Irvine Warren Newbold William A. Irvine Philadelphia William Irvine Irvineton Cary Roberts John Lowther Welch Roberts Lydia Biddle Lhay Allegheny

General strike planned as unions rally support

New York labor leaders face demoralized forecasts as they refuse to predict turnout for a general strike. Another 60 unions with 120 000 members pledge support, boosting total backing to 179 000 alongside 59 600 workers already prepared to suspend Wednesday work. Only the butchers and longshoremen are confirmed as voting for a strike, with a leaders' meeting to hear local union reports later today.

New York Labor Carmen Conference of Labor Leaders Ernest Bohm Luice

Petroleum prices to soar in near future

Chicago Sept. 22 A national petroleum meeting closed with a banquet predicting rising crude prices as World War I ends. C D Chamberlain Cleveland warned motorists that crude costs will climb amid unprecedented European demand. W T Jones Kansas City echoed the view, noting output valued over 300 million dollars. William Muir Titusville Pa was elected president with officers H Fessenfelg Baltimore and E P Theobald Oil City Pa vice presidents and E S Anderson Pittsburgh treasurer. United States Senator Hollis New Hampshire spoke at the banquet.

Chicago C. D. Chamberlain Cleveland National Petroleum Association Mr. Chamberlain Europe W. T. Jones Kansas City William Muir Titusville W. H. Fessenfelg Baltimore E. P. Theobald Oil City E. S. Anderson Pittsburgh United States Hollis New Hampshire

Inquiry Initiated on Bread Price Rise Nationally

Washington officials activate a country wide survey through the federal trade commission and the department of justice to probe bread price advances. Investigators will also watch milk prices and assess whether bakeries or flour mills are conspiring to push costs higher.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Department of Justice The Trade Commission

Reporter Writes Story of His Own Death Then Poisons Self

Harry Howland, a Los Angeles newspaper reporter, planned and wrote a story about his death by own action and then killed himself with poison at his desk. He had mourned the recent loss of his wife and child in Kansas City and left a blank in the copy for the time of death.

Los Angeles Cal Harry Yowland Howland Kansas City

Wilson to tour the west to defend administration policies

President Wilson plans a campaign tour starting in October to defend eight hour law tariff and Mexico policy while addressing invitations in the west and east. Democratic leader Vance C McCormick says no Pacific coast trip beyond a September 25 Baltimore appearance.

Shadow Lawn Long Branch N. J Wilson West Vance C. McCormick New York Charles E. Hughes Joint Commission New London

Samuel McKee at 103 Nearing Death in Tidioute Home

Samuel McKee aged nearly 103 lies at the point of death at his daughter’s home in Tidioute. Born November 2, 1813 in Newry town Ireland, he lived in Scotland in youth and came to America in 1852. He had three marriages and fathered 18 children, with 11 surviving. He remained mentally sharp and active despite age and a prior hip fracture. The notice cites his long, industrious life and family scattered across several states.

Samuel McKee Tidioute Kane Newery Town County Down Ireland Scotland Martha Crair America Castle Garden N. Y Cochranton Meadville Venango County Stewarts Run Forest County Ella Helpin Maggie Norton Tionesta McKee D. R. McKee Elwood Ind H. G. Mc- Kee Susquehana G. W. Loesch Los Angeles Cal S. L. Mc- Kee Tulsa Okla James Ralston Neilltown Mary Walleston Stoneham W. J. McKee F. D. McKee Stewart Run J E. McKee Bradford Kate Wheeler Titusville J. W. Caldin

Warren man Frank Bierce in English Army Hospital

Frank Bierce of Warren enlisted with a hospital corps of a Canadian regiment and now lies in an English army hospital in Kent. A letter to his father reports he reached the Somme front for nine days before severe arm wounds sent him back to England.

Frank Bierce Warren Kent England Bierce H. J. Bierce Somme

General Miller's Son Weds in Buffalo Wedding Tale

Leroy G. Miller of Franklin Pennsylvania known as J. C. Miller speeds his blue racing car toward Buffalo to wed Viola Blair of Franklin. The ceremony is performed at City Judge Noonan's Richmond Avenue home after license issues and a highway scramble.

Leroy G. Miller Franklin, Pa New York Pittsburgh J. C. Miller New York State Mr. Miller Galena Oil Company Charles Miller Franklin Standard Oil Pennsylvania Thomas H. Noonan Viola Blair Miller Buffalo McCrimmon Statler Hotel Green Fort Erie Mr Miller House John Murphy Hotel Iroquois Richmond Ave

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