Stringfellow Gains 22 Pounds on Five Bottles of Tanlac
A well known railroad man from Alabama reports dramatic health recovery after four years of stomach trouble and weakness. He says Tanlac restored his appetite, eliminated pain, eased kidney and stomach symptoms, and helped him gain 22 pounds after starting the treatment. He praises the medicine and notes he now eats, sleeps, and works normally, with friends convinced by his improvement.
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Tanlac
Tom Stringfellow
Taylan
Atlanta
Jaroby
Safety pledged slain Americans in dispute over Carranza safe conducts
Washington January 17. Debate over who bears blame for the Santa Ysabel killings centers on a claimed safe conduct for the American party. Officials say evidence is not conclusive and a thorough inquiry will precede any decision. A separate El Paso dispatch notes 100 refugees from Chihuahua head to El Paso, with bandit activity and Carranza troop actions amid ongoing efforts to secure American safety and evacuations.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Santa Ysabel
Carranga
Cobb
el Paso
Chihuahua
C BR. Wateson
Watson
State Department
T. H. Holmes
Cobb Jana
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fall
Senate
Henry P. Fletcher
Congress
Gore
Poindexter
Silliman
Queretaro
Chihunahua
Tre~ Ying
Iuu
Hanna
Monterey
Sule
Warango
Sillimans
el Tana
Texas
Santa Yeusel
Parrat
Mesiro
Juarez
Jose Rodrigues
Biogas
Pershing
Gad
Manuel Buca-Valles
Burique Cislla
Mito He Iex
Cadunrous
M. Mil
Carransa
Douglas, Ari
Villa
Douglas
Sonora
Chifmahua
Jesus Valverde
Jose Zozaya
Calomel Dangers Prompt Call for Liver Tone Remedy
Warns against calomel as a dangerous laxative and urges buying Decison Liver Tone. Claims calomel makes readers weak and nauseated, touts a 30 cent tonic as safer, with a money back guarantee if not improved. Promotes giving to children.
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Styre
Tim Xelivate
British Seize Men On American Steamer Isabela
The American steamer Isabela from Chilean nitrate fields to Savannah was boarded at Bridgetown Barbados by British soldiers. Two crew members, Gussman and Sealy, said to be German citizens, were taken ashore. The vessel’s captain and officers gave affidavits. the ship later sailed to Savannah.
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Savannah
Vannah
Bridgetown
Barbados
G. Gussman
F. Sealy
West
State Department
Washington
Livingston
Isabella
J. K. Melyer, Jr
Nitrate Agencies Company
Clus
Customs House
Germany
Svow
Diversified Farming to be Given Impetus
Hundreds of farmers and agriculturists from across Georgia gathered in Athens for the annual meetings of the Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association the Georgia Breeders Association the State Horticultural Society and the county extension workers and demonstration agents. The first joint session opened with remarks by M M Houle president of State College of Agriculture and brief addresses by Colonel BW Hunt and Judge Henry Hammond among others. Dr H Love of Carusif university gave an illustrated lecture on genetics. Sessions run through Wednesday with elections of officers to close the meetings.
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Athens
Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association
Georgia Breeders’ Association
State Horticultural Society
Colquitt Grand Jury Probes Carden Murder
Moultue Ga January 17 Special examination of witnesses before the grand jury on the assassination of M M Carden resumes Tuesday. Mrs Carden, wife of the deaf man, may testify next morning. The state relies on her account to identify the would be killer. Postmortem aims to determine bullet bore and buckshot in the load. Suspects John Hers and Jake Godwin remain held without case. District aides object to postmortem during grand jury session.
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Moultue
Srand
M. M. Carden
Carden
Cardem
Garden
John Hers
Jake Godwin
Bas
Stace
Extension proposed of White Slave Act
In Stington January 17 extension proposed of the White Slave Act to Jaska the Panama Canal Zone and possessions of the United States. Senator Goerman of North Carolina, chairman of the judiciary committee, outlined three proposed measures applying to corporations societies and associations. Provisions would make a wife a competent witness against her husband in prosecutions, aiming to address a government rehearing issue where a married woman, Lae Maa, had been convicted.
