31 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
1
A garbled item notes jewels valued at 277000 dollars tied to a missing collection during a summer visit at Narragansett. The piece references an expected reception for Governor and Mrs but is interrupted by unclear text about a cancelation and ploy.
A Rock Island report describes a train near Ford that hit a deep cut where grasshopper hoppers crowded the rails. Slippery rails caused wheels to skid until crew used shovels to remove the hoppers and sand the rails, allowing the train to proceed.
Professor Rosai Meeker of Princeton moves toward appointment as the third member of the mediation and conciliation board created under the Newlands law after talks with President Wilson and Commissioner Chambers. Meeker has been nominated for labor statistics commissioner as mediation gains support from employees and managers of the Chicago Belt Line and the Chicago Western Indiana railways.
Ossining New York July 31 One hundred fifty six rebellious convicts at Sing Sing prison who had been worked in their cells since last week went back to work without a trace of their former insubordination Warden Clancy believes there will be no further disorder Martha Washington Candy ad Harver s Drug Store advertisement
United States dispatches relay factions seeking mediation as Huerta and Carranza exchange messages. Reports suggest recognition by Wilson remains distant, with mediation seen as possible only if Mexicans negotiate domestically without foreign interference.
Buenos Aires reports the government introduced a Shermanlike anti trust bill and a separate bill seeking a bond issue of 135.000.9900 peper pesos to exploit the Commodore and Rivadavia oil fields. Also note a five day armistice agreed by Servia Greece Montenegro and Bulgaria at a Roumanian peace conference.
A fragmented list shows multiple injuries across towns including Huntingdon Pleasant Gap and North Penn Pennsylvania. Entries mention head cuts leg sprains hip injuries and back of head injuries among several women and girls with locations New Stanton East Stroudsburg Kryostburg Pitcairn Liberty and Pleasant Gap.
Edith Rigby a noted suffragette was sentenced to nine months hard labor in Liverpool for releasing the residence of Sir William Lever at Riverton Lancashire on July and causing damage estimated at 100000.
Causes of stomach troubles include sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient digestion constipation torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating and foods not suited to your age and occupation Correct your habits and take Chamberlains emblem you will soon be well again For sale by all dealers Advertisement
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