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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
6
Joseph Chamberlain’s life is traced from radical start to imperialist leader. The piece notes his polar reception across lands, political shifts, family life, and his enduring wit, orchid passion, and principled resignations from cabinet posts.
Gifford Pinchot Washington party candidate for the United States senate receives loud applause from mill workers during visits in Philadelphia and across the eastern state. William Draper Lewis joins Pinchot in meeting factory and mill staff as plants briefly close so workers can talk with him at Stetson's hat factory and other sites.
Vice-President Marshall distributes campaign advice. Reports note UK suffrage momentum and a Manchester Guardian warning on home rule. Michigan candidate A J Groesbeck tours the state gathering large denominations while Beveridge attacks administration policies. Dallas hosts Rawlins Colquitt campaign HQ. Wisconsin suffrage school opens in Madison with 100 attendees.
Extension of mail service by initiating a house to house collection of parcel post packages is planned by Postmaster General Burleson in many cities if an experiment in Washington succeeds.
Local Warren Pa mail office broadcasts a wedding TV event notice detailing date location and participants for community viewing. The announcement lists organizers and expected timing at the Warren mail facility.
Ralph H. Bowman of Springboro brings a six by fifteen inch leather bound account book once owned by his great grandfather Captain Elisha Bowman, a Revolutionary War soldier. It records 1790s prices for veal tobacco butter and rye, wages and crafts, and notes methods and places from Connecticut to Crawford county.
Harrisburg July 8 Winfred L Heisey of Rheems Lancaster county presented a nomination paper for the house in the second Lancaster district as the candidate of no party The paper was not in proper form and could not be filed
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