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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
3
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In Northern New Jersey Seventh District including Paterson the Democrats suffer a setback as Republican Drukker wins 10 503 votes to 5229 for O Byrne Democrat with Socialist and Progressive candidates also on the ballot The result reflects tariff policy and socialist activity influencing silk and other industries and shows Bremner’s district shift from the prior victory.
Reported riots in Union Square during a Central Federated Union protest against copper mine and coal miner abuses. I W W and anarchist protesters faced police intervention with injuries and arrests, while Magistrate Freschi criticized police tactics. Army of Hoboes progress noted despite prior reports. Customs receipts fall $24.75 million for nine months. Mother Jones released by Colorado Supreme Court. more commercial failures cited by Dun & Co.
The Circuit Court at Trenton N J rules that owning railroad and coal mine properties by the same stockholders does not violate the commodities clause of the Sherman act in the government suit against the Lackawanna and Delaware Lackawanna Western railroads. DOJ will carry the test case to the Supreme Court.
John D. Rockefeller Jr. testified before the House Mines and Mining Committee, admitting his 40 percent stake as a Colorado Fuel and Iron director and defending his role against arbitration. He opposed unions and suggested he would side with corporate officials to oppose striking workers. He also argued that capital and labor cannot be analogized. The hearing touched on the broader labor turmoil in Colorado.
Street railway timetable lists first and subsequent departures for Conenango Avenue North Warren Sheffield and Jamestown connections. Sunday service starts 6:45 from Glade Run with a 7:00 Jamestown link to Warren arriving 7:05 at P E station. Last weekday service 10:50 from Warren or Sheffield.
A merchant laments lack of newspaper advertising in poor weather, stating it does not pay to advertise under such conditions. The remark captures concern over diminishing returns and the practical impact of weather on local commerce.
For 30 days the seller reduces stock glasses to half price with $3 glasses at $1.50 and $5 glasses at $2.50 until sold out. All stock is A No. 1 quality. Sale closes May 1st on a first come, first served basis.
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