09 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
1
Advertisement offers coal purchase with a bold urging to buy immediately. Mentions an investment angle and a phone contact, 202, as part of the inquiry. The fragmentary text emphasizes urgency and potential benefits for business purposes.
Fragmentary notice notes Markell and Ford offering large doors stained and possibly custom order work. Details are incomplete but imply pre sale preparation or custom requests.
Delegates from local branches of the International Brotherhood of Firemen in New York hold a special meeting to demand better conditions for workers. The unrest centers on several plants as members threaten an industry-wide action if demands are not met.
An advertisement fragment reads AMESS DRUG storm and references grading or a window. The readable portion suggests a sensational crime or drug event tied to a promotional notice, with no clear dates or names available.
Union accuses authorities of applying Sherman Law to miners. Court action centers on John J. White in Charleston Av. Debates focus on legality, enforcement, and miner rights amid rising labor tensions.
A Senate education and labor subcommittee, after meeting in Washington, will move its investigation of coal industry conditions to Charleston West Virginia. The panel plans to set headquarters in Charleston to continue the inquiry and gather testimony from state officials and industry representatives.
Mrs Blanche Heye seeks $78 000 yearly alimony and $2590 legal costs in an absolute divorce suit against George G Heye a New York banker. Justice Aspinwall previously rejected a $73 000 figure calling it preposterous and insane. Cardinal Vives y Tate’s illness provoked seclusion at a convent near Palazzola outside Rome. Rotten eggs hurled at West Hazleton workers en route to Gerhardt shina factory. A falling tree on the Harlen railroad injures 24 aboard a passenger car near Wingdale.
A lobby probe may affect forthcoming bills tied to a 1916 sugar scandal. Commendations and free sugar arrangements are referenced as context for policy impact and legislative actions.
Washington June 9 Members of the House Banking and Currency Committee expect President Wilson to send his currency reform message to Congress probably tomorrow. They do not expect a specific plan or administration draft. It remains unclear whether all committee meetings will be open, depending on a subcommittee recommendation. Some Democrats may be called to the White House to discuss the president's views, which are to be withheld from the formal message.
California court of appeals strikes down a legislative appropriation of 215.0 percent for transporting Civil War veterans to the fiftieth anniversary celebration at Gettysburg. The decision followed a test case brought by the state controller.
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