Women Are Silent at Democratic Convention Silent Plea
Thousands of suffragists in St. Louis form a silent line from Hotel Jefferson to the Coliseum to press for a suffrage plank in the Democratic platform. The Golden Lane of white dresses and yellow sashes was directed by the Equal Suffrage League of Missouri. Delegates and visitors will pass the line by auto or on foot along the downtown route. Ten women delegates attend from five states. Advertisement for lawn mowers appears at 407 Locust St. Chas D Beers.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Hotel
Jefferson
Coliseum
Equal Suffrage League of Missouri
Why Women Write Letters About Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Readable excerpts discuss the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co letters. They claim all letters are truthful and authored with full consent by the women who wrote them. The ad asserts the product brings health and happiness to women, addressing skepticism.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Magee and Cliff Markle Promise in Minor Leagues
A New York Yankee pitcher prospect, Cliff Markle, impressed near-Feds with a strong spring. Magee, then Brookfeds manager, advised Markle to stay in the minors another year to develop. He predicted Markle would join him in 1916, though events did not unfold as expected.
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New York Yankee
Cliff Markle
Markle
Leo
Magee
Brookfeds
Phillies Praise Third Basemen In National league Talk
Reports claim Heinie Groh is the Reds last station yet Patrick Moran argues Milton Steck outshines in other fields. Moran says Steck is the classiest third baseman in parent baseball today. Groh covers great ground and can throw to first or second as well as Herzog's man.
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Phillies
Pat Moranes
Heinie Groh
Cincinnati
Reds
Ert
Patrick
Groh
Milton Steck
Steck
Moran
Redleg
Charley’ Herzog
Hurley Chosen Chairman Of Federal Trade Commission
The federal trade commission adopted annual rotation for its chairman. Edward N. Hurley was selected by vote to succeed Joseph E. Davies after a White House conference with President Wilson. Hurley has served on the commission since its organization, which seeks to prevent unfair methods of competition in commerce.
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Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edward N. Hurley
Joseph BE. Davies
White House
Davies
Wilson
Turks Claim Big Victory in Caucasian Mesopotamian Fronts
Constantinople reports a Turkish engagement where a 1,000 strong cavalry force was annihilated and war materials captured. The Irak front saw two gunboats and three large ammunition boats sunk, with a large munition depot destroyed along the river banks.
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Constantinople
War Office
Allies Draft Mail Reply To Wilson Note Seizure
London June 14 The foreign office said French and British governments prepare an answer to President Wilson’s note on seized American mails. The reply will state a delay of not more than forty eight hours in passage of seized mail is insured. The American note will not be published here.
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United States
London
Foreign Office
Wilson
Gasoline Burns May Kill Babe In Milwaukee Tale
The two year old son of Mrs Pattiinoy is dying in a Milwaukee hospital after a gasoline can was overturned on a hot stove. The incident, described in the clipping, may prove fatal for the child.
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Babe
Cellie Pattiinoy
Steger and Sons founder John V. Steger found dead in reservoir
The body of John V. Steger, president of Steger and Sons Pland Manufacturing, was recovered from a large reservoir in Steger, Illinois, a town he founded twenty five years ago.
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Chicago
John V. Steger
Steger and Sons Pland Manufacturing Company
Steger
Ill
Wich
Dedication of First Methodist Episcopal Church at Peoria
Bishops William F McDowell of Chicago Thomas Nicholson of New York and Charles B Mitchell of Chicago officiated at the dedication of the new First Methodist Episcopal Church in Peoria. The edifice cost $100000.
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Peoria Church
Peoria
William F. McDowell
Chicago
Thomas Nitcholson
New York
Charles B. Mitchell
First Methodial Episcopal Church
Atlantic Northern Makes Improvements Rail Line
The Saturday Evening Post article cites Babson on railroads with less activity, but a Kimballton trip shows Atlantic Northern renewing ties and ditching. Observers praise the road bed, new bridges, quality material, and efficient use of funds, noting strong community support and confidence in long term pay.
