Underwood declines Waynesboro visit for Congress duties
W W Underwood a Virginia university citizen declines invitation to Waynesboro on April 1 citing need to stay in Washington. He says remaining in the Democratic House is vital for the party as the current session continues. The statement stresses commitment to congressional work and party goals.
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W. Underwood
Virginia University
Underwood
Waynes‘oro
Waynesboro
Washington
Sovernor
William J. Bryan
Ohio
Bryan
Hitchcock
Harmon
Wall Street
Nebraska
Baltimore
Bevan
The Lax Fos Way: a promise of whole-body strength
An advertisement touts Lax-Fos as a medicine strengthening the liver stomach kidneys and bowels while acting as a systemic tonic. It promotes a money-back first bottle plan and urges readers to ask their druggist for the second bottle, claiming unparalleled internal health benefits.
Fear for liner Apgsbne amid missing ship report
Hamburg March 22 fear is expressed by the German Australian line that the steamer Apgsbne which left New York for Cape Town February has met with disaster as she has not arrived or been reported. She carries a crew of thirty nine men.
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Hamburg
Apgsbne
New York
Cape Town
Dieseter
Underwood to Launch Maryland Delegation Campaign
Oscar W Underwood plans a Maryland delegation reception in Annapolis with Alabama and Mississippi lawmakers in attendance. He will greet the legislature at Carvel Hall and speak at dinner and a later supper, aiming to bolster support for his presidential bid without missing House sessions.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Annapolis
Johnu. Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Baltmore
Maryland
Underwood
Annapols
Carvel Hall
Philips L. Goldaborough
Executive Mansion
State House
Senate
House of Delegates
Congress
Underwoood
Francis Burton Harrison
New Yor
Martin Littleton
New York
William Schley Howard
Georgia
House
Hromo Quinine Ad Claims Signature by H W Grove
A fragment advertises HROMO QUININE and LAXATIV BROMG QUININE with a claim to cure a cold in one day and mentions signature by H W Grove and world usage. The read text suggests an herbal or patent medicine promotion from an era of sensational medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Grove
Wilson campaign claim on votes fuels buncombe talk
Washington reports Woodrow Wilson headquarters avoid details on an 800 vote claim for the Democratic nominating tally. Officials refuse analysis and dispute the numbers, with Kansas and Maine said to be involved, though the basis remains unclear and labeled political buncombe.
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Jobn Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Associated Press
Wilson
Kansas
Maine
Buncombe
Paraguay in Midst of Big Revolution
Buenos Ayres reports a fierce battle in Paraguay between revolutionaries and government forces that has raged for several days, with telegrams from Asuncion today confirming ongoing fighting.
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Paraguay
Buenos Ayres
Asuncion
Wilson boom knocked by New York and Connecticut losses
The analysis argues Wilson cannot win without New York or Connecticut and predicts his elimination as a serious factor as the four states with delegates show, making his nationwide nominating chances unlikely. It notes Ohio and other states unlikely to back him and stresses New York’s pivotal role for Democrats.
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Corsinds
Oklahoma
Wilson
New York
Connecticut
Ohio
Dennar Hughes Backs Underwood In Georgia Endorsement
Danville Georgia March 22 Dennar Hughes prominent Twiggs County banker merchant and farmer and son of Congressman Dudley M Hughes endorses Underwood as the safest wisest Democratic nominee This support lauds Underwood as a safe leader counsellor and able legislator who has united the Democratic House into a cohesive fighting force and earned the nomination as standard bearer
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Danville
Spectal
Dennar Hughes
Twiggs County
Georgina
Hughes
Dudley M. Hughes
Congress
Mrr
Underwood
Democratic House
Grove's Sanare Cutis Promises Eczema Cure in 10 to 30 Days
The Paris Medicine Co of St Louis promotes Grove's Sanare Cutis as a guaranteed cure for any eczema even chronic cases within 10 to 30 days. The advertisement claims the ointment is clean and non staining and offers a refund if it fails. Send 5 cents postage for mail order if local druggists lack it.
