Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Free Sample
An advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a cure for back pain and kidney trouble. It warns of Bright's Disease risks, lists symptoms such as frequent urination, nocturia, and dull ache, and offers a free sample bottle and a health book by mail from Dr. Kilmer and Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Nature
Deanger
Bright
Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Head
Binghamton, N
Aitlmer & Co
Atlante
Senate probes on subpoena powers and corporate finance
The judiciary committee considers broad authority to subpoena witnesses and to obtain audit data from the commerce department. Subpoenas issued for J P Morgan manager George W. Perkins, while calls on H Fick and Judge E H Gary are undecided. The Tennessee Coal and Iron merger issue and Steel Corp. involvement loom amid a financial stringency.
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George W. Perking
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
H. ©. Fick
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Rooosevalt
Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Tennessee Conéard
Stock dealings amid gale debate reach White House
The record shows Senator Clark receiving letters from anti U B sources claiming Tennessee stock was bought by certain men to profit a sale to the Steel corporation. The letters portray the transaction as a stock jobbing scheme and question its necessity in the gale matter presented to the president.
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Clark
Ietlere
Tennessee
Steel Corporation
Illinois senatorial deadlock drags past ballots
Springfield January 27 After four joint sessions the Illinois General Assembly failed to name a U.S. senator on the twenty first ballot with Hopkins dropping from 45 to 73 votes as Democrats shift candidates. All lawmakers back Stringer on the ballot while Sherman Yates and judge names surface amid ongoing stalemate.
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Springfeld
Thefid
General Assembly
United States
Hopkins
Lawrence B. Stringer
Thea Rames
Judge B&b
Sherman
Richard Yates
Hall
Man Robbed by Son and Son-In-Law in South Kirkwood
Four hundred and ten dollars stolen from J Harrison at Alma Avenue home was recovered by Detectives Branen and Doyal. Tom Osborn, 28, arrested with the money. Harrison suspects his 2 year old grandson Jim Barrieon and son-in-law Dock Osborn, plus Osborn’s brother Tom Osborn. Dock Osborn later arrested. boy says he was recruited to steal by Dock Osborn and that Harrison’s daughter Mary Osborn aided the plot by distracting the mother.
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Branen
Doyal
Harry Woodruff
South Kirkwood
Tom Qeborn
J. ©. Harrison
Alma Avenue
Hopoailion Cotton Miata
Harrison
Ala
Jim Barrleon
Dock Osborn
Oaborn
Tom Osborn
Failten Terrace
Officera Pharr
Webb
Dock Osborne
Harrison Buoy
Iie
Jim
Osborn
Mary Osborn
Dock Os Corn
Tom
Dock
Oregon House Bill Seeks Ban on Long Haipine Wear
Salem Oregon January 27 lawmakers debated a bill prohibiting haipine length longer than ten inches. The measure drew mixed reaction from ten representatives and prompted discussion on dress and public safety.
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Salem
Oreg
Oregon House
Patterson Defies Accusations Over Carmack Case Inaugural
Nashville January 27 Governor Malcolm R Patterson was inaugurated for a second term. In his remarks he rejects links to the Carmack killing and denounces slander and political attacks. He says he seeks to uphold the office with dignity and asks for lawful action if charges arise.
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Patterson
Nashville
Malcolm R
Patteraon Wen
W. D. Beard
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Benator Cormack
Zoma
Tenner ‘Ea
Typographical Union Boosters Plan Atlanta 1910 Meeting
The boosters of Atlanta Typographical Union No 48 organized to secure the International Typographical Union's 1910 convention in Atlanta. About 2000 delegates plus others are expected. J E Bodenhamer was named chairman with William Gredig as secretary. Committees on ways and means, scope, and executive were formed to raise revenue and promote the city to delegates, with strong backing from the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and city officials.
