31 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
1
Winter millinery displays feature latest style developments from eastern wholesale houses and local origins by Mrs. M. L. Langdon of Atlantic Iowa. Models show originality and exclusiveness in utmost beauty, drawing wide admiration.
Ladies! Ladies! Ladies! Write today for our valuable medicine book sent free on request. Our remedies never fall. Sansby Drug Co St. Paul, Miun.
Des Moines reports on L. J. Aldrich challenging his confinement at the Knoxville state hospital for inebriates. A petition seeks release, naming George Donohue as superintendent, with the case in Marion county court. Also notes moves to curb wood alcohol sales and related health risks.
New York October 31 fusion ticket led by John Purroy Mitchel drew a packed Madison Square Garden audience including former ambassador Oscar Straus and Seth Low. Low answered how to destroy Tammany by saying it would be done by putting it on a hunger strike and not feeding it. Also reports an all night spree in Joliet ends with two men surviving a jump from a bridge over the canal.
New York printer Moore asks federal court to restrain Governor Glynn from acting and seeks Sulzer’s restoration. He argues New York lacks a republican form of government and targets assembly impeachments, requesting audit of state books. Also notes missing copper magnate Worthington found in Milford Pa and Methodist men convention endorsement of prohibition. Rosenthal acquitted in Mann Act case.
New stock arriving includes pressed shapes and trimmings with corsage and muff bouquets in fashion this season. Collina Hat Shop offers the latest accessories for upcoming styles.
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