The Washington times., 1913-07-16
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DOMESTIC,
| Cambridge, Mass.-J. william sBut-
Ter" Walker. who for fifteen years
served sandwiches to Harvard gold
| coast" customers has sold his res
taurant to make way for big business.
Scituate, Mass.-The old Scltuate
| lighthouse, where. in the war Of 1872,
| Rebecca and Abigail Bates scared on a
British ship by playing a fife and drum,
has been sold at auction.
Boston.-BursIars entered the home
of James Magenis. smashed his safe,
| fed themselves, played his piano, and
scattered $1,000 worth of jewelry about.
Philadelphia, Pa-That the high
cost of living is due to spending of mil
lions on armies and navies Is the theory
advanced by DR.. E M. Patterson, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Los Angeles, GAIA man aud q
woman, thought to be the same who
recently murdered a wealthy man, en-
tered jewelry store, bound and gagged
the owner and escaped with diamonds
valued at $500.
Boston.-Albert e. PiIlsbury, for
mer attorney general Of Massachu-
setts, has refused to pay his annual
dues to the American Bar Association
because of the action of the association
In drawing the color line"
Paterson, N. J-WhippinE his rival
in Newark hotel, pursuing the woman
he sought and catching her after a wild
automobile ride, Matthew Donovan.
sixty and wealthy, married Katherine
Anderson, nineteen.
Steamboat Springs, Colo.-A con-
struction gang working on the extern
sion of the Denver and Salt Lake rail-
road attempted to drive from the grad
ing camp a party Of Japanese laborers.
The ringleaders were arrested.
Albany, N. Y-GOvernOr Sulser has
informed the Frawley legislative COM
mittee that he would ignore any de-
mand for the production of public docu-
ments unless the submission Of such
documents should be in the public in
terest.
the street car mems union the agree
GERS Of the Kentucky Traction Com
pany, was ratified and the strike Off
cially declared off.
Brunswick. Ga-Pians for IN or
ganized movement to urge the admit
tance of Confederate veterans to Fed
eral soldiers homes and the payment
of pensions from the Federal instead
of the State treasures were discussed
here by the Georgia division of the
United Confederate Veterans.
Raleigh, N. C-The commission
appointed to draft set of proposed
North Carolina met here today to con-
slider the measures proposed.
Wausau, VITA large attendance
of delegates marked the opening here
today of the annual convention of the
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor.
San Francisco Former Mayor
George W. Guthrie, of Pittsburgh, sail
ed from San Francisco on the steamer
Mongolia. to take up his post as am
bassador to Japan.
New York-BeEinninE today, milk
OF all grades sold in Greater New York
must be pasteurized before being scld.
according to the new regulations of the
board of health.
Atlanta, Ga.-Fred Lump, New
York barber. is charged with being an |
accessory IN the alleged murder Of |
Joshua B. Crawford, Atlanta capitalist,
in a warrant sworn out here.
Elgin, In~JOy riding cost one |
girls life and resulted in the injury Of |
four persons, one Of whom Is In a criti- |
cal condition. All were residents Of |
Elgin.
Pittsburgh, Pa-Brisbane }. II. |
Carnegie, a nephew Of Andrew Carne- |
gle, has been granted decree of d. |
vorce from his wife. Josephine Carne- |