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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1914

Page

6

War Dispatches From Europe Chronicle Despair and Valor

Vivid extracts from European front dispatches recounts scenes of courage amid shellfire at the Aisne. German guns, French privates, and a British airman face death in deadly reconnaissance and brutal combat as sextons clear the dead and Cossacks perform feats of horsemanship.

Europe London Daily Telegraph The Aisne Puisieux Senlis London Times Woolwich Compiegne

British Crusiers Sunk in North Sea by German Submarines

British official reports confirm the sinking of three armored cruisers Aboukir Cressy and Hogue in the North Sea by German U boats. Survivors describe the torpedo strikes as devastating with wrecks and deaths. Dutch steamer Titan ferried 19 survivors and one wounded, five dead to Antwerp.

Amsterdam London Flores Ymuiden Cressy North Sea Titan Antwerp Holland-American Line Hook of Holland Aboukir Hague Hogue Lowestoft Suffolk England Germany Great Britain Hoos of Sana T.ton

Postmaster Seeks Help to Stop Cat Pranks at Mailboxes

Freeland postmaster William Flad asks federal authorities to catch those who place live cats in mailboxes to harass carriers in Hazleton area. The incident was reported on September 23 and involves mail routes near Freeland.

Hazleton William Flad Freeland

Lincoln Era Ideals Echo in Party Lines

A fragment quotes Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt arguing against abandoning core Republican values. The lines suggest a call to preserve the party's founding principles amid contemporary drift. The brief reflects political rhetoric about consistency, leadership, and national direction.

Abraham Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt

The Duty of Every Citizen by Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt declares it vital to remove from public life all men with corrupt political activity. He cites Senator Penrose in Pennsylvania Barnes in New York and Lorimer in Illinois as examples. He frames the fight as a battle for honest Republicans and the nation’s future.

Senator Penrose Penrose Pennsylvania Sir. Barnes New York Lorimer Illinois Theodore Roosevelt

Pinchot Gains Strength in Tide for Governor Bid

Doctor Dean Lewis reports rising support for Gifford Pinchot across Washington state counties after withdrawing as governor candidate. He notes endorsement from Colonel Roosevelt and Harrisburg action naming Vance C. McCormick to the ticket, with cross-party admiration for Pinchot and allied anti-Penrose forces.

Gifford Pinchot Doctor Lewis Philadelphia Washington Party State Committee Harrisburg Vance C. McCormick A. Mitchell Palmer Pinchot Penrose Washington Party State Committee McCormick Port Allegany McKean County Roosevelt Pennsylvania

Campaign straws topple bosses in 1920s party shakeup

In a string of defeats and repudiations, Ohio Senator Foraker who took 15000 from Standard Oil loses re election while New Jersey boss Kuehnle omits a comeback. Colorado Senator Guggenheim declines to run as Virginia votes dry by 35000. Pennsylvania Senator Penrose faces chill receptions as National Republicans push Samuel Gifford Pinchot for tariff and modern industrial legislation.

Foraker Standard Oil Ohio Kuehnle New Jersey Guggenheim Smeller Trust Colorado Virginia Penrose Pennsylvania Gfford Pinchot Washington Party Legica

River of Doubt Mission Chronicle Ends in Rio Roosevelt Naming

Excerpt from Colonel Roosevelt's seventh Scribner's article recounts the perilous River of Doubt descent in Brazil. Kermit Roosevelt nearly drowns after a canoe capsizes while Simplicio perishes. Rio Kermit is renamed Rio Roosevelt at a ceremony led by Colonel Rondon with Brazilian officials and camara das in attendance.

Roosevelt Scribner's Magazine Charles Scribner’s Sons Colonel Roosevelt Civilization Kermit Roosevelt Kermit Jeno Simplicio Tie Rio Kermit Rondon Davida Laura Muller Rio da Davida United States Brazil Lyra Cherrie

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