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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1914

Page

3

National Day in Philadelphia Spurs Prolonged Celebration

The Fourth of July events in Philadelphia drew a vast crowd at Independence Hall with President Wilson as chief speaker. He urged support for Mexican liberty, tolls repeal, and defense of public institutions amid tensions over Bank appointments and Albanian issues.

Philadelphia Wilson United States Chambers of Independence Hall Washington Independence Square Fathers of the Republic

Senate Quizzes Bank Board Nominees and Warburg Declines

The Banking and Currency Committee examined Thomas D. Jones as a Federal Reserve Bank Board nominee amid past antitrust ties. Paul M. Warburg refused further examination, while Hamlin Harding and Miller were approved. The panel later rejected Jones and postponed Warburg, citing turmoil with the president. Warburg cited prior requests to withdraw. The Senate also debated labor exemptions and investigated leaks.

Senate Banking and Currency Committee Thomas D. Jones Federal Reserve Bank Board Harvester Trust Zine Trust Paul M. Warburg New York Treasury Hamlin W. G. P. Harding Birmingham Ala Miller Warburg Jones Hitchcock Presiden Furthe Show Corporation Mittee Senate Committee On Banking and Currency Wilson Senate Committee On Banking Salvador Nicaragua Smith Michigan Melendez Rucker

Westinghouse Strike and Industrial Union Mobilize Pittsburgh

The Westinghouse plant strike in Pittsburgh tests the Alleghany Congenial Industrial Union a 15,000 member group led by Miss Kenny, with democratic control by referendum. Strikebreakers are hired in other cities. clashes occur as workers vote to return to work.

Westinghouse Pittsburg Alleghany Congenial Industrial Union Secretary of Commerce Redfield Washington Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Chicago Curran Treasury Department New York Illinois

Opposition to Administration Policy Cited by Colonel Abbott

In a speech the Colonel Abbott defends his stance against the administration policy, accusing it of abandoning American interests and neglecting social and industrial evils. He frames the administration’s actions as harming national honor and progress.

America Dr .Abbott

Fates Anarchist Bomb Explosion Shatters New York Flat

Four dead and seven wounded when a dynamite bomb exploded at 1626 Lexington Avenue in New York City destroying a top apartment. Police believe anarchist Arthur Caron, an I W W leader, died in the rubble. Caron allegedly planned bombs against Rockefellers at Tarrytown. Health authorities barred a public funeral for the dead.

Tarrytown Jordan National Educational Association St. Paul David Starr Jordan Stanford University Sanest San Francisco Senate Tate Laws Roosevelt Outlook Col Lymen Abbott Ting Progressive Party Barnes New York Penrose Pennsylvania Murphy Mr. Barnes

Violence in suffrage campaign and Mexican political shifts

The article reports renewed violence by suffragettes led by Mrs. Pankhurst with arrests and hunger strikes in Holloway, plus heckling of King George and Queen Mary during a Scottish tour. Separate items note Carranza and Villa reconciling, Villa gaining command, and Huerta’s weak election showing in Mexico.

Asquith Pankhurst Holloway Kingdom Scotland George Queen Mary Robert Burns Ayr Central Criminal Court London Sydney Drew Carranza Villa Constitutional Party Mexico North Torreon Juarez Saltillo Mexico City Huerta Senate Chamber of Deputies Blanquet Voice of the People

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