12 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
1
A 20 day offer markets best grade roofing at special low prices. Rubber roofing is guaranteed for 10 years and 108 sq ft per roll with rally and cement for 1.16 per roll. Additional details imply a 15 year option and 108 sq ft rolls.
President Wilson signals focus on friendly relations with Latin American nations while condemning agitators. The statement reiterates policy of supporting stable, constitutional governments and opposes recognizing regimes like Huerta’s Mexico City government. It also pledges trade promotion without compromising Latin freedoms, framing policy as traditional Republican-style backing of legitimate business.
Richard Olney was offered the post of ambassador to Great Britain by the President. The nomination signals a high level diplomatic appointment and potential shift in U.S. foreign policy relations with Britain.
A chaotic report describes Blenge’s Chauffeur involved in a confrontation with Police Chief Cathcart and Governor Cole. Authorities debate martial law if alleged persecution continues while the chauffeur faces trial and a missed $3773 fine. The governor issued a warrant that was ignored amid legal advisement on executive power.
A New York orphanage nurtured child adopted as legal heir to a man named Rady. At a Lackawanna spinning mule, his clothing caught on a belt and he was pulled into the machine. The skull and shoulders were crushed. the factory belt was stopped after the incident.
Dover March 12 reports indicate a Dupont name change bill advancing. Attorney W F Smalley of Wilmington circulated a petition seeking eighteen names to meet house rules and rumors say both houses will approve despite Governor Miller vetoes with a potential attempt to override.
In Youngstown Ohio on March 12 the wage conference among Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers Western Bar association and Republic Iron and Steel set puddling at 6.60 on a 1.45 card with finishers gaining 1 percent. About 15906 skilled mill workers are affected. Also noted two wealthy women found dead in a Surrey pond amid suspected suicide. A London headline reports recovery of radium from ashes at Rhmesham.
Washington March 12 The U S has been asked to receive Senor Gabasa as ambassador in Washington and would welcome recognition of the Huerta government when suitable. Secretary refused to discuss terms of relations while Garrison relations were reported. A separate item notes postmaster merit tests and politics affecting third and fourth class postmasters nationwide.
Cuban President Gomez did not veto the amnesty bill but sent it back to Congress with a note proposing changes. He urged clearer provisions on amnesty for prisoners harming American interests and full compensation before benefits.
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