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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1913
Page
9
A new labor organization titled the National Association of United Building Labor was chartered in Mansay City circuit court on November 2. It pledges to oppose strikes and favor arbitration, supports a graduated wage scale, and aims to expand nationwide, with 30 members already enlisted in Ranges City.
Springfield news reports the death in Jacksonville Florida of Judge Charles Jennings of Salem a member of the State board of pardons He was a cousin of William Jennings Bryan Jennings had just been appointed and had not attended a board meeting before his death.
London buyers face warnings about synthetic gems entering trade with India and back, as experts dispute ease of detection. A Piccadilly box manager warns rubies sapphires and emeralds most at risk, noting small sizes and possible French or Birmingham manufacture. Microscopic tests and the silk hallmark distinguish real from reconstructed stones, while some semipreciouss like agate and kunzite resist replication.
London cable reports ill feeling over the O P club dinner for Gaiety girls past and present. Zena Dare the only titled guest attended while several stars snubbed invitations or sent last minute excuses. Chorus members call the former stars snobs, while peers defend the social dynamics and potential changes if given peerage.
Tokyo on November 2 reports a looming crisis as Japan moves toward a constitutional monarchy. Elder statesmen lose grip while masses push for broader political participation. Five parties compete, but real power centers remain Satsuma and Choshu, shaping foreign policy and trade goals including canal opening opportunities.
Danzig Germany Nov 29 The new battle cruiser Tuetzow was launched to replace the old Kaiserin Auguesta. She carries ten 12 inch guns and twelve 5.9 inch guns. Length 718 feet beam 8 draft 27 feet displacement about 28 000 tons. Turbine engines to develop a speed of knots.
In Muskogee Oklahoma on November 2 a mysterious killer struck twice, murdering elderly furniture dealer B F Richardson in his shop and groceryman C S Everett in his store within blocks. Both victims were killed with a hatchet and severely mutilated, with no robbery involved and authorities suspect a drug crazed assailant driven by a desire to kill.
Washington Nov 29 Special Cabie reports intense discussion among King Alfonso’s circle as doctors consider a significantly larger operation for the king. Despite hopes his lungs remain strong, prolonged illness has prompted talk of major intervention and possible risks.
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