12 May 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1913
Page
1
Fragmented discussions reveal tensions between Democrats and Republicans over taxation and reform. References to Bryan, Roosevelt, and Guthrie highlight shifts in policy stance and leadership dynamics. The piece contrasts conviction with opportunism amid broader calls for universal peace and regulatory action on mobility.
Fragmented text shows partisan clash as lawmakers seek a new tetre lid and potential exemptions. Critics warn against powerful capital influence while public interest groups resist, urging strategy to defeat the act and uphold a majority rule amid regulatory opposition.
A discussion of a curfew ordinance highlights weak enforcement and calls for stronger police pay and reorganization. Officials argue early student withdrawal is the aim, but critics warn against lax enforcement and propose better funding and staffing of the police to ensure compliance.
A fragmented ad heavy text touts various remedies and tonics including a cough suppressant, pain relief, and general health tonics. It mentions wrongfully paired claims about cures, quality, and disease, with references to a fire cost and a reform church dispute.
Fragmented OCR text reports financial totals of 4 017 559 and property loss of 125 000 from recent storms or fires. It notes Sunday school, rites and public duty at a conference in Bev Won. Mentions Dayton store damages and a 14 year old confessor boy admitting robberies in Tachutlig area.
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