Berger Nominated by Socialists for Congress Again
Milwaukee Wis Nov 11 specialists of the Fifth Wisconsin Congressional District nominated Victor L Berger as the party candidate for the special election December 19 to fill the vacancy created by the House of Representatives refusal to seat Berger on his certificate of election obtained a year ago.
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Victor L. Berger
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Berger
Read for a Couple of Hours Last Night
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a person asking about last night and another replying they read for a couple of hours, followed by an unfinished thought about someone going somewhere. The brief text centers on a casual exchange and an implied plan not completed.
Boston Police Strike Sparks First U.S. Labor Action
An ad notes a Boston police strike as the first in the United States. It promotes a product promising refund if FAZO TEMENT fails to cure Itchine, claiming soothing and healing effects with initial use causing sleepiness. price listed as 60 cents.
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Sees Good Though Blind Explains CINOT Tonic
Jacob Vogt of 4 Maple Street Waterbury describes lifelong craft as a brush maker and testifies that CINOT cured his gas chest pains and constipation after one bottle. He claims many in Can ary need a tonic and urges purchase at Hartigan's and listed druggists in surrounding towns.
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Iain E. Syritzer
Southport
Westport Drug Co
Westport
Plaistea Drug Co
South Norwalk
W. H. Jones
Stamford
AWB
Northrop
Danbury
Mahoney's sGomer Drug Store
Shelton
S. W. Smith
Ansonia
U S Could Have Bowered Germany Sooner Says Egan
Maurice Francis Sigan, former Danish ambassador, told Contemporary Club listeners at Miss Mary Fitch’s home that the United States missed a chance to force Germany earlier after the Lusitania sinking. He recalled neutrals doubting US entry, Ford Peace Party embarrassment in 1916, and his role in secretly guiding the pilgrims toward the Hague via a sealed car through Germany.
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Obituary for Brooklyn Dentist Dr. W E Dunn
News of the death at his Brooklyn home of Dr. W. E. Dunn a dentist well known in this city was received yesterday. His wife May E. Ford a former local schoolteacher and sister of Theodore B. Ford now of Milford survives him. Funeral services will be held this afternoon.
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W. HE. Dunn
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Theodore B. Ford
Milford
Senate moves to modify treaty reservations in cloture vote
Senate debates hep reservations on a treaty with Hitchcock leading a petition to force a cloture vote. Norris blocks applying cloture to a single feature. Lodge tabled the appeal. A Democratic plan to broaden or narrow the reservations fails with few votes, while amendments on article ten and central Europe are decisively rejected. Martin’s funeral postpones further action as adjournment looms.
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Meikellar
Tennessee
Alsace-lorraine
Women and World War I Reconstruction Debate Rally
Speech excerpts show Mrs Bass urging women's voting rights and urging Allied cooperation after war. She criticizes Republican inertia in ratifying the treaty and argues women will vote regardless of state ratification, highlighting Democrats' support and President Wilson's stance on suffrage. Walford Knight emphasizes cooperation between the US and Great Britain to shape the postwar era.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Saloons Begin Four Per Cent Beer Sale In Rhode Island
In Providence November 18 a federal decree enjoining enforcement of war prohibition led saloons in Rhode Island to start selling four per cent beer. Outside Providence dealers continued until supplies ran out while city police ordered dealers to halt sales of anything stronger than one half of one per cent. The order cited that despite the decree, police would prevent four per cent beer from sale after the case is heard in the court of appeals in Boston.
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Court of Appeals
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Warning Against Saccharin Use in Sugar Substitutes
In Boston a district attorney Pelletier warned the public against saccharin as a sugar substitute. He said there was danger in its use and that attempting to substitute saccharin appeared to be unlawful.
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Pelletier
Weather Summary for Eastern Regions and Atlantic Coast
Fair and moderately cold in Eastern New York and Friday. Southern New England forecast fair but colder Friday and Saturday. Temperatures remain below seasonal averages nationwide. Rain fell Wednesday in Atlantic states to the Carolinas and Thursday in New England and near the mid Atlantic coast. Weekend outlook cooler with fair conditions east of the Mississippi River. Winds along the Atlantic coast from Sandy Hook to Hatteras: northwest to north, fresh and colder. Local readings indicate mixed cloudiness and isolated rain in several cities including Atlantic City, Nantucket, New Haven, New York, Norfolk, and Jacksonville with temperatures ranging from the upper 20s to mid 60s. Continuous cool, dry spells in Chicago, Denver and Detroit areas with clear skies. Continuous cloudiness and rain showers reported in several eastern cities.
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