Rebuke Given to Roosevelt in California Letter
New York April 23. Gaylord Wilshire, California Relief Association publicity chairman, asks The Evening Post to publish that Californians reject concern with origins of aid. He cites bread and union flour and urges President Roosevelt to refrain from interference as Californians debated the Hamburg-American campaign funds.
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New York
Gaylord Wilshire
Calfornia Relief Association
Evening Post
California
United States
Minnesota
Roosevalt
Casino
Roosevelt
Hamburg- Mare
Calfornia
What is Bromonia and its claimed benefits
An advertisement-like passage touts Bromonia as a cure or aid for general health and various ailments. It claims to boost immunity, improve digestion, energy, and vitality, cure many skin diseases, and shield against epidemics, while urging readers to request a free bottle and buy later from dealers.
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Lapense
Bromonia Co
New York
Bromonia
Refugees Reach Ogden From Tulsa Horror Train
Six hundred forty four refugees arrived in Ogden and are being fed by the relief committee. Mrs Ida Reed collapses under relief scenes driving the trauma of displacement, while her 10 year old son is cared for by volunteers. Most refugees head for Chicago after fleeing from destruction. The second man removed is H Hearhfield with his wife bound for Denver.
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Ogden
Utah
Ida Reed
Oakland
Chicago
H. Hearhfield
Denver
Hacking car injures women in Canton Georgia
In Canton on April 23 a freight train backing onto a side track injured two women as they stepped from the main line. Mrs. Margaret Wright, 75, suffered a serious head bruise and other injuries. Mrs. Mort Whelehei sustained severe leg and heel injuries. The conductor signaled and attempted to halt them but the train struck. Wright is a Confederate widow pensioner and recovery is in doubt.
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Canton
North Side Railroad
Iwvile
Margaret Wright
Mort Whelehei
Whelehei
Romgo
Wright
Mary Harris Armor to Speak at Rose Hill Baptist
Mrs Mary Harris Armor of Eastman Ga president of the Georgia Woman Christian Temperance Union will deliver an address at Rose Hill Baptist Church tomorrow morning under the auspices of two local temperance organizations in Columbus Ga on April 23.
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Columbus
Baecass
Mary Harris Armor
Eastman, Ga
Womane
Chris Hand
Archbishop Blenk Arrives In New York
The Most Rev S Blenk arrives in New York April 23 as secretary general under President Castro, succeeding the late Monsignor Chappellecy as archbishop of New Orleans amid the church leadership changes and ceremony.
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Archbishop Blenk
New York
Idenas
Onder
Castro
S Blenk
Monsigneur
Chappellecy
New Orleans
French Strikers Arrests Begin to Cripple Disorder
French authorities report safe arrests of revolutionary striker element as army corps deploys through mining regions to maintain order. No serious incidents reported today.
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Jens
France
Preacher Dr Furley Heads Week at Fainally Square Church
Dr HG Furler of McCauly mission New York city will preach nightly this week at Fainally Square Presbyterian church in Macon Georgia. He is described as an able divine and the congregation is largely attending services that began Sunday.
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Furley
Macon
HG. Furler
McCauly Mission
New York City
Fainally Square Presbyterian Church
Government to disburse fifteen million to San Francisco banks
Secretary Shaw directed disbursement of 15,000,000 of public funds to national banks in San Francisco and nearby Oakland upon securing suitable collateral. In San Francisco the Mint reports minimal fire damage, ample gold and silver in vaults, and readiness to resume operations once power and local stability are secured.
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Shaw
San Francisco
Washington
Oakland
Chisago
Treasury Department
United States
Leach
Treasury
Lynchburg Shoe Plant Expansion Promises Growth
The George D. Witt Shoe Co of Lynchburg Va advances a new Jefferson street factory to double output. Dixie Girl and Roxie Ward brands gain southern sales while Lynchburg aims to become a central footwear hub attracting Southern and Southwestern merchants with strong earnings and invitations to visit the factory and see the new plant.
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Goo. D. Witt Shoe Co
Aynesburg
Ninth Street
Roxie Ward
Nationalirl
South
Jefferson Street
Ninth’ Street
Southern Railway
Lynchburg
Geo. D. Witt Sto. Co
Texas
Mississippi
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oki
Alississippia
Laltimore
Tynchburg
Aragon
Lanchburg
Masons urged to aid San Francisco relief fund
Rome Ga April 23 Special Grand Master Max Meyerhardt of the Georgia Masons issues a full appeal to all lodges. He asks immediate generous contributions to the San Francisco relief drive, urges prompt action, and directs funds to Grand Treasurer Rev JM Rushin in Boston Ga for forwarding to San Francisco authorities.
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Rome
Max Meyerhardt
Grand Lodge of Masons of Georgia
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Georga
San Francisco
Georgia
JM Rushin
Boston
Max Meyveraardt
Charity Versus Philanthropy At Carnegie Hall Speech
Archbishop Glennon addressed the audience at Carnegie Hall, arguing that charity sustains people into the afterlife while philanthropy ends at burial. He denounced wealth directed to universities and golden palaces, urging aid that reaches the poor and their cities. Proceeds support the Ramapo Hills fair farm and local social efforts.
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Nual
Vincent de Paul
Carnegie Hall
Farley
Glennon
St. Louis
Spring Valley
Ton Lhe Ramapo Hilla
Goa
Christ
America
Archbishop Glennon
New York
Mississippi Postmaster Nomination Named in Brookhaven
April 23 Washington reports the president sent to the senate a nomination for Mississippi postmasters. J. W Janes of Brookhaven is named for the Mississippi postmaster post. The action highlights a federal appointment affecting local postal service.
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Mississippi
Washington
Senate
J. W Janes
Brookhaven
Generous Work by Railroads in California relief
Chicago April 23 railroad companies are providing free transport for California relief, a service valued at about 72-400,060. Railroads controlled by E H Harriman face at least 875,000 daily costs for the next unity years, totaling 89 250,000. Santa Fe routes from Chicago to San Francisco add at least 25,000 daily, with Gould system lines contributing roughly 55,000 a day.
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Chicago
California
United States
E. H. Harrinrt
Union Pacific
Omaha
Northwestern
St. Pat
Great Western
Winnet Central
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Chicage
Ban Pranciace
Gould
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C. C. Needham
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
George D. Witt Shoe Company
Schlitz
R. M. Rose Company
Peachtree St
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Meyerhardt
Masons
Ap Glennon
ofAmeria
Kewark
Ayer
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Atlanta Georgian
John Temple Graves
F. L. Seely
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