Fool Law in Effect Sparks Editorial Debate Across Nation
The article discusses the Newspaper Law enacted by Congress, its requirement to label paid content as advertisement, and potential overreach including theatre reviews book notices and event reports. It cites Postmaster General interpretations and warns about impractical enforcement. The piece cites The Oil City Blizzard and Warren Mail notices on subscription policies.
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United States
Congress
New York Sun
Britt
Warren
Newspaper editors clash over a $50,000 suit
The Oil City Blizzard notes a public spat between Editor Walker of the Warren Times and Editor McLaren of the Mirror over a claimed $50,000 damages. The item mocks the figure as trivial and frames the dispute as a local journalism feud with a joking line about ownership and a reference to Sike.
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Oil City
The
Mirror
S. E. Walker
Times
Walker
Warren Times
McLaren
Sike
Rivalry taints editors comments in Warren papers clash
Franklin News laments jealous editorials in Warren papers as they trade barbs over years. It notes such feuding risks court action and harms the press while contrasting with peaceful summer hunting season in the Allegheny Valley.
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Bingville
Warren
Allegheny Valley
Franklin News
Football In Statu Quo. Autumn sports and rugged style.
The poem extols football as autumn spectacle replacing summer. It imagines players in padded gear clashing in muddy contests and notes the era's fashionable wrappers and cheering crowds. La Touche Hancock for Today adds a reflective close about mountaintop living.
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Hancock
Choose Your Bird Keep away from swallows at night
A quip from Lippincott's Magazine advising readers to rise with the lark and avoid swallows after dark as a lifestyle tip.
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Lippincott's Magazine
Pennsylvania Poem Birthday of a Commonwealth
A lyrical tribute extols Pennsylvania's mountains forests rivers and blossoms. The verse proclaims pride in being born in the state and invokes Lehigh and other landmarks along with Native American names, praising the Keystone State as the great forty eight. The piece ends with a personal claim of origin by Lydia M. D. O Neil syndicated from the National Stockman and Farmer in Pittsburgh.
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Pennsylvania
England
Penn
Lydia M. D. O'Neil
National Stockman and Farmer
Pittsburgh
Horse that saved royal lives dies after parade
King Alfonso and France’s President Loubet narrowly escaped a 1905 bomb blast when a captain’s mounted escort horse shielded them as a shell exploded. The horse, named Schneider, was doctored by the captain and survived, but died recently from a shell fragment that pierced a vein.
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Alfonso
Loubet
France
Schneider
New London Wesleyan Hall Opens as City Landmark
The Central hall of the Wesleyan body in Westminster was inaugurated with religious services and the presence of leading church figures and London officials. The dome rises 200 feet, making it a new city landmark as the head chapel of the Westminster circuit under Rev. John E. Wakerley, with festivities lasting over two weeks.
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Westminster
London
Westminster Circuit
John E. Wakerley
Money Talks Musing on Sympathy and Wealth
A columnist muses that practical aid from money can outweigh emotional effort in helping others. The piece argues cash gifts have tangible impact while intent alone may lack substance, framing wealth as a decisive form of support in tough times.
Publisher and Mirror Editor Face Libel Charges
A Warren Times publisher seeks criminal libel charges against Eugene McLaren of the Mirror and $50,000 in damages. The dispute stems from a vicious Mirror editorial attacking S. E. Walker of the Times and alleged ties to the Andrews case, prompting warnings of a civil suit and court action.
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Warren Evening Times
Evening Mirror
Mirror
S. E. Walker
The
Times
Walker
Walkers
Timess
Eugene McLaren
the Mirror
McLaren
Warren Mirror
Evening Times
Mirrror
the Times
E. F. McLaren
Andrews
Erie
Warren
S. BE. Walker
W.D. Mclaren
McKaren
H. M. Putnam
Court House
Water bonds ruled debt of Warren municipality by Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed a lower court injunction blocking Warren from floating 390000 in bonds for a water plant purchase. The case tested the law's constitutionality as D E Lesser pressed the appeal. Proposals compare a municipal plant at 359000 with a cooperative scheme at 300000, plus 25 cent per thousand water rates.
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Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Borough of
Warren
D. E. Lesser
Prather
Crawford County
Supreme Court
Lesser
Emil Amaan
Bunker Hill
Erie
Meadville
Titusville
Oil City
Franklin
Jamestown
Beatty Flats
South Side Flats
Progressive mass meeting draws seven to eight hundred in Warren
Judge Hugh Gordon Miller of New York addressed a large Progressive gathering at Library Theatre in Warren. The event drew seven to eight hundred attendees, with D. I. Ball as presiding officer and J. W. Kendall as secretary. Miller praised Roosevelt and the Progressive platform while criticising Roosevelt's opponents. He spoke warmly of Roosevelt and urged continued support if the president recovered from the Milwaukee attack. audience members greeted him warmly at an informal reception after the talk.
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Hugh Gordon Miller
New York
Library Theatre
Virginia
Warren
J.C. Russell
D. I. Ball
J. W. Kendall
Judge Miller
Pemrose
Lorimer
Chase. Murphy
Ross Barnes
Falls There. Many a man can be everything but we
A fragmentary note from the Detroit Free Press reflects on limits of achievement and the sense that people may aspire widely yet remain grounded in ordinary paths.
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Detroit Free Press
Resentful Recollections
A dialogue recalls coercive schooling and a colonel recounting persistent efforts to impose a drinkable habit on a monitored child. The exchange highlights memory of forced recitation and ongoing pressure into adulthood.
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Colonel Stillwell
Ile
Estate Accounts and Bank Handling for Trustees
No 15 outlines why executors administrators and trustees should use bank accounts for estates. It argues checks and clear records protect fiduciaries and beneficiaries and offers Warren National Bank’s services including legal department guidance. Next article will cover accounts for lodges and associations.
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Warren National Bank
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Invitation
The notice invites readers to become acquainted with how interest is paid on savings accounts. It outlines the concept and encourages engagement with the banking terms and procedures described.
Rexal Celery and Iron Tonic Promise Healing Benefits
Advertises Rexal Celery and Iron Tonic as a remedy for mental and physical fatigue nervous exhaustion and debility. Claims include improved blood, muscles, complexion, nerves and overall vigor with a money back guarantee. Sold for one dollar at The Rexal store Seigfried’s Pharmacy Warren Pa.
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Rexal
Seigfrieds’ Pharmacy
Warren, Pa
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Warren Mail
the Home Folk’s Newspaper
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
S. M. Sloan
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Penn’a
American Press Association
Generals
Chicago
Lehigh
King Alfonso
NEW London Landmark
Money
Supreme Court of State
Borough of Warren
Kopf & Henry
Pennsylvania Avenue West
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