Republican ticket sweep in key races headlines era contest
Herbert Hoover and Charles Curtis head the presidential slate with David A. Reed as U S senator and Edward Martin as state treasurer. Charles A. Waters fights for auditor general while William D. Porter aims for supreme court justice and T C Cochran seeks Congress with A W Mumford in Assembly.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Autumn signs and seasonal shifts dominate Warren forecast
Autumn nears with Labor Day past as Warren residents note dwindling summer days, blackberry harvest, and hunting license rushes at the Court House. The autumnal equinox arrives at 2 06 am Sunday September 28, while winter solstice follows December 21 with Thanksgiving on November 29 and Christmas on December 25. Old residents forecast a harsher winter though remaining warm days lie ahead before cold weather and holidays.
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Warren
Court House
Tariff defended as essential to American industry
The editorial from the Oregonian argues the tariff strengthens the U S economy by enabling mass production and national access to standardized American goods. It cites Senator Sackett praising prosperity and notes Europe’s cheap labor hinders mass production, while cooperation with workers boosts efficiency and sharing of gains from machinery.
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Democratic Party
The
Oregonian
Portland
Senator Sackett
Kentucky
Europe
America
Labor restrictions slow machinery use in Europe and America
In Europe unions oppose machine methods and block full worker capacity, hindering mass production. Some employers raise wages or share profits to win cooperation, but many refuse profit sharing or face union deadlock. The result is high paid American labor producing goods for low-wage nations, aided by tariffs.
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Europe
Naval cruiser race shows Britain and United States build up
Washington reports eight US cruisers under construction with plans for fifteen more over five years. Britain has dozens more, including four 10,000 tonners under construction, while French and Japanese programs expand. The piece weighs strategic aims, basing, and long‑range reach across global waters, with comparisons to 1920s limits.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Britain
United States Navy
Rhineland
London
America’s
France
Japan
Italy
Globe
Africa
Australia
West Indies
Flalland Islands
Tierra del Fuego
Guantanamo
The
Virgin Islands
Panama
Hawaii
Samoa
Guam
Philippines
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A blithe canary in a cage and a row of hooks on a shelf frame a family tableau. Two children, smiling mother, and a fire that warms their bodies. simple meals sustain health. They cherish a garden and a nook filled with toys, choosing love, peace, and modest pleasures over wealth and show.
Pelican Cousin Feeds Family After Market Trip
A tale from animal friends recounts Pelican's market haul near the shore. He swoops on shoals, fills a big water basket, then shares fish with wife and three young. Bobolink and others discuss how water and food mix, and debunk a blood-beak myth about Pelican mothers.
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Peter Pelican
Cormorant
Babolink
Pelican
Lenny-Bunny
Peter
Bobolink
Bonny-Bunny
Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee Advice Column
A reader asks how to handle a boyfriend who promised fidelity but dates another girl while she is away. Mrs. Virginia Lee suggests turning the tables by briefly dating another partner to reveal his reaction, and urges the writer to consider marriage when ready, offering ongoing support.
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Mrs
Virginia Lee
Mrs. Lee
Diary of a New Yorker highlights lunch hour overeating trends
A New York gastroenterologist notes rising digestion problems among residents despite top-tier city dining. He links midday overindulgence to rushed lunches, business deals, and social habits, describing a crowded restaurant economy with peculiar cashier practices and minimal female patronage.
Dear Doctor Discusses Diabetes and Toe Injury Case
A reader asks if a 35 year old with a toe infection leading to loss of two toes and later infection in the other foot may have diabetes. The letter notes not all diabetics are overweight and cites pancreas injury as a possible cause.
Travel and market notes from Sept 4 1925
Raymond Morrison and Malcomb Knox began an extended motor and camping trip through southern Canada. Tomatoes and potatoes reached a new low at the street market this morning with potatoes selling at 1.50 dollars per bushel.
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Raymond Morrison
Malcomb Knox
Canada
Joe Kirkwood to Exhibit at Conewango Valley links
Sept 21 exhibition by Joe Kirkwood at Conewango Valley Country Club noted along with local items from Warren. Warren Savings Bank officers and staff were guests at an outing club event last evening. Warren Baseball Club nearing end of season with a final few games on the slate.
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Joe Kirkwood
Conenango Valley Country Club
The
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Baseball Club
Retrospective on Warren Rotary Meeting in 1924
H E Kleig and T C Fraine state highway officials inspect Warren area. B E Dodge former Warren Y M C A secretary to speak at Rotary club gathering Monday.
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H. E. Kleig and
T. C. Fraine
State’ Highway Department
Warren
Vicinity
B. E. Dodge
Warren Y
Exchange Cafes Targeted By Suspected Local Cheats
A downtown note describes the Exchange Cafes as common sites in the district and suggests the cheaters are often nonresidents or nonregular workers in finance. The manager notes that professionals in financial housing are trusted with money and take honesty with them.
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
Datty
D. Wetmore
Henry H. Bassett
G. Chapel
RC. Chapel
A W. Cousins
Fred G. Eaton
A. Ed
B. Moore
J. & van Cleve
Warren Post
Republican
Charles P. Stewart
Edgar A
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vinceat
New Yorker
Clark Keynaird
New York
Financial District
Stock Exchange
Jis
Lulu Hunt Peters
J. J. Danworth
Warren General Hospital
Lofa Hunt Peters
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