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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1913
Page
2
The judge dismisses Professor Peekhead's article advising men to carefully choose wives as lacking verisimilitude. He notes Peekhead likely had no role in choosing his own wife, merely remaining quiet and agreeable while receiving whatever comes.
Dr Thomas N Carver professor of penny economy at Harvard has been named chief of the newly formed rural division of the United States department of agriculture. The aim is aiding 6 099 00 farmers to improve agronomic and economic conditions through research and extension services.
Washington reports reveal Republicans who opposed Payne Aldrich will back the La Follette substitute when the bill comes to a test vote. The piece notes mediation ideas for Mexico, references Barrett and Knox, and recalls Austin criticizing House committees for slow bill work ahead of December session.
A Tennessee member complained committees were ap pointed but inactive while most members stayed in Washington. A suffragette sought a promotion via Senator Nelson, who urged self intro duction. Other notes mention Texans at the border and exams with catch questions from Senator Catron of New Mexico seeking to end them.
National Highway Protective Safety report shows forty four traffic fatalities in New York City during July 1913. Twenty five victims were children under sixteen. Automobiles caused twenty six deaths, wagons eight, trolleys seven. In Manhattan no fatal accidents in areas protected by the traffic squad. Also reports a seven year old girl Mary Erick dies in Wisconsin from a rattlesnake bite while picking blackberries.
The Foreign Affairs Committee favorably reported to the House on elevating Spain’s legation to an embassy with a full ambassador at $17,500 a year and a separate minister to Paraguay. The minister to Uruguay was noted for past service. postmaster actions included electing officers in Denver and Dallas for a first class association, choosing Dallas as next meeting site, with D. T. Gerrow of Jacksonville elected president. Resolutions urged one cent postage, distinguishing magazine advertising from mail matter.
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