06 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
1
Delaware Senator Saulbury argues tariff policy amid party tensions in a heated debate. He asserts protection benefits while opponents warn against unreined spending, citing officials and documents as context for the dispute. The piece also notes separate local reports of injuries and accidents in Lancaster and Bloomsburg areas.
The article discusses President Wilson's Mexican policy during Huerta's regime, noting hopes of European powers backing pressure for Huerta's resignation. It says Lind may guide actions with wide latitude, and US stance opposes recognition of Huerta and armed intervention, shaping pending diplomatic moves.
The Mexican congress presented a memorial to President Huerta offering mediation between contending parties. Huerta rejected the move as undevout and undignified, saying the government would press the war to the end. Officials would not comment on Ambassador Wilson's resignation. The note signals continued hostilities and no U S mediation breakthrough.
Maury J. Diggs is identified as a defendant in a California case involving alleged White Slave activity. The document notes Diggs as one of the accused with the case proceeding in court.
Vines participate in the Bun The Animal venue at Ponte SE, details unclear from fragmentary OCR.
A Berlin court martial sentences four German ordnance officers for betrayal and bribery related to Krupp secrets. Lieutenants Tilian and Schleuder receive two and four months, respectively, Hinst four months, and Hoge forty-three days. The first three lose commissions. Hoge remains in the army.
Edward Cawley aged fourteen swallowed a handkerchief and doctors at St Josephs hospital labored nearly an hour to extract it piece by piece. He breathed through a silver tube connected to the windpipe during the operation. The incident followed candy eating and a chase with playmates at Philadelphia. The page also notes a fatal shooting of a 12 year old by his sister and a generic ad for Chamberlains tablets.
The House inquiry opens with Foraker denying any association with the National Association of Manufacturers and claiming he opposed most of their bills. He asserts he never was contacted by Mulhall or any NAC officer regarding a bill and says he generally voted for labor-friendly measures. A separate item from Wilkes-Barre reports the death of Mary Broza from matchhead poison in Narcoke. autopsy confirms liquid made from crushed match heads caused her death.
G H Hines of Whitlow Arkansas describes years of constipation and indigestion and hundreds spent on medicine in St. Louis and New Orleans hospitals without relief. Returning home he used Chamberlain's Tablets and recovered, a testimony carried by local dealers in an advertisement.
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