First American Soldier Killed in France Mentioned in Tanlac Endorsement
Letter from Alice Gresham Dodd, mother of the fallen soldier James K.B. Gresham, praising Tanlac for restoring her health after grief and serious illness. She recounts severe rheumatic pain, loss of appetite, insomnia, and nervous distress, noting the medicine helped her sleep, digestion, joints, and energy. Sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co. and in Butte by Newbro Drug Co. Ad.
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Alice Gresham Dodd
Gavin Evansville
Ind
Indiana
James KB. Gresham
Dodd
Rts
United States
Taniac
Sam
Tanlac
Anaconda
Tuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Bonferenge With Soviet Ministers in London
Premier Lloyd George hosted Russian Soviet trade minister M. Krassin and ally Klisko at Downing Street for a hour long talk on reopening trade relations between Russia and Western Europe. Officials released a brief account after the meeting. Krassin declined to answer reporters.
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London
Lloyd George
Gregory Krassin
Downing Street
No. 10
Bonar Law
Lord Curzon
Robert Horne
Tarmsworth
Cecil RB. Harmsworth
Livestock Men Hold Annual Holstein Sale in St Paul
The Holstein Breeders Association of America will hold its sole annual convention in St Paul on Tuesday and Wednesday, drawing about 3,000 cattle men from the United States and Canada. The following Thursday to Saturday the group will conduct its annual Holstein livestock sale at the state fair grounds in Hamline, with a total of 206 cattle exhibited and offered for sale.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Holstein Breeders’ Association of America
St. Paul
United States
Canada
Hamline
Obregon disavows Manero as his representative
Gen. Alvaro Obregon issued a dispatch to the Associated Press denying Antonio Manero any authority to act for him in the United States. Manero, long in the U S, had been associated with the Mexican finance ministry under Carranza.
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New York
Alvaro Obregon
Associated Press
Antonio Manero
United States
Senor Manero
Ministry of Finance
Carranza
Mexico
Do Great Business Stealing Freight
New York May 31 police say they will arrest an independent railroad official tied to a gang that stole several million dollars in freight. The gang, including dispatchers and checkers, operated through Jersey City yards where a freight car was detached and full contents stolen. Over a million dollars in stolen freight was recovered during the investigation.
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New York
Soho
N. J
Jersey City
Destructive Work in South Ireland Reported
Secret sabotage spreads through southern Ireland with torn rail tracks blocking traffic and felled trees. Telegraph lines cut and roads blocked. An attack on Kilmnock barracks in County Limerick lasted five hours, two policemen shot, six wounded, two civilians killed, several wounded, and fires set at the barracks.
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Ireland
Limerick
Kimanock
County Limerick
Death of Poulson Auto official after timber accident
Charles T. Thompson assistant manager of the Poulson Automobile company died yesterday afternoon as he was being transported from Moclips beach after a heavy timber fell across his chest, causing heart shock and death.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Charles T. Thompson
Poulson Automobile Company
Moclips Beach
Boy Falls Through Skylight In Seattle
Eight year old William Chariton, son of Mrs Agnes Chariton, is in critical condition after falling 36 feet from a skylight in Seattle. He was taken to a local hospital last night and has not regained consciousness.
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Seattle
William Charton
Agnes Chariton
Riising Child Dies of Spinal Meningitis in Spokane
May 31 Spokane Henry Tilsley Riising six year old son of Henry Rising editor of the Chronicle and Mrs Rising died last night of spinal meningitis after an attack of measles. He was nephew of the late John H. H. Tilsley city commissioner of public safety.
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Spokane
Henry Tilsley Riising
Henry Rising
The
Chronicle
Farmers gain bill to permit collective marketing
Washington May 31 The House approved 258 to 54 a bill allowing farmers planters ranchers dairymen and fruit growers to form marketing groups despite anti trust laws The measure drafted by Chairman Volstead as a substitute for Capper Heisman would limit benefits to actual farmers require one vote per member cap dividends not exceed 8 percent and place control with the agriculture secretary after hearings to curb restraint of trade
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Washington
House
Senate
Volstead
Judiciary Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Conferees report river and harbor bill deadlocked
Washington May 31 Senate and house conferees on the river and harbor appropriation bill reached a deadlock and voted to report futility in further conference. With a recess near, no river and harbor funding will pass this year. The bill as passed by the house totalled 12 million dollars while the senate raised it to 24 million. Senate conferees proposed 15 million but the house rejected the offer.
