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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
3
President Wilson on October 6 endorses woman suffrage in a statement saying he will vote as a private citizen of New Jersey and urges state action over national action. He expects New Jersey to benefit from granting suffrage and stresses the question should not be a party issue.
Pennsylvania suffragists urge voters to back the equal suffrage amendment after primary corruption scandals. Mrs. Frank M. Roessing calls for large majorities to defeat ballot box stuffing and insists both urban and rural voters must turnout to limit fraud.
A quotation from Rev. G. S. Womer of Wruntinedon Pa urges giving women the vote, framing suffrage as a stand for liberty and equal rights for all citizens.
A fragmented public message urges men to repay their mothers with support for the suffrage amendment. The text is incomplete but centers on endorsing women’s voting rights as a historic obligation.
In Butte Montana the first registration since equal suffrage saw 7500 women enrolled as voters out of 9000 eligible. County Clerk Kehoe asked who claimed women wouldn’t vote and noted they have vindicated themselves by registering at the polls.
A reader argues for women's suffrage urging equality under law and cites Rev. G. S. Womer of Huntingdon Pa who proclaims give the women the vote or haul down your flag honoring equality and liberty for all.
The article profiles Mary Davies a nurse with the Entente forces who self inoculated with gas gangrene to join Dr. Kenneth Taylor in testing a treatment. Her sacrifice reduced mortality at the American hospital in Nuilly and across allied facilities, highlighting female courage and arguing for suffrage.
The Pennsylvania state livestock sanitary board declared a quarantine against any shipment of cattle from northern Illinois for any purpose. The order also bars transit through the state from Illinois.
Wheat closing futures for December at 1 1.0634. Butter creamery extra priced at 284% 2854 cents. LGGS gathered white potatoes ranging 33 to 35 cents per pound.
Prices for corn oats flour dressed poultry butter eggs cheese potatoes and more across grade sizes and qualities. Corn No 2 yellow 68c No 3 yellow 67c per bushel oat white 38c to 44c flour fancy blended patent 5.75 6.00 butter prints 36c eggs hennery white 36 37c cheese daisies 16c potatoes No 1 per bushel 80 85c home grown 75c
CATTLE export steers 8.50 3.75. shipping-steers 8.25 8.50. choice heifers 7.25 8.00. choice 29ws 6.50 7.00. choice veals 12.09 12.59. fair to good 11.00 11.75. Sheep and lambs choice spring lambs 9.00 9.25. mixed sheep 5.25 26.00. Hogs light Yorkers 8.00 8.75 reavies 8.75 8.80.
An essay contemplates Russia as a blend of European and Asiatic traits. It notes Russia’s dual identity, with roots in the Caucasus and a reach to both northern European and eastern Asian horizons, forming a unique, nonsolely European or Asian character.
Old time remedy from Sage Tea and Sulphur with Noah Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound touted to restore color, gloss, and fullness. Reported to darken gray hair in a few applications without itching or shedding, applied with a sponge or brush to small strands.
Readers invited to join a free post card exchange by sending four cents for postage. Include name for free listing and receive twelve post cards, sample magazines, and a free sample weekly issue of The New York Family Story Paper from around the world.
A brief family item from New York lists Vandewater Street from October 7 to 14. The note appears in a local column, detailing dates and street location for a community feature.
In Rush county Kansas Joseph Stremel was convicted of beating his wife and appealed. The case was settled in Judge Foulk's court with a $400 fine and about $60 in costs.
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