News Of The Week Interesting Happenings
A compact wall card notes a roundup of notable events this week. It highlights key people and places mentioned in brief summaries, presenting quick takes on political, social, and cultural happenings with an emphasis on fresh developments and notable outcomes.
Morgenthau nomination for Turkey ambassador favorably reported
Foreign relations committee endorsed Henry Morgenthau for ambassador to Turkey. Senate confirmed Frank Rabb for Laredo collector and Zach Cobb for El Paso collector. The article lists multiple congressional actions including the deficiency bill funding refugees, rail evaluation, and currency debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Senate
Frank Rabb
Laredo
Zach Cobb
el Paso
House
Mexico
Storm Sweeps Atlantic Coast Nor Carolina Destruction Reported
A destructive storm along North Carolina's coast caused extensive property damage valued over three million dollars and rumors of up to 500 deaths. Beauford County bears the heaviest toll with ruined waterfront facilities, shattered fishing craft, and drowned livestock. Wireless stations in the region were reportedly destroyed, hindering casualty verification.
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Washington
N. C
North Carolina
Ocracoke Island
Pamlico Sound
Beaufort County
Pamlico River
Morehead City
Beaufort
Newbern
Bayboro
Bellhaven
Norfolk
Cape Hatteras
Hatteras
Ocracoke
Core Sound
1912 13 Cotton Crop Falls Short of 1911 12 Peak
Secretary Hester reports the 1912 13 cotton crop at 14 167 115 bales, down 1 971 311 from 1911 12 but up 2 047 020 from 1910 11. Texas gains 535 000 bales while other gulf states drop 496 000 and Atlantic states fall 2 010 000. average bale weight rises 7 100 pounds, nearly all crop used with mills tapping last season surplus to cover 726 000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble
Texas
Corpus Christi
Nueces County
Nueces Bay
Nueces
San Patricio
New York, New Haven and Hartford
New Haven
United States
Galveston
New Orleans
Hester
Gulf States
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arizona
California
Kansas
New Mexico
Atlantic
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Kentucky
Virginia
Second Ransom to Rebels Arrives in El Paso
R. W. McCormick of San Antonio reached American soil on Thursday after paying 10000 in ransom to Mexican bandits who captured him Monday in northern Chihuahua.
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el Paso
Tex
R. W. McCormick
San Antonio
Chihuahua
Ex King Manual Marries a Princess in Sigmaringen
Former king Manuel of Portugal wed Princess Augustine Victoria daughter of Prince William Hohenzollern in Sigmaringen Germany on a Thursday. The ceremony drew a brilliant assembly of princesses princes and officials in gala uniforms with many prominent military and civil figures present.
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Sigmaringen
Germany
Manuel
Portugal
Augustine Victoria
William of
Army Aviator Killed at San Diego Aviation School
First Lieutenant Moss Love of Virginia, a signal corps officer, was crushed to death at the army aviation school in San Diego California when his airplane engine failed. He plummeted from 2 000 feet to 250 feet, the crash breaking nearly every bone in his body.
