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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1917

Page

8

Future of Auto Racing Sees Standard Cars and Star Drivers

The article notes auto racing will grow into a major sport with standard cars matching top baseball and horse racing, and top pilots like Ralph De Palma to head higher grade events. De Palma advocates separating elite cars and drivers from lesser ones to ensure lasting growth and public interest. He also describes a radical step of using aeroplane engines, with speeds surpassing 110 mph on circular tracks as development continues.

Mecade Lue General Commins Pelves Ralph de Ialma de Palma Circmar

Healthful food and the spread of disease in early dining

The article traces how wild animals and primitive humans ate raw or cooked food, notes rising communicable diseases with crowded food service, and praises Pennsylvania's 1915 law holding restaurant owners responsible for employing clean workers. It discusses enforcement, railroad and hotel kitchens, and growing urban dining.

Atlantic Pennsylvania General Assembly Saniti

Stop Gambling Ties to Boston Riot Mentioned

Johnson stated gambling is not tolerated in the league and warned action after a riot at the Red Sox-White Sox game, noting a failed attempt to expand betting in New York and promising to halt gambling in Boston regardless of measures needed.

Oston Selah Diet Johnson Red Sox White Sox Gamlers New York Boston

New Swiss Minister Presented in Washington

Washington dispatch reports the presentation of Switzerland's new minister designate Ty Han Su Mey to President Wilson on August 24, marking a formal accession to the post amid diplomatic welcome and ceremony.

Washington Ty, Han§ Su Mey Switzerland Wilsua

Custom paper sizes for factory and office use

The Mail Printing Co. offers diverse grades and sizes of paper for heavy calculation work. They can produce special sizes to customer order and invite telephones or letters to arrange orders from Warren, Pa.

Woman Found Slain Near Home in Omaha Neb

A forty year old woman Mrs C L Nethaway living on a nearby farm was found murdered near her home with her throat cut. Twenty four days earlier Christina Anderson forty four a widow was killed in her Omaha home, also with throat cut. A Negro has been arrested.

Omaha Neb C. L Nethaway Christina Anderson

Indictment of Newport Sheriff and Mayor on Gambling Allegations

Newport Ky Aug 29 Sheriff Boone Gosney of Campbell County and Mayor A J Livingston of this city were indicted by a grand jury for not feasance in office in connection with a crusade against gambling alleged to have been carried on in the city.

Newport Boone Gosney Campbell A. J. Livingston

Germany to Reply to Argentina Over Submarine Attacks

Buenos Ayres reports the Argentine minister in Berlin expects Germany to reply within 48 hours to Argentina demands over submarine attacks on Argentine vessels. The cable message was received at the foreign office yesterday.

Germany Argentina Buenos Ayres Foreign Office

Distilleries Plan Continuation Under New Food Law

Distilleries nationwide will not shut down on September 8 as the food law regulating distilleries takes effect. Peoria and Pekin distillers will continue production in limited quantities, with some firms holding contracts to supply alcohol for allied government powder production.

Peoria Ill Pekin

German immigrant supports United States in WWI letter

A Sioux City Journal reader identifies as German by birth but American at heart. He condemns Germany, praises Uncle Sam and President Wilson, urges English in schools and foreign papers banned, and stresses loyalty to the United States.

Germany United States of America Uncle Sam Wilson United States America Jacob Cratts

Dutch Bread Ration Cut Reduces To Eleven Days

The Dutch minister of agriculture announced bread rations of 2800 grammes per person, about six pounds, will cover eleven days after Sept. 2. The period had previously been seven days, then nine days, with scarcity prompting the further cut.

The Hague

Canadas conscription bill becomes law signed by governor general

The Dominion of Canada’s military conscription bill was signed into law yesterday by the governor general in Toronto. A special messenger delivered the act from Ottawa.

Toronto Dominion of Canada Ottawa

Red Cross Membership Surges Past Three Million Five Hundred Thousand

Washington reports Red Cross membership rising rapidly to about 3.549 million, with daily increases from 23,000 to 100,000. The current total doubles the 1.806 million tally from July and follows an early year base of 276,000. Members are spread across 2,400 chapters nationwide and in several territories and foreign postings.

Washington American Red Cross Alaska Porto Rico Cuba Philippines Hanafi Canal Zone Guam Persia Syria Turkey

Nearly Two Million for Township Roads in State

Harrisburg reports a two year disbursement of 1 873 470 40 to second class townships as the state share of cash road tax bonus. For 1917 929 335 20 will be distributed, with 727 375 34 for 1910 and 201 959 86 for 1912. Township eligibility hinges on annual reports and agreements with the State Highway Department and funds to be used for road and bridge projects.

Harrisburg Black Bureau of Township Highways State Highway Department Bureau of ‘Township Highways Warren County Pleasant Kinzua

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