Ugh
I did not test my proposal but I would assume that disabling temporary the Selenium2Library run on failure functionality [1] should solve your problems. I would modify your keyword to look like this:
[Documentation] COMMON_KEY: Login my page
${kw}= Register Keyword To Run On Failure Nothing
${value} Run Keyword And Return Status Select Window title=My Page - Users Login
Register Keyword To Run On Failure ${kw}
Run Keyword If...
-Tatu
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[1] http://rtomac.github.io/robotframework-selenium2library/doc/Selenium2Library.html#Register%20Keyword%20To%20Run%20On%20Failure
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Ugh
Not directly from the Robot Framework, but I did look at the source code of the S2L keyword. It should be fairly easy to modify the code to suppress the message to console when required.
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