Miss LaRey Davis of Chattanooga Gains 24 Pounds
Miss LaRey Davis of Chattanooga says Tanlac restored her health after years of stomach trouble rheumatism and low weight. She weighed 76 pounds before treatment and now weighs over 100 pounds with improved appetite and vitality. Doctor G F Villa explains auto intoxication as the root of her ailments and endorses Tanlac as a reconstructive tonic.
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Tanlac
LaRey Davis
Restang
Glass, Street
East Chattanooga
Tench
Miss Davis
Live and Let Live Drug Company
Chattanooga
Gas City
Ind
G. F. Villa
Atlanta
Jacobs' Pharmacy Co
Tanisc
Aay
Anglo French loan talks travel with guarded New York train
On September 27 the final New York Central train carrying four Anglo French commission members departed Grand Central for Chicago under heavy security. Detectives policed the route, inspecting passengers and the train, amid threats faced by the delegation planning credit terms for a proposed 500 million loan to Britain and France.
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New York
New York Central
Chicago
Anglo-French Financial Commission
Grand Central Station
Great Britain
France
Terea
Commission
Excent
Tord Reading
Basil B. Blackett
Lord Heading
West
Middle West
Swede to be shot by Utah authorities
Joseph Hillstrom, known as Swede, is to die by firing squad in Utah on October 1 after a court sentence. Governor Spry notified Washington, and a Swedish minister telegram urged delay due to claims of an unfair trial. A meeting of the pardons board affirmed the trial was fair and Hillstrom had opportunity to prove innocence. Morrison, a grocer, and his 18 year old son were involved in the case.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph Hillstrom
William Spry
State Department
Washington
W. A. F. Ekengren
Spry
Hillstrom
Board of Pardons
Hillis J. C. Morrison
Robert Macaulay Dead Montreal Father of Canadian insurance
Robert Macaulay president of Sun Life Insurance Company of Canada has died at age . he was regarded as the father of the insurance business in Canada. The Montreal death marks a major loss for the industry and his long career spanned several decades.
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Robert Macaulay
Montreal
Sun Life Insurance of Canada
Canada
Experienced Mother Guides Expectant Mothers to Ease Labor
An experienced mother network supports new mothers to avoid suffering during pregnancy. The text promotes Mother's Friend as a trusted external remedy from drug stores. It claims to keep muscles flexible reduce strain on cords and ligaments relieve nerve and tendon tension including nausea and morning sickness. It is highly recommended.
Open Air School Opens At Tenth Street School
Atlanta starts an open air school at Tenth street with 170 pupils enrolled for first through fourth grades. Teachers praise the modern open air setup as mothers plan a Wednesday meeting to discuss benefits and clothing needs, while the city provides army-blanket bags and individual lockers for extra clothing.
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Atlanta
Tenth Street School
Leo Street
Landrum Slao
Ruthenian Fugitive Surrenders to U S Authorities in Murder Case
Miloroslaw Siczynski, a Ruthenian who killed Count Andreas Potocki in 1908 and escaped prison, surrendered to immigration commissioner at Ellis Island. He seeks status adjudication to pursue citizenship. He has been in the United States months, identity hidden until now. The case ties to aristocratic Ruthenian peasant strife and two failed trials followed by a death sentence commuted to twenty years. He previously fled to Sweden and Austria before arriving in America eight months ago.
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New York
Miloroslaw Siczynski
Andreas Potocki
Galicia
F. C. Howe
Ellis Island
Siczynski
United States
Count Potyeki
Skaynski
Slozynaki
Sulclan
Siezynski
Francis Joseph
Sweden
Austria
America
Royal Welcome to Dixie Tourists in Atlanta
A large Dixie Highway tour stops in Atlanta with thousands of visitors and an escort planned to Macon. BR N Reed, head of the Atlanta Automobile and Accessories Association, chairs the central committee to showcase the highway’s needs and national significance. The outlined route spans Danville to Miami with multiple legs and early morning departures, highlighting travel demand and community support for a permanent hard surfaced north–south highway.
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Atlanta
Macon
BR. N. Reed
Atlanta Automobile and Accessories Association
Central Committee
Dixie Parehway
Dixie Highway Commissioners
Chicago
Dan Ville
Wty
Danville
Indianapolis
Ind
Louisville
Nashville
Tenn
Milene
Nashvill
Chattanooga
Lew
Atlantta
atlanta-Macon
Albany, Ga
Albany-Tallahassee
Fla
Tallahassee- Tecknonville
Jacksonville
Cocoa File
Ibs
Cocoa Palm ‘Beach
Palm Beach
Miami
Kaiser Will Return to the Western Front
London dispatch says Emperor William plans to move his headquarters to Luxemburg in October. Transfers already ordered, per Berlin advices. Luxemburg city lies about fifty miles from Verdun, near the western front fighting line where German forces have pressed the French since early war.
