What Vote Means to Women Told at Volunteers Hall
A sparsely attended but lively suffrage meeting at Volunteers of America hall featured evangelist Mrs Grace Cotterill urging working men and women to back votes for women. She argued suffrage would improve homes and aid workers by boosting wages and conditions, while addressing class critics and recalling reforms in Washington. She then spoke to unions including bricklayers, machinists, and ironworkers. New York May 14 reports note Nordica jewel estate and will details emerging.
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Voluntners’ Hill
New York
Lillian Nordica
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Nordicen
George W. Young
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Jane Ee
Dandruff Cure Ad Claims Quick Hair Revival
A contrived advertisement touts a nighttime scalp treatment using ordinary liquid aravni to dissolve dandruff, stop itching, and leave hair looking shiny and full. It warns that dandruff destroys hair, urges purchase from drug stores, and claims high effectiveness with repeated nightly applications.
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Ikiwid Urvon
Mny Drug Store
Stanislaus Mother Recalls Recovery From Throat Trouble
In 1911 a mother at the Sisters of St Francis notes recovery after using Eckman’s Alterative for bronchial and throat issues. She reports four doctors advised surgery but elective use of the remedy led to marked improvement and restored health.
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Rother Stanislaus
Trivestigats
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Amie
Sanford
Pin
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Sisters of St Francis
Wekman
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Butle
Missouri Pacific Seeks One Year Note Extension
B F Bush president of Missouri Pacific announces confidence the railroad will extend its $25 million note issue due June 1 for another year. He arrived from New York after talks with bankers on the road finances and said voters would approve a one year extension with $3 million additional collateral.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
B. F. Bush
New York
Kilfol in trouble on statutory offense charge
Los Angeles real estate agent Kilfoll Kifoll today went on trial for allegedly committing a statutory offense against Lillian Palmer a girl just turned 16 and mother of a two month old child Kilfoll has been jailed and the case also涉及 an investigation into his sister s death in January with Mina Palmer as a poison incident at the Kol home
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Los Angeles
W—Phip Kifoll
Lillian Palmer
Kilfoll
Mina Palmer
Kol
Boise and Butte railroad figures in amended articles
Articles of the Boise Butte and Winnemucca railroad were filed of incorporation with the secretary of state. The amended articles show capital stock of 125000000 with 100 par value and 1086 thousand subscribed. A local board led by L G Leonard will run until transfer to a foreign syndicate, route to cross Montana Idaho Oregon Nevada and California.
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Nevada
California
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Leowird
Big Water Carnival Earns Rave Reviews In Walla Walla
The Big Water Carnival opened last night at the Second Street playgrounds in Walla Walla with daily shows this week. Water acts, motorized stunts, a Panama Canal lecture, and a variety of tent attractions drew a large, enthusiastic crowd, praised for safety and family-friendly entertainment.
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One Republican Senator Won't Seek Re election
Washington May 14 Senator Brac Joy of Kentucky, a Republican, said ill health and inability to face a campaign led him to retire from re election. He is in his first term ending next March. Leader Gallinger, oldest in continuous service, is expected to announce soon whether he will run, with friends believing he will enter the race.
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Brac. Joy
Kentucky
Gallinger
Engineer jailed in mail theft on the Inez Ventura
David Williams, an engineers' mess boy aboard the Inez Ventura, was sentenced to one year in Alameda county Jail for tabbing United States mails during a voyage from Australia. Joseph Horne, a vaudeville actor, received six months for aiding Williams in disposing of $4,000 worth of stolen negotiable securities. Williams was arrested April 7 and confessed.
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David Wilams
United States
Australia
Alameda County
Dooling
Joseph Horne
Vacherville
Willams
Sorosis Low Shoes on Sale for Women Today
Women's Sorosis low cut shoes offered at a bargain price. Shock: law call, fine kid and patent leather styles in dull and patent finishes. Nearly all sizes available, mostly narrow widths. On sale today with tomorrow’s deals, limited stock.
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Russia
Speeini
Lee Dorran
Avery
Ribbon sales in silk ribbons and patterns
Auction notice lists Se Plain taffeta silk ribbons in leading colors with widths from one to three inches and values to We Alle 00 Av 1bo Plain silk ribbons feature fancy stripes checks plaids Dresden patterns and small dots in a wide range of gold colors with widths up to six inches and prices 20¢ to 25¢ per yard.
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Madras
Eolace Madras
Dresden
Confession Details Involving Herkimer Teacher Murder
An alleged confession by Jean Gianint was introduced at his trial in Herkimer. The document describes how Gianint says he killed his young teacher for revenge, detailing walking with her, striking with a monkey wrench, stabbing with a knife, and dragging her to a lot, with no fear.
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Jean Gianint
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Young Glanint
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Chicago man faces murder claim amid school report
Trix alleged Chanini killed a young woman after she reported his misdoings at school to his parents. The report describes a claim of revenge and includes references to Stolen violins and European musical instruments. Harry A Wheeler of Chicago, offered a seat on the federal reserve board by President Wilson, is expected to decline, with official confirmation awaited.
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Chanini
Wilson
Wheeler
Death of Paul Louis Toussaint Hercult Scientist
New York May 14 reports say Paul Louis Toussaint Hercult died in Paris. He pioneered work reducing aluminum production costs from 29 dollars to 30 cents per pound, a breakthrough noted in private cables received yesterday.
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New York
Paris
Paul Louis Toussaint Hercult
Tiercult
Prayers for Mediating Powers In Mexican Situation
Prayer services were held at Episcopal churches nationwide to seek divine aid in mediating the Mexican crisis. Earl Cranston, senior bishop of the church in Detroit, delivered the appeal on May 14. A derailment occurred on the Wolverine Mimitad near Ruxcom Gotarlo on the Michigan Central line from New York to ot tego. several people were injured, no fatalities reported.
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