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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
4
An advertisement promises a beautiful Princeton piano with no upfront obligation. Readers are urged to choose a style from the catalog and pay five dollars down plus a weekly 1.50 for 182 weeks, aiming to bring uplifting music into homes.
An advertisement touts a factory direct plan offering a one third discount on Princeton pianos with no interest and a month free trial. The piece also includes a political column criticizing Colombia, Panama, and Rainey, arguing U S policy and historic land seizures and urging Colombia to accept facts and avoid further disputes.
The St Louis Globe Democrat Republican urges that U S claims over territories gained in 1848 and from the Mexican war remain secure. It dismisses Colombia as blocking Panama policy and notes Secretary Knox can bypass Bogota while Panama’s protectorate is recognized globally. The piece suggests Republicans would debate Panama in 1912 if Democrats raise the issue.
In Warren County Pennsylvania the Andrews murder case dominates discussion as a new trial and change of venue are sought. Prosecution reportedly holds additional strong evidence not yet presented and two potential witnesses near the crime scene may testify at the upcoming retrial.
Editor John L. Morrison of Greenville announces his bid as delegate to the Republican National Convention in Chicago and states support for Theodore Roosevelt. He says friends across the district urged him to run, aligning with Roosevelt’s camp.
Miss Carlson of the Lindsborg News objects to the Kansas Industrialist's claim that a successful editor must shave each morning. The industrialist retorts that a neat appearance matters, advising clean shirtwaists a proper belt a smile and well kept shoes for women editors in Kansas.
The National Association of Retail Milliners met in Chicago and stated this season's styles will be less expensive and more simple yet striking in color. Large hats will not be fashionable.
Our stationery speaks for you with up-to-date superior quality printing. We produce the kind you will be proud to send out. Place your printing orders with The Warren Mail office.
Four year old Donald recalls seeing stars on cards for good conduct at school and, while leaving with his parents, notes there have been lots of good boys today after looking at the starry sky.
The Buffalo Express will award hundreds of dollars in prizes to seven readers who cast the most ballots in the European Tour Contest from February 1 to March 16. First prize is an extra trip to Europe, followed by $150 in gold, $100, $50, $25, $1, and $10. Newspaper ballots do not count toward extra prizes but count toward the regular district trip.
The editorial endorses Hon Joseph A Schofield of Warren for re election to the General Assembly. It notes his proven record and state wide connections, argues no Republican will contest him, and predicts victory in November despite a Democratic candidate Kracer of Sheffield described as a sacrificial lamb.
Rome reports the annexation of Tripoli and Cyrenaica to Italy will be proclaimed. The Camorra trial in Viterbo reaches its final witness as prosecution builds its case. A Houston fire causes multi million dollar losses and leaves many homeless. Bank directors resist Ferris bill's 15 percent surplus before interest payments. Franco-Spanish talks on Morocco reach accord on most points except territorial compensation for Spain and status of railroads in the zone.
Report summarizes James S. Sherman remarks on how laws are made and notes 45000 bills introduced in the last Congress. It explains committee work drives legislation while debate rarely changes outcomes and describes the modern procedure for introducing bills in the House.
A humorous remark by the painter Herlsy about a monk who left the church and mailed was noted. He quipped that the monk “had taken his punishment into his own hands” while awaiting the portrait.
Local merchants are urged to advertise in the Mail and reach a broad audience. The notice touts affordable rates and quick publication to boost visibility and sales. It highlights easy contracts and regional distribution across the town.
International diplomacy and political maneuvers unfold as the Chinese government considers passports for the Netherlands minister over Chinese in Java, France voices a Beirut peace invitation amid Turkey conflict, Roosevelt's candidacy strengthens GOP unity, and the armored cruiser West Virginia reports movements after a tense title dispute at Palmyra Island.
A concurrent resolution to adjourn sine die on March 2 was adopted as rioting occurred in Kingston Jamaica where women were killed and the island’s governor was injured. Yuan Shih Kai promised 2 2066 to finance republican troops. Nine state governors pledged support for Taft and his potential renomination. Chicago trial witnesses said nine of ten indicted packers met weekly to fix meat prices.
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