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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
2
A half sick child in school risks a week of illness and spreading disease. Parents and authorities should keep children home when unwell, watch for signs like loss of appetite or fatigue, and prevent healthy children from visiting the sick. Colds are contagious and infants should avoid ill homes.
A compiled recap lists events across nations and politics: Treasury tour to curb pork barrel spending. US army and navy growth talks. Ford Motors chief resignations over peace notes. navy expansion plans. court ruling on a cotton tax act. anthrax scare in Riverhead. German noble jailed for bigamy in New York. deer season killings in New Jersey. McAdoo requests 50 million for merchant marine. VP Marshall expected to run with Wilson in 1916. Congress split on regular army raise. Bulgaria Serbia war and Russian moves. Carranza border trip rumored. California dreadnought keel laid. Sing Sing bank scandal and prisoner hunger. Ford Foundation donations amid boycott. Honduran exile leader’s doubt. Grey and Russia pledge support. Britain pressuring Greece in Balkan war. Union Pacific train wreck. Penrose calls for naval expansion. Villa loyalists and exodus fears. Italy expected to aid Serbia. $50 million loan to England noted. Clark predicts prosperity. Rintelen executed in London. Seligman on income tax. Wilson to push preparedness. Alliance No.2 wreck. defense contracts for subs and destroyers.
Elias R Montfort of Cincinnati won the G A R commander in chief election at Washington. Opponents Franke O Cole of New Jersey and W J Patterson of Pittsburgh also stood for the post. Montfort secured 519 votes on the first ballot with Patterson at 281 and 138 for are.
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