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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1914

Page

3

Progressive Party Forest County Vote Call

The piece urges a sweeping Progressive victory for Forest County and Washington Party candidates Gifford Pinchot and Vance C. McCormick Willis J. Hulings. It claims victory will oust gangsters and clean house if Progressive voters stand true to convictions. It calls every Progressive to do their duty on election day.

Washington Forest County Penrose Progressive Party Vance McCormick State State Highway Department Capitol Harrisburg Washington Party General Assembly Dodge George F. Watson Penrose State Gang Plain People

Forest County progressives rally against Penrose boodlers

The letter urges honest voters to expose the Penrose Boodle Gang nicknamed the Black Horse Cavalry as elections near. It warns of moneyed influence to secure Penrose supporters and urges reporting illegal ballots to county and Washington Party officials to ensure a fair count and victory for Progressive candidates including Pinchot and McCormick.

Forest County Penrose Boodle Black Horse Cavalry Penrose Washington Party County Committee Boodle Brigade Tionesta Wilson Palmer Pinchot

Brumbaugh’s Vote From City Liquor Wards Examined

The Republican gubernatorial candidate Brumbaugh faced questions about the source of his commission to run. Analysis shows 253000 voters instructed him, mainly from Philadelphia, with most backing districts opposing local option. The piece argues the commission mirrors Penrose’s 1912 senate nomination.

Dr. Brumbaugh Penrose McNichol Vares Philadelphia Boies Penrose United States

Penrose Machine Aided Wild Fowls Defeat Of Labor Bill

The Pennsylvania Federation of Labor reports that Senator Penrose and two key allies blocked the workers compensation act at the latest state session. They blame the defeat on the dollar, noting Crow and McNichol supported the opposition. The group expresses guarded hope lawmakers may advance protections for widows and orphans in the future.

Pennsylvania Federation of Labor Penrose William E. Crow Jamie P. McNichol Legislative Committee Crow Hamsher Sones

Brumbaugh Campaign Hums Through Gangster Backers in Philadelphia

A Philadelphia Brumbaugh banner raise drew Penrose era workers, liquor dealers, and tenderloin leaders to Broad Street. Hymns rang as bands played Onward Christian Soldiers and Come All Ye Faithful, while ministers and Sunday school teachers praised Brumbaugh amid wary reformers. The scene underscored political change as police and fire purge from politics and phantom voters decline. The old guards doubted Brumbaugh’s independence, calling him a trimmer despite mobilizing votes for him.

John K. Tener Penrose and Liquor Dealers Philadelphia Citi Zens Penrose McNichol Ware Penrose Machine Siguor Martin G. Brumbaugh Broad Street Brumbaugh Jen Wanamaker Tenderloin

Penrose campaign gains familiar Philadelphia lobbyists

Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal and Iron Company solicitor B M Clark camps at Harrisburg and campaigns for Penrose after opposing workmen compensation. Beaver county manufacturers leader F W Walker who helped mutilate a child labor bill backs Penrose in his home district. Bristol lobbyist Joseph Grundy funds and promotes Penrose locally. Neil Bonner of Philadelphia, liquor dealers association head, campaigns for Penrose and Brumbaugh.

B. M. Clark Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal and Iron Company Harrisburg Penrose F. W. Walker Manufacturers’ Association Beaver County Joseph Grundy Bristol Neil Bonner Philadelphia Penrose and Brumbaugh

Extravagance in Thought and Hiving Expenses

A wry remark cites E. W. Howe's Monthly noting extravagance in thought and in hive expenses as equally faults.

E. W. Howe

Pinchot Tested as Defender of Workmen in Pennsylvania

The article contrasts Gifford Pinchot and Boies Penrose in the fight over the workmen’s compensation act. It credits Pinchot with advocating protected families of injured workers, while accusing Penrose of voting against the measure and aiding special interests. It urges working men to vote for Pinchot.

Gifford Pinchot Washington United States Boies Penrose Pennsylvania Pinchot

Pinchot Praised as True Public Servant by Scranton Editor

Scranton Daily News editor Robert D. Towne lauds Gifford Pinchot for deep government knowledge and commitment to social welfare. He contrasts Pinchot with Penrose, urging voters to replace the senator with Pinchot for labor, safety, women’s rights, and initiative reforms.

Gifford Pinchot Robert D. Towne Scranton Daily News Pinchot Penrose Pennsylvania Senate Taft

Light Found Deep in Ocean Depths Beyond 3000 Feet

An English oceanographic expedition reports detecting distinct light traces at depths exceeding 3000 feet, revealing unexpected bioluminescence or other light sources far below the surface.

Penna Leads Country In Extravagant Road Building

The article denounces high road costs, comparing Pennsylvania with New York Ohio and Maryland. It cites Pennsylvanias Bigelow department spending 19322.15 per mile while New Yorks roads cost 13500 per mile. It warns that Penrose and Brumbaugh would keep the same highway administration.

PENNA New York State New York Roads Department Pennsylvania Bigelow Department Ohio Maryland Penrose Brumbaugh Highway Department

Liquor Interests Unite Against Local Option In Governor Race

The liquor lobby resolves against local option while almost all back Dr Brumbaugh who pledges local option. Some temperance supporters back him for that pledge, yet fear he must rebuke either the liquor interests aiding his win or temperance backers if elected governor.

Brumbaugh Ifim Amert

Brumbaugh Stands With Liquor Ticket Despite Local Option Claim

The Personal Liberty party, tied to liquor interests, includes Brumbaugh and other known liquor candidates Penrose McClain Scott. McCormick urged withdrawals to back local option. Brumbaugh refused to withdraw, aligning with Penrose and McClain, while claiming sincerity for local option.

Personal Liberty” Party Liquor Men Martin G. Brumbaugh Dr. Brumbaugh Boies Penarose Liquor People Frank McClain Lancaster John R. K. Scott Philadelphia Vance McCormick Washington Personal Liberty’ Party McCormick Brumbaugh Penrose McClain Epiton

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THE United States Senate Congress For Assembly Vance C. McCormick Willis J. Hulings Ford Pinchot General Hulings Straight Penrose Mach Pensyvania Federation of Labori Brumbaush Angels Warren MERS Scranton Pike County Strabdler
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