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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1914

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Benefits of Canal to Central America

Washington food for thought from the Geographical Society speaker on the Panama Canal’s impact. The speaker compares Porto Rico Cuba and Central American nations, noting Porto Rico’s growth under U S rule and urging stable government for Honduras and Nicaragua to unlock prosperity.

Central America Washington, D. C Panama Canal Wm. J. Showal Geographical Society Porto Rico Cuba United States Honduras Salvador Costa Rica Nicaragua Porto Rica Chicago San Francisco Washington Denver New Orleans Puerto Barrios New York Middle Ameri

Arbitration may cut pay for Pittsburgh trolleymen

Arbitration hearings between the Pittsburgh Railways Company and its workers, held for ten days before Judge Joseph Buffington Congressman Stephen G Porter and James C Gray, conclude testimony as Attorney George C Wilson argues wages are too high and should be reduced. The company is a subsidiary of Philadelphia Railway in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Pittsburg Pittsburgh Railways Company Joseph Buffington Stephen G. Porter James C. Gray George C. Wilson Philadelphia Railway

Rise and fall of Victoriano Huerta in Mexican politics

The article details Victoriano Huerta's 1913 provisional presidency after ousting Madero, the assassination of Madero and Pino Suárez, and the swift U.S. diplomatic clash as Huerta rejects foreign mediation. It notes Northern constitutionalist gains, internal opposition, and U.S. pressure for his resignation ahead of October elections.

Victoriano Huerta Mexico Francisco I. Maredo Madero Jose Maria Pino Suarez Huerta William H. Taft United States Sonora State Congress Zapata Salazar Anerta Carranza Chihuahua San Antonio Francisco Villa Pasqual Orozco Taft Woodrow Wilson Huerta Felix Diaz Porfirio Diaz Congress Japan Henry Lane Wilson Washington Nelson O'Shaughnessy Wilson John Lind Minnesota Lind

Pinchot and Lewis Tour Through 22 Pennsylvania Counties

Gifford Pinchot and William Draner Lewis mark a summer campaign by visiting 22 counties and reaching about 120000 people. They visit mills and factories before dawn and hold open air mass meetings at night, drawing large crowds and strong receptions across rural and urban areas. The tour includes Pike to Bradford counties and heads toward Dauphin and Berks, with plans for eastern counties then central western regions. Washington party leaders claim the campaign signals a statewide shift against Penrose and his machine.

Philadelphia Gifford Pinchot William Draner Lewis Washington Party United States Northumberland County Pinchot Lewis Pike Monroe Northampton Bucks Lancaster York Adams Cumberland Perry Juniata Snyder Union Northumberland Mifflin Huntington Luzerne Lackawanna Columbia Montour Susquehanna Wyoming Bradford Dauphin Lebanon Berks Lehigh Penrose Nevin Detrich

Mormon Elders Attacked in Lancaster Riot

Two Mormon Church elders were assaulted during a near riot in Christiana Lancaster on July 20 after sermonizing on street corners. Pastor William May of the Methodist church tried to counter their statements as the dispute escalated into the night with a stone thrown at the missionaries as they left for their hotel at dawn.

Lancaster Christiana William May Methodist Church

Penrose Bunco Charge Aims at Penrose Machine

Philadelphia July 18 William Draper Lewis Washington gubernatorial candidate denounces Penrose cry of protection as a bunko game. He cites past defeats of worker compensation and child labor laws, assails the road department, and plans a tour with Pinchot starting July 21 through Dauphin Lebanon Berks and Lehigh counties to win voter support.

Philadelphia William Draper Lewis Washington Party Penrose Pennsylvania Lewis United States Senate Columbia Montour Northumberland Counties Lewis and Pinchot Dauphin Lebanon Berks Lehigh

Legalize steel pensions in U. S. Steel petition

E H Gary chairman James A Farrell president and 22 other officers seek a charter from Common Pleas Court in Pittsburgh for a pension fund begun 14 years ago. The plan provides benefits to employees and successors controlled by the company, with annual income capped at 1 million dollars and no new capital stock. Headquarters will be in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh E. H. Gary James A. Farrell United States Steel Corporation Common Pleas Court

Opinion Clarifies Relative Hiring Rule for School Board

Harrisburg July 20 William M Hargest Deputy Attorney General advised Dr Nathar C Schaeffer Superintendent of Public Instruction that the school code three fourths vote requirement to hire a teacher who is a director's relative does not apply to a first cousin or niece of a director s wife The period of teacher selection raises questions under this clause as the school year begins

Harrisburg Nathar. C. Schaeffer William M. Hargest

Sha mokin incidents and local crimes headline roundup

ALL THROUGH THE STATE Michael Stoop a Sha mokin colliery fireman was seriously scalded when a steam pipe burst Peter Fuckenofski of West Hazleton was sentenced to three months in jail for bicycle theft Chief of Police Ladderhose of West Hazleton shot a mad dog that besieged children on porches Esther three year old daughter of William Long was fatally injured running in front of a street car George Rice is in a Lancaster hospital with a fractured skull from a fall on a Rossmere street car Edward B Zimmerman of Shamokin was elected county chairman after a Penrose rally Five years work will finish Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company stripping at Audenried started yesterday by Dick and Co

Michael Stoop Shamokin Peter Fuckenofski West Hazleton Ladderhose Esther William Long George Rice Lancaster Rossmere Penrose Northumberland County Edward B. Zimmerman Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Audenried Dick & Co

Congress Stalls as Quorum Woes Hold Up Work

Washington July 19 Congress struggles to assemble quorum in both houses as an anti trust bill push continues. Debate over the interstate trade commission Clayton and Rayburn measures extends weeks while nominations for the Federal Reserve Board Jones and Warburg face confirmation delays. President Wilson seeks ratification of Bryan peace treaties before adjournment.

Washington Congress Senate Interstate Trade Commission Newlands Interstate Commerce Committee Thomas D. Jones Chicago Paul M. Warburg New York Federal Reserves Board Warburg Mr. Warburg Banking Committee Wilson

Mrs Carman Leaves Home Until Trial

Freeport New York July 19 Mrs Florence Conklin Carman under indictment for manslaughter in the first degree in the killing of Mrs Louise Bailey left her home with her husband Dr Edwin Carman and their nine year old daughter Elizabeth. They planned a trip through Atlantic City Philadelphia the Delaware Water Gap and Lumberville Pa before the trial and will stay on a farm in Lumberville kept in seclusion until trial. Dr Carman is expected to return within a month to resume practice.

Freeport N. Y Florence Conklin Carman Louise Bailey

Hindus on Komagata Maru battle in Vancouver harbor

Report from Ottawa describes a clash as 160 police and immigration officers tried to board the Japanese steamer Komagata Maru off Vancouver. Hindus on board resisted with coal and weapons. twenty were injured, none fatally, as authorities prepared to use the cruiser Rainbow to seize the ship and force landing of 350 would-be British subjects.

Ottawa Ont Vancouver Harbor Canada India Immigration Department Rainbow

Young Man Drowned Near Warren Outing Club

Raymond Myers aged 22 drowned in the Allegheny river near the Warren Outing Club at 8 45 last Thursday evening. He sank in fourteen feet of water after trying to swim back to the dock while intoxicated. William Lavery aided him but both men exhausted, Lavery nearly dead before rescue. Myers worked at Struthers Wells and formerly drove a milk wagon, well known in War.

Raymond Myers Allegheny River Warren Myers William Lavery Myers Saik Lavery Struthers & Wells Works

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