Army Navy chiefs framing reports on national defense plans
Washington July 25 leaders discuss a new defense program as Army and Navy boards work on policy for a larger army of 500000 regulars and reserves. Navy additions include submarines battles cruisers four dreadnoughts and more aircraft, with possible Annapolla expansion. army warns of militia federalization and West Point enlargement. A National Security League report criticizes defenses as insufficient, urging a half million regulars and 60 000 militia with better reserves and munitions.
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White House
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Annapolla
United States
West Point
Coast Artillery
Juwau
Philippines
Alaska
Forto Rico
Snd
Security League
New York
National Security League
Henry le Starason
Tiff
Congress
Ademeite National
Missing Girls Visit Rome Believed In Atlanta Pending Details
Report notes two missing girls, Cumn and Mars Roberts, who fled their home at 725 Hast Hunter Street. Sightings place them in Rome Georgia and later Birmingham bound, with parents told they planned to visit a sick friend at Grads hospital, last seen en route.
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Rome
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Hunter Stret
Birmingham
Birnminham
Grads Hospital
Fire destroys three story building in Columbus business district
A large fire gutted a three story building in Columbus center of business district damaging a drug store and a shoe store on the first floor while the second and third floors housed the Loyal Order of Moose. The blaze caused about 40000 in losses covered by insurance and the cause was not yet determined.
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Columbus
Joval Order of Moose
Orrim
Monument to health from Postum replaces coffee says Mlinos man
A Mlinos man credits Postum with ending years of coffee drinking and a cycle of indigestion headaches and constipation. He reports gradual health improvement, better sleep, restored appetite, and renewed strength after switching to Postum per package directions. The notice promotes Postum cereal and soluble powder forms sold by grocers.
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Heaton
Wrong Address In Gamblers Raid Reported
A Sunday Constitution item claimed a raid on a house at 28 Houston Street with gaming arrests. Later, it emerged the correct address was 24 Houston Street, while the 28 Houston Street establishment denies knowledge of the inmates.
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Constitution
Houston Street
Grand theater offers Paramount and Viegraph features today
Marguerite Gidric supported by Daniel Fromm company stars in a never before released picture to be shown at the Grand today and Tuesday. The program also features Faith Bilis Turness and a lineup from Paramount Viegraph Lubin Selig Essanay productions. The Strand in New York uses Paramount exclusively and the Grand will run seven complete five reel features daily with continuous showings from 1 pm to 11 pm, accommodating up to about 10 409 patrons. The cast includes Peder Ferry, Stuart Holmes, Dorothy Bernard, and Claire Whitney with the Strands orchestra performing The Anvil Chorus.
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Famous Players Fil Company
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Seven Sisters
Marguerite Clark
Paramount
Viegraph-Lubin Selig Essanay
Strand
New York
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Twa Gaya
Mornday Wat
Wiluim
Dr Rameau
Strand Theater
Fuew Day
Ferry
Stuare Holmes
Na Strand
Allson
Dorothy Bernard You Southern
Claire Whitney
Atlanta
Ptrand
Red Cross Units to Leave Europe and Aid Serbias War Effort
The American Red Cross reports massive relief work in Europe. It sent 867 personnel including 403 nurses and 71 surgeons to assist hospitals in Serbia and other war zones, with supplies ranging from cotton and bandages to ambulances and field outfits. Funds and donations supported baby hospitals in Serbia and veterinary efforts, while global belligerent shipments and a detailed financial statement project continued humanitarian aid and manpower across numerous countries.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Austria
France
Germany
Italy
Montenegro
Poland
Russia
Turkey
American Sanitary Commission
OIL GUARDS ACCUSED OF INCITING RIOT AT BAYONNE PLANT
New York July 25 Tidewater Oil Company guards at the Bayonne New Jersey plant face riot incitement charges after shots were fired at nearby homes. Samuel H Ba wards and 32 guards were arraigned with bail set from 200 to 2000 dollars. Ed wards released on 500 dollar bail. August 1 set for hearing. A labor rep Leanderself arrested with them.
