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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1916
Page
3
Remarks praise Governor Whitman's clemency as saving Siitow from execution and shielding New York's name from a potential stain. The text argues the truth of the crime would have emerged if the sentence had been carried out, citing the old saying murder will not stay unpunished.
A garbled tale recalls a reckless rider, Tucky Dale, whose motor bike ride ends in tragedy. The narrative mentions Kimya Bealice and a dim desk moment with a teacher, Dick Med Tue, amid chaotic recollections and scattered fragments.
A long letter from Jo Ben B. Lindsay of the Denver juvenile court expresses support for Wootrow Wilton’s reelection as President of the United States, citing Lindsay’s view of the national administration’s policies. The text links Lindsay’s stance to labor reform and Keating child labor law measures, noting his careful consideration before pledging support.
The Canadian press reports International Nickel and British American Nickel plan refinery construction in Ontario near Sudbury and a second site with access to Lake Erie. The piece argues for keeping Canadian ore refined domestically, warning against U S control and urging tighter government oversight of mineral wealth.
A compilation of harsh opinions from various papers about the 1916 candidate Hughes and the political climate. It cites labor strife potential, demagogic tactics, and critiques from the Courier Journal, Charleston News and Courier, Washington Star, New York Evening Sun, Savannah News, and Wall Street Journal.
The confession by Ieving Wildwin links Charles Phelps and housekeeper Mike Woleul to a double murder, while Charles S. Bucklow faces execution amid doubts of his guilt. The case, stirred by lingering suspicions and influential appeals, questions jurors on reliance on circumstantial evidence in capital verdicts.
An old advertisement extols perfect health as a birthright for women, claiming cures for weak mothers and sickly children through Dr. Poe and Pierce's Pellets. It features testimonials, addresses, and promises of relief from headaches, constipation, and nervous symptoms, urging readers to seek the remedies at local suppliers.
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