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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1909

Page

4

Oil Producers Rally Against Free List Tariff

Congressman Vreeland urges Allegheny oil producers to lobby against placing crude petroleum on the free list. He warns that Mexico's new oil exports threaten home markets, urging united action to maintain tariffs that protect Allegheny County's 6000 wells and the broader oil industry nationwide.

Vreeland Allegheny County Congress Russia Dingley United States Customs House Canada Mexico United States Herrick Bolivar Breeze United Protec

Oil Industry Fair Play Statement Cited by Derrick

A quote emphasizes equal treatment for petroleum interests in Congress and public life. It argues for fair competition and access to opportunity for oil industry representatives.

Congress Derrick

Dennison Aims Higher Taxes on Corporations and Property

Harrisburg January 30 Representative Arthur W. Dennison of Warren county outlines a plan to raise state revenues by taxing corporations at 10 mills on capital stock and increasing personal property tax from 4 to 8 mills. He argues homes and farms fund local levies and seeks to shift funds to state programs, including teacher salaries and dirt road maintenance, while removing corporate tax exemptions.

Harrisburg Arthur W. Dennison Warren County Dennison

Public Charities Allocations Cut in Harrisburg Plan

Harrisburg special report: The Board of Commissioners of Public Charities proposes reduced appropriations in its recommendations. Oil region institutions are among those affected by the cuts, with lower funding than requested.

Public Charities Harrisburg Board of Commissioners of Public Charities

Pennsylvania Inventors Patent List This Week

The report lists patents issued to Pennsylvania inventors this week per D. Swift & Co. Patent Lawyers Washington D C. Names include J M Beggs Crafton for a valve R S Clymer Allentown for apparatus for magnetic treatment of diseases G S Denglar Oberlin for a railway tie L L Knox Ben Avon for a furnace door frame M Konter Corapolis for agricultural implement and more including M Lingenfelter McKee Gap and N G Needs Chester along with others like W A Paris Edgewood Park O M Reif Allernhey and C A Waitz Rouseville W L West Franklin for carbon paper and related devices.

Pennsylvania D. Swift & Co Washington, D. C U.S. Armstrong New Kensington J. M. Beggs Crafton R. S. Clymer Allentown G. S. Denglar Oberlin L. L. Knox Ben Avon M. Konter Cora- Opolis M. Lingenfelter McKee Gap J. C. McKees West Liberty N. G. Needs Chester W. A. Paris Edgewood Park O. M. Reif Allerheny H. Sinclair Butler C. A. Waitz Rouseville W. L. West Franklin

Local Option Bill Introduced in Pennsylvania House

Harrisburg February 2 local option bill backed by the Anti saloon League was presented in the house this morning by Representative Fair of Westmoreland. The measure creates units wards boroughs and townships and follows the Craven bill from the last session. Referred to the law and order committee chaired by Representative Schad of Allegheny.

Harrisburg Anti-saloon League Representative Fair Westmoreland Craven Law and Order Committee Representative Schad Allegheny

Eskimo Boy Prepares Solo Pole Search

A Peary associate describes one of his Eskimo companions planning an independent expedition toward the Pole. Blinks at Mar Office warns against using the Wiig as cover for cheap tricks and mischief.

Mr. Peary

New State School Code Reshapes Pennsylvania Districts

The reform divides districts into three classes and expands boards to nine in Class 2 and five in Class 3. It creates a State school fund from forest revenues, standardizes administration, and mandates nonpartisan director elections. Textbooks change every five years. school access, safety, and facilities receive emphasis.

Warren Township Philadelphia Pittsburg Forestry Commission Pennsylvania State Board of Education Coll Ce Ing College and University Council of Commonwealth

New Tax Bill Aims to Equalize Beer and Spirit Taxes

Representative A W Dennison of Warren proposes a fixed tax per barrel to replace license based rates. He says current system taxes small brewers and distillers far more per barrel than large producers, urging 25 cents per beer barrel and 2 dollars per spirits barrel to boost state revenue.

A. W. Dennison Warren County Treasury

Trade conditions show hoped revival amid steady demand

The survey notes persistent industrial improvement with depleted stocks signaling a near general resumption. 1908 foreign trade totals show exports around 446.99 million and imports rising. railway earnings dip while bank clearings rise. 326 US business failures this week compare to 418 last year.

London Bank of England Transvaal Paris New York United States Canada Dun’s

Bogus Mining Experts and Public Service Credit

The piece notes that employment by the United States Geological Survey carries high commercial value even for brief service. It observes field party cooks and teamsters taking pride in their Survey ties and earning public credit, then cautions that advertising such connections after leaving the Survey can mislead.

United States Geological Survey United States Geological Survey

Pay for Drill Attendance Bill Proposed in State Senate

Senator Hulings of Venango introduces a plan to pay National Guard members for drills from October 1 to June 1. Four drill nights monthly, pay scales range from zero to three dollars, with full attendance yielding 327 yearly per man. About 8,200 guardsmen could cost $22,000 yearly if all attended. Hulings estimates under $13,000 if turnout is typical, assuming 60-90 percent drill attendance.

State Senate Hulings Venango National Guard

Shall Wives Keep Their Own Money

Hilda Richmond argues in a February New Idea Woman's Magazine piece that a married woman should keep property separate, noting a wife’s business identity should endure in marriage and that practical business knowledge benefits all women.

Hilda Richmond New Idea Woman's Magazine

Women should manage own property and seek prudent advice

The text urges women to keep earnings and inherited money in their own name, with security from husbands when borrowed. It advises strict dealings between relatives and notes the value of independence. It also mentions a Westward building boom and unemployment shifting toward rural areas.

Roosevelt Urges Congress on Public Works and Resource Protection

President Roosevelt urges Congress to authorize government work to drain swamps, improve waterways, conserve forests mines and deserts, and guard public lands against land thieves posing as settlers. It is a reiteration of duty and a firm reminder of national stewardship.

Roosevelt Congress

Worldwide nations seek to aid Italy with American aid

The speaker states every country gains satisfaction from doing business with the American government. He notes ships supplies and funds are already at Italy’s service and more will be provided as quickly as possible.

Barnatto Italy

Taft visit to Atlanta signals friendship with common people

The article emphasizes President Taft’s Atlanta trip as a clear sign of his goodwill toward ordinary citizens, portraying the visit as a demonstration of accessible leadership and public affinity.

Mr. Taft Atlanta

Taft Solid Backed as South Holds Line

The South maintains firm support for Taft with no signs of breaking the political alliance. Observers note unity across governors and congressmen, signaling stable backing amid national tensions.

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WS. Pil’sman Burgess, A. G. Lyons R. H. Winger F. J. Cogswell Warren Insane Hospital Polk Institute Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney Bradford Hospital Butler County General B Roe Buhl Hospital Sharon Corry Hospital Sanistum Ee Mik Hospital Ridgway Franklin Hospital Greenville Hospital Grove City Kane Summit Hospital Meadville City Mead Ville Eset Eee Ince Oil City Hospital Punxsutawney Hospital Fee A Ee Ceveres St. Vincent Erie Hos Mar University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburg Citizens National Bank Penn’a Barnatto Diamond Co Girard Bldg Chicago St. P.O. Box Taft
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