Reynolds Pharmacy Opens in Graham With Welcome Carnation
The Reynolds Pharmacy opens today in Graham with a cordial greeting to visitors and a carnation for each. George B. Geyer, an experienced pharmacist, will supervise the prescription department and lead the new enterprise to success. The Daily News extends best wishes and notes Reynolds earlier success in West Graham. The day also features church services and a note on Mrs. C. H. Mahood being hospitalized after an operation.
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Reynolds
West Graham
Puller & Mahood
Reynold
Graham
Nut
George B. Geyer
The
Daily News
Reynolds Pharmacy
Callaway Recounts Western War Spirit and Mobile Militia
H C Callaway returned from a western trip via Denver where he witnessed mobilization orders and militia activity. Chicago recruiting stations buzzed with volunteers as war fever spread from coast to coast. He also addressed a Locomotive Firemen convention in Denver before attending local business notices.
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H. C. Callaway
Denver
Funston
Mexico
Chicago
Callaway
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
En#ilmen
Episcopal Services and Visits Highlight Weekend
Episcopal services include Sunday school at 9 45 and a men's Bible class with evening prayers and a sermon at Spam. Morning prayers at Pocahontas occur at 11 o'clock. Visitors include Mrs Henry Warren of Knoxville with Dr and Mrs M P Carico, Mrs Jean Kelley of Portsmouth Ohio visiting Mrs Martha McGuirk, and Miss Elizabeth Fags of Blacksburg visiting Miss Mary Galloway.
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P. Sprinkle
Walter G. Forbes
Mulligan College
Brother Forbes
Graham
John A. Tate
Pocahontas
Henry Warren
Knoxville
M. P. Carico
Jean Kelley
Portsmouth Ohio
Martha McGuirk
Graham High School
Elizabeth Fags
Blacksburg
Mary Galloway
Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Advertised remedy claims unsurpassed relief for colic cholera and diarrhoea with one or two doses. It is described as unpalatable and non astringent, leaving the bowels in a natural condition and obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Northern Mexican commanders drift from Carranza control
Reports indicate northern Mexico forces still pledge allegiance to commanders not fully obedient to General Carranza. The U S War Department orders mobilization of state militia to the border under General Funston, with formations to be consolidated and sent promptly.
Mexican minister foresees inevitable war with U S
Lima reported the Mexican foreign affairs minister sent a lengthy note stating war with the United States was inevitable due to American methods and warning that Central and South American republics would be affected. Peru replied in a friendly tone urging peace and stability.
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Lima
Peru
Foreign Office
United States
Central
South America
Eight Boys in Army From One Chicago Family
Chicago will send eight sons from one family to the front as its record of patriotism. Alphonse Bourdon, the father, a French Canadian by birth, says they are all Americans and must fight. The mother expresses pride at their willingness to go without misgiving. Seven of the brothers are named.
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Chicago
Alphonse Bourdon
Endless Chain Danger of Catarrh
An ad explains catarrh as chronic inflammation from trapped bacteria in modern indoor living. It claims purifying the blood is the only cure and directs readers to Swift Specific Co in Atlanta for advice.
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Swift Specifie ‘O
Atlanta
Georgia
Fort Meade Soldier Ties To Illinois National Guard
A report notes a servicemember from Troop A of the First Cavalry in the Illinois National Guard who has served four years in the regular army and is stationed at Fort Meade.
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Troop A
First Cavalry
Illinois National Guard
Regular Army
Fort Meade
Captain Boyd Killed at Carrizal A West Pointer Native of Iowa
Washington reports Captain Charles T. Boyd killed at Carrizal a West Point graduate of 18% serving as infantry major in the Spanish American War age 46 with a widow and three children believed in St Louis survive him. Lieutenant Henry R. Adair 34 a West Point graduate 194 native of Oregon unmarried perishes noted.
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Washington
Charles T. Boyd
Carrizal
Iowa
West Point
St Louis
Henry R. Adair
Wet Point
Oregon
Bank of Crockett Robbed Near Wytheville Virginia
Two white men robbed the Bank of Crockett eight miles west of Wytheville just before noon. They netted four thousand four hundred dollars, forced cashier A B Hounshell and Roy Groseclose into the vault, then escaped. They later forced Philip Snavely to drive them toward the south mountain and abandoned the car after tying him.
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Bank of Crockett
Wytheville
A. B. Hounshell
the Kashier
Roy Groseclose
Hounshell
Groseclose
Japan Cannot Supply Munitions Says Mitsui Firm
Mitsui and two other major Japanese companies informed the Associated Press that they cannot supply munitions or arms to the Mexican government. They cited existing commitments to Japan’s allies and noted they had more orders than they could fill. The firms formed a joint munition corporation before the war to purchase from the government arsenal, the sole establishment of its kind in Japan.
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Japan
Mitsui Company
Associated Press Today
Mitsui
Takada
Okura
New York Broker Wounded in Lake Shore Drive Shooting
William Rebbe, a 30 year old New York broker, was shot and seriously wounded on Lake Shore Drive near Mrs. Potter Palmer’s home after claiming a hold up netted him $2,000. Police found a letter in his pocket boasting of a $100,000 theft by two would be assassins. William Jennings Bryan wept at the St. Louis convention.
