Married men push for bachelors tax plan
A group advocating a bachelor tax is described as comprised of married men, while a parallel view notes wealth does not guarantee happiness though one can be content amid riches.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
13
A group advocating a bachelor tax is described as comprised of married men, while a parallel view notes wealth does not guarantee happiness though one can be content amid riches.
Lincoln County officers listed for Kemmerer with party affiliates and titles. Commissioners meet the first Tuesday monthly. communications to the county clerk before the meeting day.
Reports in unionist papers say the government contemplates military occupation of Ulster as a Commons vote on the government’s conduct proceeds. Sir Edward Carson reportedly fled the Commons for Belfast amid fears of arrests, with Austin Chamberlain citing sudden Irish developments.
Former President William H. Taft told the University of Minnesota Law School that the only aid to interpreting the Sherman antitrust law and its Supreme Court ruling is a man’s own conscience. He spoke during a campus address in Minneapolis.
An explosion at a Buxton mine in Ottumwa Iowa killed two men during the shot digging period and was followed by a cave in. Nineteen mules also perished in the accident.
Miss Lucy Burleson attended the Society for the Study of Socialism dees formed at George Washington University where she led student activities during the sessions.
A masked assailant robbed and shot a man in Oakland, fatally wounding Frederick Altechweger, a prominent owner. The suspect fled with a watch and a pistol reportedly tied to the president's wife. Police retain Wileem and Lake Biles as persons of interest.
General Francisco Villa and his rebel forces push Federal guards from Mapimi Tiabualilo Sacramento Noe Brittingham Junction and surrounding Huerta area as they establish a base in Durango Mexico. Villa departs Sunday toward the southern front while questioning further resistance at Gomes Palacio near Torreon.
Preliminary steps by the post office department move toward direct parcel service for farm products to customers, with crates and boxes to be used for shipments through malls. In Colorado Springs a 66 year old cabinetmaker, F G Maclohnstons, died after accidentally shooting himself while repairing a revolver.
London reports a government move to deploy regular troops in Ireland this Friday amid sensational headlines of war in Ulster. The article notes Britain steps to position forces for possible operations in the province.
A New York dispatch reports former Senator W. A. Clark of Montana escaped death when a derrick and a fourteen ton girder toppled at the Equitable Life Insurance building in Helena. The bridge over the sidewalk saved him. Four workers were injured. three taken to hospital, one dead.
Arthur Capper of Topeka announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor of Kansas. He seeks the governorship after losses to Hodges by a small margin, with ongoing primary timing and party competition shaping the race.
A blaze swept the business section of Dumrea Man on the Canadian Northern railroad 144 miles southwest of here, destroying the town hall and International Harvester Company's ware. Loss estimated at 150,000.
Four indictments returned by a federal grand jury in the northern division allege a scheme to defraud. The defendant, Blackymeier, faces four charges as the court progresses Friday.
Marie Jansen a comic opera favorite twenty two years ago died Friday at age 65. She was known on stage as Hettie Johansen Ogden. Henry Roberta, eighteen, owns several farms.
Beton and Sas Lake, along with Jack Oserpenter of Money Foyt, delivered the fastest exhibitions noted in the event, drawing tears and strong reactions from observers.
Four men died when a Loulea factory building collapsed trapping workers. The ruin's fourth body was recovered after the blaze, with rescue crews and investigators on site examining the cause and extent of the disaster.
Opened Wednesday in Chicago, the Opene Court for Boys with four branches of the juvenile court aimed at guiding youths aged 12 to 21. Officials say the court seeks to restore hope and reform through structured supervision and support.
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