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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1913
Page
6
The Gohesters of New York file a suit seeking a settlement of 410060 pounds with no day set for a court appearance. The brief text notes a legal action and monetary claim in the case.
Armand Megaro a South American pharmacy student is detained in New York on suspicion of using a poison needle on young women. Police report indicate the case involves alleged injections, with Megaro facing investigation and potential charges.
In a neighborly exchange two residents debated the permanence of motor cars. One questioned if the carriage would endure while the other recalled an incident with a car seen outside a house that day, which was eventually towed away after a horse was used to move it.
A fragmentary item notes Mis with over two million pencils produced annually in Philadelphia. Other scattered phrases mention Prince Edward Island, Sao Paulo coffee plants, U S petroleum growth, Scottish agricultural wages rises, Sweden’s hygiene knowledge, and London employment agencies.
The piece argues that Democrats must keep pledges and carry out their program to avoid defeat. It warns that uniting Republicans and Progressives would foil Democratic hopes of retaining nationwide influence, even as business and trade conditions may eventually improve.
The article discusses trust legislation and currency reform as key topics for careful study before a broad legislative program. It notes the lower house has led inquiries into trusts, pressured by campaign issues and flaws in the income tax law shaping leadership priorities.
The report notes Congress showing its resolve to pursue fiscal thrift by requesting substantial funds, framing the move as an assertion of changed convictions toward simpler government.
The text cites figures around 38 million to 109 million and 71 million, mentioning European product imports and bond holdings before a new law. It notes newspapers misrepresenting totals and suggests the law change altered the import landscape, with a separate note about a 10 million figure.
A report notes that about 40 percent or more of the total voter base managed to carry many states counties and civil divisions in the election, indicating fragmented regional successes.
A clipped item notes that the Progressive group dismisses tricks as irrelevant to Roosevelt and his followers. The text emphasizes steadfast resolve and unity within the movement.
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