Leavenworth Supervisor Credits Vegetable Compound Relief
A Leavenworth woman describes long distance work stress and nervous fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with quieting nerves, restoring energy, and improving health enough to continue work. She recommends the remedy to others and notes she would use it again if needed. For sale by druggists everywhere.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
0. W. Thiel
Pawnee St
Darrow Contempt Apology From Court Scene in Dayton
Clarence Darrow faced contempt charges in Dayton as the judge read the court record. Darrow apologized for his remarks and the judge forgave him, praising forgiveness and urging Darrow to reflect on his words. The crowd stayed quiet as the courtroom watched the proceedings unfold.
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Darrow
God
Christ
Sol. Darrow
Darrow Faces Bryan in Fiery Bible Testimony Adjourning Court
The trial heatedly debated biblical literalism as Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan clashed over interpretation of Genesis and Jonah. Witnesses argued whether the Bible should be read literally, provoking quick adjournment as questions turned to miracles and the sun standing still.
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Ralston
Bryan
Darrow
Malone
Jonah
Evolutionists Do.” “That May Be A Question, Mr. Bryan
Stege
Joshua
Hadley’s
Hadley
MacMill backs talks to settle miners dispute
London July 29 AP The government backed attempts to bring miners and mine owners to a conference on a new agreement. Rt Hon Hugh Pattison MacMill chairman of the government Enquiry board urged owners to withdraw their proposals which miners had rejected as utterly unacceptable. Owners show no willingness to yield and MacMill said bunctifo hindered conferences.
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London
Hugh Pattiston MacMill
Mrr
MacMill
Bunctifo
Common Council Addresses Salaries and Bridge Note Plan
The Common Council debated salary adjustments for Democratic tax office staff with proposed higher pay for Edward Drew Walter Hartnett and Margaret Daley. Alderman Hogan defended past actions while Ard opposed earlier pay cuts. The council also authorized 20000 in East Washington avenue bridge notes repayable within nine months at up to five percent to fund bridge completion.
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Edward A. Drew
Walter J. Hartnett
Margaret Daley
Drew
Hartnett
Daley
William J. Ard
Hogan
Ard
Walter W. Garity
East Washington Avenue Bridge
Paying Plans Spoiled in Norwich Bond Case Hearing
Witnesses summoned in Norwich this morning for the hearing at 11 before Judge Brown on Percy T. Litchfield’s request to enjoin city contracts with Warrenite and C. W. Blakeslee & Sons. The case challenges the paying bond provisions and seeks nullification of the awards. City data on paving costs since 1912 is being gathered by City Engineer McElroy and City Auditor Garrity pursuant to subpoenas.
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Norwich
Brown
Percy T. Litchfield
Warfren Bros. Company
C. W. Blakeslee and Sons
McElroy
Garrity
Evening meetings listed for Bridgeport groups and lodges
A long list of organizations schedules meetings including Bridgeport Rifle club at State Armory 7 pm 1488 Main street Mithra Podge K of P 2250 Bain street Galanthe Temple Pythian Sisters 11240 Main street Pennonnock Inige 17 0 Fi 1087 Broad street Carpenters and Joiners 170 Elm street Immediate Relief association 1 OC F 1087 Broad street Bridgeport council Jr OT A ML 62 Cannon street Purity Shrine No 1 White Shrine of Jerusalem 1125 Main street First District Republican club 873 State street Heasideshive Ladies of the Mac cabees 190 Arch street Bridgeport branch United Ty pohbetas of America 48 Cannon Street Temple Sisterhood of the Congregational B'nai Israel Park avenue Temple Americus tent Knights of the Maccabees 857 East Main street Dorl lodge F and A M 588 Main street John C Tuthill camp W C W
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Bridgeport Rifle Club
State Armory
R. M
Main Street
Mithra Podge
Bain Street
Galanthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pennonnock Inige
Broad Street
Carpenters and Joiners
Elm Street
Immediate Relief Association
O.C. F
Bridgeport Council
Bridgeport Council], Jr
T. A. ML
Cannon Street
Purity Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
First District Republican Club
State Street
Heasideshive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Arch Street
Bridgeport
United Typothetas of America
Temple Sisterhood of the Congregational
B'nai Israel
Park Avenue
Americus Tent
Knights of the Maccabees
East Main Street
Dorl Lodge
A. M
John C. Tuthill Camp
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
Ambulance log from Florence Green at 1706 Fairfield avenue to St Vincent's hospital for acute appendicitis. Transfers, private patients, and other calls include Paul Novak at 95 Helen street to Bridgeport hospital after 2:15 p.m. a suicide attempt at 143 Norman street. Patrick Butler at 32 Houston street to St. Vincent's hospital. Arthur Joseph Moore with head lacerations to Hillside home. Larry Andy struck by a car on Lexington and Harral avenues with a fractured skull. Mrs A Granesa fainting at 153 Lexington avenue treated and sent home.
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Florence Green
Fairfield Avenue
St Vincent's Hospital
Norman Street
A. Granesa
Lexington Avenue
National plan to regulate the anthracite coal industry
The proposal argues for public control mirroring railroads and utilities, with a government authority to require financial and cost data, regulate shipping, and oversee pricing and labor terms during national emergencies. It emphasizes protecting the public interest over owner profits and envisions presidential authority to seize operations if agreements fail.
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United States
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