Tanlac credited with curing contractor’s stomach troubles
Robert McAloney of 33 York Street Halifax testifies Tanlac relieved five years of stomach troubles, reduced weight loss, and fatigue. He reports improved appetite, sleep, and energy after taking Tanlac, noting he now eats three meals daily and feels like a new man. Tanlac is sold by Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. in Butte.
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Tanlac
Robert McAloney
York Street
Halifax
N. 8
Mr. McAloney
Tam
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Aavt
Quit Tobacco No-To-Bac Ad Claims Easy Cessation
No-To-Bac promises to end tobacco cravings with a harmless tablet in the mouth. It asserts the habit stops quickly and offers a money back guarantee from the druggist if cravings persist, claiming reliability from Cascarets owners.
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Cascarets
Perpetual Wavy Hair Made Easy With A Drugstore Mixture
A vintage tip claims women can keep curls or waves indefinitely by using small amounts of a plain silmerine compound from a drugstore. Apply a little with a clean tooth, brush before styling, and wind or heat are said not to affect the look. The method promises soft lustrous hair and easy maintenance.
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Bute
Armlins
Remy
Gompers Attacks Job Cuts Amid War Shock
Washington July 28 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor condemned corporate layoffs as a tremendous indictment of management and urged continuous production. He cited the American Woolen company and the Pennsylvania railroad planning significant workforce reductions and warned wage cuts would not be tolerated.
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Washington
American Woolen Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Labor
Gompers
Oregon Cowgirl Receives Train Ride and Release in Liquor Case
Eleanor Gordon, a Klamath County cowgirl, enjoyed her first railroad ride with a U S marshal as host. She was released from federal charges over liquor sales to Indians amid a related case where Saunders pleaded guilty and was fined 250 dollars after trading liquor for horses.
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Portland
Ore
Eleanor Gordon
Klamath County
Oregon
United’ States
United States
Mins Gordon
Oscar Saunders
Klamath’ Reservation
Saunders
Indicted Evader Clemmings Arrested and Released
Grover E. Clemmings, son of a Minneapolis restaurant owner, was arrested in Madison after an 18 month manhunt and indicted by a federal grand jury in Duluth. He posted a 1000 bond, defaulted, and was brought to St Paul for arraignment, released on 5000 bond.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Northwest
Grover E. Clemmings
Minneapolis
Department of Justice
Madison
Clemmings
Duluth
United States
Playground Committee Plans City Park Improvements
The city council playground committee met yesterday afternoon to discuss improvements. Proposals include curbing and seed for a plot on Olympia Street and repaving at Phillips and Wade streets corner. Signs will be placed in Thompson Park for tourists, and the baseball diamond will be leveled for better condition. The committee will meet August 3 to tour city parks for detailed needs.
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Olympia
Phillips
Thompson’ Park
Northern Pacific Trains Detoured After Bridge Fire
Trains between Ramsay and Sliver Bow on the Northern Pacific were detoured yesterday after a bridge was partly destroyed by a fire believed caused by sparks from an engine. Officials announced trains would run as usual last night.
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Northern Pacific
Ramsay
Sliver Bow
Boy’s leg broken caught in wheel
A seven year old, Thomas Larkin of 1836 Phillips avenue, was injured when he slipped from a wagon and his leg was caught between the spokes. He was taken home and the broken bone set.
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Thomas Larkin
Hugh J. Larkin
Phillips Avenue
Mike Gordon
Wilson
Harrison Avenue
Entente Demands Turk Forces Leave War Office
The entente requested the Turks vacate the war office for use by the interallied commission controlling the straits zone. Turkish arms factories and ammunition plants, military schools have closed as they will not be needed by the small army allowed under the peace treaty.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Entente
War Office
Interallied Commission
Straits Zone
Turkey
Oregon Dairymen linked to price manipulation probe
Portland dairy men accused of manipulating milk prices and diverting surplus into by products. Attorney Sapiro retained for his work with cooperative associations in California and elsewhere. First division to Camp Dix noted as withdrawal from Camp Zachary Taylor. War department announced the transfer today. Interstate Commerce Commission allows Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe to issue more common stock up to 9.2436 million in exchange for convertible bonds.
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Ttorney
Oregon Dairymen’s League
Portland Dairymen
Sapiro
California
Dix
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Milk deliveries resume in Kansas City under city trade accord
Milk deliveries to Kansas City homes restart after a 24 hour suspension tied to a three day armistice among four large dairy firms and city officials over milk grading rules. Company heads were freed on bond after arrest on conspiracy warrants. trials set for August 9.
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Kansas City
Supreme Court Grants Venue Change to J. W. W. Spokane
In Spokane on July 28 Superior Judge van Webeter will bring the matter to the state supreme court after ruling that executors must account for property interests tied to railroad and irrigation contracts. The case involves Mrs Foley alleging improper transfers and profits from her late husband’s dealings. Australian crop prospects rise with rains, with a wheat surplus expected for export.
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Spokane
van Webeter
Ovata Satanies
Rheaia
Thetme
Supreme Court
Oley
Foley
Melbourne
Australia
Australian Telegraph Agency
Commonwealth
Widow Seeks Large Claim Against Foley Estate
In St Paul on July 28 attorneys for Mrs Mary Foley widow of Timothy Foley a wealthy contractor and railroad builder filed claims totaling several hundred thousand dollars against her late husband’s estate seeking financial remedies and settlement.
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ST. Paul
Mary Foley
Timothy Foley
Jailbreak at Rapid City County Jail
Three prisoners escaped by breaking a door to a vacant corridor then climbing to the roof via a ventilator. Two men are charged with robbery and the third is awaiting trial for using the mails to blackmail.
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Rapid City
8. D
Vendrator
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Tooke
Gerry Sirid
Yerba Meyers
Caticura
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London
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
General Wrange
Russia
Crimea
Copenhagen
Warsaw
Uruntu
John G. Gamber
Fire Marshals’ Association of North America
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Mr. Gamber
Georgette
Alties
Sampee Reece Boek Ao
Veralls
Peery
Childrens
Whit
Pire
Warner
Eiascic
Vaney
New York
George Washington
Archibald
Tarrant I
Putnam
Philadelphia
Paxon & Rockefeller’s Drug Co
W. Park St
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