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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1913
Page
2
In a tense session, discussion centers on sugar protection with calls for strong duties and broader tariffs. The debate references figures around 150 million dollars in support, noting pressure on the industry from Democratic and regional groups as lawmakers weigh the economic impact.
Royal Caleh, IRS commissioner, cites returns from two art corporations and others totaling 2000 in income. Net corporation earnings for 1911 rose two percent versus 1910 while 1912 expected gains were higher. A separate report notes a death in Pa as Frank R. Ertera, age 70, dies after being struck by a train engine near New York.
Representative A Mitchell Palmer urges a vote on woman suffrage in Pennsylvania. He states Democrats promised a direct referendum on the issue and presses the legislature to adopt the proposed suffrage amendment for the people to decide.
London reports a Bank of England incident with strong room securities missing amid irregularities. Rumors say bonds valued at 17 500 dollars may be involved, with losses possibly reaching five figures. A 1894 scandal had led to the resignation of a chief cashier.
London April 14 after five days water fast Mrs Pankhurst was released from Holloway jail. Sentries outside were outwitted as detectives accompanied by two tai-tab taxis took her to a Bayswater home where her doctor stated she is in grave condition.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the safest most effective choice for children. It emphasizes pleasant taste and lack of harmful substances, stating it is a favorite with mothers everywhere and available through all druggists.
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