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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1914

Page

3

General Strike Looms in Italy and Other World News

A general strike threatened in Italy by railway workers totaling 115000 is reported as troops hold key stations. Other items note a China revolt aided by Japan under Huang Hsiang, Villa’s rebel victory at San Pedro near Torreon, and England’s Independent Labour party moving to autonomous action in Parliament.

Italy Japan China Huang Hsiang Shensi White Wolf Yuan Nankin Villa Torreon Socialist Party

Bryan Backing Panama Tolls Repeal Editorial

Secretary of State Bryan writes in the April Commoner endorsing the Wilson administration stance for repealing the Panama Canal tolls exemption on coastwise shipping. He notes House voting patterns, defends debate time, and argues the Democratic platform on subsidies is not a binding pledge, stressing changed conditions and party merits.

Bryan Wilson House Baltimore England

Keen to Head Surgeons After Congress Vote

The International Surgeons Association elected Dr. W. W. Keen of Philadelphia as president at its fourth triennial meeting in New York. Paris will host the next gathering. The group endorsed tissue grafting only when transfers occur within the same individual. Dr. Carrel reported dog heart experiments showing temporary cessation with resumed beating. A British aeroplane by Roe features sweepback wings aiding controlled speed on descent.

Dr. Keen International Surgeon’s Association New York W. W. Keen Philadelphia Paris Carrel Alex. Carrel Rockefeller Institute American Surgical Association Roe

Prison reform and humanity in poverty law debate

Prof George Kirchwey of Columbia told the Contemporary Club of Philadelphia that prison reform fails without broader social change. In Trenton saloonkeepers will roster patrons deemed drunkards and refuse service. Ohio Civil Service bars liquor addicts from eligible civil service positions.

George Kirchwey Columbia Club Philadelphia Trenton N. J Ohio Civil Service Commission Civil Service

Congressional Antitrust Programme Outlined

A Washington report claimed no general antitrust legislation this session and pigeonholing of five bills, with a wider inquiry authorized. The White House rejected the claim, stating the president would not curtail the trust programme and would remain in Washington.

Washington Associated Press Five Brothers White House

Attempted assassination on New York Mayor amid Coxey march

A man fired at New York Mayor Mitchell as he left city hall but missed. Corporation Counsel Polk was wounded. The assailant, Ma honey, about 70 and ill preserved, was overpowered and arrested. Separately Coxey's Army began in Massillon Ohio with about 200 men under Gen Jacob S Coxey, planning a Washington march, dwindling to a small group by day one.

New York Mitchell Polk Mahoney Coxey Massillon Ohio Jacob S. Coxey Washington National Capital

Commission Resists Pressure in Rate Case Hearings

The Interstate Commerce Commission vowed not to be stampeded as it readies hearings on April 27 to decide if current railroad rates yield adequate income. New Haven witnesses face criminal action for refusing to answer questions about Billard Company transfers of securities. Habeas corpus extends for Harry Thaw while appellate work continues. Military action halts a racing meet in Oklahoma. Everglades land indictments dismissed. Atlantic City boss Louis Kuehnie pardoned.

Interstate Commerce Commission New Haven Joseph W. Folk Billard Company Harry Thaw Aldrich Federal District Court Concord N. H New York Stanford White Thaw Supreme Court Tul Cruce Fair Everglades Jacksonville Fla Florida River Land Company Bolles Billingsley Atlantic City New Jersey Board of Pardons Fielder Louis Kuehnie

Navy secretary backs commercial use of lighter ships

Secretary of the Navy Daniels endorses Senator Weeks plan to use lighter cruisers and auxiliary ships for a U S South American mail and commercial line. He cites a four ship Panama to Valparaiso start at 1 387 920 annual cost and details one ship lines New York to New Orleans and Panama to Guayaquil with modest expenses. Ships would also be ready for war if needed, mainly carrying mails and light packages.

Navy Daniels Senator Weeks Massachusetts South America Panama Valparaiso Guayaquill New York New Orleans Ask

Street R R SCHEDULE Conenango and Warren Line Timings

The article lists streetcar timetables for Conenango Avenue and North Warren Lines with first departures from 6:15 A M and 6:10 A M respectively. It notes hourly and half hourly intervals, fast connections to Jamestown and P E stations, and Sunday adjustments including a 7:00 A M start from Warren and Sheffield. Express cars run at 8:00 A M and 2:00 P M from Warren and 10:20 A M and 3:20 P M from Sheffield.

Conenango Avenue Glade Glade Run Jamestown Warren Conewango Avenue North Warren Sheffield Clarendon Warren-Jamestown Street Railway Company Jamesown Ceremenes Warren Arr Warren Loz

It Pays to Advertise All the Time

In a dusty market scene two merchants clash over advertising. The inactive one laments bad weather while the active trader keeps boosting business year round and appearing in newspapers with lively ads. The tale crowns constant advertising as the wisest business strategy.

Stock Glasses Half-Price Sale Through May 1

A 30 day sale offers all stock glasses at half price with $3 glasses at $1.50 and $5 glasses at $2.50. The sale runs until May 1 and uses a first come, first served policy.

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