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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1914

Page

6

Brazil Envoys Hear Clear Voice of Reason at Mediation

News of the Week reports Brazil hosting envoys with a keynote urging sacrifice of individuals for collective interests. Justice Lamar for the United States and Senor Rabas for Mexico spoke as direct telephonic ties to Washington were set up and Huerta denied resigning.

Brazil Justice Lamar United States Senor Rabas Mexico Chili Washington Huerta

Mellen pins Morgan as head of New Haven looting

In testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission, Charles S. Mellen asserts J. P. Morgan was the real boss of the New Haven railroad. He says Morgan dictated financial policy and controlled four directors, revealing Morgan’s autocratic role and a dismissal of detailed spending explanations.

Mellen United States New Haven Commerce Commission Roosevelt Charles W. Morse Morse Morgan Charles S. Mellen Interstate Commerce Commission Washington J. P. Morgan New Haven Corporation Westchester

Indictment Sought Against Carbon Steel Co. Fire Siblings

Thursday sought the indictment of a Carbon Steel Company on a charge of defrauding the government in the quality of steel furnished for Panama Canal locks. An employee was involved in the case.

Supreme Court of Massachusetts Pittsburg Carbon Steel Company Panama Canal Locks

Dances Open Up A New Industry In Theaters And Hotels

The piece reports that dancing partners for women at tea dances and social events have become a paid occupation for college students and other young men. Payments range from 5 to 15 dollars per session, with escorts offered by dance schools and specialized services. Commercial travelers and wealthy socialites are noted as driving demand, with some hotels offering room-rate reductions to dancers who perform at tea time.

New York Times White Mountains New Haven Yale Wallflower

Home Rule Uproar Delays Commons Session

In the Commons Premier Asquith faced a fierce backlash as he announced the final vote date on the Irish home rule bill. The speaker adjourned the session after hours of disruption with voting set for next Thursday and the bill to take effect thereafter.

Commons House of Commons Asquith Lords Guatemala Montagus River Carranza Washington Niagara Falls

World's World's Most Wonderful Exposition Opens in 1915

The Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco opens February 20 1915 and promises unmatched beauty scale and learning. It will celebrate the Panama Canal with 60 000 exhibits across 11 palaces and 200 buildings. Nations including Argentina Australia Brazil Canada China France Japan Italy United Kingdom and more will participate officially or unofficially. Transcontinental railways will cut round trip fares by half to Chicago with a 90 day stopover and San Francisco hotel rates will not rise during the expo.

San T San Francisco United States Argene Republic Australia Bolivia Brazil Canada Chile China Costa Rica Cuba Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador France Guatemala Haiti Holland Honduras Italy Japan Liberia New Zealand Nicaragua Norway Panama Persia Peru Portugal Salvador Siam Spain Sweden Turkey Uruguay Venezuela Transcontinental Railways Chicago

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Lightning Strike Joke Sparks Argument

Dialogue scene where Giles dismisses a claim about lightning striking twice and asserts his wife can drive nails, prompting disbelief and a tense exchange.

Giles Miles

Saloon Porter Returns Five Carat Diamond for Reward

Mossy Joy, a Chicago saloon porter, found a five carat diamond at work and returned it to owner William Han rihan. He received a $100 reward for his honesty.

Chicago Mossy” Joy William Hanrihan

Bequest Grants Norton $250 for Cigars in Chicago

In her will Mrs. Elizabeth C. Vincent leaves Oliver W. Norton of Chicago a $250 bequest to be used for the best cigars he can buy. The gift reflects a personal stipulation directing spending on cigars.

Cincinnati Elizabeth C. Vincent Oliver W. Norton Chicago

Horse Swallows Diamond Ring in Monsey Incident

Alfred W. Granger allowed a horse to take a diamond ring from his hand in Monsey New York and the horse swallowed the ring, prompting a search for the lost jewel and possible recovery efforts.

Monsey N. Y Alfred W. Granger

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