Tea Headache Causes Nervous Doubts
A brief note suggests a link between tea consumption and nervousness or doubts. It records no formal study or quoted expert, leaving the cause speculative and not medically verified.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
1
Hughes replies to Wecklers in OWA audience
Hugh Hughes answers a question about repealing the Adamson Law telling the crowd a surrender cannot be repealed. The audience greeted his remarks with roundly cheers amid the heated exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Wecklers
Hughes Addresses Hecklers as He Discusses Labor, Rail Crisis
Charles Tt Hughes answers a heckler during a campaign event, asserting he would not repeal the Adamson law and would pursue an impartial inquiry into the railroad strike. He defends his record as New York governor and insists he seeks the good of the American people, not any single group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aw Orming Journal
Sioux City
Charles Tt. Hughes
Hughes
Weather forecast for Mexico and nearby areas
The weather page notes a generally fair Thursday with warmer temperatures. Wednesday will see warmer conditions, with a cooler northeast portion on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Thurs
Local Weather Report Highlights Day’s Temperatures
For twenty four hours ending yesterday at 6 p.m. the maximum temperature reached 72 degrees and the minimum 40. The June temperature at 6 p.m. was 58 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatiter
Whine and a Lie in New Mexico Political Campaigns
A critical editorial condemns the old guard in New Mexico for flooding voters with personal appeal letters that spread falsehoods. It accuses the campaign of exploiting misinformation to push their candidates and warns of legal risks from these tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Cepaltican Old Guard
United States
Cerauid Oremnent
Jess
Fire in Queens factories kills seven or nine
A blaze in the Oakes Dye Manufacturing complex in Queens borough destroys two factories and the Astoria Veneer Yard, killing seven workers and leaving two missing feared dead. Named dead include Harry C. Cook and Frederick Crisman along with several young women clerks and bookkeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae I Ning Journal
Boecial
New York
Gueens
Oakes Dye Manufacturing Company
Harry C. Cook
The
Oakes Colmn
Martial law relaxed in Chihuahua City amid eased curfew
Copy of El Democrata reports General Trevino has lifted the strict curfew allowing civilians on streets until midnight after Villa's attack a month ago. Carranza papers note punitive expeditions and troop movements as Carranza allies press west from Chihuahua City while ammunition shortages persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevino
Villa
Morning Journal
Tex
Chihuahua City
el Detmoocrata
RE Democrata
Carranza
Funston
Presidey
United States
Carranga
Desertion Charge Arrests In Border Despatch
Twenty four U S infantry privates Thomas and Washington from Company M Twenty fourth U S infantry stationed at Colonia Dublan Mexico were turned over to U S officers at the border by Mexican authorities after leaving their camp Saturday their aim was to come to El Paso for a night of leisure a desertion charge is filed against them via the inter national bridge handoff from Casas Grandes Mexico
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrecian
Jere
Mother shoots son then dies by own hand in Detroit hotel
Detroits morning report says Minabeth Adams aged around 30 or 40 shot her five year old son Harold at a local hotel and then killed herself. One bullet struck the boy in the chest and two hit the mother in the head. The hotel register did not reveal an address and motive is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Minabeth Adams
Harold
British Hold Colled States Tobacco Shipment
Local consignees of tobacco from the United States for Dutch and Scandinavian ports are detained here. The government claims the cargoes paid before August 4 and shipped before August 30 may not proceed to neutral destinations under the recent arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tobaccco
United States
Cermnan
50 000 Men Required In Event Of Big War
The War Department authorized sixteen leading colleges and universities to train reserve officers. A 50,000 officer corps is seen as necessary if the United States enters a major war. A conference chaired by Acting Secretary Ingraham drafted a flexible curriculum to fit each institution. Participating schools include Harvard Yale Princeton Michigan Alabama Virginia Military Institute Stevens Institute Catholic University Lehigh Ohio State Minnesota Illinois Tennessee Clemson City College of New York Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
United States
Taker
Ingraham
Hugh K. Scott
Leonard Wood
Macomb
War College
Lowell
Sh Harvard
Harvard
Chaieman
John 4. Kingman
J. W. Nichols
Virginia Military Institute
Edward A. Pace
Catholic University of American
H. S. Drinker
Lehigh
W. Co. Thompson
Ohio State University
George K. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Secretary of War
Princeton University
Harvard University
Yale University
University of Michigan
University of Alabama
Stevens’ Institute of Technology
Catholic University of America
Lehigh University
University of Tennessee
Clemson Agricultural College
University of Dlinoisa
City College of New York
University of Vermont
Ireland to shun conscription for now says war secretary
In the House of Lords Early Derby undersecretary for war indicated Ireland will not be conscripted immediately. He said pending a decision on the issue he would pursue voluntary recruiting in Ireland and hopes for a worthy response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
House of Lords
Derby
Carranza Money Mandate Bans Mexican Wages in Gold
Mexican decree requires all mining firms and employers in Mexico to pay workers only in Carranza money. Reports from Laredo show workers paid in gold are unhappy, creating discontent among employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Mexico
Twenty six prisoners escape from Monterey prison
Twenty six political prisoners led by Carreo Torres escaped from the Monterey, Mexico penitentiary after overpowering guards last Thursday, reports reaching Laredo, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Carreo Torres
Monterey
Mex
Statesmen of England Urge Action Over Submarine Warfare
London reports reveal English statesmen growing restless over German U boat aggression near the American coast. They press for drastic measures as the submarine threat looms. The political mood intensifies amid calls for decisive steps by Britain and its allies.