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Saturday Evening Post
Babson
Atlantic Northern
Kimballton
Elk Horn
Local Markets and Social Notes 1891 Event Recap
June 14 1891 markets list wheat corn oats hogs cattle eggs butter and dairy prices in local trade. Social items record visits births graduations W O W meetings, dances at Mickel building, and Telegraph contest entrants from Atlantic to Cumberland with names of contestants and towns.
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Dr. McCall
Telegraph
Clara Otto
Atlantic
Ada Pellett
Anna Taylor
Robie’ Smith
Buck Creek
Jennie Evans
Cumberland
Woodward
Massena
Grace Russell
Benton Township
Nellie Wheatley
Maine
Fannie Roberts
Lewis
Card of Thanks for Burial Support and Flowers
The Bennett family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and floral tributes after the burial of husband and father Mrs. L. H. Bennett and Children thank supporters for help and condolences.
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L. H. Bennett
Home Economics Tour Planned For Atlantic Women
The Commercial club plans a farm tour for Atlantic area women on Thursday June 22. The Home Economics division of the Extension department at State College will provide a speaker and run the tour. Cars will be arranged for all interested women to join the trip.
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Atlantic and
Vicinity
Ameéy
Commercial Club
Home Economics
Extension Department
the State College At
Amey
Women Makers Conference Promises Home Economies Insight
The conference offers women a chance to share ideas and bridge generations of housekeepers. It aims to deepen appreciation for household tasks, explain market utensils, and lighten labor while improving home conditions. Sessions cover home management foods sanitation and school luncheons with topics on bread eggs milk meat and garden value. Further announcements will follow.
Car collision near Walnut reveals other driver's identity
The Monday evening crash near Walnut involved a car driven by Carl Barringer and owned by Earl Alexander. The other vehicle’s owner and driver was John Voss of near Walnut, Iowa, with license number 359926.
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Carl Barringer
Earl Alexander
Walnut
John Voss
Near
Iowa
Fielder Jones Recall of Lajoie Spitball Trick in 1908 Debate
In a tale told by Fielder Jones, the White Sox faced Cleveland with Ed Walsh pitching. Larry Lajoie batted in the ninth with two outs and three on, but catcher Billy Sullivan signaled for a spitball, signaling a switch as Walsh threw a fastball for a called strikeout.
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Fielder Jones
White Sox
Ware
Cleveland
Larry Lajoie
Ed Walsh
Chicago
Bily Sullivan
Catching
Bugs
Larry
Sullivan
Lajoie
Bullivan
Walsh
Toothie
Atrike
Th O'Loughlin
Three Wounded in Feud Over Cattle Trespass at Wisconsin Farm
June 14 Manston Wisconsin reports John Vilag, his wife, and two month old baby wounded after a neighbor James Kureca fired a shotgun asVilag and family drove into town. Vilag gravely hurt in abdomen. Mrs Vilag seriously wounded in arm and shoulder. Baby shot multiple times. Bloodhound posse searches for Kureca amid long running cattle trespass dispute.
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Manston
Wis
John Vilag
James Kureca
Villas
Vilag
Kureca
Governor Dunnie Bon Some Runner of Inglis
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local note about a governor or official named Dunnie or Dunn, with mentions of runner results and a figure or event at Sythceld. Details are unclear due to garbled characters and missing context.
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Dunnie
Yerom
Dunne
Epn
Inglis
Four neutral ships sunk by mine or torpedo in Atlantic
Reuters reports four neutral ships damaged off the Atlantic scene as mines or torpedoes strike. Norwegian and Swedish vessels are mentioned with Swedish steamship Prosper and British steamer Salmonpool among those affected. Inquiries continue into the submarine activity near Maraollios and the Mediterranean theater.
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SoSe
London
Reuter
Holland
Prosper ‘Il
Para
Yidling
Salmonpool
Méditerranean
Maraollios
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