62 Gallons Procured From Outside Sources in 1932
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11 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
1
Pope's health alarms linger amid mixed reports
The Vatican medical briefings show conflicting signs as the pope's condition is described as influenza with weakness continuing. Doctors note fainting spells and caution while Cardinal Merry del Val to host 2000 pilgrims in the pope’s stead. Brazil recognizes China as Pekin reports Brazil cabling formal recognition of the new republic.
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Rome
Anna
Marchiafava
Vatican
Merry del Val
Brazil
China
ae Pekin
United States
Robert M. Owen Named Banking Committee Chairman
Senator Robert M. Owen of Oklahoma is selected to chair the Banking Committee, reflecting his rising influence in fiscal oversight. The appointment places Owen at the helm of key financial legislation and regulatory matters, signaling a period of concentrated leadership in banking policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
PUTS BAN ON THUG WEAPONS BILL IN LEGISLATURE
Harrisburg April 11 A bill introduced by Mr Ambi of Montgomery to ban manufacture or sale of listed weapons without a permit. Penalty 1600 to 5000 dollars and over ten years in prison. Exempts wholesalers officers of the law transportation or parade participants. Another note: Dr Friedrich Friedmann to treat vaccine for tuberculosis in Providence if patient can be brought safely. King Nicholas of Montenegro offered compensation to give up claims to Scutari. Four killed in ammonia boiler explosion at Mooreico plant in Pensacola. Subscribe for The News.
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Harrisburg
Ambi
Montgomery
Heraby
Friedmann
Providence
Friedrich F. Friedmann
Miller
Delaware
Albert von Hoffman
St. Louis
Nicholas
London
Vienna
Montenegro
Scutari
Seiler
Pensacola
Fla
Moore ico company
Auchman Found Dead on Railroad in Alleytown Scene
Reported in New York, April 11, the body of Auchman was found on a railroad line amid a jumbled account of an accident. Meanwhile Friedmann, treated for tuberculosis at Sinai Hospital, died after sudden meningitis developed in testing by government physicians. Also noted, a new suffragan bishop election in Boston reported with clergy and lay delegates.
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New York
Ber Temple
mann
Temple
de Boston
Mass
Sam Page
St. Pan's church
tage
wis
Babcorkr
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