West Virginia Bars Esquor Solicitors
Charleston West Virginia January 14 Fred C Blue commissioner of prohibition said the U S circuit court decision at Richmond would end solicitation of orders for intoxicants to West Virginia customers and aid enforcement of prohibition laws He noted railroads and express companies cannot risk delivering intoxicants from other states to West Virginia customers
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Charleston
W. Va
Fred C. Blue
Prohibition
United States Circuit Court
Richmond
West Virginia
Blue
Kidney Trouble Cures Suffering Reported by Patient
A Maine resident recalls a 16 year old kidney illness and three months in bed. After using Swamp Root, seven bottles at 50 cents each, she recovered fully and remains healthy. The letter seeks publication to help others and includes sworn testimony by Hattie A. Quimby in Kennebec County.
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Hattie A. Quimby
Spruce St
Waterville
Maine
State of Maine
Ag. Kennebec County
Anna M. Drummond
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You
An advertisement urges readers to send ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Company for a sample bottle of Swamp Root for kidneys and bladder issues. It promises a booklet of information and notes regular bottle sizes priced at fifty cents and one dollar available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, S. Y
Atlanta Daily Canati Tation
Bryan Attack on Sullivan Report at Senate Inquiry
New York January 14 Senate inquiry on Sullivan’s fitness for the post as American minister to the Dominican Republic examines alleged Washington influence on Dominican appointments. Witnesses claim Secretary of State Bryan favored Sullivan to a New York financiers ring controlling Banco Nacional in Santo Domingo and influencing customs and government funds.
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New York
Washington
Dominican Republic
Phelan
California
James M. Sullivan
Bryan
Sullivan
Samuel M. Jarvis Coterie
Banco Nacional
Santo Domingo
United States
William I. Pulliam
Customs
Taft
JR. Mitchell
W. T. &. Doyie
Department of Latin-American Affairs
State Department
Mitchell
Russell
Bryan's Letter Highlights Sullivan Ties in Santo Domingo Probe
The document shows Secretary Bryan praised Sullivan and discussed rewards for loyal Democrats as part of the Santo Domingo affair. Witnesses describe how bank interests, the Michelena depositary, and the National City bank tied to the case fueled political maneuvering and a controversial receivership. Johnston, named as financial expert, is criticized for lack of experience and delayed work.
Jewelry Thief Foiled By Fearless Mrs Anderson
A woman chased a porch climber from her home after he fled through a window. She fired at him, claiming a hit as he cried out in pain. Other burglaries followed, including two locks broken off a garage and a stolen Buick. A pharmacy burglary ended with a youth captured with jewelry and cocaine. A 15 year old boy stole under a house to help his mother.
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F. J.chappelear
Marietta Street
Douglas
R. M. Lasseter
Magnolia Pharmacy
Decatur and
Howell Streets
Charles Tarbusa White
Piedmont
N. C
B. B. Haslett
W. D
Gantt
Capitol Avenue
R. Sal Williams
Williams
John Rountree
Two Escaped Convicts Captured by Farmer
Richmond Virginia January 14 Harry Hamilton forger and E N Wauley highway robber who with Siler Adkins and Arlen Burton murderers escaped from the Virginia penitentiary Monday night were captured this morning at Colemans Mill Caroline county 30 miles north of Richmond by J A Sanford a farmer armed with a shotgun After feeding them Sanford gained the drop on them and guarded them until the warden arrived Adkins and Burton had been captured Tuesday near Sabot Island station by railroad men and returned to the penitentiary Each convict will have five years added for misbehavior the farmer received 100 cash
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Richmond
Harry Hamilton
E. N. Wauley
Siler Adskyns
Arlen Burton
Virginia
Coleman's Mill
Caroline Count
J. A. Sanford
Sanford
Warden Wood
Adkins
Burton
Sabot Island
Hapsburgs Send Money to Swiss Banks Reported
Geneva dispatch notes Swiss banks receiving deposits from Hapsburgs and Austrian aristocracy via Paris. Vienna financiers send large orders to buy American securities. An Austrian archduke sold a Pyrenean estate for cash at about half value.
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Geneva
Paris
Hapsburg
Vienna
Smuggling Case Involves Queen of Sheba Diamonds
New York January 14 Treasury officials seized from A Anpikadjian a pair of egg shaped diamonds over 18 carats each not declared at arrival October 19. He said they were artistic antiques worn by the Queen of Sheba and later shown to officers who passed them. The diamonds were part of earrings with emeralds. Anpikadjian claimed purchase in Constantinople from an Egyptian prince. Authorities investigate foreign dealers amid wartime stone traffic.
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New York
Treasury
A. Anpikadjian
Constantinople
Anpikadjian
Sheba
Malone
United States
Germans Capture French Trenches on Aisne Front
German forces report the Aisne front saw artillery duels and river crossings with their bridges blown. they claim bridges across the river and the north bank positions at Crouy and Missy, while local clashes continued in Champagne and near Perthes. Berlin also describes a Vregny plain breakthrough with 14 French officers and about 1,150 soldiers captured.
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Aisne
Crouy
Missy
River Aisne
Champagne
Perthes
Beauséjour
Berlin
London
Emperor William
Vregny Plain
Soissons
Niemnott
Ypres
Westende
Vregny
Charons
Vosges
Gumbinnen
East Prussia
Loetzen
Poland
Vistula
Pllica
Petrograd
Lower Vistula
Wrpetzy
Greman
Warsaw
Miawa
Przasnysz
Sochaczew
Bzura
Tillman sings to move crowd at Old Tabernacle revival
C M Dunaway conducting a revival at the Old Tabernacle called on Charles Tillman to sing The Ninety and Nine after Dunaway recounted his own conversion fifteen years ago upon hearing Tillman in Texas. The performance moved many penitents to the altar as Dunaway closed the service by warning against infidelity linked to modern home life.
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C. M. Dunaway
Old Tabernacle
Charles Tillman
Mr. Tillman
Texas
Dunaway
Jno L Moore & Sons Optical Ad at 42 N Broad St
When your eyes need assistance they should be provided with the best Jno L Moore and Sons are headquarters for all that is best in the optical world Take your next prescription to them and see how parametering they are Located at 42 North Broad Street this advertisement touts their optical services and quality offerings.
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Jno, L. Moore & Sons
Broad St
Houston optimistic about agriculture in Topeka speech
Secretary Houston of the agriculture department voiced optimism for American farming in Topeka. He urged rapid rural credits legislation, advocated a federal land mortgage banking system with long term amortization, and supported state and private cooperative credit unions without government subsidies. He warned against federal or state funding direct loans.
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Topeka
Kan
Houston
Department of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
Department
United States
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Esquor
Dr. Kilmer& Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Asa Mere
U. S
Domingo
Atlanta
Adler’s Collegian
Blackstock, Hale & Morgan Distinctive Clothiers and Furnishers
Marietta S
Wilson
Dental Offices
Peachtree Street
Elkin Drug Store
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Office OF Quality
Ivy 1817
Dorothy Dodd
Fred S. Stewart CO
Whitehall Street
Walker W. Vick
Pulliam
Vick
W. J. Bryan
Osborne
Frank McIintyre
Bureau of Sinsular Affairs
Jarvis
Michelena Bank
National City Bank
Chamberlain
Oregon
Michelena
Money Trust
New York Institution
Ick
Boas Long
J. G. Gray
Charlies M. Johnston
Indianapolis
Republic
Johnston
Hapsburgs
Tillman
Future Bright
Georgia
the Globe Clothing Co
Whitehall ST
Hanan
Carlton
Carlton’s
Whitehall
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
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