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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
6
A treatise on the money question in marriage argues for a wife’s private income as household queen. It urges a weekly or monthly allowance, shared budgeting, and a personal purse to reduce conflict and build trust.
The estate of Tom L. Johnson, four time Cleveland mayor, receives a patent for his late life electric car. Inventor claimed magnets lift the car and propulsion would reach 500 miles per hour, with a Cleveland to New York ride in two hours.
Washington dispatch notes Representative Victor Murdock leads Progressives in opposing President Wilson’s plan to repeal the toll exemption for coastwise shipping under the Panama Canal act. He argues the move breaches the 1912 mandate, Hay-Pauncefote treaty terms, and jeopardizes American sovereignty and commerce. A letter from Dr. Rothrock praises Gifford Pinchot’s conservation work in Pennsylvania.
Counties report dogs killing sheep and running deer. residents write Harrisburg seeking solutions. Dr Joseph Kalbfus, secretary of the Game Commission, urges people to shoot the dogs themselves, saying the state cannot dispatch men to kill dogs that slaughter game.
John Miller of Long Eddy Sullivan County, while cutting timber, inhaled pewsnuff and sneezed for over five hours. He traveled to Middletown to seek a doctor escaping a train disturbance, then sneezed once more breaking a blood vessel. He later recovered.
Erie Mayor Stern orders police to arrest dealers running penny gambling games aimed at children. Officials say nearly all local confectioners have such devices, and several dealers oppose the crackdown as agitation rises.
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