Clark Wilson divide the vote in Oklahoma polls
Incomplete returns from Democratic precinct conventions across Oklahoma show Speaker Champ Clark and Governor Wilson nearly equal in instructed delegations for the February 22 state convention. County conventions follow to name delegates, with the indurgément question likely settled at the state meeting. Colonel Roosevelt says he accepts invitations to speak, viewing it as aiding a great state's government.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Champ Clark
Wilson
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Tell Missourians to Support Clark
Missouri delegates from Jackson County were chosen to back Champ Clark as the Democratic presidential candidate at the state convention in Joplin on February 20. Supporters of former Governor Folk, who withdrew, endorsed Clark and praised both Clark and Folk in a adopted resolution.
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Kansas City, Mo
Jackson County
Joplin
Champ Clark
Missouri
Folk
Clark
Roosevelt to Speak at Ohio Constitutional Convention
Former President Theodore Roosevelt will address delegates at Ohio's fourth constitutional convention on February 21. He accepted the invitation in a letter to C. B. Galbreath, secretary of the convention, confirming his participation.
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Columbus
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio
C. B. Galbreath
Taft indorsement labeled packed with federal officeholders
Philip B. Stuart and other progressive Republicans filed suit over a Colorado Republican State central committee meeting that endorsed Taft for renomination by 108 to 10 and included at least 20 Taft appointees in attendance. The committee rejected an amendment to back Roosevelt, 103 to 10.
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Taft
Denver
Republican State Central Committee
Philip B. Stuart
Stuart
Roosevelt
Colorado
Theodore Roosevelt
Woman Dies at Banquet Table in Lodge Event
In Providence on February 12 Mrs. Ella F. Lincoln wife of Coroner Eugenie H. Lincoln died suddenly while seated at the banquet table during Redwood Lodge A F and A M annual ladies night. The gathering paused for prayer led by Rabbi Nathan tern as mournful news spread.
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Providence
Ella F. Lincoln
Eugenie H. Lincoln
Redwood Lodge
A. F
A. M
Danderine Promises Abundant Hair and No More Dandruff
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as dissolving dandruff, purifying the scalp, and halting itching. It claims within ten minutes the scalp is clean and hair stops shedding, with weeks of use bringing new, fine hair and a luxurious, healthy look.
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Knowlton
Urico Cure Claim Promises Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement extols Urico as a universal cure for rheumatism asserting it targets the blood and kidneys to remove uric and rheumatic acids. It denounces liniments as temporary fixes that merely relocate disease and claims no permanent cure exists without cleansing the blood.
Fire Commissioner Cole New Step in Lynch Will Case
The Civil Service Commission approved Colonel Charles H Cole Jr to be fire commissioner, replacing Charles D Daly who was removed January 26. A separate legal action seeks to force executor James P Magenis to specify contested items in the Eugene Lynch estate, amid disputes over stocks and bonds tied to Mrs Lynch. Executors Casey and Curley deny resignations and pledge to stay in the case.
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Cole
Lynch
Civil Service Commission
Charles H. Cole
Charles D. Daly
Eugene Lynch
Mary E. Lynch
Republic
John H. Casey
James P. Magenis
Curley
Casey
Star Brewing Company
Magenis
New City Commissioner Takes Charge at Fire Headquarters
After meeting at noon with Assistant City Clerk Wilfred J Doyle the new commissioner reported to Bristol street fire headquarters and assumed command. Colonel John H Dunn, temporarily in charge, steps aside. Dunn, ex Boston Police Commission member and former rifle practice inspector general for the State under Governor Douglas, is in his 41st year and has long military prominence as major of the First Corps of Cadets.
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Wilfred J. Doyle
Bristol Street
John H .Dunn
Cole
Boston
Douglas
First Corps of Cadets
Lockhart mill end sale draws record Boston crowds
Opening day at Houghton and Dutton Company features the largest attendance yet for a Lockhart sale in Boston. Hundreds wait before opening. extra staff assist as discounts cover all merchandise, with footwear highlighted. Sale run nine more days to attract new patrons and regular customers.
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Lockhart Mill-End
Houghton & Dutton Company
Boston
Lockhart
Rger
Houghton & Dutton's
Executors File Itemized Account After Court Objection
Court directed executors to file an itemized account of their doings after Judge George Magenis heard objections to the entire bill. The itemized report was filed Saturday and the judge questioned specific items during the hearing.
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Coerdiawi
Anonte
George
Post Receives Dollar Donation for Mrs Sweeney
The Post acknowledges receiving $1 from A Reader of the Post for Mrs Sweeney. The money will be forwarded to her.
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the Post
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
Advert describes Ely's Cream Balm as a quick fix for catarrh and colds with stoppage and headaches. Claims immediate relief within minutes and warns against lingering germs, urging a 50 cent bottle from the druggist. Suggests use for children for colds and croup.
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Ely
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