Lords Take Serious View Of Situation
British officials told peers that U S warships moved aside to let a German submarine threaten neutral and British shipping near the American coast. Viscount Grey read a Washington-US stance citing prior protests and warnings against belligerent ships hovering near US ports. The matter remains uncertain with no official US position announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
Foremgn
Lord Heresford
United States
Viscount Grey
Washington
H. M
Suffolk
New York
Foreign Office
Virland
United
United Sates
Mettite
Chicago officials tied to loan revocations and restorations
Mayor Thompson testified that restorations followed recommendations from Chief Healey and backing from politicians business leaders and ministers. The hearing covered war rats for arrears of Chief Menley and secretary Lauthardt as Samuel Thrasher of the committee of fifteen testified about alleged police graft from houses of ill fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thompson
Charles C. Healey
Henry Iserger
Verger
de Priest
Lawley
Hoyne
Warrats
Menley
William Lauthardt
Samuel Thrasher
Committee of Fifteen
Stockholders Approve Major Rail Merger in Pittsburgh
Stockholders of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railroad voted nearly unanimously to merge Vandalia Railroad Pittsburgh Wheeling and Kentucky Chicago Indiana and Eastern Anderson Belt Line Stailway and the parent line. The consolidation unites Pennsylvania system routes from Pittsburgh to St Louis, strengthening the company as a common carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Romanians Resist Attacks of Invaders
Allied fronts report heavy fighting across Greece and the Austro German theater with Greek royalist crowds in Athens welcoming King Constantine while French and other troops hold key locations. Reports note Soviet style fronts along the Somme and in Transylvania with Romanian forces repelling advances. no British representations to the United States are planned over the U 53 submarine incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormime
Athens
Piraeus
Unc
Admiral du Pournet
Constantine
Greece
Valhignia
Gadela
Transylvania
Somme
France
Helley-en-Santerre
Macedonia
Uzul
United States
Great Britain
House of Lords
Viscount Givey
Bulgarian Front Battles Sharply Pressed on Macedonian Line
Sofia reports enormous losses for Preneh troops in a recent attack along the Monastir Florina railway front. Attacks by Serbians on the Cer river between Brod and Skochivir on October 14 and 16 were repulsed or failed to break the Bulgarian line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
London
Monastir-Florina
War Office
Cerho
Brod
Skochivir
Allied attacks on Somme repulsed amid heavy German fire
Berlin reports that assaults near Clivedecourt on the Somme failed under German artillery. German lines held under intense bombardment all day. Russians suffered a heavy defeat in Galicia. Austro German forces repulsed repeated attacks and captured trenches along a 10 mile front with 19 hundred prisoners and ten machine guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Ciueudecourt
Somme
War Office
Cgalcia
Eastern front clashes intensify as German defense holds
Berlin reporting from Oct 17 states enemy artillery against General Count von Bothmer’s army intensified through the afternoon and into nightfall. Infantry assaults were repulsed. the enemy suffered heavy defeat. Guard Fusileers and Pomeranian Grenadiers advanced, seizing the leading enemy trenches over a two kilometer front and capturing thirty officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Bothmer
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