27 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
1
Inspection invited after year 1913 procurement report shows 62 gallons bought from outside sources. Officials seek review of sourcing and compliance with procurement rules to ensure proper accounting and prevent misallocation.
A compact note questions timing to buy the Goal product, arguing not for hype but for practical use. It notes only a few others are using it outside business needs, suggesting cautious adoption.
Governor Dunne signs the suffrage bill in Springfeld May and Mrs Dunne among witnesses. The measure grants women the right to vote nationwide, affecting about 1 800 000 people. Protest and partisan debate noted as the bill moves through constitutional processes.
An official board initiates a formal investigation into proposed rate changes affecting fifty two eastern railroads. The proceeding aims to assess needs and justify any adjustments under the act, with the commission stressing it will not issue general rate increases in this inquiry.
Special prices on Screen Doors for 20 days. Medium doors stained 73c. Large doors $0c. National wooed doors with varnish 1.05 and up. Odd sizes made to order. Window screens 18c and up. Largest stock in the city.
Justice J W Gerard of New York is appointed ambassador to Germany. The selection, reported by the New York press, places the jurist in a key diplomatic post amid rising tensions in Europe.
Suspects Wright, the dead bookkeeper at Home Gas Co, are closely watched though arrests await coroner's verdict. Three out-of-town witnesses, including Joseph Nibblett of Philadelphia, testifying in Salisbury. Authorities traced movements on the day of death and point to a married man. death deemed a criminal operation.
Eight men died in a dynamite explosion at a Canadian Pacific construction camp about ten miles from Parham, Kingston Ontario. Five bodies have been recovered.
Daily growing recognition of Chamberlain's Tahirts praised as a grand remedy for momach and hver troubles. Sold by all dealers as an advertised patent medicine.
The text notes Mann attacking the president during a Republican reception with applause from the crowd. Overall, the speech left many Republicans with the impression it was unfair. No action was taken by the House Judiciary Committee on the Kahn resolution demanding all papers in the Caminetti Diggs case.
Munich reports Duke Ludwig of Bavaria aged 82 sues for divorce from his second morganatic wife Antoine Barth a former Bavarian court ballet girl aged 40. He notes a 1832 marriage and prior unions with actresses Henrietta Mendel and Constance Lacisch whose descendants were mentioned in London society.
Vintage ad urges readers to try Chamberisin a liniment marketed to relieve rheumatism. It touts a twenty five cent bottle and claims quick relief, listing general uses and broad audience for the product.
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