20 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
1
Locust level dairy emphasizes tuberculin tested cattle and that all milk sold is produced on the farm. Milk is cooled and heated shortly after drawing to ensure high grade quality. Patrons are informed if any outside milk is sold. Only 62 gallons from outside sources were purchased in 1912.
Wilkes-Barre authorities arrest John Zandikowski in Denver, alleged to be John Kremchick, the slayer of Steve Quiet in 1898. The widow, Wilkes-Harre, claims discovery after fifteen years and urges trial in her husband’s murder. He will be brought to Wilkes-Barre for trial.
A chaotic funeral procession in Salonika follows the shooting of King George of Greece. He is taken on a stretcher from the hospital toward the palace amid troops, clergy, and crowds. Francoudis confesses murder, but claims he will speak in court, while the crowd presses for answers.
Readers urged to treat grey lifeless hair with Hay's Hair Health potion. Claims it darkens, restores vitality, and is not a dye. Money back guarantee offered through druggists with limited free offers for Harfina Soap bundles. Steiner Brothers listed as sponsors.
Royal messengers conveyed the death to Queen Olga and summoned Prince Nicho as the news reached the palace. Officers proclaimed loyalty to the new sovereign, King Constantine, while the fainting queen required hospital care after the announcement.
Constantinople claims a Turkish victory in a 24 hour battle along the Tehatalja lines. Turkish forces advanced on the right wing to Sivaskeli Kalifakeul and Akalan, drove Bulgarians from trenches, seized positions, and stormed heights breaking Bulgarian resistance. Heavy losses reported on both sides. Also reports Zeppelin 44 wrecked at Karlsruhe.
Fragmented copy reports a police shooting involving a cowboy named Crank in Montana. The garbled text references wounding an officer and mentions names like Buttalo and Stefanski, with unclear ties to a mayoral office or poll.
A report notes the appointment of a Yale professor who takes up his duties, marking the start of his tenure and responsibilities at the university.
Washington March 20 Friends seek to reconcile President Wilson and Colonel Harvey. Reports say Wilson may offer Harvey a diplomatic post and invite him to the White House within days. Also: Bobby Brnie knocked out by a wild pitch in Hot Springs game between Pittsburgh Nationals and Boston Americans. He was taken to St Joseph's Infirmary. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised citing cures for coughs colds and croup.
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