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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
6
Drive Money Changers Out of the Temple Victory If Pennsylvanians Act
The Times Record editorial attacks a New Era of Republican leaders led by Penrose and Gallinger, calling them old guards clinging to privilege. It argues a November win would vindicate Penroseism and restore bossism, urging Pennsylvanians to drive the money changers out of the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times- Record
Sayre
Times-Record
The
O. P
Penrose
Gallinger
Carnon
Foraker
Happenrose
Pennsylvan
Senate
New Hampshir
Ohio
Standard Oil
Joe’ Cannon
Danville
Illinois
Cy’rul
Congress
Cyrus
Republican Party
National Capitol
Cannon
Pennsylvania
West Point student avoids dinner war banter
An instructor tests Whistler on Buena Vista. The student refuses to discuss the Mexican War at dinner, saying he would avoid company that debates such topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Whistler
Buena Vista
Heads of British colleges variously named
Heads of colleges in British universities are described by many titles including wardens masters principals rectors proctors presidents deans and censors reflecting diverse historic traditions across institutions.
Heard on a Side Street item about a boy named Johnny
A brief column note from the Boston Transcript depicts a mother scolding passersby for picking on her son Johnny, asserting he is not a man in the street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Boston Transcript
Aim in life guides the future from the heart
Reflection on finding purpose within oneself rather than in distant places. The quote emphasizes inner focus as the true north for a meaningful life. R. L. Stevenson urges self discovery as the core destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stevenson
Pinchot Leads in Logic of Campaign Forecast Says Polls
Washington candidate Gifford Pinchot is expected to defeat Penrose for the U S Senate in November. Analysts project Pinchot could exceed 450000 votes based on 1912 totals and party splits, with Penrose aided by liquor support but limited by Democratic weakness. Pinchot’s face to face campaigning and stated protectionist views bolster the forecast of his Pennsylvania victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
United States Senate
Penrose
Wilson
Palmer
Taft
Socialist
Prohibition
Pinchot
Washington Party
Pennsylvania
Senate of
United States
To Tel When Rain Will Begin to Fall
A guide explains how to estimate storm distance by counting seconds between flash and thunder. Divide by five to get miles. Then repeat after waiting several minutes to gauge approach speed and predict when rain will start.
Man Found in Chicken Coop After Minnesota Storm
A man was found on a Minnesota highway wearing a chicken coop blown over his head. The device pinned his arms to his sides and he could not remove it, trapping him after the storm.
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Minnesota
Sunday Record praised for clean, conscientious coverage
The Philadelphia Sunday Record is commended as a clean and conscientious paper offering accurate concise news. Its Sunday edition expands on women's interests science and domestic arts with high quality stories by leading writers, preserving the Record’s trusted standards for a family audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Sunday Record
the Record
Cur
Sunday Record
Clarion State Normal School Ad Offers Fall Term
The Clarion State Normal school emphasizes teacher education with fall term starting September 8. For details contact principal Amos P. Reese. August 13, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion State Normal School
Amos P. Reese
War Credit and Army Size Approved by British Commons
The British House of Commons approved a war credit of 500 million dollars, bringing total wartime funding to 1 billion, and authorized raising an army of 500,000. Lord Kitchener became secretary of war. A naval clash near the Dutch coast sank the German mine layer Koenigen Luise and the Amphion, which hit a mine. The German ambassador urged Italy to honor the Triple Alliance. Austria declared war on Russia as alliances shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Asquith
Germany
the Commons
Lord Kitchener
England
Koenigen Luise
Amphion
Italy
Rome
Victor
Austria
William
Congress expands aid for Americans abroad in war zones
Congress approves 250000 for relief and protection of Americans stranded in Europe and authorizes funds and money orders. The Tennessee cruiser sails with 8600000 in gold to distribute aid. Wilson appeals for 2500000 more. The Aldrich-Vreeland currency act is loosened to enable about a billion in emergency funds. The Trade Commission bill follows large bipartisan support with key amendments. The Underwood bill on foreign built ships passes, and the Adamson water power bill advances. Wilson declares U S neutral amid European war and warns citizens and foreign warships on U S waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
State Department
Burleson
Tennessee
New York
Capt
Decker
Navy
Roosevelt
Robert Lansing
Red Cross
Ernest Bicknell
Army
Europe
House
Senate
Underwood
Mann
Murdock
First Lady of Land Dies at the White House
Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the president died at the executive mansion Washington after a serious illness. The president and his three daughters were at the bedside when death came. Senate adjourned as the death was announced and a bill for improving alleys and slums passed. Margaret becomes mistress of the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Executive Mansion
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Senate
Wilson offers mediation to warring nations
President Wilson cabled to Germany Russia Austria France and England a formal offer to mediate for European peace citing the Hague Convention. Secretary Bryan forwarded the message to American embassies for delivery as the president seeks an opportunity to serve peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Germany
Russia
Austria
France
England
Bryan
Bristow
Kansas
United States
Charles Curtis
Hodges
Caper
Allen
Murdock
Missouri
Stone
Nation
Washington
Eastern rail rate increase rejected by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission on August 1 largely denied the Eastern railroads a 5 percent freight rate increase. Dissenters were Commissioners Daniels and McChord. the majority criticized the railroads for failing to justify higher rates and for subsidizing favored shippers with free or bundled services. The ruling notes potential railway economies but rejects a broad rise in central freight territory affecting Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and parts of Pennsylvania and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroads
Commission
Daniels
McChord
Harlan
Clements
Clark
Meyer
Hall
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Alleghanies
Rail rate decisions and wage conflicts ripple across rail lines
The Commerce Commission rebukes railroads for cost inflation via stockholder links and praises Louis D. Brandeis for exposing waste and favoritism. Western railroads yield to President Wilson on mediation and plan to narrow arbitration to wage increases while preparing to press higher rates for longer hauls and sparse zones.
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Western
Wilson
Federation Mediation Board
Europe
Western Railroads
The
Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroads
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Herva
Francis Joseph
Congressional
Thomas
Colorado
West
Georgia
Cummins
Iowa
Trade Commission
Kern
Adamson Water Power
Secretary of War
Delano
Reserve Board
Frederick A. Delano
Chicago
Menon
First Federal Reserve Bank Board
Paul M. Warburg
Warburg
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Munn & Co
Scientific Americar
F St
Washington, D
Warren
Liberty Streets
Warren National Bank
Department of Banking
National Juiries
Prospective de
Bank Positors
Niagara Falls
Buffalo Frao A
Buffalo
Pullman
Pennsylvania Railroad
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