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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 11, 1913

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Thaw Estate Petition Seeks $30000 From Heir

Attorneys for Harry Thaw petition the New York Court of Appeals to direct the Fifth Avenue Trust Company to release about 30 000 dollars from his father’s estate. The filing asserts the estate’s value supports the claim and seeks payment under the will or trust terms.

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Bulgaria Asks Powers To Act In War Crisis

Fragmented report describes Bulgaria pressing for international action as Serbs and Bulgarians clash on customs frontiers near Belgrade. Telegraph lines falter as forces retreat, with King Ferdinand commending General Radovitch for stubborn defense amid Greek threats and civilian losses.

Roosevelt Reassures Japan in Alien Land Controversy

Tokyo dispatch reports Viscount Kaneko delivered Roosevelt letter stating US public opinion blocks Japanese naturalization while Roosevelt vows to press for a solution to the California alien land issue. Gettysburg veteran dies after accident in Harrisburg at age seventy-one. Steel orders for US Steel fall with unfilled tonnage at lowest since May 1912.

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Local Wis merchant buys Chamberlain remedy stock

W TD Magi of Whitemound Wisconsin purchased a stock of Chamberlains medicine to supply customers. After taking some he fell ill and urged that a small dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy was more valuable to him than the cost of the entire stock. Sold by dealers. Advertisement in The News.

W. TD Magi Whitemound Wis Chamberlain

Ambush reported as forces clash near California gulf

Fragmentary account states a hidden Huerta force attempted entry, General Ojeda arranged an ambush after a retreat to the base. Federals pressed the estate troops who fled in disorder leaving many dead and wounded.

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Widow sues for ten thousand in mine strike death

Maude Estep files suit in Charleston against Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Paint Creek Collieries Imperial Coal Christian Collieries and Quin Morton seeking 10000 damages for the death of Francis Estep. He was killed by shots from an armored train during February strike riots in the Paint and Cabin Creek area of West Virginia.

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Robbed of 32000 Dollars in Jewels in Paris Hotel

A New York woman, Mrs. John F. Martin, reported her jewelry worth 32000 stolen from her hotel room near Place Vendome Paris. She placed the jewels in a handkerchief on a table and found them missing when returning to her room for dinner.

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Movement over wage controversy ends in arbitration

Railway unions and eastern railroad managers report no pending legislation. Workers have submitted their wage demand to managers, who rejected it. The parties claim arbitration remains possible, with managers indicating disinterest in new laws at this time.

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Secretary of Wararrison to tour army posts

Washington on July 11 Secretary of Wararrison will begin a tour of inspection of army posts. He plans to visit every garrison except the coast defenses to gather information for a plan to concentrate the army at key centers rather than distribute it across numerous distant posts.

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Swain Heads Educators In National Meeting

Salt Lake City July 71 Joseph Swain president Swarthmere Callece elected president of the National Educational Association by an anonymous vote. Grace MM Sheppard state superintendent of lake schools re-elected treasurer. Dur and W Springer of Ann Arbor Mich continued on secretary. Gauses of Stomach Troubles Sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication constipation torpidiver worry. ADR overeating partaking of food and drink to correct habits Chamberlain's Tablets may help you be well again. For sale by all dealers advertisement Be

Swain Salt Lake City Grad Joseph Swain Swarthmere Callece National Educational Association Grace MM. Shepard the lake schools Durand W. Springer Ann Arbor Mich secretare

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