Cox Seeks Retraction Over Misstatements In New Jersey Tour
Governor Cox on a one day New Jersey trip urged a public retraction of alleged misstatements about his League of Nations stance. He pressed Mr Root to acknowledge the inaccuracy while defending Hitchcock reservations and denouncing Senator Harding as wavering on the league.
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New Jersey
Governor Cox
Root
New York City
Cox
Edwards
Jersey
White
Democratic National Committee
Trenton
League
Senator Harding
Butte Notes Update on Rent Pianos and Local Church Services
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. advertise the most complete costumes in the state at Butte Costume House. Local church notices include Trinity East Park St Meadeville and St Mark's updates with service times and pastors. A birth announced at 2036 Roberts Ave. Meantime P O News Stand offers stationery supplies.
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Orton Bros
Butte Costume House
South Main Street
Trinity
East Park Street
M. Sackett
J. J. Manley
Roberts Avenue
Silver Bow
F. C. Fulford
Lee Hayes
St. Mark's
Silver
Montana
M. D. Huddloff
P. O. News
Chicago Police Chief Must Produce Records
Assistant District Attorney John Kelly warned Chief John Garrity that a federal warrant would be sworn out if police records and evidence from the whiskey traffic investigation were not turned over. Garrity had refused the request earlier in the day, and the federal officers sought access tomorrow.
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Chicago
Atorney
John Kelly
John J. Garrity
Kelly
Garrity
Hold Wheat for $3 and Embargo on Canada Urged
Lisbon North Dakota farmers and business men from Ramsey Sargent and Barnes counties adopted resolutions to hold wheat until $3 a bushel. They urged an embargo on Canadian wheat imports and limits on grain futures trading and sent a copy to President Wilson for influence.
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Lisbon
N. D
Ransom
Sargent
Barnes
Wilson
Women With Stole Gems and Gash Arrested
Cleveland police held two women tonight for investigation after the Bedford branch robbery of the Cleveland Trust Co. Jewelry valued at 25 000 dollars was found on the elder woman who was seeking Joyce's body. The pair were said to be Joyce's mother and an accomplice.
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Cleveland
Albert Joyce
Cleveland Trust Company
Bedford
Joyce
American Interest II Seized German Cables
Officials said the future status of German cables seized by the allies in 1914 is under study. Disposition of Pacific cables around Yap and transatlantic lines is being discussed by a subcommittee at the international communications conference with five allied powers presenting claims.
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Washington
Yap
Veteran of Stage Byron Dies in New York
Oliver Doud Byron aged 78, veteran actor who shared the stage with Edwin Booth and others, died today at his Long Beach home after retiring five years ago. His first stage appearance was in Nicholas Nickleby in 1858 with Joseph Jefferson, with Across the Continent his most notable success.
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Long Beach
N. Y
Oliver Doud Byron
Edwin Booth
John Wilkes Booth
Joseph Jefferson
Laura Keene
Scott Siddons
New York
John Regan
Byron
Nicholas Nickleby
Continent
Hotel Steward Turns Millionaire After Inherited Estate
Charles Gellert, longtime steward at the Hotel &J. Francis in San Francisco, inherits $250000 from an uncle in Hanover. He plans to sail for Germany from New York after securing passports. His wife, Mrs Wilhelmina J Gellert, who had divorced him a week earlier, does not benefit from the estate.
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San Francisco
Charles
Divorce Decree Granted to William Anderson
Judge Jackson grants divorce to William Anderson from Marie Anderson on desertion grounds. The petitioner said they wed in Spokane in June 1915 and were deserted five months later.
Foley's Honey and Tar for Colds and Croup
Hurley L Watkins of Louisville writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is effective for his wife and himself with colds. The old cough remedy treats coughs croup bronchial coughs and tickling throat asthma grows. It contains no opiates and acts promptly. Sold everywhere.
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Hurley L. Watkins
Lytle St
Louisville
Foley
Prisoner Leaps From Car Window Near Three Forks
Harold Bryan, being transported from Chicago to answer a robbery charge, jumped from a train window near Three Forks last night around 8. Sheriff John K. O Rourke pursued but could not catch him. Stolen hotel articles were found on Bryan in Chicago.
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Harold Bryan
Butte
Chicago
John K. O'Rourke
Three Forks
Bryan
Thornton
O'Rourke
Wrgan
Wrangel Seeks Part of Brest-Litovsk Gold
General Wrangel, key anti Bolshevist figure in Southern Russia, asks for a share of eight million rubles in gold paid by Russia to Germany under Brest Litovsk. Entente handles the funds. Britain and the United States refuse, deeming the gold a guarantee against Russia’s debts to all creditors.
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London
Wrangel
Russia
Germany
Brest-Litovsk
Moscow
Great Britain
United States
Money in This Country Per Capita On Sept 1 1917
The Federal Reserve Board estimated money in circulation outside the Treasury and federal system at 51.06 per capita on Sept 1, up 13.18 since July 1, 1917. Total money in the country was 7.997 billion with 425.9 million in Treasury, 2.032 billion held by Federal Reserve banks, and 5.480 billion outside these agencies.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Mirror in elevator delays service at Atlanta city hall
In Atlanta city hall a large decorative mirror in the elevator caused delays as workers used it for grooming. The elevator operator blamed the delays on women using the mirror, while the mayor considered removing it. The women protest for mirror access to look presentable at work.
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Mirror IN
Atlanta
Grover
Foley Remedies Mail-Order Trial Package
Cut wide out it is worth money. Enclose this slip with name and address and mail to Foley Co Chicago for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup. Foley Kidney Wills for pain in sides back rheumatism backache kidney bladder ailments and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and sluggish bowels.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Prison lectures by French playwright killer attract inmates
Mine Bessarabé, known as Ferminist figure, conducts daily talks at St Lazare women's prison on women’s rights while confessing to murdering her husband and disposing of the body in a Nancy trunk. Inmates chat during exercise hour and applaud her as she writes a blank verse book titled The Unbound I Killed.
Village Destroyed by French Artillery Range Error
An entire village named Granville near Troyes was destroyed by French artillery from Mailly-Sommesous due to a range error. The dispatch notes the event as a news report to the French press rather than an official war communique.
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Paris
Troyes
Granville
Mailly
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King Cole Garment Store
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Fred E. Perrin
Horlick
Carthy, Bryant & CO
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Calkins Company
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DR. Lamb
Mercury &T
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Madge Kennedy
JAZZ
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
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Ustralian
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