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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1914

Page

6

Real lineups in Pennsylvanian liquor politics

The piece contrasts two columns on the 1920 Pennsylvania election. Neil Bonner of the Pennsylvania Federation of Liquor Dealers urges saloonkeepers to back Brumbaugh and Penrose, warning licenses may lose value otherwise. The Moral and Good Government forces endorse Pinchot and McCormick in Harrisburg.

Neil Bonner Pennsylvania Federation of Liquor Dealers Brumbaugh and Penrose Harrisburg Gifford Pinchot Vance McCormick Pennsylvania William Draper Lewis Washington Party Vance C. McCormick Progressive Democrats Commonwealth

Pennsylvania Liquor Dealers Urge Voter Registration and Unity

A confidential appeal from Neil Bonner of the Pennsylvania Federation of Liquor Dealers urges dealers to have customers register to vote by September 15. The letter warns of anti liquor measures and supports McCormick for governor and Penrose and Pinchot allies, calling for unity among anti Penrose forces.

Pennsylvania Neil Bonner

Liquor Men Back Penrose Brumbaugh in Harrisburg Nomination

The Personal Liberty party, aligned with liquor interests, named Senator Penrose, Dr. Martin G Brumbaugh, and all liquor candidates on the Republican ticket as nominees. The decision was made at Harrisburg on September 29.

Senator Penrose Martin G. Brumbaugh

Pinchot Aimed As Honest Public Servant In Pennsylvania

Butler Citizen lauds Gifford Pinchot for fearless conservation of public lands oppose Senator Penrose whom it accuses of plundering interests. It urges voters to back Pinchot to clear the state of stigma from Penrose’s methods.

Gifford Pinchot Agricultural Department Pennsylvania United States Senate Penrose Commonwealth Butler

Pinchot Builds Tariff Bloc Across Counties

Gifford Pinchot presses his tariff campaign against Penrose drawing large numbers of protective tariff men to back a tariff advocate in Washington. The move seeks to aid the Republican party by defeating Penrose in the upcoming contest.

Gifford Pinchot Penrose Pinchot Washington Columbia Daily News

Warren Sees Penrose Defeat End of Penroseism in GOP

In a Pa. Evening Times column, Warren argues defeating Senator Penrose would rehabilitate and unite the Republican party, proving its ability to overthrow alleged ignorance and debauchery associated with Penroseism. The piece frames Penrose's defeat as a rebuke and a path to pride in the party's new unity.

Penrose Warren Evening Times

Stenotype Sets New World Records in Shorthand Contest

Young stenotypists dominated a five and a two hundred word tests defeating seasoned court reporters. Mabelle Head at nineteen scored 98.86% on 175 words and Clem Boling led the 220 word solid matter test with 97.37% accuracy. The event claimed stenotype superiority in speed and efficiency.

Business College Nathan Behrin Nellie Wood J. D. Carson Fanny Schoenfeld Richard Cosgrove Mabelle Head Clem Boling Miss Schoenfeld Miss

Jurors Drawn for Court Opening October 26

Jury commissioner John Linstrum and John O Neil with Sheriff W G Tate drew jurors for the court opening Monday October 26 at 10 am. The list includes Warren Freehold Elk Limestone Corydon Conewango Farmington Pittsfield Youngsville Brokenstraw Columbus Grand Valley Bear Lake Deerfield Sugar Grove Sheffield Tidioute Glade Spring Creek Kinzua and others with about 30 names.

John Linstrum John O’neil W. G. Tate Warren O. F. Hoffman Geo. C. Volmer Roy Heermans Harry Erickson S. J. Offerle John E. Muir J. L. Connelly W. D. Johnson J. J. Nolan Miner B. Stewart Fred Saner Lawrence Snavely John Humphrey Earl E. Coates Freehold W. R. Trusler Josiah McIntyre Elk—O. E. Headley John Smith Limestone M. L. Morse Corydon Frank Ladow Conewango James Benson Farmington Elmer Lindell John M. Beck E. P. Houghnot Pittsfield B. E. McCullough L. D. Mandeville Youngsville Lemuel Arters R. L. Andrews R. P. Davis Brokenstraw Fred Walters S. P. Carlson Columbus H. C. Allen Frank Schramling, Jr Elmer Luton Grand Valley E. F. Thomas Bear Lake Stanley Carr Deerfield Arthur Lynch Wm.Glea

Santa Frank Toy Request Highlights Franking Privilege Appeal

Miss Olive Mas Wilson of Jenkintown Pennsylvania urged Washington officials to grant a one day franking privilege to send out Christmas toys. The appeal targets the holiday season and seeks official mail-free privilege for a single day.

Olive Mas Wilson Jenkintown Hatsin Washington Miss Wilson

British Fighters Urged to Marry Before Going to War

England moves to boost birth rates by cutting marriage fees for soldiers and sailors bound for active service. The archbishop of Canterbury calls for reduced license costs and waivers of stamp duty to encourage marriages before deployment, noting similar German and Austrian efforts.

England Canterbury London Germany Austria France

To a Dead Comrade 4h Poem in Collier's Weekly

A memorial poem by Hermann Tingerdorn in Collier's Weekly laments a fallen friend. It reflects on friendship and shared journeys, noting the unexpected passing as comrades acknowledge the loved one’s higher path and bid farewell with sober respect.

Comrade Ing -Hermann Tingerdorn Collier's Weekly

May Send Sips to Germany

Washington reports a conference of commercial interests and government officials leads to plans to charter an American ship to Germany for a cargo of essential materials, addressing shortages hampering American manufacturers.

Sips Germany Washington

Kaiser Reported It Again Illness At Suvalki

A dispatch from Rome dated October 1 reports the kaiser is very ill at Suvalki continuing from last week’s note of an accident on the front where he fell into a trench and was said to suffer from lung inflammation as a wen it.

Kaiser Rome Suvalki

His Gift

A brief item notes a speaker earning about 25 dollars for his speech and remarks on his pecuniary talent, with a cue to subscribe to the Warren Mail.

Warren Mail

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Penna 3Mumbaugh Pinchot and McCormick Vance GC. McCormick Pennsylvania Federation of Liquor Twenty-second Carpenter Streets Philadelphia Boies Penrose Mr. Pinchot Dream of Nation the Hoff Business College Pennsylvania Avenue West Penn Sugar Grove Theodore Akins Sheffield E. F. Anderson Louis Kraeeer Ben George Tidioute Clarence S. Anderson Glade Wm. Myers Albert Hawke Spring Creek Emory Mudge August Johnson Kinzua Albert Hartness Frank His Cleveland Plain Dealer Rogers Bros International Silver Co Meriden Britannia Co Meriden, Conn Trave Atriefly Munn & Co Scientific American Big Returns T. J. Foley A. A. Davin x Co B. Warren Tel. Co
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