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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
7
Timothy Driscoll of Orange New Jersey survived a fatal dose of bichloride of mercury after taking twenty one grains. Doctors at Orange Memorial hospital report the case as remarkable with a full recovery in progress and consider it unique in mercury poisoning history.
Kansas Representative Victor Murdock, Progressive leader, defends his red hair as evidence of strong character. He argued that red hair is far better than a bald pate, in a toast at a gathering of the eighth international congress of students at the University Club.
Washington reports Representative Willis of Ohio introduced a bill to overhaul track scale testing. The proposal would have the American Railway Association set standard scales and pits with a 1915 equipment deadline and heavy fines for violations. Marchand of the Interstate Commerce Commission assists Willis.
Richard Tudovisky six of Racine Wisconsin was committed to the State Industrial School for Boys by Judge William Smiedling in Municipal court to remain until he is twenty one. Despite his age he has troubled police with burglaries highway robbery and threats with a knife. He has twenty prior police blotter entries, the youngest ever committed in the state’s criminology annals.
Gustav Maresch third a machinist for Columbia Construction dropped dead from heart failure on a Muskego avenue car on Eleventh avenue The street car crew and police report he fell from his seat at 6 34 a m The large silver watch he carried for seven years stopped at that moment at the morgue officials noted the timepiece halted exactly as the man died
Massachusetts prepares for a statewide open deer season starting Nov 17 with heavy hunter turnout anticipated from Boston and other cities. Open season rules limit kills, prohibit resale, and require licenses and reporting. deer numbers have grown since earlier protections, prompting farmer damage claims rising to 16,000 for last year.
Secretary McAdoo urges Congress to consolidate auditing staffs from the interior navy state and other departments into one building. He cites remodel costs around 73000 and annual rent savings about 35000. He notes current splits hinder clerical efficiency and expects a larger treasury auditing force after the tariff income tax law enactment. Marcus Aurelius.
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