13 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1912
Page
1
A brief notice states that boys unaccompanied by parents must sit in the Balcony and ladies wishing to wear hats should occupy the left side of the theatre. The item reflects venue seating rules and etiquette.
Washington July 13 Senator Lorimer on the floor of the senate challenged Senator Kern of Indiana to point to any wrongdoing in his private, business, or political life. He warned he would walk out and never return if Kern made such a charge, while delaying a likely vote on his ouster. The scene centered on Roosevelt’s testimony and a $1,900,000 campaign fund tied to Lorimer’s defense of his seat.
Moving pictures by Four Reels company shown nightly at 302-468 East Rick Street. Music by C U A M band. Garden opens at 7 60 pm with film at 8 30 pm. No intoxicating drinks served. Good orderly conduct strictly maintained.
Notice states readiness for excavation work and special attention to freight hauling to roads. Emphasizes prompt service and invites patronage with contact via police 80 Week Phone 417 K.
Atlantic City July 13 Eugene W Chafin of Tuscon Ariz is the Prohibitionists nominee for president He was the candidate four years ago and seeks the 1920 ticket in a renewed bid with the party backing him.
In a heated defense, Lorimer attacked testimony tying Kern to bribery and called Charles A White a perjurer who revealed intent to vote for him days before. He disputed Browne's funding and asserted that if Browne were convicted it would imply Lorimer bought his own seat.
In Trenton a man named Joseph Ponesca Jr dies after killing his wife and shooting himself while in a state hospital following the June 25 Long Branch visit. Memphis reports a car panic on July 13 after a fuse blew in trolley cars, killing two women and injuring twelve. The items reflect political tensions in New Jersey and fatal incidents linked to violence and public transit incidents.
Atlantic City July 18 Eugene W Chafin of Tuscan Arkansas was nominated for president by the Prohibition national convention The vote tallied Chafin 60a Es on 90 Houston 18 Watkins Hendrickson 30 Scanlon 6 Bab Jour 1 The nomination was declared nonhon. Aaron Watkins of Ada was nominated for vice president by motion He was Chafin running mate four years ago Four other candidates opposed Chafin during the session funds and campaign comments dominated the opening hours with Swallow and Father Zurcher debating church state issues.
A government notice from October 4 and July 18, published in Washington, prohibits importation and sale of absinthe and related distillates as dangerous to health. The decision, signed by Secretary Wilson, states the item is prohibited in commerce and barred from sale next by a pure food regulation.
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