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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
7
Nightlong downpour drenched the area with over an inch of rain. Temperatures climbed to 61 degrees this morning as streams rose, vegetation revived, and signs pointed to an early spring ending winter’s grip despite lingering cold snaps.
Washington reports a Wisconsin supreme court ruling under the state pure food law. A maker selling an injurious sausage product to a retailer was held liable for damages to a Haley family child after consumption. The case Haley by Guardian v Swift & Co. raises questions about extending the rule to federal law and implications for meat product safety.
In Christiania on March 14 a severe avalanche swept three farms in Gudbrandts valley Southern Norway killing sixteen people, including six teenagers, and leaving rescue work underway as authorities assess the disaster.
Corone Kostetlitsky led federal garrison at Nogales Sonora in a daylong battle with rebel forces under General Obregon. Fire from the fighting crossed the border, wounding Americans and striking homes in Nogales Arizona as reinforcements brought the border patrol to about 400 men. Casualties among constitutionalists were not yet known.
March 1 report from the Vatican indicates the pope is convalescing at home. Doctors granted him permission to rise briefly from bed and appears to be in better spirits following a good night and improved condition for his holiness.
Morgan arrives in Rome from Naples on March 14. He plans to stay Ibres weeks in the Italian capital, continuing his travel sequence and potential meetings during the stay.
John H. Marble is confirmed as the Interstate Commerce Commission's new head by the Senate. Marble succeeds former chair amid ongoing regulatory reforms and expected policy shifts in transportation oversight at the federal level.
The Woman's College Glee Club opened its season with a pleasing concert in College Hall under Miss Elie Markey. Proceeds support the building fund. the club aims to raise $350, with plans to pay by spring. The program featured solos by Evalyn Truxal and Edith Griffiths, choral numbers, readings, and a closing Alma Mater piece. An Open Lesson in Piano is set for tomorrow, with no admission charge, and the University Extension Society holds its annual meeting that evening.
In Pekin on March 14 Frank Johnson Goodnow of Washington was appointed chief adviser to the Chinese government for constitutional reform. He is a professor of constitutional law at Columbia University.
Hollis was elected United States senator by the legislature after a long deadlock that had stalled New Hampshire politics. Mollla and Bartlett were main contenders with votes fluctuating near the required majority. 189 votes secured Hollis, while several members were absent and many voted scattered. Ed ward N. Pearson and others received Republican support in a tense ballot count.
Mrs D Evans of Syracuse New York describes rapid recovery from bronchitis after using Daffy Pure Malt Whiskey. She was treated by doctors without success until the whiskey was recommended, and she reports a prompt cure.
The sale register offers free advertisement in Daily and Weekly News papers until sale day. Auctions list farms southeast of Urbana and property parcels on roads near Frederick, with dates in March and February and multiple executors or trustees coordinating sales.
A cluttered ad list details multiple auction events across Maryland towns including Urbana Urbana County lines. It notes sale dates from 1912 to 1944, listing livestock farming equipment personal property and real estate on premises near Unionville Dickerson Urbana Mt Airy and Creagerstown among others with auctioneers Norwood Mercer Lease and others.
The notice states that persons with balances printed at the top of their advertisements in the daily or weekly papers will have the benefit of the balance existing in both papers until a specified date, with the result of charge.
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