Number 40 For The Blood Promises Cure All Ailments
An Evansville drug veteran J C Mendenhall spent forty years in the trade and says he compounded over one hundred thousand prescriptions before Number 40 For The Blood was discovered. A Winston Salem reader, Thomas Anderson, reports stomach trouble relief and weight gain after using the medicine, claiming renewed health and gratitude.
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J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Thomas Anderson
Linden St
Winston Salem
Governor authorizes Webb to aid San Francisco court clean up
Sacramento May 5 Gov William D Stephens in a letter to Attorney General U S Webb authorized him to cooperate with San Francisco District Attorney Matthew Brady to root out corruption in certain San Francisco courts. If cooperation fails Webb may take over DA duties. Brady welcomed the assistance and promised cooperation.
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Sacramento
Cal
San Francisco
William D. Stephens
U. S. Webb
Matthew Brady
Bay City
Webb
Brady
Christian Scientist Found Guilty of Manslaughter in New Jersey
In Newark a Christian Scientist, Andrew Walker, was found guilty of manslaughter for not providing medical care to his 99-year-old daughter Dorothy, who died last year from nasal diphtheria after she received only Christian Science treatment. The jury urged clemency. the mother was acquitted under the law recognizing the father as head of the family responsible for children's care.
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Newark
N. J
Andrew Walker
Court of Common Pleas
Dorothy
New Jersey
Union of Methodists Under Consideration in Des Moines
In Des Moines on May 5 the special committee on unification of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Church South met for its first session to pursue organic union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union OF Methodists
Des Moines
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church, South
General Conference of the
Bank teller pleads guilty embezzlement case reaches jail
Ralph J. Hennessy former Bank of California teller in Seattle pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzling 7374 dollars of bank funds and was sentenced to 18 months at McNeil Island penitentiary. Partial restitution has been made.
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Seattle
Ralph J. Hennessey
Bank of California Here
United States Penitentiary
McNeil Island
Downey knocks out Brennan in Elmwood Open-Air Bout
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Cincinnati May 5. Bryan Downey of Columbus defeated Frankie Brennan by a sixth round knockout in a scheduled 15 round bout at the Elmwood place open-air arena ten miles north of Cincinnati. Fans braved cold weather to fill every seat.
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The
Standard
Cincinnati
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Ohio
Frankie Brennan
Elmwood Place
Socialist platform forecast for national convention
Socialists in New York reveal a campaign manifesto outlining demands for recognition of Soviet Russia, independence for Ireland, and self determination for small nations whose will is being crushed by imperialist powers. The document, released from socialist headquarters, sets the tone for the upcoming convention opening May 11.
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New York
Socialist National Convention
Socialist
Russia
Ireland
Paris Women Offer Services to Break Strike
Paris reports that many fashionable women have offered their services to break the May Day workers strike. Some have worked as chauffeurs ticket-takers in subway stations and at other posts to aid in resuming normal operations.
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Paris
They May Mingle With Panaman Officials
Panama May 4 Maj Gen Chase W Kennedy commander of the Panama canal department raises restrictions prohibiting American officers from mingling with Panaman officials of the republic.
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Panama
Chase W. Kennedy
Panama Canal Department
Republic
Paving Inspectors Gather in Helena to Review Specs
Paving inspectors from across the state meet in Helena with state highway commission officials to familiarize themselves with the paving specifications adopted by the commission.
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Helena
State Highway Commission
Kendrick Dead in San Saba Texas
Ike T Kendrick adoptive father of U S Senator John Kendrick of Wyoming died at his San Saba home. Pioneer Texas cattleman who reared the senator from childhood.
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San Saba
Texas
Ike T Kendrick
United States
John Kendrick
Wyoming
Bluebeard's Case Faces Grand Jury in Watson Murder Indictment
Los Angeles May 5 The county grand jury was ordered convened tomorrow to consider Walter Andrew Watson alleged bigamist murderer with expectation that an indictment charging murder would be returned.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Walter Andrew Watson
Trouble Brewing in Louisville Bar Scene
A Louisville Courier Journal brief notes brewing trouble in local bars as patrons stew over rising drink prices and alleged beer shortages. Authorities weigh new restrictions as licensees report stressed operations and cautious consumer demand.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Urgent plea for more wages halts postal service collapse
Washington May 5 Representative Davey Democrat Ohio urged higher pay for postal workers in the house warning the postal service would collapse after July 1 without financial relief.
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Postal Service
Congress
Washington
Davey
Ohio
Council Debates Montana Disposal Bills and City Health
City council in Butte debated bills from Montana Disposal Co for garbage collection with a majority report asking for more time to review. Alderman Butterfield cited incomplete committee review and urged strict enforcement of garbage ordinances before acting. Mayor Stodden praised health department work and urged interest in cashing city warrants to reduce indebtedness. A clash with Alderman Freudentstein ended with police intervention as the mayor ordered the seat occupied.
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Montana Disposal Company
Butte
Butterfield
Wilson
Callow
Stodden
Health Department
Chamber of Commerce
Freudenstein
Parish Honors Pastor With Chamber Membership
At a church board meeting the Rev. Dr. Charles A. Cook, pastor of the First Baptist Church, was presented with a Butte chamber of commerce membership to support his efforts in promoting city improvements and moral uplift.
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First Baptist Church
Charles A. Cook
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Era Petticoat Power Forecast at Capital
Washington dispatch credits the rise of female political influence to a so called sixth sense. Anita Pollitzer Betty Gram and Mary Dubrow praised as top lobbyists have shaped key suffrage battles. Massachusetts Democrat Michael O Leary lauds the trend, while Abby Scott Baker notes men fostered this shift.
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Mildred Morris
International News Service
Washington
the Stars
Michael O'Leary
State Democratic Committee
Massachusetts
Petticoat
O'Leary
Betty Gram
Portland
Ore
Mary Dubrow
Passaic
N. J
Anita Pollitzer
Charleston
D. C
United States
New Jersey
Jim” Nugent
Democratic Party
West Virginia
Dubrow
Gram
West
Mr. O'Leary
Abby Scott Baker
National Women’s Party
Mrs. Baker
Women's Ingenious Rise Outsmarts Men in Power Plays
A fragment discusses female ingenuity and social progress, arguing women have learned to navigate male prerogatives without men realizing. It claims women today possess sharper judgment and political adroitness, outwitting even clever men who rely on force. The piece frames gender dynamics as evolving through generations.
Public First. Cleveland labor relations policy noted
Cincinnati Enquirer notes encouraging mood among railroad employers and workers as they face problems. Cleveland’s chamber of commerce outlines a first of its kind program promoting representative negotiations between employers and workers aided by advisers. It opposes forced union or nonunion shops, seeks mutual agreement, and accepts the eight hour day as standard.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland
Committee On Labor Relations
Chamber of Commerce
Declaration on public service union policy
A declaration upholds the public’s right to service over workers’ right to strike and employers’ right to lock out, urging uninterrupted service during disputes and maximum publicity of controversies for public advisement. It argues for a union of business sense and morals, recognizing the paramount interest of the many.
Bus overturn injures twenty three on Fifth Avenue
New York May 45 Twenty three persons were injured when a crowded Fifth avenue bus overturned on the upper west side late today. Sixteen were taken to hospital. The majority of those injured were women.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Upper West Side
Appendicitis Strikes Two Sisters on the Same Day
In Corning New York two sisters Mrs Stanley Grover and Mrs Temple suffered appendicitis nearly simultaneously. Both were rushed to the hospital in the same ambulance and operated on by the same doctor, a remarkable cooccurrence within a single family.
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Corning
N. Y
Stanley Grover
Temple
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