Newberry canvasser accused of cash payments testimony in Grand Rapids trial
Testimony in the Newberry election conspiracy case details cash gifts and payments linked to Allen K. Moore. Rail workers, lodge foremen, and petition circulation in Great Lakes area are cited as supporting evidence. Witnesses describe Moore giving money, placing funds in vests, and soliciting favors during the campaign.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Allen K. Moore
Dundee
Great Lakes
Ill
Moore
B.&. Dery
Mackinaw
Cts
Gar House
Lewiberry
Degg
Aso
Lena
Grayling
Corbin Resigns as State Tax Collector in Hartford
In Hartford a former state tax collector resigned after ten years in office. Governor Holand announced the move in a formal letter stating it was necessary for him to perform state duties. The letter was dated February 1 and cited agitation as a factor in the decision.
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Corbin
Hartford
Sioner
Connecticut
Holand
Rheuma promise relief for rheumatic conditions
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a safe reliable remedy for rheumatism chronic arthritis and related pains. It highlights personal testimonials from Tagmas Jr. Eady and a general no cure no pay claim backed by Hartizan's and others while urging readers to request details and postage for a sample.
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Milore
Tagmas Jr
Eady
Schuylerville
Hartizan's
Diet and Dyspepsia Tablets Boost Work Output
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for mental fatigue caused by poor eating. It claims regular meals followed by tablets improve energy and sociability, arguing that skipping meals leads to isolation, while the tablets stimulate digestion and juices to support better work performance.
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Stuart
Begg's Mustarine Heat Remedy Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Jast Yellow Mustard and Begg's Mustarine as external remedies for backache, lumbago, and inflammation. It claims mustard plasters blistered skin, while Begg's Mustarine provides faster, cleaner relief without blistering, available 30 and 80 cents from druggists or by mail from G C Wells & Co, Le Roy.
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Begg
Wells & Co
le Roy
Private Wireless Stations Legal Again After February 29
WASLINGTON says private wireless stations will regain legality after February 29. The government will relinquish control of private radio facilities, returning them to prewar conditions and subject to older regulations under the act approved August 18, 1812.
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Waslington
Ganda
Sec~ Daniels
One Bidder At Ship Auction Opens Sale
At Shangton Fab 1 only one bid was offered for the vessels amid a pending court challenge. The Senate commerce and merchant marine committees will review bids and refitting costs before any sale proceeds, with Hearst litigation delaying final action.
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Tallent Ging
Sever Branche
Senate Commerce Committee
Payne
Crite
Kapate
Iashin
Tr Aviathan
George Washington
Aramomnor
Mont Vernan
Case Merchant Marine
Willam Randolph Hearst
Fraternal Group Holds Degree Work at Bridgeport Lodge
Reports from Bridgeport detail Improved Order of Red Men and Loyal Order of Moose activities. Officers including Charles L. Dennis and Charles J. Vennis were named, with elections for leadership and a plan to hold regular Thursday meetings at Eagles Hall starting March 41. Harmony Council and local U M A units prepared for degree work and a new council in Norwalk was announced. Youth Hebrew association members plan repainting of Eagles Hall building renamed Y M and Y W H A auditorium. Plaza shows featured William Farnum in Hoarse Strings plus multiple acts and Tom Mix in The Feud, with plot involving a feuding family and a foretold union.
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Bridgeport Lodge
Lagtal Grier
Magan
Harry W. Cole
Ana Mraries
Henry JD. Neale
Thomas Dollas
Joan Pfatzgrat
Supreme Lodge
Charles J. Vennis
Cale
Eagles Hall
Maron
Harmon Council, Jr
Harmony Counel
O UA
Harmday
Bridgeport
Wal State Street
Choise
Organang
W. Bla
Young Men and Young Women’s Hebrew Association
Eagles
Y. al
Plaza
Tim
William Farnum
Herman
Clifton
Hearst News
Tom Mix
Mix
Jere Teres
Bety Summers
Eva ‘Novak
Nancy
Mammy
Lynch
Summers
Mamamy
Mary Garden Says Kiss Him Left Diner Speech
Chicago gossip centers on Mary Garden, famed opera singer, who allegedly kissed him twice at a Teodoro Montemezzi tribute dinner. The incident involved Hazel McCormick of the Chicago Grand Opera and other attendees, with comments about public affection and propriety amid the celebration.
