10 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Brunswick News
Location
Brunswick, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
1
An early report notes police questioning a Cleveland attorney over a transfer of funds while a Senate probe and mysterious events unfold. A Sugar Men angle is cited as linked to the case as investigators press ahead.
Wilkesbarre Pa July 9 police and county authorities probe the Harvey's lake death of 18 year old Alice Crispell amid rival theories and vague clues. Last with her, miner Herbert Jones sticks to his story while others name possible suitors and a third party. Some friends doubt murder, suggesting accidental death as a possibility.
Fragmentary lines indicate a property notice asserting state area ownership with references to N Smith a noted railroad worker and a suggestion related to the matter.
A bank was closed on the 15th with deposit protection and customers advised on withdrawing money. Details are limited due to the damaged text but the event concerns a bank shutdown and safety measures for deposit holders.
W. N. Smith of Atlanta argues that Georgia should acquire the Western and Atlantic line to extend service to Atlanta and Birmingham. He warns the current state road is exploited by a private capitalized railway and urges decisive action to protect development and rates.
Cuban national police chief Armando Riva died from wounds suffered the previous evening during a clash near a Prado district speakeasy after he led a raid on a clandestine club.
Secretary Daniels says Philadelphia will retain its current naval importance after an inspection of the Philadelphia navy yard and marine barracks. He will decide later on a proposed Marine barracks project costing about 430000 and whether it fits a 1500000 building plan, while praising Gulf coast base ideas. Representative Padgett briefed Daniels before a Norfolk and North Atlantic coast yard tour with the naval affairs committee.
The city schedules a meeting with Governor Slaton at Aral to discuss municipal affairs and state cooperation. Local officials expect a formal audience to address key issues and outline future plans.
A joint meeting of the Board of Trade and mayoral committees arranged plans for Gov John M Sinton and party arrival next Saturday. The governor and party will tour the city by automobile then proceed to St Simon Island for a two day camp with the Fifth Regiment while the ladies stay at the St Simon hotel. The boards listed their committee members and the reception steps including a Sunday afternoon gathering.
Gettysburg hosts 141 students from four colleges for a six week military training camp under Maj. McRae of the Fifth Infantry. Regular service detachments enforce discipline with reveille at 5 30 and daily drills and maneuvers ending in war game lectures.
Belgrade reports Greek forces captured the town of Zres, about 45 miles northeast of Saloniki, from Bulgarian positions today amid official dispatches.
There were 1 648 vessels totaling 82 304 tons built in the United States during the fiscal year ended June 30, the Commerce Department reports. This marks the largest shipbuilding total since 1908.
Private Paris hospital report states surgery for appendicitis successful. Mr McCombs, long urged for ambassador to France, declined earlier citing law practice and costs. White House has not named a successor, and administration hopes he will reconsider.
Sacinaw Michigan July report says South Michigan league pitcher Left Schwenk pitched four full games in four days and finished another, totaling 39 innings. He fanned 33 and allowed 21 hits, yielding 7 earned runs to opponents.
Prominent Chicago suffragists discuss a ten-woman police corps for Mayor Harrison. They call for husky, nerveful, socially experienced women who understand youth and common sense with ideals. They debate uniforms and weapons. some favor revolvers, others prefer nonlethal methods and nonarming women officers.
In New York on July 9 a conference of minor committees from the Brotherhood of Railroad Men and the Order of Railway Doctors discussed the wage dispute for Eastern railroads. Negotiations with the roads are nearly broken off after managers refused a 20 percent raise. Erie Railroad participants withdrew, saying they could not join the discussions. President Garretson said there was little new in the union’s stance and that no official announcement would be made until Saturday.
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