Architect Relumes Work After Tanlac Recovery
J S Brewer Kansas City architect and contractor says Tanlac restored his health after four years of illness. Indigestion catarrh and weakness left him unable to work he reports four bottles cured his troubles and he returned to duty feeling strong. Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. in Butte advertise Tanlac.
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Tanlac Sam
J. S. Brewer
Brooklyn Ave
Kansas City
Mr. Brewer
Taniac
Tanlac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Prohibition Chief Details Vices and Vice Squads
Washington dispatch reports Prohibition Commissioner Kramer describing widespread drinking in New York and other cities under the Volstead Act. He cites 1,000 New York venues and 50 million gallons stored nationwide, plus corruption fears, enforcement limits, and a new skirt squad targeting upscale restaurants.
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Universal Service
Washington
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Kramer
Illinois
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Broadway
State Street
Chile Buys Historic Sea Battle Craft
Santiago reports the Chilean government has bought the destroyer Broke from Britain along with the battleship La Torre and destroyer Faulkner. In 1917 the Broke, commanded by Captain Evans, fought six German destroyers, sinking two and ramming another in close combat. The ships are expected in Chilean waters before year’s end.
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Santiago
Broke
Great Britain
Faulkner
Evans
Swift
Cost of living has more than doubled in six years
A National Industrial Conference Board report publicized in New York shows a 104.5 percent overall rise from prewar costs through July 1, with food up 119 percent and shelter 58 percent. The survey draws on 861 real estate boards and civic groups across major cities, noting rents up 58 percent and transport, fuel, and utilities climbing sharply in 39 cities.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Detroit
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Permit for Olive Thomas Body Removal in Paris
Paris September 13 Judge Pamart granted a permit for the removal of the body of Miss Olive Thomas American actress who died last Friday at Neuilly The body will be sent to the United States on the first available boat An autopsy by five American doctors and the Paris city physician ruled her death due to poisoning from sublimates taken accidentally
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Paris
Olive Thomas
Neuilly
Pamart
United States
Journalism classes at California suspended for economy
Berkeley Cal Sept 13 Journalism courses at the University of California were suspended at the fall opening due to economy and lack of instructors. Students seeking journalism instruction are directed to a single English department course, expected to grow into a journalism program later.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
House Cats Transmit Diphtheria In Portland Case
Health officials report that a house cat transmitted diphtheria to a child after Mary Sargent died July 31. The bureau traced the disease to the feline, killed the cat, and today confirmed the cat carried diphtheria. A second child is in danger from the same illness.
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Portland
Ore
Health Bureau
Mary Sargent
Bureau
The
Woman's Party Battle for Equality and Suffrage After Win
The national woman's party plans a campaign for full equality after seven years of seeking universal ratification. Alice Paul and Abby Scott Baker outline aims to address educational, industrial, economic, and social discrimination, and call for continued action beyond mere voting rights. The group debates whether to disband but hints at a November meeting to decide.
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Winifred Nav Duzer
Universal Service
New York
National Woman's Party
O. H. P. Belmont
Port Washington
Long Island
Alice Paul
Paul
Abby Scott Baker
Germany Converts War Steel to Plowshares for Peace
Berlin reports Germany offers 200000000 marks in premiums to civilians who surrender weapons and melt rifles machine guns and revolvers into agricultural tools. A rifle nets 100 marks and machine guns up to 500. Bavaria resists surrender while radicals pledge to expel members who reveal weapon locations.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Universal Service
Special Cable Dispatch
Berlin
Germany
Bavaria
Chest of gold found on sunken ship
Seattle September 13. The salvaged safe of the steamer Princess Sophia, sunk off Vanderbilt reef in November 1917, arrived today from Alaska and was seized by deputy U S marshals amid libel proceedings by diver Frank Walters who seeks $2,000 for removing the safe. The safe reportedly contains $12,000 in currency, gold dust, and jewelry.
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Seattle
Vanderbilt Reef
Alaska
United States
Frank Walters
Mass meetings barred to sway public on California question
Tokyo police banned mass meetings set for tomorrow morning by the constitutional labor union aiming to stir Japanese opinion on the California question. The action suppresses union efforts to influence the public discourse on ongoing cross-Atlantic labor issues.
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Tokio
Constitutional Labor Union
California
Policy Committee of Goal Miners Fails to Agree
In Hazelton Pennsylvania on September 15 the policy committee of the United Mine Workers in the three districts of the anthracite region adjourned after a stormy session without an agreement on a plan to resume hard coal production. A sub committee of the three district presidents and Philip Murray was named to present a definite policy at tomorrow's meeting. Murray urged return to work while awaiting the Wade Commission’s award reopening.
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Hazelton
United Mine Workers
Philip Murray
Murray
Miners Return After Wage Pact Protest
About 1,100 miners in the McAlester coal district returned to work following a strike order from inland district United Mine Workers officials. Roughly 700 miners remain on strike with no wage increase granted.
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M’alester
Okla
Inland District United Mine Workers
McAlester
Heavy loss of life from Luzon typhoon
Manila report says heavy loss of life and property damage occurred in northern Luzon provinces from a August typhoon and floods. Several towns were destroyed, many inhabitants drowned, with severe damage to rice and tobacco fields. Insular government has begun relief measures.
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Manila
Luzon
Rebels seize San Cristobal in Chiapas region
Mexico City date Sept 13 rebel forces led by Gen Felipe Pineda have seized San Cristobal in Chiapas. British subject Bertie C Johnson held by Pedro Zamora remains in captivity, with reports he was recaptured by Zamora's chief lieutenant after an escape.
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Mexico City
Felipe Pineda
San Cristobal
Chiapas
War Department
Bertie C. Johnson
Pedro Zamora
Guadalajara
Johnson
Zamora
Zamvora
No Reconciliation in Harris Chaplin Case Says Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin declared there will be no reconciliation in the Harris Chaplin serial after a Delmonico dinner, saying he came East to dodge his wife’s lawyers and plans to sail for Europe in about two weeks.
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Universal Service
New York
Chaplin-Harris
Charlie Chaplin
Delmonieco’s
Chaplin
Europe
Drop in Sugar Prices Announced by Refiners
San Francisco reports a price cut in refined sugar from 17 to 15 cents per pound by California Hawaii and Western Sugar Refining companies citing higher raw imports especially Hawaiian shipments as the reason. Forthcoming allotments expected at 18 cents per pound plus freight. New York reports same price cut from 17 to 15 cents per pound by Buckle Sugar Refining Company with market supply mostly from second-hand dealers at 14 to 14.5 cents.
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San Francisco
Western
New York
Arbuckle Sugar Refining Company
Reinforcements for Mesopotamia From India Announced
In Simla on Sept 13 three European and seven Indian regiments will embark soon to reinforce British forces in Mesopotamia due to unrest in the region.
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Simla
India
Mesopotamia
Bishop Patrick J. Keane Named Auxiliary Bishop
Rome announces Monsignor Patrick J. Keane of Oakland has been appointed auxiliary bishop of Sacramento and titular bishop of Samaria by Pope Benedict.
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Rome
Patrick J. Keane
Oakland
Cal
Sacramento
Samaria
Benedict
He Is Well and Feeling Fine
James Carman of Mayfield Kentucky reports full relief from back pain and inability to straighten up after using Foley Kidney Pills. Ad highlights benefits for lame backs sore muscles stiff joints rheumatic pains and other kidney and bladder trouble symptoms. Sold everywhere.
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James Carman
Mayfield
Foley
Advt
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