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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
1
MARKELL & FORD Screen Doors Offer In City
Markell and Ford advertise a special sale on screen doors for 30 days with medium stained doors priced from 50 cents and up. Large sizes and odd measurements available with three coats varnish at about $1.05 and upward. Window screens also offered with prices starting at 18 cents. Largest stock in the city mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National wood
Parents blamed for evil in society's ills and crimes
Boston reports at the National Congress of Mothers and Parents Teachers on infant sacrifice linked to parental ignorance. Speakers urge better parental education to cut infant deaths and address justice for wayward youth. News notes a state execution in Tonopah as the era’s first prison shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
sail Mig
Frederic Schoff
Philadelphia
National Congress of
congress
dirs. Sebor
gen
Goltizy to i
Aindrija -ovlen
Anton Gregovich
Tonopah
Nevada
Framing Money Revision Bill and Deposits Debate
President Wilson seeks academic assistance to draft a currency reform bill. Proposals span four general sections including government deposit guarantees, a shift to currency backed by high grade commercial paper, and a 4 percent interest substitute for present securities. Banks, deposits, and national bank act revisions are under discussion with input from Bryan and congressional leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
national bank
Wilson
Miners Win Wage Dispute Umpire Rules for Sliding Scale
Wilkes-Barre May 16 Charles P Neill former U S labor commissioner named umpire to settle deadlocked cases delivered four decisions three favoring miners The key ruling grants 7 percent sliding scale for March 1912 distributing over a half million dollars in surplus wages Miners sought April based on March earnings while operators argued idle April saw no scale Other outcomes include a 10 percent raise for Scranton Coal workers instead of 5 percent and a ruling that a locomotive wage scale could not drop with a motor car shift Nottingham laborers suffer a small wage cut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Charles P. Neill
United States commissioner of labor
Scranton Coal company
Jeanestine
Hazleton
Nottingham
Lehigh
York May 16 Mrs Ralph Litzner heads club drive
A movement to erect a new club building for York youths is under way. A committee led by Mrs Ralph Litzner will raise funds and guide efforts, with Mrs Ogden Trein and several prominent women from the community on the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ralphlitzer
élly
willbe aken
Bree
hicken
Hector
man
Ogden Trein
soaetey
WUllayi
A.M. Burden
Ogden Li Mills
Millard
Arthur C
Malcolm
Whitman
166th annual convention of the Hvan golledl Lutheran Ministerium
The convention debated ritual and obligations that could separate congregations into brothers and non brothers. An amendment proposed banning ministers from oath bound secret organizations. Rev J A W Haas of Muhlenberg College was elected president, with Rev Pflueger, Rev Siebott, and Rev Weller filling key posts as English secretary, German secretary, and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hvangolledl Lutheran Ministerium
Christ
A. W. Haas
Muhlenberg college
Allentown
PE. Pflueger
Womelsdorf
D. E. Siebott
St. Peter’s
H. A. Weller
Fire destroys Erie elevator and grain in Buffalo
A May 16 report from Buffalo states a massive fire leveled the Erie elevator at Ohio and Louisiana streets, burning 70,000 bushels of grain, wrecking freight sheds of the New York Central line, shops, and a fireboat house. Losses exceed 1 million dollars as flames swept across Buffalo Creek and spread along the water front. The city’s entire fire department battled the blaze through strong winds and rapid spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Erie
Ohio
Louisiana streets
New York Centra railroad
Potter
Rheumatism cured by Chamberlains Liniment claim
A Newton Iowa resident advertises that his sister's husband suffered rheumatism in the arm and was cured by applying Chamberlains Liniment. The testimonial promotes Chamberlains Liniment as best for chronic muscular rheumatism and notes it is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Iowa
Wage Cut Talk Targets Redfield In Capitol Debate
Democratic leader defends actions amid threats to probe wage reductions. A broad intimation suggests party leaders would cover the issue and remedy any injury, with Washington officials indicating scrutiny of Secretary Redfield's conduct in commerce matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taritt
Washington
Redfield
ee ‘of commerce
Underwood
Northern Presbyterian assembly elects Stone moderator
In Atlanta May 16 Dr John Tims athy Stone of Chicago was elected moderator of the Northern Presbyterian Assembly to succeed Dr Mark A Matthews of Seattle. Matthews urged an organic union of church branches by conviction, not mechanism, amid cheers from commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Northern Presbyterian Assembly
Avlanta
John Timsathy Stone
Fourth Presbyterian church
Chicago
Mark A. Matthews
Wash
Presbyterian church in America
Northern Assembly
Matthews
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