16 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
1
The text presents coal as the king of nature with Chief Engineer stature, stressing centuries of heat stored in earth and claiming their coal contains proper caloric units for comfortable, home furnace warmth for families.
NOW IS THE TIME TO have your roofing and spouting repaired. We repair and paint roofing spouting etc at most reasonable prices. GIVE US A CALL. Phone 914. Full and complete line of hardware tools paints tinware and enamel ware.
The notice invites readers to open an account at the bank, urging savings and prosperity. It emphasizes four percent interest in the savings department and suggests being ready for opportunities by saving money.
In Harrisburg on June 16 Governor Brumbaugh’s bid to gain party leadership failed despite major backing. Senator Boris Penrose’s committee spent over $11,000 with $3,014.72 owed. receipts totaled $8,495.26 plus $319.44 cash on hand. Attorney General Brown contributed $8,159.22. Colonel Louis J. Kolb gave $3,000. Other donors included Otto T. Mallory and John M. Reynolds. A note also mentions Asosan in Southern Japan as the world’s largest volcano creator, about 14 miles across and over 11 miles wide.
June 16 New York railroad managers told four railroad brotherhoods the eight hour day and overtime time and a half would not be granted. They offered arbitration or Interstate Commerce Commission submission, prompting expectations of a 350000 member strike vote. Garretson rejected arbitration and said ICC lacks power. A diver’s helmet invention enables shallow water diving without full suit.
Convention Hall St Louis June 16 reports from platform committees read by Senator Stone with Senator Water of Montana announcing the Mexican plank and woman suffrage by states Wilson and Marshall nominated for president and vice president respectively by the Democratic National Convention in St Louis. Judicial and party chairs discussed amid cheers while Bryan joins in support. moves to hold nominations with full attendance faced opposition. Continued on page.
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