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Atlanta Typographical Trilon
Atlanta
International Taptical Union
Ed L. Sutton
B. Lee Smith
W. T. Collins
W. &. Wardlaw
Harding
R. F. McComack
R. T. Holderby
Dan W.green
W. J. Stoy
W. L Haygood
George DelPraine
W. B. Atchigon
W .H. Grant
Dennington
Jerome Tones
F. J. Terrs
Press Huskdleston
J. J. Hobny
M. Z. LaHatte
W. G. Gredig
James G. Woodsward
D. W. Wabb
Parle
Grinae
L. Whites
J.be. Bolenbamer
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Reading
J. E. Bodenhamer
William Gredig
Allerita
Presatic Dleston
M.T. LaHatte
Wade Pp Harding
J. J. Hobby
W. L. Haygood
E. K. Griggs
Booster
Billy Gredig
Glasses Unnecessary Bre Strain Arcileven by Quitting Coffee
A reader letters claim defective vision from habitual coffee yaw and praise Postum as remedy. The writer says a son quit coffee and after three years no glasses or eye trouble, and a wife with heart issues improved after stopping coffee. The company cites testimonials and references a magazine feature “There’s a Reason.”
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Coffe
Arabia
Postum
Emyrelf
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Weallville
Phga
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health and Recovery
A reader testimonial from Mrs Ey B H Jackson of Sciinate Centre Mississippi extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best tonic for building strength, curing grip, headaches, and stomach trouble. The ad claims natural restoration after use and warns against inferior imitation tonics offering false substitutes.
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Hood
Geriapartian Roy
Jackson
Sciinate Centre
Mess
Grand Jury Probe in Hall County Affairs in 1909
Guineaville Ga January 27 Special The grand jury's July 1966 term committee report to the present grand jury cites inaccuracies by the roads and revenues board. It notes alleged irregularities including Claud P Neese’s dual salary as clerk and warden, questioned county repairs charged by Judge W N Dyer, an $80 payroll vault theft, mules sold to the county, and a $4000 plus bridges project. The report urges investigation and possible action if findings true.
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Guineaville
Hell County
Prapent
J. 5
Kimany
ro@ds
Claud P. Neese
W. N. Dyer
Warren
Dyer
W. N.dyer
County Treasury Board
Judge Dyer
Aum
Board of Rosda
Judes Dyer
Duncan
Board of Roads and Revenues
W. R. Reed
Board of Commissioners
Kimney
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices From January Dateline
The document lists multiple death notices and in memoriam items. It notes Joasph Benehoo Juemph, son of Mr. and Mrs. T1. D. Donehoa, dying yesterday at 10, with funeral at 1:80 PM at the residence and interment at Westview cemetery. John Canton, 36, died at a private sanitarium and was transported to Canton, Georgia for funeral and interment, after dying in Marble Hill, Georgia. George F. Powell of Harlem, Georgia, an elderly figure in Columbia County, was buried with Masonic rites. Mrs. H. S. Griggs of West Point, Ga., died at home after an illness. services and survivor details are noted. The items reflect local funeral and burial arrangements and family survivals.
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Joasph Benehoo
Juemph
D. Donehoa
TH DeMalk Mvanue
I Ntermant
Weatview Cemetery
Dokea Cannon
John Canton
Canton
Marble Hill
Calldren
George F. Powell
Harlem
Bowell
Columbia County
Grand Lodge
Powell
Board of Education Delays Regular Meetings
In Massachusetts an afternoon meeting of the Board of Education is postponed to allow members to attend a gathering called by the Order of Old Fashioned Women.
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Board of Education
Mrs Jones Calls City Federation Rally For Charity
Mrs D Jones president of the City Federation of Women's Clubs urges members to attend a rally at Cane Plano hall Thursday afternoon called by the Order of Old Fashioned Women. The meeting supports Associated Charities and seeks to aid the unfortunate in the city.
