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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
3
Alliance residents learn of a simple buckthorn bark mix marketed as Adlerika that claims instant relief from constipation sour stomach and gas by antisepticizing digestive organs and drawing out impurities. The notice also promotes low prices on painting paper hanging and kalsonining services at 119s8tfi4.
The National Council of Education in Chicago hears calls to improve rural schools long neglected by policy makers. Arizona lawmakers cite a $1,000 annual aid per rural school as a model while educators push farming and fruit growing instruction, vocational guidance, and stronger teacher pay to raise outcomes for 12 million rural pupils.
In Stockholm the United States stars take the lead with R C Craig of Detroit winning the 100 meter final. A C Meyer of the Irish American Athletic Club placed second and Sid F Lippincott of the University of Pennsylvania took third. James Thorpe of Carlisle Indian School headlines with a pentathlon victory and strong US presence across track events.
Governor Wilson will be formally notified of his Republican nomination on Wednesday August 7 at New Jersey’s Little White House at 2 p.m. Ollie James of Kentucky, permanent Baltimore convention chairman, says the address will be brief and Wilson will set the campaign keynote with a focus on high cost of living and tariff. James also notes the national committee chair must be a mistake free manager and praises Willem F McCombs as a capable organizer.
A Havana board of physicians declares bubonic plague confirmed at Animas hospital. Patient Mendez Guerra, a Spaniard, is dying while three others die with plague symptoms. Sanitation secretary orders fumigation of the infected house and surrounding area including the palace.
Two more victims were named in the Corning New Jersey area among the 41 killed in the Delaware Lackawanna and Western wreck near Corning New York. John Kennedy of Harrison New Jersey and Jules Sampson of Jersey City were identified leaving eight unidentified bodies. Scranton officials opened an official probe into the July 4 disaster ending with examinations of train crews summoned to Scranton.
In Ligonier Pennsylvania a freight train and a passenger train of the Ligonier Valley railroad collided resulting in a revised death toll of twenty six with thirty injured. Two hospitalized victims are not expected to live. A representative of the Pennsylvania state railroad commission will arrive to conduct an investigation.
The rules committee outlined a ten day plan to report several proposed rules this week to allow consideration of pending bills. The package includes the Beal option bill the Clayton contempt bill the Alexander radio regulation bill and the seaman wage bill.
The desk of Representative Malloy of New York was draped in black as Speaker Clark appointed a committee to attend the funeral in Ogdensburg, New York, tomorrow. Included are Representatives Camp of Kansas, Sloan of Nebraska, Robertson of Arkansas, and Pepper.
Earth shocks were recorded on the sesamograph at the University of Kuliess in Lawrence Kansas. The center of disturbance is estimated at 2 800 miles distance.
Greensburg North Carolina July 8 engineer Thomas Reach of Alexandria Virginia died and more than fifty passengers were hurt when a Southern Railway limited train from Atlanta to Washington collided head on with a freight train in the yards here.
Mrs Amz L Barber of this city widow of the Asphalt King died suddenly while returning from New York on the Congressional Limited. Funeral plans were not announced.
An elderly man, Joseph Smeenovehy, died after being overcome by heat while en route to a hospital with police at the Cedar Rapids station. He was eighty years old.
In Washington on July 4 the Senate voted 4 to 2 to adopt an amendment to the naval appropriation bill authorizing two new battleships.
President Lésver for Washington Poston. July Taftlef for Washington.
During a severe thunderstorm in Springfield six officers and one private of the First regiment national guard were knocked unconscious when a lightning bolt struck their shelter tent. Injured are Major Davis Captain Paul C Gale Lieutenant George F Scott Lieutenant Berry Kingman Lieutenant W Troxell Sergeant Bockson and Private Christieneen. All are Chicago residents.
In Saoremund Germany a Magnitether named Schatz received a four month prison term for lese majeste after at a cafe meeting to form a local Alsace Lorraine branch he turned a bust of Emperor William to the wall and insulted the Emperor. The case reflects rising prosecutions for lese majeste.
Reports from Paso July indicate only about 9 400 men remain of the rebel Mexican army due to food and money shortages. Federal victories and desertions over the past week have further reduced insurgent columns.
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