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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1914

Page

3

Bristow Attacks Panama Canal Tolls and Senate Actions

In the Senate Bristow denounces the repeal of Panama Canal tolls as inconsistent with Wilson's platform and accuses English and British shipping interests of influencing policy. The session honors late Senator Augustus Bacon of Georgia, debates Post Office rate changes, Alaskan railroad funding by land taxes, and confirms six vice admirals while considering new canal toll solutions and progressive party moves in Wyoming.

Bristow Wilson Senate Great Britain Chamberlain Oregon Owen Oklahoma Lodge Massachusetts United States Georgia Augustus O. Bacon Washington Senate Chamber House Supreme Court Macon Senate Committee On Post Offices Burleson Treasury Department Friends of Burleson Service Lewis Maryland Parcel Post Service Bailey Loouis F. Post Chicago Alaska Bryan Florida Continental Doremus Michigan Democratic Congressional Committee Agricultural Department Weather Bureau Bureau of Statistics Casper Wyo Cadmus

Senator Gore Vindicated in Oklahoma City Trial

Senator Gore of Oklahoma was acquitted on a $50,000 damage charge after a trial in Oklahoma City. The jury found the plaintiff Mrs. Minnie Bond and her witnesses had conspired to injure the senator, and the verdict drew cheers in court.

Senator Gore United States Gore Oklahoma Oklahoma City Minnie Bond Washington New York New York City John J. Kennedy Buffalo Barge Canal Board Western Fuel San Francisco Western Fuel Company

Unemployment Probe Puts Spotlight on Labor Crisis

The Industrial Commission led by Frank P. Walsh plans immediate inquiry into labor market conditions and the impact of the new tariff law. He cites 350000 jobless in New York and describes docks filled with workers hoping for a rush to work as society cannot tolerate such hunger and uncertainty. The panel backs federal control of interstate unemployment agencies and a government employment bureau.

Board of Conciliation Alleghanies Philadelphia J. Borden Harriman New York Industrial Commission Walsh Washington Mackay Postal Telegraph and Commercial Cables Company Commerce Commission Brandeis The Carpenters United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Building Trades Department American Federation of Labor U. S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Europe New Wilson Frank P. Walsh Mr. Walsh E. W. Carpenter Congress Congressional Mine Strike Investigation Committee Colorado Michigan Calumet Socialist Party Taylor Jones Soft Coal Miners Union Committee Midle West Committee of Operators

Foreign turmoil looms as Villa presses Torreon

Reported advances by Villa on Torreon push Mexico toward collapse as Carranza strains and Huerta clamp. Castillo captured by American cavalry in New Mexico confirms volatile border chaos. Suffragists ignite Blackburn scare with a warlike cannon display as Britain faces protests and a doped prison claim emerges. English teachers win Hereford strike with higher minimum pay. Bryan receives word of a Briton and Mexican resident's death.

Mexico Villa Torreon Mexico City Huerta Republic Carranza Maximo Castillo New Mexico Blackburn England Russia Labor Party Justice and Freedom Hereford National Union of School Teachers Bryan W. °. Benton

President Wilson comments on unemployment and policy views

Informal White House interview reveals President Wilson's stance on unemployment estimates, Peru's government, British marines, Panama Canal repeal, literacy tests for immigrants, and a new Federal Reserve system. He backs vetoing literacy tests, notes mixed signals on Peru, and discusses naval aviation fatalities.

Wilson Congress White House Federal Industrial Relations Commission Walsh Peru Mexico Great Britain United States Trade Commission Bureau of Corporations Panama Canal House Senate District of Columbia Harvard Vardaman

French Liner Roma Rescued After Rock Stranding

The Fabre line steamship Roma struck rocks off No Man's Land near Martha's Vineyard during a storm last Monday. A tugboat aided its release and the vessel was docked in New York with significant damage but few casualties reported. An accompanying Kiev murder cry against Jews renews anti Jewish tensions.

Fabre Line Roma No Man's Land Martha’s Vineyard Island New York Russia Kiev

Letters of Administration for Mary Nelson Estate

Letters of Administration on the Estate of Mary Nelson of Pittsfield Warren Co Pa have been granted to Charles Nelson Adm their notice to all debtors to pay immediately and to all claimants to present authenticated claims for settlement January 6 1914 R D 4 Pittsfield Pa E H Beshlin Attorney Jan 1561

Mary Nelson Pittsfield Warren Co Charles Nelson Deccasd Pittsfild E. H. Beshlin

Letters of Administration for Hannah Ellis Estate

Administration notice states Milton J. Ellis is appointed as Administrator of Hannah Ellis late of Eldred Township Warren County Pennsylvania. Debts of the estate must be paid and claims presented properly authenticated by January 12 1914. Jan 15 16

Hannah Ellis Eldred Warren County Milton J. Ellis

Estate letters on Lydia M. Smith in Warren County Pa

Letters testamentary on the estate of Lydia M. Smith of Corydon Township Warren County Pa granted to Karl A Krantz executor. Creditors urged to payment and claimants to present authenticated demands for settlement. Warren Pa Jan 9 1914. Feb 1961 Executor Karl A Krantz.

Lydia M. Smith Corydon Warren County Warren Karl A. Krantz

Letters Testamentary for I W Feilers Estate at Warren Pa

Estate of I W Feilers of Warren County Pennsylvania grants immediate payment with letters testamentary to executors Daniel Fell ers and Clark Fellers at 16 Cedar Street Warren Pa.

I. W. Feilers Warren Warren County Daniel Fellers Clark Fellers Cedar St Warren, Pa

Freight handlers and moving services at Bay Counties Exhibit

The notice describes a shipping and moving operation run by A. A. Davis & Co with connections to New York and Warren Tel. Co. It highlights heavy moving skills including piano and household goods handling and notes the large crowd passage at the North of Bay Counties Exhibit Cars. Details mention the Pennsylvania station dates March 10 11 12.

A. A. Davis & Co Bay Counties Pennsylvania Station

Carmega Toilet Powder Ad Claims Delicate Oriental Scent

An ad touts Carmega Toilet Powder as ideal for the fastidious woman with a delicate oriental fragrance. It promotes use for nursery care to ease infant chafing after baths and claims absolute purity and safety, priced at 25 cents per box.

Warren Mail Subscribers Seek County Readership

The Warren Mail invites readers to subscribe, emphasizing its status as the county’s most widely read paper and promising complete local coverage and timely county news.

Warren Mail County

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