Harry L. Warren
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| Harry L. Warren | |
| Died | December 22, 1920 San Jose, California |
|---|---|
| Employer | Warren Dried Fruit Packing, State of California |
| Occupation | Dried fruit packers, assistant state purchasing agent. |
Harry L. Warren was a prominent dried fruit packer in the San Jose area. Warren was already a prominent packer by 1894 when he testified to Congress over tariff issues[1].
Warren apparently sold or handed off his company around 1911. During Hiram Johnson's term as governor (1911-1917), Warren was appointed an assistant state purchasing officer.
Warren died around December 20, 1920<ref>Harry Warren Is Mourned By Many: December 23, 1920 San Jose Evening News. His only living relation at the time was a sister.
References
- ↑ H.Q. Warren, testimony to congress over prune tariffs. In U.S. Senate Committee on Finance, Replies to Tariff Inquiries, Schedule G., Agricultural Products and Provisions.