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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1913

Page

10

Wilson urged to repeal Panama tolls exemption bill

Democratic leaders prepare to reintroduce a bill to repeal the Panama Canal act exemption for coastwise tolls. President Wilson and Mr Bryan are believed to support repeal, with Sims signaling early action in Congress. Senate resistance and O Gorman’s stance complicate passage as Republicans back repeal in a shared effort. The move could derail pending U S Great Britain negotiations on canal tolls.

Frouse Wilson Bryan Congress Representative Sims House Committee Great House O'Gorman O’gorman Senate O Gorman Baltimore Underwood Adamson Sims United States Great Britain

Cabinet Officer in Fight Between Italian Admirals

Rome reports a street brawl between Admiral Pasquale Cattolica and Admiral Gozo. Gozo boxed Cattolica, who returned blows until bystanders separated them and Gozo was arrested. Gozo’s removal to the reeal list was noted. Cattolica entered the deputies to discuss the naval budget to a warm ovation.

Rome Pasquale Cattolica Gozo Catthiica Gozo’i Cattolica Chamber of Deputies

Wright Patents Upheld by French Court of Appeals

Paris March 13 The court of appeals fourth division upheld two Wright aeroplane patents confirming a prior third division judgment after a technical commission report. The Wright brothers sued several French aeroplane manufacturers for patent infringement centered on the warping wing principle.

Paris Court of Appeals Wright, Brothers

Jury awards Samuel L. Boxwell $1500 in cold storage case

A Circuit Court jury awarded Samuel L. Boxwell $1500 in his suit against the Arcade Company and its president Frank L. Averdi. Boxwell, a former Arcade tenant, claimed he was locked in a cold storage room for over three minutes on June 11, suffering permanent injury. The Arcade defense said it briefly detained him in a corridor due to conflict with the plaintiff.

Samuel L. Boxwell Arcade Company Frank l L. Averdi Boxwell

Cure for Eczema Promoted by Cuticura Soap Ad

A 1912 testimonial from Natalie M. Bailey describes severe head boils and an abscess treated with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The ad extols Cuticura soap’s cleansing, purifying qualities and emollient oils, claiming it clears skin and hair conditions. Prices cited: soap 25c, ointment 50c, with free samples and a postal address for the company.

Westfield Natalie M. Bailey Cuticura Dept T. Baston

SONS PLAY Black Hand JOKE ON CABINET OFFICER

Secretary of the Navy Daniels found a black hand epistle on his desk after a cabinet meeting demanding 16 000 dollars. He traced it to two of his four sons who had visited the secretary’s desk, prompting his light hearted exclamation about the youngsters.

Daniels Hencs Denk

End of graft in Navy adopts a business system

Rear Admiral Charles J. Badger reorganizes naval provi sioning after graft revelations. Commissioned officers will certify exact deliveries, bumboat buying is barred except subs and destroyers may buy fruit and vegetables, and all shipboard sales shift to the ship store. Officers must sign advance orders, inspect provisions on delivery, and file records for comparison with dealer bills. The commissary steward loses custody of delivery records. competition is required with bids from at least three regular dealers.

Charles J. Badger Atlantic

Divorce granted to Mrs Lucy Drexel Dahlgren in New York

Justice Bijur granted an interim absolute divorce to Mrs Lucy Drexel Dahlgren from Eric B Dahlgren with a final decree due in 90 days unless an appeal is filed. Testimony described a March 13 incident with a woman and later interactions near Madison Avenue and Central Park. Dahlgren denied wrongdoing and planned to appeal if the final decree favored the wife. Mrs Dahlgren is the daughter of the late Joseph Drexel. her husband is the son of Rear Admiral Dahlgren.

New York Justice Bijur Supreme Court Lucy Drexel Dahlgren Eric B. Dahlgren Dahlgren William Klein Hit Bradley Eric Dahleren Central Park Plaza Hotel

New Capital Christened at Cranbera Ceremony

The foundation stone for Cranbera the future Australian capital was laid by Baron Denman governor general with Lady Denman christening the city. Crowds from Melbourne and Sydney attended as ministers participated in the inauguration of a model capital. The site currently holds only scattered farmer dwellings.

Cranbera Lzrd Sydney Australia Baron Denman Denman Melbourne

Lipton Faces Declined Cup Challenge By New York Club

The New York Yacht Club rejected Sir Thomas Lipton’s bid for a race series for the America’s Cup arguing the size of the defender must follow the deed of gift. London sources say Lipton unlikely to alter length and may not race a 90 footer. Designer Nicholson advised a 71 foot yacht as optimal, noting progress since the 1900s.

