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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1914
Page
4
Washington D C Dec 29 Senate and House meet at noon to push fiscal bills with Post Office Appropriation prioritized. Leaders expect no major obstructions to annual budgets amid ongoing patronage disputes and dull opening day reflections on admin policy toward Britain.
Editorial urges developing both Warren city and surrounding country. It calls for rural roads, post and telephone services, local creameries, butter factories, and poultry sectors to keep employment at home. The piece emphasizes engaging country residents in city life and growing local markets to prevent out-migration.
The note urges looking after and organizing youth, stressing we cannot afford to lose them and must keep as many as possible at home. It emphasizes systematic care and responsible handling of youth affairs locally.
A nostalgic tribute to loyal readers who pay in advance at the year’s start. The piece praises their steady support as a blessing to the newspaper office, creating warmth, rhythm, and a sense of duty that keeps the press alive.
The piece discusses using advertising lines and circulation as valuation tools for favors from businesses and predicts advertising-driven price shifts. It notes Kane’s promise of the fourth annual field trial meet for dogs next year, expected to be a strong success.
The Warren Grange will serve an oyster dinner to the new officers on Saturday January 2 at noon after the installation of officers led by Master Roy Patchen. Officers listed include Ceres Josephine Loree Overseer Ralph Mead Pomona Alice Morgan Lecturer Jennie Hertzel and others with Belle Grosch as Secretary and E H Weiler as Gate Keeper. The Master will report from the State Grange due to time constraints at the previous meeting.
Boston December 28. The parcel post carried the ashes of Teijiro Hasegawa a Japanese artist to his former home near Tokio Japan. The package began its journey after $1 10 in stamps were affixed.
The partly frozen body of Paicentino Piasini aged 35 was found this morning one mile east of Kane in a snow bank. No bruise is visible on the body but authorities think he was struck by a Pennsy train while returning to the city from Sergeant.
The Foreign Office reports Britain will not aid Germany or Austria via neutral sources and will consider remedies for damages. Sir Cecil Spring Rice has delivered the U S text to Sir Edward Grey, with Cabinet review expected. England intends to meet legitimate claims while not altering current tactics.
Reports from the front describe heavy casualties for Austria and Russian pursuit hampered by mud on roads. French and German accounts conflict over gains near Nieuport and St Georges while fighting rages in the Argonne and Meuse heights. Berlin and Paris differ on trench recaptures as cable lines falter across Europe.
A Saturday meeting at the Court House formed the Warren County Agricultural association. Directors from Pine Grove Akeley Lander Chandlers Valley North Warren Corydon Freehold Pittsfiel Tidioute Grand Valley and others elected. Clyde Smith president J M Siegfried vice president H V Hazeltine secretary Walter Heasley treasurer. The organization capitalized around 30000 and bought the Hazeltine property on Conewango Avenue for fair and racing use.
Senator Burton debates the rivers and harbors appropriation bill carrying about 34 million dollars for existing projects. He led a filibuster last session and opposes many items in this year's measure while the Senate commerce sub committee considers the bill.
A list of property transfers from Emma Fuellhart to H A Fuelhart and others including Warr en Pittsfield Farmington and Bear Lake entries with prices ranging from 1 to 525 dollars. Several deeds involve couples or estates and include transfers to cemeteries and banks with Warren Glade and Brokenstraw areas named.
Harrisburg Pa December 29 Legislation to uniform the reports of corporations will be presented at the General Assembly session starting next Tuesday It may accompany a bill for a State tax commission to settle and collect taxes The commission would oversee about fifteen to sixteen million dollars in state taxes from corporations and be chaired by three appointees. TO FACE MURDER CHARGE.
A Titusville Herald item reports Charles Hosmer’s death with relatives unlocated. A North East resident says authorities are seeking a Hosmer brother in Buffalo and that Hosmer has about two thousand dollars due, possibly avoiding county burial costs. Archie Pierce, a Piso Company guard, fell sixteen feet onto ice and injured his back but escaped broken bones. firefighters rescued him and he remains at the Emergency Hospital.
Salvatore Bonaventura was arrested in Jamestown by Sheriff Gust Anderson on a murder charge for the Westfield killing of James Saccemento last Saturday. He was found leaving Dr Hunt’s office where a bullet was to be removed from his leg, believed shot during a fight after a card game quarrel. Bonaventura was jailed for a hearing likely tomorrow. he formerly worked for Chauutauqua Traction and Jamestown Street Railway.
Washington reports Secretary of State Bryan showed irritation with press reports of a possible cabinet withdrawal. He blamed the season’s spirit and cited rumored hunting trip and grape juice incident as factors. He called some newspaper correspondents deliberate liars in a broad but non-specific remark.
Washington dispatch reports a bill to authorize Hawaii's legislature to extend voting rights to women was introduced in the House by Delegate Kalanianolo.
Portland traders push wheat to record highs with February blue stem selling at 1.38 dollars per bushel as 5000 bushels change hands on the local exchange today in a continuing price spike.
Walter W. Davis, a respected Warren resident since youth, died Thursday morning after months of illness aged fifty nine. He served as Vestry member and Junior Warden of Trinity Memorial church and supervised the Sunday School. Survived by wife, two sons Palmer L and Elton W, and two sisters Mrs. A J Hazeltine and Mrs J W Steen. Funeral at Trinity church Saturday at 3 p.m. Call at the house Saturday morning for viewing.
Washington, Dec 29. Minority Leader Mann denounces the State Department saying there is not as much nerve as would supply an angle worm. He cites famine in Mexico and accuses the administration of failing to restore order without war. Rep Garner questions remedies but Mann says he would act if authorized.
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