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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
6
The United Mine Workers referendum shows miners will continue working while negotiations for a new wage scale proceed. The overall US coal industry totals reach 98 million in a broader report published Tuesday.
News from the coal strike zone details public protests in Colorado, troop dispatch by President Wilson to restore order, and the push for arbitration. It notes Governor Ammons seeking federal help, the Rockefeller stance, and ongoing labor discussions with mediation prospects.
Secretary Redfield proposes interdepartmental cooperation between Commerce and Interior to stock lakes and streams in national parks with fish. Plans include systematic planting of geuns and fish and applying national regulations suited to local conditions to ensure a steady supply.
Subscriptions for the Warren Mail surge as residents seek steady coverage of county events. The edition promises comprehensive reporting, community updates, and trusted local voices for readers across the region.
A four day office on wheels will carry Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce leaders May 26 to May 29 visiting Beaver Falls New Castle Sharon Greenville Meadville Franklin Oil City Titusville Corry Erie Jamestown Warren Kane Ridgeway Dubois Punxsutawney and Butler. The trip aims to promote the Lake Erie and Ohio River ship canal and inland waterway improvements benefiting the region's business and social ties.
In Oil City a Bartlesville correspondent describes the nitro glycerine manufacturing and well shooting evolution. It covers factory setup, nitrator details, acid glycerine mixing, drowning and washing, yields of 150 quarts per 1500 pounds acid, and the shift from go devil to jack squib and electric shots.
Eleanor Randolph Wilson, daughter of the president, will be the youngest cabinet hostess in Washington. At twenty four she will wed in the White House with Secretary William G. McAdoo as the groom. The ceremony marks a rare second White House wedding within a year.
Massachusetts plans a brigade of bachelors for potential border service. Brigadier General E Leroy Sweetser says company commanders may designate front line personnel with preference to single men. officers to be called regardless of marital status. Colonel Edward Logan states the Ninth regiment would exclude married enlisted men if volunteers are formed.
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