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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
4
The Greenville Record notes how colleges seek free publicity to boost endowment and contrasts press generosity with the costs of running papers. It argues that newspapers finally recognize the need to charge for publicity as the industry’s investments rise and warns that the registrar may not receive the promised celebratory coverage.
An unusual dietary note says the Brazilian eagle prefers monkeys and maintains its happiness by feeding exclusively on simians, a quirky detail about its feeding habits.
William Allen White analyzes Taft Roosevelt split in May American Magazine. He argues Taft drifted from Roosevelt, inviting Wright on behalf of Taft, while Roosevelt allies lose influence. White accuses Taft of aloofness and failing to consult Roosevelt before forming his cabinet.
A comical exchange reveals a servant unsure whether to send drawing brushes or a corkscrew as a note from the master explains a holiday and asks for materials. The humor hinges on the ambiguity of the request and the servant’s uncertainty.
A short quotation attributed to The Philosophy of Ingersoll urges happiness as a present choice and action. It emphasizes sharing happiness through helping others and creating a positive mood in the current moment.
A Washington dispatch says the senate aims to finish pending business by June 15. Paris police head Dr Paul reports Octave Garnier, leader of the automobile bandits, died by his own hand. In Copenhagen, Christian X is proclaimed king after King Frederick VIII dies walking in Hamburg. No decision in Wilkes-Barre miners conference on tentative terms.
Reports say a rebel victory at Pedricena, Mexico left Durango exposed as federal forces had departed. In Montreal the Gouin government is forecast to hold a majority of 43 to 47. The Welsh disestablishment bill cleared its second reading in the House of Commons by 81 of 615. Dr Mark A Matthews of Seattle was chosen moderator of the US Presbyterian general assembly in Louisville. The London loan conference on China paused as Russia demanded safeguards for its interests.
Fight persons killed and 60 injured in a railroad accident near Gare du Nord Paris. Two men die as a bridge collapses near Ogdensburg New York with many leaping into the river to escape danger.
A reform effort in Boston seeks amalarb to fuse boot and shoe workers unions nationwide. In Cuba five negroes were arrested, averting a possible anti government uprising. Levee break floods Melville Louisiana displacing 509 people. USS Ford carries 299 refugees from Salina Cruz Mexico. Paris railroad accident reports a bride widowed by decapitation and injuried legs.
Ohio supports Taft but Roosevelt backers claim his Chicago nomination is assured. Observers see a bitter Taft versus Roosevelt struggle for control of the national committee and convention organization. Roosevelt seeks to corner delegates while Taft aims to seat contested delegates. remaining contests total about 58 with primaries in New Jersey, Texas, South Dakota, Arizona, and Ohio delivering several delegates. Roosevelt’s pledged total sits around 425 against Taft’s 519.
Frederick E. Lewis of Lehigh Arthur R. Rupley of Cumberland John M. Morin of Allegheny and A H Walters of Cambria named congressmen at large Presidential elector for the 28th District D I Ball of Warren listed among electors
A father dozes in a library while giving stentorian evidence. Little Sam asks for a clue and after listening again exclaims Cow, marking a playful moment in decoding the sounds heard.
A French dirigible raises altitude near Paris to 9519 feet. Sin Kiang governor murdered by Mahometan reactionaries. Lady Duff-Gordon testifies at British Titanic inquiry. Democratic women mark Dolly Madison’s birth anniversary in Washington. Danish king’s body lies in state as crowds pass by. Italian navy plans emigration shift to Tripoli. Panama Canal debate on free passage for American ships. Clarence Richeson’s burial plans unsettled by family. Cuban negro uprising acknowledged as serious with rebel arrests. Sen W Murray Crane declines re election bid.
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