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Texas Company
Humble
Texas
Howard P. Drew
Springfield
Charter Oak
South Texas
Houston
Nashville
Tenn
State Health Department
R. O. Meisenbach
Buffalo
Zaconnett River
Tiverton
R. I
Lake Charles
A. J. Perkins
Jimenez
Tamaulipas
Mexico
Luis Rendon
Victoria
Manchester Ship Canal Company
River Irwell
Manchester
England
Victoriano Huerta
Geronimo Trevino
Mexico City
Strassburg
Germany
Flying Corps
Kahl
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Matthew Hutchinson
Paul Lefranc
French Flying Corps
Mme. Lefevre
Buoy
France
San Diego
Cal
Moss Love
Virginia
Signal Corps
Army Aviation School
McDermott Denies Charges Before House Lobby Panel
Representative J. T. McDermott of Illinois testified before the house lobby committee that allegations by M. M. Mulhall and I. H. McMichaels were false. He denied pressuring lawmakers over the federal loan shark bill but acknowledged borrowing substantial sums from George D. Horning, a local pawn broker, "as a friend."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
James Simpson
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
David Lamar
Senate Lobby
Overman
Washington
Senate
House Democratic Caucus
Henry, Eagle and Callaway
Texas
Hardwick
Georgia
Lobeck
Nebraska
Buchanan
Fowler
Illinois
Neely
Kansas
Sisson
Mississippi
Emery Speer
Macon
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Spraying Grapevines Cuts Leafhopper Injury Efficiently
An agricultural note explains leaf hopper feeding on grape vines and shows spraying reduces damage. Early season targeting nymphs minimizes injuries, with Black Leaf 40 at 1 part to 1600 parts water as effective. Proper coverage, undersides of leaves drenched, and low pressure spraying are advised.
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F. Hartzeli
New York
Reducing Dry Rot in Potatoes Through Prestorage Treatments
Nebraska station tests show dry rot can be controlled by pretreatment of tubers. Formalin dip, formalin vapor, or lime sulfur wash reduce losses and keep potatoes in excellent condition during long storage. Formalin dip is recommended as the easiest practical method. Immersion for two hours in 40 percent formalin solution in water, then air dry before storage.
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Nebraska
Shipping Live Poultry Regulation Urged by National Humane Association
The National Humane Association addresses the treatment of live fowls during shipment. A regulation to prevent rough handling and head injuries from top packaging is urged, and shipments of squad pigeons under six weeks old are recommended to be forbidden.
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National Humane Association
Seed Bed Preparation for Wheat Must Begin Early
Farmers already prep seed beds for fall wheat. Expert M F Miller stresses discing before plowing to prevent deep clods that hinder water and freezing action. Disc before breaking, and start early enough for the bed to settle before seeding time to improve moisture and seed start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Miller
Agronomy Department
University of Missouri
Planting of All Bulbs Warns Against Late Planting
Early planting is advised for most bulbs and pots should be prepared as soon as bulbs are available. Some foreign grown bulbs do not ripen early enough for the first dealer consignments.
Cardus Woman's Tonic Promises Help for Womanly Troubles
A Mrs. Cora Brooks of Pineview Virginia testifies after costly hospital visits and two doctors failed to help that Cardus relieved her pains after six bottles. She says she can now perform housework for five children and herself and urges other women to try Cardul, noting widespread benefit.
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Pineview
Cora Brooks
Cardus
Little Gertrude’s Time Mixup Confuses Grandmother
Five year old Gertrude lives with grandparents. She asks to visit a friend and is told to go tomorrow. The next day she expects the visit again, but is postponed once more, and she declares today was tomorrow because yesterday you said yes.
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Gertrude
Grandma
Mack
National Monthly
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills Endorsement Offer
For 75 years Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills have been their own recommendation in conditions of upset stomach liver and bowels. If you have not tried them, a test now will prove their benefit to you. Send for free sample to 372 Pearl St., New York. Adv.
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Wright
Pearl St
New York
Woman's Idea in Stock Joke Turns on Low Prices
A humorous exchange contrasts a buyer faced with worthless stocks and a critic asking why she bought them. She replies that at such low prices they resembled promising bar gains, highlighting ironic optimism in a punny financial quip.
Rub My Tism Will Cure Rheumatism and Aches
Patent style ad claims RUB MY TISM cures rheumatism and a variety of pains including neuralgia cramps colic sprains bruises cuts old sores burns and more with antiseptic anodyne priced at 25 cents credited to Ady.
Mildred’s nickname and a powdery liniment remark
A terse exchange cites Mildred nicknamed Explosive and humor about her powder. The speaker notes no liniment matches Hanford's Balsam for healing and urges caution in making promises and keeping them.
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Hanford
Ady
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