Trade Commission Seen Aiding Business in New Deal Bill
Senate Democrats say the Newlands Trade Commission bill will aid business by granting federal powers to curb unfair trade practices. The measure includes Stevens provisions and would allow orders to restrain corporations, with appeals to district courts if defied, while House leaders seek adjournment until after the election.
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Washington
Senate
Francis G. Newlands
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
BR. B. Stevens
New Hampshire
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
District Courts of
United States
Wilson
Congress
Oscar W. Underwood
House
John Whern
Indiana
Democratic Caucus
Newlands
Trade Commission
F. M. Simmons
Kern
Juon.ay
Robbers Crack Meat Market Safe After Trap Fails
In St Louis on June 19 an automated explosive trap at John Meurer’s meat market failed to detonate during a real burglary. Robbers cracked the safe last night and stole its contents while the device remained intact after rehearsals had frightened false suspects. Ed Ritter, a store employee, reported the incident and noted the safe’s combination knob was found nearby.
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St. Louie
John Meurer
Edward Ritter
Faneagie
Depepsin Syrup Promises Quick Dyspepsia Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the best remedy for indigestion and stomach complaints. It highlights a testimonial from W. Goucher about long dyspeptic symptoms resolved after use, touts the product as gentler than pills and salts, and offers a free sample bottle by mail.
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W. Goucher
S A R MOTORISTS TO COVER ROUTE OF GEN WASHINGTON
New York June 19. The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution will organize an automobile pilgrimage tracing General Washingtons 1775 Philadelphia to Cambridge route. Starting Philadelphia next week the ten day ride will visit Trenton New York Jersey sites and towns along the way, with tablets and memorials at key spots. Over a hundred participants are expected with many local augments, concluding in Cambridge on July 3 with ceremonies.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Cambridge
National Society of the Gons of the
Irving
George Washington
Springfield
Mass
Nar Ipod Society
Chicago
Henry F. Punderton
Liberty
Lexington
Concord
Boston
Bunker Hill
Sons of Revolution
Light -Horge
Anthony Lispenard
Hudson
Hoboken
Canal Street
New York Provincial Congress
Sons of_ the Revolution
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street
Rogers Clark Ballard Thurston
Louisville
Old Post Road
Kingsbridge
Fairfield
New Haven
Telco
Yale
Green
Isaac Beers
Chapel and
College Streets
Wethersfield
Silas Deane
Hartford
Parson Brown
Palmer
Brookfield
Worcester
Watertown
Sons of the Revolution
Cambrideg
Citrolax Ike: Best Laxative Ad Teases Drugstore Sales
An advertisement extols Citrolax as the ideal remedy for constipation and related ailments with lemonade flavor and quick, pleasant relief. Hindle's Drug Stores promote the product. Separately, Radford B. Smith's Saturday Sales grow, praising last Saturday's turnout and announcing another big sale this week.
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Hindle’s Drug Stores
Adv
Radford B. Smith's
Four Leaf Clover Swindle Netted $2000 in California
Los Angeles June 19 The clever beggar alias Ope Wilson entered the city with a plan to profit from the four leaf clover craze. He bought and sold seed at high prices, promising four leaf plants and huge profits. The office closed as landlords found leaf samples altered with green plaster to fake quatrefoils, netting about $2000 before exposure.
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Los Angeles
California
Ope Wilson
Help for Boy Violinist Tony Pocanio on Westward Journey
Italian orphan Tony Pocanio, age ten, travels west seeking musical education after being noticed playing a native violin tune aboard a New York steamship by Charles MacAndrews of Omaha. MacAndrews, visiting Albany, persuades Tony’s guardians to take responsibility as Tony’s parents are deceased and he travels with laborers toward a future study opportunity.
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Albany
Tony Pocanio
New York
Charles MacAndrews
Sailam
Tony
Italy
West Point Cadets Assigned to Duty
Washington June 19 cadets from West Point were assigned by the war department to their active careers. Fifteen graduates join the engineer corps, 21 to cavalry, seven to field artillery, 20 to coast artillery, and 43 to infantry. Also noted are unrelated lines about African American workers and dancing in New York for prizes.
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Washington
Military Academy
West Point
War Department
Engineer Corps
Cavalry
Séld Artillery
Coast Artillery
Infantry
State Manual Ready for Distribution This Year
The state manual and register will be distributed today according to Richard J. Dwyer deputy secretary. The 1914 edition is ahead of 1913 but behind prior years with many town details and acres listed. It includes parcel post law bank names express office addresses town clerk offices and new senate and house vacancies. About 6350 books will be printed and the spring topic remains unclear between corn medistion and railroad reform.
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State Manual and Register
Richard J. Dwyer
Caton
the of Representatives
Senate Land House
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J. W. Goucher
G. W. Knight & CO
City Savings Bank
BUDG
Bridgeport
The
Peck & Lines Co
Middle ST
Bridgeport, Ct
Gen. Washington
Mohican Company
Golden Hill Street
Gora
Mobican ” Creamery Buster
Stratford
York State
Reese
Duff Gordon Sherry
Grocery Department
Uneeda Biscuits
Alaska
Can
Sperry Lobster
Mohican
Maryland
Jett
New York Harbor
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
G. F. Heublein
Bro. Naslaedstein
Budweis
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