Royal Ulster Yacht Club Sir Thomas New York New York Yacht Club Wich Sir Thomas Lipton Thomas Royal Yacht Club London Lkelihood eCharles E. Nicholson Gosport Thomas Lipton Nicholson Atlantic

Democrats Plan Primaries In Alexandria Report

Washington Post dispatch from Alexandria notes city Democratic chairman Charles Bendheim will call for a meeting soon to discuss plans for a municipal and state primary. A May or June date is anticipated, with nominees likely unopposed and effectively elected.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Charles Bendheim City Democratic Committee Clerk of the Corporation Court

The Ripoutnot Stockings That Won Her Anger

A wife purchases a dollar silk stocking guaranteed not to drop stitches. After a faulty purchase and a rude exchange, she confronts the store over the red ticket rule. In the end she realizes the feud was a waste of energy and chooses not to sue.

Mabel Herbhaturner Helen Snk Warner's Tve Ripontnot Warren Fred Kitten

Diet and Health Hints by Dr T J Allen

Dr Allen argues monodiet best supports digestion and health. He cites Pavlov and King on digestion times and food mixing, advising older people to limit meals to two items and healthy individuals to three or four compatible foods per meal based on long study of diet therapy.

T. J. Allen Joseph B. Bowles R. &. Ingergoll Pavlov King

Socialist Predicts Female Suffrage and Socialist Rule

Capt W K French addressed the Anthony Weague meeting at Portner apartments predicting that women will gain suffrage in most states before general election and that socialism will rise to power within eight years. He proposed municipal ownership of services, 2 cent streetcar fares, and broader reforms including District suffrage and working hours laws.

United States Army

Fortunate Astrological Day Warns and Wonders

The sun favors Neptune and the moon wards Venus and Uranus making travel signing contracts and socializing with women auspicious. Scientists engineers electricians actors musicians and sailors may see luck in work and examinations. Birthdates promise a successful year with travel changes and gains balanced by caution against wasteful pleasure.

Neptune Venus Uranus Fersona McClure

Bellevue Opens For Friedmann Tuberculosis Clinic Test

Physicians at People's Hospital report remarkable improvement in a treated patient. Bellevue Hospital will host federal tests to decide if Friedmann’s tuberculosis treatment is a cure. Dr. Anderson and Dr. Stimson oversee demonstrations and vaccine methods while authorities await results.

York The People's Hospital Friedrich Franz Friedmann Board of Health Bellevue Hospital Bellevue United States John F. Anderson Arthur M. Stimson United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Washington Anderson New York J F. Anderson Hygienic Public Health Service F. F. Friedmann Berlin Canada A. M. Stimpson Friedmann Congress

Million dollar burglar wounded as police close in

San Francisco reports Owen Conn the $100000 burglar lies gravely wounded after a Saturday apartment raid. A letter found from Mrs Mabel Clarkson of Chicago suggests she is in Milwaukee under the name Mabel Ott and destitute. Rev Nestor K Clarkson in Chicago says his wife is now in Omaha and he would welcome her home.

San Francisco Owen Conn Mom 2 Conn Mabel Clarkson Chicago Milwauke Mabel Ott California Mar Nestor K. Clarkson Omaha

Four HAZERS Face Jury for Manslaughter Trial in Hazing Death

Hillsboro, S.C. March 13. Twelve jurors selected as testimony begins in the manslaughter trial of four University of North Carolina sophomores for the hazing death of Isaac William Rand. Defendants Ralph W. Oldham Aubrey Hatch William L. Merriman and Arthur H. Stryon faced witnesses recounting Rand's forced singing and dancing on a barrel leading to a fatal neck injury from a broken bottle edge.

Hillsboro S.C University of North Carolina Isaac William Rand Ralph W. Oldham Raleigh Aubrey C. Hatch Mount Olive William L. Merriman Arthur H. Stryon Wilmington State Rand S. Gattis Young Rand Robert Wellens

Avalanche kills sixteen in Gudbrands valley farms

In Christiania on March 13 officials reported sixteen people died when an avalanche buried three farms in the Gudbrands valley southern Norway. The disaster disrupted the area as rescue crews searched the wreckage and authorities began inquiries into the event.

Gudbrainds Valley Norway Christiania Gudbrands

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