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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1913

Page

3

Monaco ruler Albert I to visit Washington with Crown Prince

Washington eyes the arrival of Albert I of Monaco and his son Crown Prince Louis aboard the yacht Hirondelle. State Department plans a reception as Monaco’s sovereign visits the United States for several weeks, a first for a European monarch.

Washington State Department Monte Carlo Albert I Prince Monaco Europe United States lLurope Dom Pedro Brazil New York Philadelphia Union David Kalakaua Hawaii Pacific Coast San Francisco Louis Prince Albert Hirondelle Royal Yacht St. John’s N. F Prince of Dudley Field Malone Camille Blanc Societe Des Bains de Mer Alice Heine New Orleans Prince of Monaco

Carmega Toilet Powder Delicately Perfumed for Women

An advertisement extols Carmega Toilet Powder as an ideal powder for the fastidious woman. It promises a delicately perfumed oriental odor, suggesting refined uses and appealing scent.

Miltons Hen Produces Giant Egg for J M McMahan

J M McMahan of Milton Indiana reports a remarkable hen egg measuring seven and a half inches in circumference one way and nine inches the other and weighing one and a half ounces The egg was brown a few days ago and its yolk and white filled a teacup one third full

J. M. McMahan Milton Ind

New Defense for Gibson to Face Third Szabo Trial

Burton W. Gibson, charged in the death of Rosa Menschik Szabo at Greenwood Lake, is slated for a third trial in Goshen when the October term opens. His attorney Robert H. Elder says District Attorney J D Wilson Jr will press for the case, with Henry Kohl and Jacob J. Singer joining as co counsel. Elder promises an entirely new defense likely to appeal more to jurors than previous efforts. Gibson remains in good health and exercises daily.

Szabo Goshen N. Y Burton W. Gibson Orange County Rosa Menschik Szabo Greenwood Lake Robert H. Elder J. D. Wilson, I Jr Newburg Gibson Supreme Court Henry Kohl Jacob J. Singer Jerger City Elder

Pegoud Plays Loop Then Dies In France Flight

In Juvisy France aviator Pegoud looped the loop at 1500 feet and died as his plane descended safely after a verti cal spiral. Earlier he had vowed to perform a somersault and followed by onlookers as he climbed to 3000 feet then plunged toward earth in a high velocity dive before a final vertical circle and gentle ground contact.

Juvisy France Pegoud

Baseball by Wireless News Reaches Far Vessels

The U S naval wireless news service keeps ships like the battleship Illinois updated nightly on baseball scores and other items of interest. Reports say messages were received while 2,175 nautical miles from Arlington and 2,610 miles from Key West, with the ship intercepting European broadcasts as well.

Washington United States Navy Department Illinois Navy Arlington Key West

Old Collier for Sale from Spanish-American War Fleet

The collier Alexander, a steel schooner built in England in 1894 and used as a fuel ship for the Asiatic fleet, has been stricken from the naval list and is for sale. She measures about 1,180 tons, 943 feet long and forty-two feet beam, with 1,060 horsepower vertical triple engines, currently lying off Olongapo, Philippines.

Washington Alexander England Asiatic Fleet Olongapo Philippines

Becomes Rich in a Day in Los Angeles Widow Millionaire

Mrs. 8 A 7x Jones of Los Angeles a widow with four children earns income as a county office copyist and is suddenly a millionaire after brother in law William Jones dies in Australia leaving an estate near the million mark. Jones and her Welsh husband came to the city many years ago.

Los Angeles Cal Jones William Jones Australia Wfe

London Comedian’s Wife Saves Son From Drowning

Mrs. Frank Lawe con saved her nine year old son Frank from drowning at Maidenhead on the Thames where the Lawtons spend the summer. The boy fell nine feet into deep water while playing on a houseboat as a dog played nearby.

London Frank Lawe Con New York Frank Maidenhead Lawtons Thames

Darien man dies from horse kick in road work accident

Injuries proved fatal for Fred Rudd of Darien New York who died at Batavia Hospital from a fractured skull after being kicked by a rearing horse while driving a team on state road work. He had been employed on the road crew.

Fred Rudd Darien N. Y Batavia Rudd

Sour Cream Salad Dressing Draft

A concise recipe card lists one cup sour cream one tablespoon sugar one teaspoon salt one level teaspoon dry mustard and four tablespoonfuls vinegar for dressing.

Laws Hindered U S Road Work Progress Reported

A joint report to Congress from the Secretary of Agriculture and the Postmaster General reviews the $500000 rural free delivery road improvement program. Only Alabama Iowa responded initially with miles under construction in several states, highlighting calls for centralized federal road authority to enable national highways and interstate cooperation.

Congress Secretary of Agriculture Postmaster General Office of Public Roads Department of Agriculture Alabama Iowa Mississippi Minnesota Oregon Maryland Virginia Richmond Spottsylvania Alexandria Pohick Church Washington Rockville Potomac Potomac River Department Road Office United States New England Old England New York Pennsylvania France Texas Montana Europe

Judge Defends Slit Skirt in Kansas City Court

Judge Ralph Latshaw of the Kansas City criminal court defended slit skirts and diaphanous gowns as not immoral. He argued that trim figures do not imply immorality and warned against upskirt campaigns. He claimed women aim to dress to appeal to men, questioning if this has always been the case.

Ralph Latshaw Criminal Court of Kansas City Judge Latshaw

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Warren Saray L. C. Smith & Bros L. C. Smith & Bros, Typewriter Company Franklin Street Buffalo, New York Erie Office Main St Erue, PA Monago U.S Our Republic Eiel Great Oceanographic Museum Institute of France Academy of Sciences Poincare Academy of France Royal Academy Cadiz French Spa T. J. Foley A. A. Davis & Co Warren Tel. Co Carmega Citizens National Bank H. B. Hyde Pennsylvania Optical Society Warren, PA Wireless OLD Collier Missourian Kopf & Henr Pennsylvania Avenue West Gearaile Seigfried Warren Pa Dr. Miles J. W. Sedge Blue Springs Miles Medical CO Elkhart
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