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Washington
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Treasury plan would loan silver producers to sustain mines
Washington May 31 The secretary of the treasury would be authorized under a bill by Senator Henderson Democrat Nevada to make loans to silver producers so they can continue operations and not flood the market as prices fall. Loans at 4 percent interest would be 8744 cents per ounce and the measure was referred to the finance committee.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henderson
Nevada
Finance Committee
Moonshine Charge Stuns Stevens County Farmer
Spokane May 31 Ralph C. Henry a Stevens county farmer faces charges of having and selling liquor after police stopped his car Saturday night and found moonshine whiskey. Officers say he admitted a still on his farm and claimed demand kept production at capacity.
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Spokane
Ralph C. Henry
Stevens County
Henry
Five grain tablets Arbolene praised by society devotees
A Los Angeles literary woman writes a poem of gratitude for the Anti Fat treatment termed five grain tablets Arbolene. The remedy claims to safely reduce from 20 to 609 pounds when used regularly and to curb craving for undesirable foods. Sold by druggists in sealed tubes with directions.
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Los Angeles
Bayer Aspirin Package Promises Safe Pain Relief
An advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and proven safe by millions for over twenty years. It urges accepting unbroken Bayer packages with proper directions for headache toothache rheumatic pain and colds. Tin boxes hold 12 tablets and cost a few cents with larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Mar Bayer
De Negri Reappointed as New York Consul General
Ramon P. De Negri, former Mexican consul general in New York, recalled by Carranza in April, is appointed by the provisional government to resume the post in New York City, as announced in today’s press from Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Ramon P. de Negri
New York
Carranza
New York City
Two Men Pose as Agents Rob Parkwater Railroad Workers
In Spokane on May 31 two men posing as federal agents raided Italian Northern Pacific railroad workers at Parkwater Wellhere, taking about 1420 dollars. Authorities report the occupational thefts were tied to the incident.
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Spokane
Northern Pacific Railroad
Parkwater
Memorial Day tribute shared by all heroes
Washington May 11 Heroes of earlier wars joined World War I veterans in Arlington National Cemetery to decorate France graves for the first time General Pershing spoke at the memorial amphitheater Services were held at the Maine battleship mast and a monument to Rear Admiral Charles Wilkes was unveiled A wreath was placed on Rear Admiral Peary s grave Congress stayed in session King Albert of Belgium sent a message to President Wilson promising decoration of American graves in Belgium
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
France
Pershing
Maine
Charles Wilkes
Antarctic
Peary
North Pole
Congress
Albert
Belgium
Prudent Wilson
Washington Summer School Opens June 22 at University of Washington
Seattle May 31 Washington University summer school will open June 22 with famed Pacific coast instructors and a full program of sports dramatics and social activities. The session targets graduates undergraduates teachers and professionals seeking advance work. A fourth graduate medical lectures course through the extension service runs June 28 to July 2 at Bagley hall by Dr Henry Asbury Christian and Dr Barton Cooke Hurst.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast
University of Washington
Mississippi River
Puget Sound
State
King County Medical Societies
Bagley Hall
Henry Asbury Christian
Boston
Barton Cooke Hurst
Philadelphia
Fire destroys Burlington hotel. two killed in blaze
A three story Burlington hotel in St Paul Minnesota burned today killing two cooks, Bridget Hynes aged 57 and Frances Bradway aged 55. Two others were slighty injured. The blaze caused extensive damage to the frame structure.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Burlington Hotel
Bridget Hynes
Frances Bradway
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Gavin Park
Evansville, Ind
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University Station
Seattle, Wash
Sullivan Machinery Company
Ple’s
the Sullivan Machinery
Tandarn
Ali
Obregon
Manero
South Ireland
Bill
Arholone
DE Negri
Sya
Victor Records
Jingo Margaret Young
Billy Murray
Victor Roberts
Henry Burr
Charles Hart-Lewis
James Dance Records
Washington Square
All Star Trio
Green Brothers
Desert Dreams
Frank Ferera
Anthony Franchini
Ching-a-Ling
Joseph C. Smith
Irene
Fox
Jesus
My Saviour
Olive Kline
Elsie Baker
Barnby
Brahms
Victor Orchestra Adeste Fideles
Portugal
Bell
Elizabeth Wheeler
RED Seal Records
Enrico Caruso
Star of Love
Geraldine Farrar
le Baron—Kreisler
Flonzaley Quartet
Alfred Pochon
Mabel Garrison
Reinald Werrenrath
Jascha Heifetz
Alma Gluck
Chopin
Forsaken
Louise Homer
Stephen C. Foster
Fritz Kreisler
Cee Eee Koschat
Winternitz
Evan Williams
Victrola
Tk As
Washington Summer School
Franco
Vranco Servis
Nat'l Board of Fire Underwriters
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