03 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
1
A partial note reports 4,600 salaries raised among a group of students claiming the rise results from uplifting help received. The wording suggests annual increases tied to ongoing assistance. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
The ad asks readers what they are doing to improve position and salary. It claims luck is unreliable and emphasizes E.C.S. support for self-improvement. It invites readers to contact a local representative to learn how salaries are raised, implying broad success for its program.
Washington June 3 Judge Ebbert H Gary head of the United States Steel Corporation urged enforced publicity and government price control for corporations to curb steel price rises. He argued the Sherman act is archaic, called for an official department to set permissible prices, and noted expectant rail and material cost increases will push steel rail prices higher. Directors Hefteam Roberts Gavje y Dickson testified alongside Gary.
The Frederick and Middletown Railroad Company offers 3 000 dollars of first mortgage gold bonds at 5 percent due 1935 with accrued interest. Reasonable bids invited. Buyer to arrange payment at any National Bank in Frederick. Sale subject to prior sale. Marshall Winchester & Co. Baltimore. Md. m1Odtf
The discussion centers on enforced publicity and government oversight of corporations, with Mr Gary advocating for strict government supervision. He argues for clear facts on costs and prices to curb public criticism and stabilize the steel industry amid panic. A plan for an International Steel Institute and Brussels meeting is floated to sustain stable prices.
Pope Pius II turned seventy six yesterday, born June 2. He marked the occasion quietly with his sisters and a minor audience after Mass in the Vatican private chapel. A few congratulatory telegrams arrived and a band played in St Damascus courtyard but no fanfare due to concerns of anti clerical demonstrations.
Cananea Sonora June 3 former insurrecto leader Arturo Lopez was executed while en route to Cananea to serve an eight year sentence. Reports say he was shot during attempted escape or executed by order after confessing to taking 4000 dollars for surrender of Agua Prieta to federals.
Washington dispatch reports a heated clash between Congress and President Taft over withholding papers from a House committee examining a $1600 gap in a $2450 portrait voucher for ex secretary Day. Knox testified that the funds came from an emergency fund and may be unaccounted if certified. Hamlin threatened floor action while seeking full disclosure.
Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth Black, head of the propaganda committee for the American Peace and Arbitration League, travels to England on the Lusitania to attend the coronation and promote peace in cities abroad then returns to New York in the fall. She plans to award $290 and $100 prizes to American college girls for essays on peace and arbitration. Hearst sues Collier for $500,000 over libel claims tied to Collier's Weekly articles. Harner's Drug Store ends with a local promotional line.
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