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Stington
Jaska
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Goerman
North Caroline
Lae Maa
Plea for Defense Made by Garrison in New York Banquet
New York January 17 Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison urged Americans to push Congress for a real national defense. He attacked state troops and called for a continental, federally controlled system with a standing army and cohesive national forces. He warned that without urgent legislative action the current, fragmented setup would persist and be dangerous. Other speakers included Dwight W. Morrow Augustus Thomas and Major General Leonard Wood.
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New York
United States
Lindley M. Garrison
Garrison
Rey
Union
Congress
Dwight W. Morrow
Augustis Thomas
Leonard Wood
Strong Pleas for National Preparedness at Civic Federation
Washington January 1—Speakers at the National Civic Federation opened with calls for an adequate national preparedness policy. President Seth Low warned that Europe’s imperial legacies could force change unless the United States strengthens its own defenses. Breckinridge attacked opponents of preparedness and urged full federal control. Longworth and Gardner urged preparedness despite costs, while Miss Maude Wetmore and others supported militarization to defend the flag. A political push for immediate federal retirement reform and broader prep work followed as the program looked ahead to more talks.
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Washington
Apneala
National Civic Federation
Seth Low
United States
Europe
Low
Americas
Breckinridge
Little War Department
Garrison
New York
Woman's Department
Breckinriage
Longworth
Ohio
Gardner
Massachusetts
William J. Bryan
Armenia
Women’s Department
Weads Hutchinson
Loz Dia
Congress
Samuel Gompers
John Hays Hammond
Wadsworth
Phelan
O'Neil
Alabama
Murder Plot Attributed To Mental Infirmity In Oak Park
Chicago January 17 mental infirmity the result of a boyhood injury. Irving Updike ten plotted to murder his parents Mr and Mrs Updike. Police listened via telephone to Herbert Updike discuss the plan in the garage. The brothers aged 10 and 18 were arraigned for conspiracy and held in bonds of 5000 each.
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Chicago
Furman D
Updike
Irving
Irving Updike
Oak Park
Herbert Updike
Cax Park
Apathe
Barton
Ao Ime
Herbert
Taving
Lee
Updike Brothers
Famly
Puice
Eling
Moobile
Iiving
Rainier Club Raided. Four Hundred Quarts Seized
Seattle deputies raided the Rainier club principal social club, confiscating about 400 quarts of intoxicants. Club officers said liquor sales stopped January 1 when the state prohibition law went into effect.
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Seattle
Rainier Club
Removal order dispute rocks Georgia Negro Odd Fellows
In Atlanta a feud within the Georgia Negro Odd Fellows escalates as B J Davis Avanta state secretary and B F Ingram Macon grand master remain in charge amid an unfinished suspension order. Graves Collier accuse violations of the order while Davis vows court action to block outside control as members hold $1,000,000 in property and life policies.
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B. J. Davis
Avanta
B. F. Ingram
Macon
Negro Odd Fellows of Georgia
A .Graves
le Calhery
Atlanta
Davis
Ur Orner
Committee of Management of
Philadelphia
National Organization
State Association
Georgia Negro Odd Fellows
Graves
Collier
Ingram
Odd Fellows
Committee of Management
Negro Odd Fellows of
Georgia
Near Zero Weather Grips Much Of Nation
A United States weather summary reports near zero temperatures across most regions east of the Mississippi with no relief seen yet. Forecasters expect slightly warmer conditions by Wednesday while the cold wave centers near West Virginia and Elkins at four degrees above zero. Miami tops warmth at 74 degrees as Pacific coast readings show a moving cold front.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Orie
West Virginia
Elkins
Miami
Fla
Pacific Coast
Wis
Exports Rise in Florida District in December
Tampa Fla January 17 Exports from the Florida district for December totaled 2 140 144 or nearly 1 000 000 more than December 1914 according to Collector Griggs This marks the fourth straight month of about a million dollar year over year increase Principal exports include cotton machinery and tin ker Imports from Cuba were 487 9 giving a trade balance over a million and a half in the district’s favor.
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Tampa
Fla
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