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Jones
M D. Jones
City Federation of Women's Clube
Cabie Lal
Maks
Cane Plano Hall
Associated Charities
Pods Wele
Hercen
Adam
Jhova
Angel of Charity
Pha
Tate Noble
Ami
Mey
Bulling Jones
Sheltering Arms
Old-Fashioned Women Aid Charities in Atlanta Mass Meeting
A large crowd gathers at Cable Plan Company hall to back 4000 new Associated Charities members. Notables Luther Rosser R J Guinn Forrest Adair Mrs John K Ottley among speakers. Sheltering Arms praises unity with Charities and urges public support through subscriptions and volunteer work.
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Atlante
Associated Charities
Cable Plana Company
Luther Z. Rosser
Board of Education
R. J. Guinn
Forrest Adair
John K. Ottley
Myatie
Atlanta
Tt Waa
Bolling Jones
Associated Charities Seeks 1000 New Members in Atlanta Appeal
A call in The Constitution for 1000 new members prompts rapid action led by the Associated Charities. J Lee Barnes of the Aragon and Majestic hotels reports fifty new members secured in an hour after a joint meeting with Old-Fashioned Women and a Mystic Shrine committee. The list names dozens of local residents and hotel patrons who donated through a swift canvassing effort.
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Associated Charities
J. Lee Barnes
Aragon and Majestic Hereia
Ana
Mystic Shrine
Bir
Barnes
Moiter Conmingioa
Porelbic
Atlanta
la Beld
Ube
Association
Graves to Veterans at New York Confederate banquet
John Temple Graves of Georgia delivered an earnest address on the meaning of "Home" to nearly five hundred Confederate veterans and guests at the Waldorf Astoria. Governor Swanson of Virginia responded to the toast on The Army of Northern Virginia. Ju in W. Vrooman spoke on Our Brothers In Blue. Notables present included Henry W. Taft Walter H. Page and others.
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New York
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Edward Owen
Waldorf-Astoria
Swanson
Virginia
Army
Northern
Juin W. Vrooman
United States Navy
Our Brothers In Blue
Henry W. Taft
The
Ohio Society
Walter H. Page
O. OG. A Mownard
Thomas F. Ryan
Nethan Straua
Bacon Succeeds Root as State Department Leaders
Washington January 27 The senate confirmed the nomination of Robert Bacon as secretary of state and John Calan O Laighin as assistant secretary of state. The nominations were acted upon by the committee on foreign relations today and were unanimously reported.
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Washington
Senate Today
Robert Bacon
John Calan O'Laighiin
Committee On Foreign Relation
Bristow Blasts Harriman Backed Plot in Senate Speech
Topeka Kansas January 27 Bristow accepting the United States senatorship from Kansas assailed the methods used by Harriman and associates in the Aiton case calling them criminal and demanding imprisonment for their crimes He denounced financiers Led by Harriman Schiff Gould and Stillman for blocking reform and manipulating newspapers and lawyers to serve their interests He warned against their alleged control of the Senate and the federal judiciary.
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Topeka
Ken
United States
Kansa
Joseph L Bristow
Harriman
Senate
EB. HL Harriman
Mortimer L. Schiff
George J. Gould
James Stillman
Aiton
Todex
United States Senate
Fed
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Department of Commerce and Labor
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Perkins
Deelers
Percy’h
Ailate
Ilinois
E.W. Grove
Dregon
Cov. Patterson
Carmack
Boosters Committee OF Typos Organize
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Naeem
Eereepal Moore
Kimsey
Iwen
Mortuary
Grigae
Weat Point
Griggs
RB Gn
MEA
Sam D. Jones
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Fife
Iberia
Angela
M Ralypion
Lee Barnes
J. Len Barnes
JS Lee Barnes
Aragon
Monter Barnes
Jenee
Couch
Majestle
T. Carson
Marcett
EV. Keller
Bto Damingon
I. Dunn
Majestv
Bernie Fowler Richardson
W. Nicholson
Majestic
Macon Murtis
George H Tracy
Majesty
Tisdel
White Eil
Sam B. Varner
Tony
Wow. Austell
Grand Pharma
Unde Street
Bacon
Root
Bristow
Kansas
Alton
Ea Hathaway & CO
Iste
Geen Suyel Oy
Sears
DY. Hathaway & CO
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