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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
4
The piece argues pessimism over tariff changes is political fear mongering. It cites steady overall business, ongoing iron and steel activity, and labor demand in Pennsylvania. It warns croaking harms public confidence more than the tariff itself and urges calm adjustment to new duties.
In 1907 the legislature allowed counties to pay bounties for killing noxious animals but funding later ran out and Crawford county stopped payments after 1910. A resident, Aus J Brink of Rome township, killed two gray wolves claimed at $2 each, leading to a lawsuit and court ruling. The text then shifts to a note about lawns being trampled by absent minded or malicious passersby, urging respect for property and a reminder that the long route home is the shortest way.
A California man notes a forward move by lawmakers to raise salaries from 1500 to 2000, a measure that passed the House 108 to 41 amid calls for economy over extravagance. The item also hints at a parable about cane and hammer burdens and a kid’s playful dialogue.
The Detroit, a 35 foot motorboat with 16 horsepower, left New York for St Petersburg, Russia, with a crew of four. After 21 days 16 hours to Queenstown and a two month trip covering over 7000 miles, the craft faced heavy seas, fuel and water challenges, but arrived near its destination with no major mishaps.
Albany May 22 Attorney General Carmody advised State Superintendent Peck that the new minimum wage law of 2 a day for canal laborers does not apply to locktenders bank watchmen bridge tenders and reservoir tenders paid monthly. The AG notes no provision covers these monthly employees.
The commission directs Federal Telephone and Telegraph to proceed with rebuilding its lines in Warsaw. At a May 8 hearing the company presented plans for a subway system to be built in the village, and experts concluded the plan would remove dangerous wire conditions.
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