Gewin Endorses Tanlac For South Alabama Officials
U S Marshal Col CC Gewin promotes Tanlac crediting his niece and son in law with improvements after treatment. Southern distributor cites numerous southern figures who allegedly benefited, including city officials, pastors, and business leaders, with Tanlac marketed in Atlanta via Jacobs Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylunel CC Gewin
United States
Alabama
Mobile
Gewin
South
Custom House
W. M. Wedgworth
Wedgworth
Birmingham
H. M. Hardenburg
Greenabury
Tanlac
G F. Willis
Taniac
Prark Wong
Murmyer
Bians
Wrmingham
CC. Cooper
Georgia Cotton Ol Company
Lawrenceville
HAW Tri Bank
South Putra Bars
Tenn
Carrell
Cotton Am Perintendent
Chattahoocher
Ee Ciiver
Poste & Daxies
Atlanta
SS. Shepard
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Daniels Figures In Warm Clashes In Navy Hearings
Washington April 3 The house naval committee closed a three day session on the 1817 naval appropriation bill as Secretary Daniels urged the five year building program. Debate centered on six capital ships two dreadnoughts and four battle cruisers with opposition to government armament limits and alleged disclosures of gun specifications to Germany and Russia. Daniels defended his plans while clashing with Representative Britten over Fiske and Dewey cases.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Daniels
Navy General Board
United States
Congress
Representative Butler
Pennsylvania
Jaser
Mr. Daniel
Flo
Strauss
Krupp Company
United States Navy
Ordnance Bureau
Midvale
Crucible Steel Companies
Fiske
Ade
Britton
Llinoia
Padjwett
Atlantic
Cadner
Admiral Fiske
Navy Department
Navy
Congrass
Ena
Cdmiral
Britten
Stention
General Board
Oliver
Alabama
Tilingis
Committee On Navy
Repubblican
Daniela
Meyer
Padgett
Vera Ceuz
Fim
Dewey
Flake
Dadgett
Admiral Dewey
Daniess
Danigis
Callaway
Callawey
Germans Draw Nearer But Pay Red Price
Allied bulletins describe French counterattacks pushing Germans back to the edge of Caillette wood and reclaiming Vaux. Artillery and air actions span Soissons to Verdun with raids on German cantonments and targets near Conflans. Multiple aerial combats yield German losses while French positions hold along the Meuse and Woevre fronts.
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Caillette Wood
Avecourt
Meuse
Paris
Soissons and
Theims
Butte Wood
Mount Sapigneul
Argonne
Averourt Wood
Haucourt
Bethincourt
Forges Beech
Bois Bourrus
Vaux Pond
Vaux
Moulainville
Dunkirk
Keyem
Bessen
Terrest
Houthulst
Conflans
Verdun
War updates report aerial activity and gains across fronts
Belgian and British statements describe light artillery actions and air engagements over Dunkirk Lens and St Jeane with several German and Allied aircraft downed. French positions near Verdun are said to be in German hands and Italians claim success on the Trent valley and Isonzo front with block houses captured and prisoners taken.
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Dunkirk
Tenden
Lens
St. Jeine
Berlin
London
Forgen Brock
Haucourt
Bethincourt
Meuse
Verdun
War Office
Brook of Forges
Mir
Minsk
Balkan
English
Rome
Giudicaria
Rovereto
Astico
Rairoad
Wa Dn
Lugana
Rien
Rauchkofel
Isonzo
Sidlz
Iss Soute
Aquilera
World War I Daily Briefing Urges Turkish Sinks and Attacks
Reported Turkish submarine success sinks Russian transport carrying troops and war material on March 30, with a second vessel sunk March 31. British forces retreat after heavy losses in Arabia while Turkish detachments win near Ala-Too? and Sheikh-Osman. Coordinated shelling on Roselan seaport and coastal forts north of Poti noted. Aeroplanes clash near Seddul Bahr with casualties on both sides.
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Ater
Adelsbers
Carniola
Triest
Berlin
Turkish War Office
Arabia
War Office
Tchoruk
js @ teny
Poti
Roselan
Trana-Caucasia
Black Sea
Ala- Toad
Sheikh-Osman
Brligh
Aden
Constantinople
London
Caucasus Front
Tschorule
Dardanelles
Seddul Bahr
Imbres
Gulf of
Saroa
Samothrace
Serious food riots in Torreon shock Texas report
Jaredo Texas April 3 serious food riots reported in Torreon March 28 with at least one thousand women and children in the crowd crying for corn. Famine conditions pushed prices high and looting followed. Soldiers refused to fire, government moved to distribute corn and sent carloads. No fatalities reported though buildings were damaged.
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Jaredo
Texas
Torreon
Noone
Paris fire relief tents bill passes House
Washington action adopts a Black resolution authorizing tents and essentials for Pars, Texas fire sufferers. Bill moves to the Senate for final approval.
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Washington
Nouse
Pars
Texas
Senate
National Guard to Form Part of General Staff Debate in Senate
Washington April 3 The senate voted 36 to 30 for Cummins plan creating a national guard section on the general staff amid strong opposition from Chamberlain who warned officers they were lobbying senators A heated clash over a federal volunteer army featured senators from Georgia opposing volunteers and others backing the volunteer scheme as a key military reform effort.
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Washington
Chamberlain
Military Committee
Senate
National Guard
General Staff
Cummins
Lee
Maryland
Regular Army
Army
Seniatore
War Department
Congress
Department
War College
House of Representatives
Georgia
Volanteers
Marline
Marrland
Smith
Llardwick
Hardwick
Willams
West Pont Academy
Weoks
Brandegee
Connecticut
Holland anxious about cotton supply
In The Hague on April 2 Dutch officials report uneasiness over requisitioned cargo space affecting import of raw cotton from Acnetles and wheat reserves. The government plans to buy 100000 tons in America in addition to normal monthly imports to build a reserve, with several ships requisitioned to fetch supplies. If Britain allows increased Holland needs, purchases may rise further to cover a 75000 ton monthly shortfall.
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The
Hague
London
Holland
Associated Press
America
Adava
Revenues Increase for the Railroads
Washington April 3 Prospects of the railroads throughout the countiy continues without abatement according to preliminary reports for February released by the interstate commerce commission Returns from a large number of roads show their net revenue rising from about 20 million in February 1914 to 28.8 million in February 1915 an increase well over fifty per cent The eastern district led with around eighty per cent growth the southern district rose about fifty per cent and the western district surpassed January by over twenty five per cent
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Washington
Fetrman
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Col CC. Gewin
Sanitol
Sloan
House
Naval
Rttan
Ardsley
Russia
Belfield
Bostonians
Apel
Gayastrian War Office
National Guard Section
Jane
John
American Radiator Company
Candler
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