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Chicago
William Rebbe
New York
Lake Shore Drive
Potter Palmer
Day in Congress Debates Postoffice Bill and Guards Aid
Congress met at noon to debate the postoffice appropriation and to authorize the Interstate Commerce Commission to set railway mail rates. Senator Lee proposed a 2 650 000 dollar appropriations for families of national guardsmen called to federal service. The Hay resolution to draft guardsmen into federal service was adopted. Impeachment charges against District Attorney Marshall of New York were pressed before the house committee. Griffin of New York urged an investigation of post office contracting for cancelling machines. Adjourned periods observed with sessions ending at 6 34 p m and 6 37 p m.
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Postoffice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lee
Hay
Bucks
Marshall
New York
House Committee
Griffin
Post Office Department
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and Skin Troubles
Zemo ointment offers eczema relief by applying as directed and claims to stop itching, heal skin troubles, and soothe sores burns and chafing. Sold by druggists at 25 cents or one dollar for extra large sizes from Zemo Cleveland.
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Zemo
Cleveland
Washington stirred by treacherous attack by Carranza's troops
Columbus New Mexico June 23 Pershing sent out large scouting patrols to locate wounded men of the negro cavalry detail which encountered Carranza's troops at Carrizal Wednesday. Seven horse holders returned to base and fear is expressed that American losses were greater than reported. Without mounts the retreating Americans might have been pressed by Mexican forces.
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Mexico
Scott
War Department
General Pershing
Columbus
N. M
Pershing
Carranza
Carrizal
Germans Capture French Trenches and More Front News
Paris reports German gains near Verdun with trenches lost and counterattacks repulsed as French and Russian forces clash from Dvinsk to the Galician border. Germans also advance in Bukowina and Volhynia while Austrian raids hit Venice and Mesopotamian fronts claim checks on Russian progress.
Switzerland Faces Deeper Economic Strain Amid German Demands
Paris dispatch quotes Edmund Schultness, Swiss federal councillor and head of commerce, noting Switzerland’s economy is more embarrassed and complex than generally understood as Germany seeks permission to export cotton and foodstuffs via German agents while threatening restrictions on coal iron and other essential materials.
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Switzerland
Paris
Edmund Schultness
Swiss Department of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture
Berne
Germany
Germans Capture French Trenches Near Verdun
In heavy fighting northeast of Verdun on June 23 German forces seized French first line trenches between Hills 320 and 320 and the Thiaumont works and advanced to the village of Fleury three and a half miles northeast of Verdun where they were repulsed. In other sectors German offensives were checked by French fire.
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Dvinsk
Verdun
Paris
Hiaumont
Fleury
Vaux
Chapitre
Fumin
Chenoi
Damloup
Moulainville
Meuse
Hill '04
le Mort Homme
Bukowina
Pflanzer
Galicia
Volhynia
Lutsk
Styr
Brody
Berlin
Vienna
Venice
Fort Nicole
Alberoni
Mesopotamia
Constantinople
New Plains
Pattak Pass
Thiaumont
Ver‘dun
New Greek Cabinet Announced in Athens via London
Official list of the new Greek cabinet shows Alexander Zaimis as premier and foreign affairs minister, General Calalis as war minister, George Allis as finance minister, Phocian Negria as communications, Haralambis as interior minister, Momperatos as justice, Libourikis as public instruction, Colligas as national economy, to be sworn in this evening.
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Athens
London
Alexander Zaimis
General Calalis
Marine
George Allis
Phocian Negria
Haralambis
Anthony Momperatos
Constantine Libourikis
Colligas
Public satisfaction in Greece after king ultimatum
General public approval in Athens follows the allies ultimatum to King Constantine. Diplomatic representatives urge immediate blockade lifting and the stock market recovers from a recent panic as optimistic sentiment spreads.
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Greece
Athens
Constantine
Funston Has Plans Ready
General Funston was advised that Secretary Baker will send all militia units to the border as fast as available. Plans for stationing a large number of troops are prepared under Funston’s recommendation for sufficient militia to provide border defense.
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Funston
San Antonio
Texas
Baker
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Graham Baptist Church
B. Hamric
J. Ed. Gibson
Warthure Lutheran Church
C. T H. Mahood
Hoy
J. B. Moone
C. H. Mahood
Bluefield
Mr. Callaway
Phiie
G. B. Geiger
Lynchburg
P. C. Nowlin
Cornell
Cornell- Wood - Board
Righte Preettieet
Fianet
Vee Geevers
Virginian Supply CO
Princeton, W. VA
Keys Planing Mills CO
Graham, VA
Huanche
Gen. Carranza
General Funston
San Diego
Navy
Buffalo
Mazatlan
Huaymas
Tobolobamp
West Coast
Vera Cruz
Nebraska
Mexico City
State Department
Tampico
Boyd
Towa
Broker
William Jennings Bryan
St. Louis
Birmingham Age-Herald
Congress
Senate
Nan
Eczema
West Virginia
Virginia
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Blinefield
Redpath
Union Bank & Trust Co
Princeton Avenue
Tazewell Street
Bluefield, W. VA
Cohen’s
Isadore Cohen
Princeton Ave
Bluefield Taxi CO
Princeton
W. VA
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