23 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented line suggests a preference for a clean, efficient heating method that minimizes coal use. The text references a “nice clean” approach and a desire to reduce fuel consumption, hinting at improving heat with lower emissions.
A German army aeroplane crossed into France at Nord Arvacourt on April 28 with two officers aboard Captain Devall and Lieutenant von Mirbach. French and German officials investigated, noting fuel exhaustion and misperception of frontier position. The aircraft was released and returned to Germany.
President Wilson telegraphed California Governor Johnson and legislative leaders urging caution on alien land ownership and treaty obligations with Japan. He framed the issue as national policy and honor, while California Democrats discussed possible legislative response and referendum impact.
Washington reports a push in the House led by Representative Garrett of Tennessee for immediate investigations into Charles Glover, the man accused of slapping Representative Thetus Sims. A special committee is urged to be appointed and to report within a week.
An explosion at a powder plant kills three workers and injures others near Cumberland Stand Georgia on April 23. Nearby, Mrs Copley Thaw and Geoffrey G Whitney wed at the estate of George Carnegie, with Whitney described as a Boston banker and former husband of the Earl of Yarmouth. In Youngstown Ohio, two Baltimore and Ohio construction workers are murdered by an adze attack at a Lowellville residence, Frank Stares killed and another gravely wounded, robbers suspected.
Washington April 23 Democrats push tariff legis lation as Senate committee reports a strict party line. The House plans day and night sessions to expedite passage amid fiscal debate and tax funding concerns. The measure faces further action once the bill reaches the full chamber.
Ohio wheat crop declares safety after March floods. The bulletin notes minimal damage and confirms repatriation terms restricting armed action and blocking Turkish warship interference for Greek transports. Nonessential details from the fragment are omitted.
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