19 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
1
Locust Level Dairy reports AH milk tested for tuberculosis and produced on site. Milk is cooled and bottled at the dairy within minutes of milking to ensure high grade quality. If any milk from outside sources is sold, patrons are informed. Only 62 gallons were procured from outside.
President Wilson repudiates the six power loan plan to China and disapproves of government endorsement. The White House release says the initiative has declined despite New York bankers urging continuation. The move aligns with Hay's open door policy and aims to strengthen American banking facilities in the Far East.
Paris March 19 Premier Briand and all cabinet members submit resignations to President Poincare after a Senate vote of 161 to 125 defeating the government over a proportional representation bill. Briand left the chamber to cheers from supporters as his government faced a Pestral amendment defeat and fled from the political crisis. In Wyoming, 130 miners are trapped after a Baskets mine collapse near Henderson with no fatalities reported and rescue expected soon.
A fragmentary dispatch reports the King of Greece shot in the back and died within a half hour after an assailant, described as weak minded, fired. The account traces the monarch’s prominence in Europe, his Paris ties, and a touch of his family focus before noting an unrelated boiler explosion in Owensboro Kentucky with two dead and two injured at B C Wilson's saw mill.
A historical report notes George B. Cox charged with misapplication of funds from a district bank. The indictment details alleged improper use, with a focus on public financial control and legal action.
Eckart, a Pennsylvania native, was convicted at age 21 for the murder of Charles Peterson during a Wisconsin 1875 cold spell. He served 37 years of life imprisonment, with no disciplinary marks, and may be released with conditions for exemplary conduct. Eckart maintains Peterson was killed by a tramp.
One hundred fourteen warrants issued in municipal court by Judge Wade at the request of Assistant State’s Attorney Johnston. Twenty eight named are business men, some wealthy, with multiple warrants for arson and related offenses. Bonds set at forty thousand dollars with an additional twenty nine thousand for arson charges. Also mentions Wilson backing a budget system. President Wilson’s stance disclosed via a letter from Trenton to Senator Tyman.
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