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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1915

Page

7

New York Tax Plan Explored By Mills Committee

The Mills committee in New York argues for an income tax as the best fair method to reduce reliance on property taxes. It highlights state growth in government costs, cites Wisconsin and Massachusetts as precedents, and outlines proposed rates and exemptions while noting potential city burdens and penalties for noncompliance.

New York State New York Ogden I. Mills Empire State Senator Mills Mills Sanders and Boylan Everett Afachold Chase Donohue Gillen Wivery Ogden Mills Davius Ogden Mills Harvard Beatrice Mills Countess of Granard Senate New York City John Purroy Mitchel Upstate State Tax Board Mitchel Wisconsin New Tax Department Massachusetts Connecticut West Virginia

Parcel post money bag robbery disrupts mail flow

A parcel post package containing money was reportedly broken open in transit. Postal officials say a mail bag was forced open and 3805 undelivered letters affected as investigators review the incident.

Paris Sees Severe Winter as Prices Double Across Goods

Paris faces a hard winter with prices up about 100 percent on essentials. Milk, fish, coal, soap, and vegetables soar while many items grow scarce. Magic City shifts from entertainment to boot and sole production as the government centralizes wartime shoe supply.

Camembert Paris Magic City Coney Island White City Hrades

The White Flowers of January

A poem by William Sharp portrays winter woods blanketed in snow and a goddess figure guiding the season. Dead blooms revived as snow petals reveal white forms, turning the wintry scene into a quiet miracle of reawakening.

Flora

Bell Party Idea for New Year’s Eve Entertaining

A hostess plan for a bell themed New Year’s Eve party describes using bells of all sizes to decorate rooms with holly and mistletoe, red bell shades, and a silver bell centerpiece. Invitations are written on gilt bells reading Ring out the old, ring in the new. A midnight bell ringing with multiple peals ushers in 1916 with a festive toast and continued dining.

Pather

Roosevelts and Allies Dominate 1916 Campaign Outlook

A dense World War I era digest lists political and military fronts including Roosevelt support from steel and oil interests, Republican conventions, and pacifist concerns. It notes Colonel House illness, Kaiser Wilhelm's health, naval buildup aims by 1925, and various international events from London to Washington. The item weaves party dynamics, diplomacy, and wartime pressures with a stream of quick facts.

Mr. Edison Naval Research Laboratory Packard Motor Company Detroit Germany Welland Canal Roosevelt Wilson Peace O'Gorman Chicago Washington King George Athens Salonica James L. Garvin Russia Congress Richard Melville Hall Dartmouth Alsace Wilmington Del Aero Club Kitchin Europe Republic Inez Mulholland Boissesvain Ford Baron Zaiedinek Ancona United States Commissioner of Navigation George W. S. Williams Public Service Commission Whitman New York Wilson Hot Springs

New U S Army Camp Planned Similar to Plattsburg at Camden

Major General Leonard Wood announced that a duplicate encampment for businessmen will be held in Camden South Carolina. The program mirrors the Plattsburg camp and will start likely in February near an army post. Applications to attend have begun arriving.

Plattsburg Camden S. C N. Y Leonard Wood 8. C Wood

King for a Day Costs $1000 for New Year Queen Parade

A Philadelphia New Year tradition lets a working man become king for a day in the Shoot ers parade. Captains spend large sums on costumes and robes, with some robes exceeding a thousand dollars, while the king returns to work afterward.

Philadelphia United States Queens of Society

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Darius O. Mills Ogden L. Mills France Galeries Lafayette By William Sharp Brankee Mr. Roosevelt Britain Tae Front New Haven House Emperor William Western Front von Papen London Lord Northcliffe Lloyd George Naval General Board Admiral Dewey Daniels Carranza Villa Chihuahua Cardinal Mercier Hoover Belgium Danaiels General Board of the Navy U. S. Army Camp
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