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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1914

Page

8

New York Banking Fight and Socialist Nomination Reform

A report from Washington outlines New York bankers pressing for a regional bank dominating the Eastern States as McAdoo and Houston weigh the plan. The Socialist party adopts a presidential ticket by referendum, detailing nomination steps and timing, while Untermyer criticizes consent decrees and urges business reform. Progressive support for Wilson faces South opposition.

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Seven Days at a Glance Highlights Ford Profit Sharing

The week sees Henry Ford announce a sweeping profit sharing plan in Detroit, pledging workers a larger share of profits as unions and government examine industry dynamics. Other items include Union Pacific cash distributions, lower express rates, copper and miners strikes, Mexican tensions, and rising banking reform.

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Ford Auto Co launches profit sharing and seven eight hour shifts

Ford Motor Co announces a plan to share last year’s 10 million dollar profits with 26,090 employees, setting a minimum five dollar daily wage and bonuses while moving to three eight hour shifts. The move aims to equalize earnings between capital and labor and keep workers on full time.

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Penn Faculty Members Named in Free Speech Rumor

Early this week rumors circulated in Philadelphia alleging two University of Pennsylvania faculty members, Dr. Scott Nearing and Dr. Clyde King of the Wharton School, were involved in a controversy over free speech.

Penn Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Scott Nearing Clyde King Wharton School of Economics

Disaster in Atlantic gale sinks tank liner Oklahoma

A two day Atlantic storm wrecked the tank liner Oklahoma fifty seven miles south of Sandy Hook early Sunday. Thirty two lives were lost though several vessels arrived to assist. Captain Gunther and seven crew survived aboard a floating wreckage rescued by the German freighter Bavaria. Dr Weir Mitchell, noted author and nerve specialist, died at 84 in Philadelphia.

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Villa Rallies Retiring Rebels In Mexican Border Clash

Rebels under Ortega fail to dislodge federal forces at Ojinaga as Villa rushes 3500 troops to aid. Refugees flood across the Rio Grande, many starving. Americans feed and care for the wounded. Britain hints at ministerial reshuffle over Huerta stance. Marines move toward Mexican gulf ports amid border unrest. Haytian revolt grows with governor taking refuge in Cape Haitien.

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