18 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
1
Screen doors offered at special low prices in the coming two days. Advertised discounts include various models and sizes. Deals touted by a local retailer highlight quick savings and limited stock for home improvement buyers.
Telegraph Roumaria reports Bulgaria on the brink of famine as negotiations are urged. Authorities deny peace talks and push for an immediate inquiry into alleged Bulgarian atrocities as war continues.
Ten year old Stuart Mudge of Norwich New York is held as a prisoner after a Venezuelan boy of the same age was stabbed to death with a steel dagger during play. District Attorney James P Hills reports the incident occurred June 39 and authorities deem the killing accidental though the boy is charged with murder.
Marie Hart a 16 year old girl from Galesburg vanished after telling family she would go to the movies. Neighbors and police searched through the night with suspicions she was kidnapped by show people for exhibition. The incident sparks concern among relatives and local officials in Galesburg Illinois.
Government officials in Washington consider a policy statement from President Wilson on Mexico as other governments in the Americas prefer a simple declaration. Europe shows no urge for intervention or a specified course, with discussions centering on timing next week.
A U S representative at Piedras Negras warns of a plotted dynamite attack on the American consulate. Luther Edsworth reports danger as guards move documents to the American side for safety. Also noted: Major Al Hewitson dies in a monoplane crash at an army post in Salisbury Eas. health ad promotes Chamberlains Tablets for stomach troubles and sedentary habits.
A mediation board was formed after a conference at West Thirty-ninth Street with managers and trainmen leaders. They demand arbitration of grievances and tolerances, asking for government aid under the New Lands act to draft preliminary specifications and arbitrate disputes. Also reported: Richard Kirby, colored, serving ten years for murder, escaped from a county quarry in Wilmington, Del.
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