Tuberculin Tested Inadequate Supply From Outsiders
Only 62 gallons were procured from outside sources during 1912. The report invites inspections to verify supply and usage.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
1
Hearings on Tariff Bill face opposition in heated session
In a sweltering hall the Republican amendments to tariff measures on coal iron ore cotton wool wheat and other commodities were rejected amid a wave of noes. In Warren Pa a forest fire near the city spread to oil properties and threatened the Mutual Refining plant as crews battled flames along rail docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republi
Warren
Pennsylvania railroad
Mutual Refining company
dancer
Woman Appeals After Bitter Labor Board Ruling
A reader reports a disputed labor case involving the Bucks Stove and Range Company. The affair centers on a court ban and an AFL official publication, stirring boycott tensions amid a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucks ‘Stove and Range company
American Federation of ‘Labor's
Contempt Fine For Trolley Officials In Ashland
W S Leib resident clerk of the legislature and Schuylkill Electric railway chief James McAndrews were fined 54 each by Judge H O Rechtel for running cars despite a prior injunction. Ashland borough secured another injunction citing passenger safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Pottsville
W. S. Leib
Schuylkill Electric railway
James McAndrews
H. O. Rechtel
C. N. Bri
Gechtel
Leib
Schuylkill road
Aviator Killed in Akron Air Accident
A 200 foot fall killed aviator Charles Carlson, a Sorai avistor, when his machine became unmanageable over Akron, Ohio in May. The report notes Carlson's death as observed in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. C
Charles Carlson
Unsafe mine conditions force 500 children home at Scranton school
Five hundred pupils at No. 62 school on South Maine avenue were sent home after a safety notice from the department of public safety to school board president C. H. Vonstorch. An inspection cited subsurface conditions making the building unsafe near St Ann Monastery and a $500,000 structure damaged by subsidence last year. Ground may be purchased for a new building. Dr. Francis Tandy Patton resigns as president of Princeton Theological Seminary after eleven years citing health and age. Health noted as key to success. an advertisement promotes Roamer Roins tablets for constipation.
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Maine avenue
department of public ‘safety
C. H. Vonstorch
St Ann. Monastery
city board of
Patton
Princeton
N. 4
Francis Tandy Patton
Princeton Theological seminary
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