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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1913

Page

7

Woman Suffrage Talk Advocates Universal Vote

A Progressive speaker Miss Carpenter argues for repeal of the law of supply and demand as wage justice for women. She cites rising working women numbers and low wages, urging suffrage as protection and opportunity. Kam Kefauver supports the idea, while critics call anti suffragists out and urge dignity.

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Bryce Loves the U S Letter From Washington Farewell

James Bryce former ambassador to Great Britain replies to Washington residents regrets as he leaves U S soil praising Anglo American ties. Signers include Admiral Dewey Major General Leonard Wood Gifford Pinchot Thomas Nelson Page and other prominent local figures.

Washington James Bryce Great YrHaln Ssuat Bunty San Admiral Dewey Leonard Wood Staf Army Gifford Pinchot Chilef Thomas Nelson Page

Explosion on warship kills two at sea trial

San Diego May 24 report says a cylinder casting blew out from the torpedo boat destroyer during a speed trial, killing C. Smith and HF Bock and injuring Alma Miller. The vessel may be towed to Mare Island Navy Yard for repairs as investigators begin.

San Diego Cal Stewart Bock Alma Miller MaresIsland Navy Yard

Workman Dead in Mill Shaft Accident

A mill worker died after being drawn into a shaft at an Alabama facility on May 24. Witnesses say employees could not stop the machinery in time to save him.

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Train safety notice near Pottsville warns of roadbed depression

A railroad trackwalker found an eighteen inch depression in the roadbed south of Pottsville, due to settlement from old mine workings. The warning was given to prevent a potential train derailment on the Pennsylvania railroad line.

Penn Ania Pottsville Duéia

Republicans Split Over Reform Call at National Committee

Washington May 24 The Republican national executive committee meets at Charles D Hillas to decide whether to call an early national committee meeting to discuss strengthening party dues for the next congressional campaign. Leaders weigh if reorganizing now is premature and whether to wait until the Democratic administration and the tariff law progress. The Progressive wing urges a call, while the conciliations committee from Chicago discussed sending a letter to assemble the committee.

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Wilson Accepts Resignations From Civil Service Board

Washington May 24 President Wilson accepted the resignations of General John G Black and Ashburn from the civil service commission. Mellbenny’s resignation was also tendered. Vacancies expected to be filled by Charley M Galloway of South Carolina Democrat and George RB Wales of Vermont Republican, currently ARAd to the commissioners.

Wilson Washburn Washington Willashburn Civil’service Preside Wilson Vermont

Anhut Gets Two Years for Bribery in New York Case

May John N. Aihgt, a young New Yorker, was convicted of bribery in a collection plot involving Harry K. Thaw and Matteawar. Thsane asylum judgment sentenced him to less than two years and no more than four years in prison.

Anhut New York John N. Aihgt New Harry XK Thaw Matteawar Thsane

Baseball Scores and Schedules in Major Leagues

International League results and today’s schedule show Baltimore at Montreal. Providence at Toronto. Newark at Buffalo, Jersey City at Rochester. Yesterday Montreal 4 Baltimore 3, Toronto 10 Providence 6. American League notes Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 4 to 1. Other games postponed by rain. Standings list Athletics 20 9 .690 leading AL. Boston 14 19 .424. Detroit 12 9 . .383.

Baltimore Montreal Providence Toronto Newark Buffalo Jersey City Rochester Philadelphia Clueinnatl Bitterles Brennan Kil Nifer Brown Clark W. Lpg W.L. PC Athletics Bt-Louis Clevelad Boston Chicago Petroit N.york

National League Postponed Games Standings Update

National League standings show Phillies 20 7 74, Chicago 17 16 51, Brooklyn 16 12 0 13, Pittsburgh 16 18 4554, New York 15 14 6 17, Boston 11 7 7 308, St Louis 26 16 510, Cincinnati 9 23 281 with all games postponed and rosters unsettled.

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Tri State League Scores and Schedule Brief

Game results and standings amid a postponed schedule for the Tri State League. Fragments show team abbreviations and scattered scores including Trenton and York, with incomplete lines indicating a disrupted run of games and references to Atlantic and Wilmington clubs.

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Adman fragment notes local drug store ad

Fragmentary OCR reads for AARNER DRUG STONE with advertising gadgetry. The readable portion hints at a local drugstore notice or classified ad.

Inventory of late Joseph Bolgiano shows wealth

Baltimore resident Joseph Bolgiano died March 1 leaving $630,808 in real estate and $47.2 thousand in cash, totaling $678,260 in assets.

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