62 Gallons Procured from Outside Sources in 1912
Inspection invited over a 1912 procurement record noting only 62 gallons sourced from outside suppliers during the year. Authorities seek verification and compliance with supply regulations.
03 Jun 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
1
Inspection invited over a 1912 procurement record noting only 62 gallons sourced from outside suppliers during the year. Authorities seek verification and compliance with supply regulations.
A dramatic case texts doctors linked to alleged barbarous treatment. A prominent surgeon from the University of Pennsylvania and associates face warrants and investigations in what authorities call inhuman practices involving animals. The report notes a growing congressional and public uproar. Meanwhile Edward Payson Weston, the 75 year old walker, began his 1446 mile trip to Minneapolis with hundreds cheering in New York.
An old ad touts Goff's Herb Bitters as a spring tonic improving digestion and liver function. It claims to cleanse impurities, aid bowel action, purify blood, and boost energy for summer. One bottle costs 23 cents with refund if unsatisfied.
The message references an ambassador and instructions for submitting a rejoinder to the last American note. It mentions an original investigation and a term bagis for ita, indicating a formal diplomatic exchange amid unsettled land law questions in California.
William R. Nelson owner of the Kansas City Star was found guilty of contempt and sentenced to one day in jail after a Jackson County judge cited a publication accusing him of forcing a divorce fee payment. The Missouri Supreme Court overturned the contempt judgment noting improper pretrial opinion writing by Circuit Judge Guthrie.
Frederick G. Whittemore Jr a Yale University freshman died in St Louis from a spine injury caused by a baseball impact years ago He had returned from Yale three months earlier and the ailment had progressed to a dangerous stage.
The article discusses extending the presidential session and positions on the Philippines. It weighs recognition of other nations and potential international issues in the Far East, arguing that safeguards exist if the United States avoids defending its Philippine holdings and settles the islands’ future with broader recognition.
David Breritt wrote to District Attorney Strauss claiming he killed Henry E. Miller in Sunbury last year. Breritt blamed Frederick Nye at trial. Nye was sentenced to hang while Breritt got manslaughter. Supreme Court declined to interfere. pardon board to hear appeal. Robbery cited as the murder motive.
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