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New York
Samuel H Bawards
Tidewater Ofl Companys
Bayonne
Edwards
Leanderself
Tidewater
Stromn
Standard Oil Plant
Tidewater Works
Sixmund Bwider
Kinkead
Chairman Ashley Scores Conditions At City Plant
City officials report garbage pile at the plant worsened by dumped condemned watermelons and insufficient anchorbage. Ek claims no anchorbage sent this year while Crematory aid involved, with 200 tons of ashes coke last week to help clear the pile. Committee members Claude Ashley W H Johnson Jesse B Lee Sim Dallas Charles Alverson and Alderman I N Ragsdale led the investigation to show the worsening conditions.
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Claude Ashley
W H Johnson
Jesse B Lee Sim Dallas
Charles Alverson
I N Ragsdale
Night watchman kills man who attacked him at hall
Walter Johnson a night watchman at the Negro Odd Fellows hall 200 Auburn Avenue shot and killed Wiley Sims in the hall corridor at midnight Sunday. He claimed Sims entered the building and fired at him twice without warning. Johnson surrendered to police and gave no clear reason for the attack.
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Walter Johnson
Odd Fellows Hall
Auburn Avenue
Wiley Sims
Sims
Fred
Johngonn
Woman Finds Relief Through Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
Miami Oklahoma and Lindsborg Kansas women share testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female trouble. Messages from Mrs MA Mater and Mrs A L Smith urge others to seek the medicine, with a confidential response service from the manufacturer in Lynn Mass.
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Okla
Lydia E Pinkham
MA Mater
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Kansas
Lydia E. Pankham
A L. Smith
R. No. 3
Lydia E.pinkham
Exciting Auto Tour Enjoyed by Vaughan
Officer H E Vaughan of the Atlanta police returns to duty after a leisurely automobile tour through Georgia and Florida with wife, son Harry, and Miss Georgia Nunnally. They traveled from Atlanta through Macon, Milledgeville, Savannah, Brunswick, Jacksonville, Lake City, White Springs, Jennings, and St. Johns, stating the trip was one of the best ever taken. They camped nightly with tents and camping gear, recounting a copperhead sighting, a large drum fish, and a collision in which Harry was thrown from the car into a cotton field.
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H E Vaughan
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Georgia
Florida
Harry
Misa Georgia
Atlanta
Vaughan
No Rebel Raid Feared in the Philippines
Manila report denies insurrectionary raid worries at Fort McKinley. Governor General Harrison and Major General H Barry command, stating guards at Fort McKinney have not been increased.
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Philippines
Manila
United States
Fort McKinley
Harrison
H Barry
Fort McKinney
Luederus Killed in Amateur Motorcycle Race
Sacramento Cal July 2. Luedurus of Chicago holder of the amateur motorcycle championship at 15 miles was killed in a race today. He ran into a post while trying to steer with one hand and remove a broken chain with the other.
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Sacramento
Cal
Luederus
Chicago
Hie
Albany plans 70 barges on Flint River
Albany Ga July 2 Special Albany plans a fleet of 70 steel barges on the Flint River to move freight from Broad Street to tidewater, with engineers and city officials meeting to decide on the project. Richard C Wilson will lead a river trip with local business leaders while Congressman Frank Park attends the Monday session.
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Albany Hi
Flint River
Broad Streets
Tidewater
Richard Clark Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Park
War Department
Girl on Motorcycle Burns Youth in Gruesome Accident
Americus reports 15 year old Miso Mélva Clark suffered painful burns when her dress ignited from a motorcycle ride with her brother Carroll Clark Sparks. Neighbors aided, garment torn away, and a bystander’s fire department response. Horice George, 8, died at home after a fall from a tree weeks earlier and blood poisoning caused another death.
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Carroll Clark
Mies Clark
Darm
Thee&partment
Horice Crorge
Mao
Mev Poatemse
Elnek
Cliti
Pazelton-Barrett announce Kingston wedding in Cartereville
A marriage of interest to many friends united Mr Robert C Barrett and Miss Martha Pazelton of Kingston. The wedding occurred in Cartereville this afternoon.
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Guy Zo
Robert C Barrent
Martha Pazelton
Cartereville
Erasing Freckles and Wrinkles Through Skin Transformation
A historical column describes cosmetic procedures and products aimed at lightening or disguising freckles pimples and wrinkles. It narrates a process involving alcohol or solvents and color changes to achieve a tanned lighter skin tone, highlighting the era’s beauty norms and methods.
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