Can’t Deny It Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills by Mrs Hardy
An Atlantic Iowa woman, Mrs W V Hardy of 601 E Ninth St, credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with relief from kidney and bladder trouble. She reports better sleep, reduced headaches, and overall better health after using the remedy from Moore Drug Co. She confirms earlier statements made July 31, 1906, and reaffirms the pill’s benefits in a March 21, 1910 interview. Foster Milburn Co sells Doan’s in the United States for 50 cents a box.
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W. V. Hardy
Ninth St
Atlantic
Iowa
Richard E. Sloan Named United States District Judge for Arizona
President designates Richard E. Sloan to serve as United States District Judge for the District of Arizona. He fills a federal position, reflecting continued expansion of the judiciary. Sloan is expected to preside over key cases in the Arizona district.
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United States
Arizona
Rexall Orderlies Claim Safe Constipation Relief
An advertorial touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe cure for chronic constipation, denying cathartics and promising a money back offer if unsatisfied. It asserts the product tones nerves and muscles of the large intestine, with pleasant candy like tablets and varied package sizes sold at The Rexall Store in Atlanta through The Moore Drug Co.
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Rexall Orderlies
Atlantic
Rexall
Moore Drig Co
Rifles sent to Mexico City arm Americans abroad
Acting Secretary Wilson confirms a Mexico City report that all dependable Americans will be armed for defense and other governments will take similar safeguards. Ambassador Wilson will distribute 1000 Krag Jorgensen rifles and revolvers en route to Mexico City, with one million rounds of ammunition. Rifles, owned by the army ordnance department, may be bought for 6 dollars upon receipt.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico City
New York
Army Ordnance Department
State Department
General Aubert Battles Rebels Near Otoncilo, Mexico
General Tracy Aubert and his column of 1,200 federals fought a prolonged engagement against superior rebel forces at Otoncilo and nearby, eighteen miles west of Jimenez. Both sides suffered heavy losses. Aubert reportedly extricated his unit for the time being, rebels holding the field.
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Jiminez
Mex
Tracy Aubert
Otoncilo
Here
Aubert
Youthful Raider Is Taken in Hillsville
In Hillsville Virginia on March 30 Friel Allen a seventeen year old member of the Allen gang was arrested in a carriage shed at his father’s home eight miles away. He shares a Hillsville jail cell with his cousin Slaunde Ewanson Allen as Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards remain at large. The five murders at Carroll County courthouse on March 14 initiated a manhunt for the outlaw band.
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Hillsville
Friel Allen
Allen
Carroll County Court House
Jack Allen
Slaunde Ewanson Allen
Sidna Allen
Wesley Edwards
Rioting Reported in Nanking and Peking
A report from Nanking says a serious outbreak has occurred with soldiers looting extensively in Nanking and Peking amid rising unrest in March.
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Nanking
Peking
Lynching in Blacksburg and Industry News Span Headlines
Two Negroes lynched near Blacksburg D C after an attack on a white man. Commerce bill to abolish the commerce court favorably reported in the house by a majority of the commerce committee. House interstate commerce committee votes to report favorably a bill for physical valuation of all U S railroads. Elections committee recommends unseating Representative C C Bowman Eleventh Pennsylvania district on election fraud charges. Women to replace men in Del Monte Heights electric railway cars in Monterey California. Havana investigation committee reports irregularities involving millions of dollars. Isthmian Canal Commission Chair Goethals tells senate committee first ship through Panama Canal in August or September 1913. About fifty I W W arrests at San Diego admit trying to overthrow U S government in report to immigration bureau. Cedar Lawn de Kol Johanna world champion two year old cow dies from blood poisoning after fame for milk and butter production.
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Blacksburg
D. C
Commerce Court
House
Commerce Committee
House Interstate Commerce Committee
United States
House Elections Committee
C. C. Bowman
Pennsylvania
del Monte Heighta Electric Railway
Monterey
Cal
Havana
Isthmian Canal Commission
Goethals
Senate Interoceanic Canal Committee
Panama Canal
Industrial Workers of the World
San Diego
California
Immigration Bureau
Washington
Cedar Lawn de Kol Johanna
C. A. Schoeder
West Bend
Wis
Suffragettes Protest Commons and Tariff Board Critique
London crowds denounce the house of commons betrayal as suffragettes unite to boycott hats to strike at trades. In Washington, Chairman Underwood attacks the tariff board noting costs of $550,000 over three years with three poor reports on wood pulp wool and cotton.
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Commons
London
House of Commons
Despard
Asquith
Underwood
Tariff Board
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Bargain sale at News Telegraph office items offered
The News Telegraph announces quick sale of office goods from the old Telegraph. Desks, song tables, rough shelves, and a Cole’s Hot Blast stove are offered at bargain prices to clear stock. Purchases must be placed with Wilken Monument Works in Atlantic, Iowa.
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News-Telegraph
Cole
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Hedges
East 4Th Street
Richard E. Sloan
Clark
E. E. Wilcox
Optometrist
Atlantic Produce Co
BelljPhone
Locust
Father
Senate
Smoot
Wilken Monument Works
Atlantic, Iowa
Bojens Hardware Store
Albert Bojens
Lowa
Brown Grocery Co
Choen
Kimballton Construction Co
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