Chief Engineer Gains 40 Pounds on Tanlac
O H Mahaffy chief engineer of Life and Casualty Bldg Nashville says after eight Tanlac bottles he gained 40 pounds and regained strength. He details long stomach trouble weight loss from 210 to 162 pounds, near cancer worry, and relief with Tanlac after doctors urged surgery. He credits wife’s reading and local ad for discovery.
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O. H. Mahaffy
Life and Casualty Bldg
Nashville
Tenn
Bowling Green
PeMoville's
Tanlac
Atlanta
Uke Jacobs Phar. Co
President Wilson sends sharp note to Britain over trade
Washington reports President Wilson plans to dispatch a strong note to Great Britain over interference with American trade. The message denounces British treatment of cotton as contraband and seeks changes in alleged illegal practices. Officials guard details, noting no new obstacle to the note amid the German submarine dispute.
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Washington
Wilson
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Berlin
Order In Council
Chicago
State Department
Department
Toe
Copenhagen
Kirk—lwall
Women of Norway Vote for First Time in General Election
Christiania October 11 Women are voting today for the first time in Norwegian general elections. About 170,000 new electors on the rolls. Forecasts favor a stronger Socialist representation in parliament, while the government seeks a coalition. The Storting extended female suffrage June 11 1910 to all women, formerly taxed or married to taxpayers. Forsyth has Denny and Boyle all week.
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Christiania
London
Mainain
Sovcialists
Storting
Norway
Clash Between Synod Chief and Czar Over Rasputin Sparked Resignation
Berlin October 13 The resignation of Alexander Bamarin procurator general of the Holy Synod of Rus has been linked to protests against Rasputin the mystic monk. The emperor Nicholas sided with Rasputin after a dispute over canonization of Archbishop John of Tobolsk. Rasputin seen as absolute master of the Russians and linked to political influence. he was stabbed last year by a woman in his native village.
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Berlin
Sayvilles
Alexander Bamarin
Holy Synod of
Rusat
Gregory Trasputin
Rasputin
Nicholas
John of
Tobolsk
Varnavin
Samarin
Gregory Rasputin
Russia
Petrograd
Russias
Recall of Skinner Denied by Britain
London report says Britain did not request recall of Robert P. Skinner American consul general in London. Skinner, who attended a Washington conference on the international trade situation, will sail next Monday.
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London
Robert P. Skinner
Skinner
Washington
Lansing Not to Vote on Woman Suffrage
Washington reports Secretary Lansing will not vote on woman suffrage in New York this year as he has not time to register. He declines to express his views while other cabinet members and the president will vote for suffrage in state elections.
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Washington
Lansing
New York
Uncle Sam Oil Company seeks rapid capital for Osage Lease push
A 25 percent stock advance on October 20 targets investors in The Uncle Sam Oil Company. The ad touts Osage Lease value, extensive holdings across the Cushing field, multiple refineries, and a plan to drill 15 to 20 new wells. It claims a legal fight against the Trust and pledges strong dividends as drilling ramps up.
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Uncle Sam
Great Cushing OM Held
Aluo
Rich Boston
OIL Pool
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Uncle Sam Oi
Trust
Wall Street
Uncle Sam O11
Pai Press
Oklahoma City
Cushing
Buila
Sam | 911 Company
Biz Mercantile
Kansas City
Woman Fighting: Loan 10 Allies in Mutual Suit
Chicago October 11 A Chicago woman Olma H Walsh sues Mutual Life Insurance Company seeking injunctions to bar investing 10 000 000 of its trust funds in the Anglo French loan of 500 000 000 claiming policyholders of varied nationalities would be pitted against each other and the company’s solvency and reserve fund could be harmed by such investment The suit names J P Morgan and company and the Anglo French loan commission as defendants and alleges meetings pledging support to the loan The company and its president Peabody denied any current plan to invest millions in the loan and noted possible lawful options without confirming a decision.
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Chicago
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Olma
Walsh
Mutual
The
Anglo- French Loan Commission
Illinois
Cape of Good Hope
Insurance Company
Charles A. Peabody
Anglo-French Credit Loan Commission
J. F. Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
Seerea
Charles A. Peapony
George F. Baker
J.P. Morgan and
Te Snglo-french Commission
Con— Remi
Bil
Cohusrna
Shebik
Lhesé
Ziom
wtZeny
Lott Tiritino
Bkrenen
Austro-Hungried
Offeers Vile Company
Anio-Irench
Bonhody
Baker
Croemselves
Peabody
Charlen A Peabody
Reeds
England
Anglo-French Financial Commission
Europe
J. P. Morgan & Company
Duties on imports urged for Britain
London October 11 The Post financial editor urges heavier duties on imports from the United States and other countries to curb luxury consumption and force economy. He argues a long war requires mobilizing resources to offset trade imbalances and cut imports, warning current taxation is insufficient and predicting a future loan approach must involve the people.
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London
United States
Post Financial
Great Britain
Continent
Brand Whitlock III Strained From Belgian Mediation
The Hague October 11 reports Brand Whitlock III the American minister to Belgium is confined to his bed due to strain. A witness says the strain stems from mediation between German and Allied authorities, with potential advisers leaving Belgium.
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The
Hague
Londor
Brussels
Brand- Whitlock
Belgium
Wil
Budeen
Germans i Althovek
Edison Uses Wireless System To Hear Board Sessions
Thomas A Edison told friends how he, though deaf, chaired the naval advisory board meetings in Washington last week with a tiny wireless telegraph system. Dr Miller Reese Hutchison operated the device by tapping Morse code on Edison’s knee and wrist, delivering about thirty words a minute.
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West‘ Grange
Thomas A. Edison
New Naval Advisory Board
Washington
Mr Edison
Fidison
Miller Reese Hutchison
Edison Laboratories
Hutchison
Dr. Edison
Dr. Hutchison
Mr. Edison
Illness Keeps Lamar From Supreme Court Opening
Washington October 11 Justice Tamar has not recovered from an illness suffered weeks ago at White Sulphur Springs Va to attend today the opening of the supreme court or join the other justices in paying respects to President Wilson. The justice has been suffering from high blood pressure centralized in the arteries of one arm causing painful inflammation.
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Washington
Tamar
White Sulphur Springs Va
Aureme Court
Wilson
President Wilson Sends Sympathy Over Justice Lamar’s Illness
The text notes Justice Lamar’s health decline and that he hopes to resume duties within weeks. President Wilson sent a letter of sympathy and Mrs. Lamar reported some improvement, indicating the case as a high priority in national affairs.
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Wilson
Justice Lamar
Lamar
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