12 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1913
Page
1
A large Catholic gathering led by Bishop McFaul discussed state support for parochial schools. The Wisconsin convention of Catholic societies addressed public school funding and urged government cash assistance, with attendees stressing the need for qualified teachers and curricular standards.
Jatin Lind arrives in Mexico City and begins talks with the American embassy as the Huerta regime fears U S intervention. He reports discussions aim to deter Lind and potential actions at Vera Cruz, while Washington weighs options and awaits the president's message.
Dr William Bayard Hale disclosed as Wilson envoy discussed pacification steps with Lind and OShaughnessy at the embassy. Frederico Gambro expressed confidence that U S Mexico tensions would be adjusted while Huerta resisted mediation. A small demonstration backed the regime, limited to about 1000 students and laborers with orderly reviews by the president and cabinet.
A thunderstorm struck the Green ville farm of Harry Dietrich, killing eighteen cows in their stalls as the barn was spared from fire. Dietrich learned of the tragedy after the storm ended. In another item, Harold S. Warner and Charles Calhine died when their automobile was struck by a Nickel Plate train west of the city.
Report cites confusion as a money bill linked to farmer aid is held up in the house. Mention of Will, P. and a looming caucus stance on ingurger allies prompts cautious handling. Eight hours of general debate proposed, with an expectation to conclude tomorrow.
Caracas reports General Torres Castro, a relative of former President Cipriano Castro, captured by government troops led by Generals Corcegas Sayago and Bustamante. Several of Castro's officers who fled to Macuro were also captured after the July 28 defeat. fighting continues in Tachira as troops reach Maracay. In Washington, William J Price of Danville Kentucky was named United States minister to Panama.
A patient from Snow Bin North Carolina recounts enduring severe dysentery for two months with weight loss from 143 to 325 pounds. After using two bottles of Isa Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, he reports permanent relief. The testimonial claims the product saved him and is advertised as available through local dealers.
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