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London
William
Luxemburg
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Berlin
Grand Duchy of Luxembur
Luzemburg
Grand Duchy
Verdun
Stowers Theft Estimated Under Three Hundred Dollars
Bishop Cleland K Nelson of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta says a secretary George C Stowers confessed to stealing over 15000 but the deficit found is only 200 to 300 dollars after rapid audits. The bishop plans to have Stowers brought to Atlanta for full review and awaits counts before comment. Police will act once Nelson files a warrant.
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Cleland K. Nelson
Episcopal Diocese of
Atlanta
George C. Stowers
New York
Stowers
Nelson
The
Constitution
W. M Mayo
Bishop Nelson
Mayo
Chief Mayo
Submarine Talk Open to German Envoy in New York Move
Washington dispatch says Acting Secretary Polk informs Count von Bernstorff he may resume submarine negotiations with state department officials or meet Secretary Lansing in New York. Lansing is ready to meet when Berlin signals. Officials note Bernstorff has not yet asked for an interview or received Berlin guidance on the Arabic case.
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Washington
Polk Han
Count von Bernstorff
State Department
Lansing
New York
Berlin
Cant von Bernstorff
Big College Night at Georgia Tech Observed Monday
Georgia Tech held a large student gathering in the Y.M.C.A. auditorium with talks, college yells, and refreshments after which a reception for new students followed. Governor Harris attended chapel and planned to join the evening program but health prevented him. Faculty and student leaders spoke on college life and activities. L. W. "Chip" Robert urged energy for college life. Coach Heisman praised athletic prospects and discipline. A gun club will form soon with plans for rifles and equipment, and practice will start as Tech coordinates with northern and eastern colleges. Special attention will be given to the Glee Club and other activities.
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Georgia Tech
Y. MC
Tech
Harris
Dr. Matheson
L. W
Chip” Robert
Park A. Dallis Company
J. W.heisman
Ith
Teading
Ody
Glee Club
And
Streets Unsafe Owing to Subway Work In New York
A board of engineers inspects timber street surfaces from new subway work as coroner’s jury probes last week’s Seventh Avenue and Twenty Fifth Street collapse killing seven. Commissioner Woods orders closing heavy trucking on Broadway from Twenty sixth to Thirty Ninth Street and Seventh Avenue from Sixteenth to Thirty First Street. Superstructure supports must be strengthened and danger remains on Broadway between Twenty sixth and Thirty third streets. Inquest into Wednesday’s accident adjourned to Thursday.
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New York
Board of Engineers
Seventh Avenue
Woods
Broadway
Twenty-sixth
Thirty-ninth Street
Thirty-first
Thirty-third
Packers Defend Seizure of Vitalia Steamer by Britain
Chicago attorneys from Swift & Co and Armour & Co announce plans to protest to the state department over Britain's seizure of the Norwegian steamer Vitalia carrying seventy earloads of Chicago packing house products. They travel to Washington to file a complaint, arguing the goods were shipped to a neutral port under The Netherlands Overseas Trust and not intended for Germany.
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Chicago
Chicago Packing Houses
State Department
Great Britain
Vitalia
Chicago Packing House
Henry Veeder
Swift & Co
Faulkner, Jr
Armour & Co
Washington
Netherlands Overseas Trust
England
Tus
Germany
Rotterdam
Convict ball players escape in Alabama
Five Speigner prison camp baseball players escaped from a wagon returning from a Wetumpka game. Two guards pursued them as they fled into nearby woods, firing shots that proved ineffective.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
State Convict Department
Mornigs
Speigner Prison Camp
Wetumpka
French use bayonet against German troops near Perthes Cham baghe
Paris reports say French infantry broke a German trench line north of Perthes Cham baghe after sixty hours of bombardment. French battalions advanced at dawn, disarmed the defenders, and took prisoners as Zouaves overwhelmed the German works. wounded and dead numbers were heavy, with trains later showing many German prisoners.
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Paris
Perthes
Cham
Gerepenteforaus
Orchestraa
Marseilles
AC Repor
Eleven Men Entombed in Pennsylvania Mine
Eleven miners at Coaldale Pennsylvania owned by Pehigh Coal and Navigation Company were trapped after a roof failure and flood. Rescue teams worked through the night with a dirt and coal barrier built to hold back water and debris, officials warned it could be tomorrow before any possible rescue if structural collapse occurred.
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Jainsford
Pehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Coaldale
Tere
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