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Chicago
Ted
Marden
Mary
Tealo Montemezzi
Chicago Grand Opera Escocia Minn
Ats
Macy Walsit
Mr. McCorniels
Opera Association
Population and horse ratios in early US history
The record notes population growth in 1890 at 12,847 for a certain group and 165,244 horses, with households averaging about two people per home. By 1910 the population reached 102,972,268 and horses 14,220,988, about one horse per five people. In 1911 the population was estimated at 190,060,000 with 27,196,000 horses, roughly one horse for every five men.
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United States
Howe
Caillaux Confident as Trial Opens in French Senate
Paris February 17 Facing a high court in the Senate Jover Caillaux former premier stands resolute as he opens his treason trial. The ex leader, accused of betraying France during wartime, appears calm yet determined to clear his name amid intense political scrutiny. North end Convention Center to organize Friday night meeting at Madison school auditorium with Ellis Lundbe leading efforts.
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Caillaux
Paris
Justice
Jprench Senate
Joven Caillaux
Tyakee
Huspin
Lee
Tressay
Tie Senate
Madia
North End
Siadison
Ellis Lundbe
Mies PR
Wishengrad
Pel
Madison
Ty Gocias
Hillquist Warns Socialists Would Fight Reds in Albany
Moris Hillquit socialist leader testifies at trial of five suspended assemblymen on loyalty charges. He asserts socialists here oppose Reds and condemn efforts to subvert government while the defense questions the implications of his remarks during cross examination.
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Hilloquist
Albany
Ammarigtnh
Moris Hillquit
Tiliqn
Counse
Dog of
Unien
William
Hillepit
Ister
Sa Avien
Animite
Patriotic Societies Honor Presidents With Union Service
Patriotic groups join in a joint birthday commemoration for Lincoln and Washington. Angeline Bartlett tent and Elias Howe Jr post members with veterans and ladies organizations attended in Varuna hall. Rev J W Davis opened with invocation as Park City Orchestra and local choirs performed. Rev Alexander Alison Jr gave an address on Washington and Lincoln and their enduring legacy amid times of service and humor. Destructive rodents require about 150000 workers to repair farms and equipment annually for food supply.
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Angeline B. Bartlett
Elias Howe, Jr
Post
A. R
Franklin Bartlett
Grand Army
Linaaln
Washington
Varuna Hall
Ana
J. W. Davis
Park City Orchestra
Frank Bernier
Bllis Lundberg
St. John's Church Choir
Alexander Alison
First Presbyterian Church
On Rooke
Lingala
Pr Trouwloua Times
Serv
Worl
Osbern Ohio Vote Weighs Village Relocation Plan
Citizens vote today on moving Osbern Ohio to a new site one and a half miles southeast of town at a cost of about 100000 to make way for the Miami Valley flood conservation project. If removal is opposed the village will be abandoned when the project ends next summer. Osbern has 14 families and about 7900 residents.
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Osbors
Ohio
Here
Sulphur Blocks Exploited at Guatemala Volcano Site
In the feathing of AMount location a Guatemalan volcano yields vast blocks of sulphur. The resource is discussed as being exhausted by periodic exploitation, with locals and authorities weighing ongoing methods and supply.
Special clothing and blanket sale for schoolgirls and families
An assortment offers high black laced best sensible heel for growing schoolgirls in sizes five to eight at 3.25 and larger sizes up to two with varying prices. Gunmetal laced shoes, white blankets in pink blue or gray, plaid blankets, Persian silkeline comfortables, dish and Huck cloths, wool jersey dresses, taffeta gowns, tailored suits in Burella cloth and wool poplins, and union suits for women men and children are advertised with price ranges and size notes.
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