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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
7
The minimum wage bill for first to third class cities, already approved by the Senate, moves to Governor for signature. It allows councils to set a wage floor and bids city work to lowest responsible bidders, with no conflicts of interest for council members or city officials.
President Wilson held quick talks in his Capitol room with Senators Gore Sheppard Fletcher and several representatives from Arkansas Georgia and Mississippi asking for patronage. He listened politely and smiled as the door to his room stayed open revealing the brief audience and the small corridor crowd.
Bertha Hummel, arrested by state police in Tower City, likely to face murder trial at May criminal court sessions. Her brother Edward, held as a witness and possibly an accomplice, cannot account for his whereabouts at the time of the shooting. Two revolvers found unused on the deceased father and the revolver linked to Bertha bolster police suspicions.
Albert W. Raidt former Belvedere Hotel manager in Baltimore returns to Maryland to take the helm of the Buena Vista Springs Hotel for the upcoming season opening June 21.
A brief New York Sun item notes differing opinions on the dollar's stability. Knicker-Economisia advocates a stable currency while Rocket-Well desires a garage dollar as an alternative.
In the International League games Baltimore beat Montreal 3 to 1 Providence defeated Rochester 4 to 2 Newark sneaked past Buffalo 3 to 1 Jersey City blanked Toronto 3 to 0 Today Buffalo visits Baltimore and Toronto travels to Providence Montreal goes to Newark Rochester meets Jersey City. American League results Philadelphia Athletics won 4 to 3 over New York Detroit beat Cleveland 5 to 3 Chicago defeated St Louis 3 to 1 Washington won 8 to 6 over Boston National League New York routed Philadelphia 7 to 1 Boston edged Brooklyn 1 to 0 in 22 innings St Louis overwhelmed Cincinnati 16 to 3 Pittsburgh and Chicago not scheduled
Washington April 24 Comptroller of the Currency Murray refused to comment on Secretary McAdoo’s charge that a National City bank clerk in the comptroller’s office to gather statistics was improper. Murray said he would obey the secretary’s orders and noted his five year term ends soon. Trenton April 25 The New Jersey court of pardons commuted Mrs Madeline Ciccone’s death sentence for the Newark murder to life imprisonment.
Amarillo reports a heavy north wind and a snowstorm that may rival winter in the Texas Oklahoma Panhandle. Flakes reached two inches, sparking fears for fruit trees and crops. In Naples the Italian dreadnought Duilio is launched with King and Queen present, Queen Helena naming the vessel.
A vintage product pitch extols Gold Dust as a magical cleaner for dirty floors doors and wood work. It claims you need little effort to scour away dirt and that adding a teaspoonful to water activates the Gold Dust Twins to clean every crack and crevice and make home sweet home.
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