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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
2
A Digested political note alleges Democratic Secretary of the Farm Loan Beard and Secretary Flannagan resist the Rural Credits Act reform. Promoters supposedly profit by steering commissions totaling $1,250,000 for organizing a single bank, with more to come.
Letter from 1916 discusses Farm Loan Board politics and a proposed five million dollar joint stock bank. Wary of stock sales to farmers at double par value, the writer contrasts Republican farm policies with Democratic plans and urges Ned to question the measure. The note also mentions citizenship classes in Warren and national naturalization efforts.
A writer warns farmers against relying on wartime markets and foreign demand. He argues for a 100 percent American focus, urging independence, strong domestic demand, and skeptical views of rural credit schemes. The message promises to address landless farmers’ aid in a future installment.
Sir William Phips, appointed governor in 1602, faced the witchcraft war lasting about sixteen months. When his wife Lads Phips was accused of witchcraft, he reassessed the madness and halted all trials, releasing prisoners awaiting trial.
Mail Printing Co advertises sample work and prices at 229 Pennsylvania Avenue W Warren Pa offering printing services in a classic style.
The joint state and navy neutrality board issued a report to the state department urging that the United States refuse hospitality to belligerent war vessels near American shores. It says such operations are a nuisance and within municipal regulation, and recommends notifying the Netherlands at The Hague of any regulatory changes under Hague Convention XIII.
Henry R. Pattengill progressive candidate asked to have his name removed from the Michigan gubernatorial ticket after he received the lone Progressive vote. English leaders call for swift conscription expansion as Lloyd George signals large forces.
Philadelphia reports that Col Roosevelt’s Wilkes-Barre address moved voters across parties. He defended labor, urged arbitration, criticized Wilson’s open shop stance, and tied labor welfare to farmer welfare with a strong tariff defense. He warned against politically motivated actions harming justice for workers.
The Mail Printing Co of Warren Pennsylvania advertises Scrib er Peds for office figurines in various diluted sizes. They offer to customize by increasing batch size to customer order upon request, with options to phone or write.
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