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Paris Medicine Co
Pine Street
St. Louis
Grove
Probe of Coal Dealers Uncovers Possible Northwest Trusts
The Department of Justice contemplates an investigation into associations of coal dealers in the northwest accused of conspiring to keep coal prices high in violation of the Sherman anti trust act. No inquiry into mining or transportation trusts has begun.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Northwest
Great Lakes
Chicago
Paxon speaks to tech students on Credit and Business Practice
F J Paxon addressed Tech students in the chapel on Credit and Business Practice. He discussed applying department store methods to business, stressing that success relies on usefulness rather than bank balance, and noted regional differences in credit impacting moral standing.
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F. J. Paxon
Tech
Alsad
Mountain Boy Daring Rescue From 800 Foot Falls
Morning cries warned a mountain family of flood waters rushing past their cabin. John Hardy, aided by neighbor William Powell, braved the torrent to secure the trapped man and rope a safe line. River currents swept the cabin to a waterfall as onlookers arrived, but the boy and rescuer survived.
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Ithe
John” Hardy
William Meowell
Daa
Charles Hardy
John
Hardy
Taft OKs Export of Food and Clothes to Mexico
Washington reports President Taft and his cabinet ruled that shipments of food clothing dry goods and hardware to Mexico are not a "munitions of war" under the embargo and may proceed. Attorney General Wickersham to decide on dynamite exports for mining uses. collectors told not to block ordinary trade.
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Mexico
Washington
United States
Taft
Wickersham
el Paso
Texas
Treasury Department
Sophomore Disappears While Returning to Emory College
Marshall T. McGee of Newnan Georgia, a 17 year old Emory sophomore, left home March 9 to return to Emory. His parents learned he was missing last week. faculty believed he remained at home. Father W E McGee offered a liberal reward for information. College and town officials have no information on his whereabouts.
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Marshall T. McGee
Newnan
Emory College
W. E. McGee
James E. Dickey
Emory
Young McGee
Jap Tries to Kill English Wife in Seattle Stabbing
George Matsusaki 22, a Japanese American, stabbed his wife Mrs Hona Mills Matsusaki 19 in the neck in Seattle. Believing she was dead he shot himself in the throat. the bullet lodged in the spinal cord. Mrs Matsusaki will recover. he is dying. They wed in Vancouver Washington on January 8 1912 after she had left him.
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Seattle
Wash
George
Matsusaki
Hona Mills
Vancouver
Washington
Flint River Recedes After Record Flood Elevation
Albany Ga March 22 Special After rising higher than any freshet in a decade the Flint river began receding last night and has fallen several inches today The river stood more than 26 feet above low water mark yesterday afternoon and last night flooding bottom lands for many miles Some plowed farm lands were flooded but extensive damage has not occurred.
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Albany
Flint
Changing the length of coats for women
New York reports that next winter women’s coats will be thirty two inches long exactly, a decision reached by the Suit Designers Association after a lengthy convention debate. The vote on whether to set at thirty two or thirty four inches lasted over six hours with spirited exchanges and repeated calls for order.
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New York
Farmers Apply for Charter to Build Farmers' Telephone System
Farmers to Telephone, Lyerly Ga march 22 special. A petition for charter has been applied for by R. E. Echols W. D. Gilkerson J. T. Weaver and R. H. Alexander to erect a telephones line known as the "farmers' system." The principal office will be located here.
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Texas
Taft and
Roosevelt
Taft
Republicans of Teas
Chicago
Taft Bureau
Cecil Lyon
Republican National
Perieg
H. MacGregor
Sotorious Norton
Congress
Dixon
FIRST
Savannah
Georgia
Henry Blun
William James
Brotesboro
Farmers To Telephone
Lyerly
R. E. Echols
W. D. Gilkerson
J. T. Weaver
R. H. Alexander
Farmers’ System
Mail Horse Runs Away From Lyerly Carrier
Millard Mostelier, substitute rural carrier, had a narrow escape when his horse bolted with a buggy in Lyerly Georgia. He leapt clear before the start and the frightened animal dragged the vehicle about three miles before stopping.
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Lyerly
J— Millard Mostelier
Mr. Mosteler
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