Churchill Is Operated On For Appendicitis
London October 18 by Associated Press. Winston Spencer Churchill, secretary for the colonies, underwent an operation for appendicitis tonight. The operation was declared successful and Churchill is progressing favorably. The colonial secretary has been ill for several days with what has been described as gastritis, and appendicitis developed last night.
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London
Iby Associated
Winston Spencer Curent
Ben
Churchill
Hig
Britain Protests Seizure of Ship
Britain protests the seizure of a ship in what is described as a case now heading to legal determination. The dispute centers on search rights for suspected liquor smuggling beyond three miles, with Washington unlikely to defend automatic action without treaty terms. Three more steamship companies filed equity bills to block enforcement of the Daugherty ruling, including Pacific Steam Navigation, Hollands American Line, and Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
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Washington
Hughes
State Department
Theo More Lines
New, York
Daugherty
Pacific Steam ‘Wavigation Co
Hollang American Ling
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Briish Inc
Bonteorts
Smiths
Joseph D. Karigan Ang
Cincinnati
Why Have a Sour Stomach Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to ease indigestion and sour stomachs. It claims chewing after meals neutralizes acid, calms the stomach, and allows eating favorite foods without gas belching or fullness, pricing a 60 cent box.
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Stuart
Pleasant Orea inhaler claim blocks catarrh quick end
An advertisement touts a product named Eyemet inhaler made with Australian eucalyptus and antiseptics. It promises to relieve colds and congested breathing, claiming rapid catarrh relief and a money back guarantee. It emphasizes portability and long life with claims of easy use and effectiveness.
Kansas Industrial Court Right to Strike Not Forbidden
An early 20th century analysis argues Kansas Governor Allen’s interpretation of the Industrial Act shows the law does not ban strikes. It stresses the right to quit work differs from striking, warns against economic monarchy, and notes federal labor policy debates while defending public welfare limits on labor actions.
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Ty David Lawrence
Kansas
American Bar Association
Mworl
William Allen White
Allen
Such
Cis
Davis
Labor Board
United States Railroad Labor Board
Allene
Warings
Linder
Irans
Ublic
Court of Kansas
Kansas Court of
Board of Arbitration
Templeton and Bingham to Speak at Ansonia
In Ansonia Republican rallies are planned with Prof Hiram Bingham of Yale and Lt Governor candidate Templeton as speakers. Bingham will headline the October 2 rally and again November 1 with Mrs Marion Blake Campbel also delivering an address.
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Ansonia
Cgvalryman Abellef
Fammilies
Hiram Bingham
Yale
Suite Passetts
Getober Fi
Vovernor Templeton
Marion Blake Campyel
Nolnal
Salesman Held in Theft of $300000 in Jewels
Chicago Oct 15 Max Moser a New York jewelry salesman told police he was robbed of 250 unset diamonds valued at $900,000 while en route with Charles Morris after leaving a hotel. Four men attacked the car one drove away after taking the pouch of stones. Morris corroborated. Mrs Echmann and Miss Levy said a touring car followed them prior to the robbery. Police note Chicago jewel brokers loss totals over $3.4 million in two years.
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Chicago
Max Moser
New York
Unser
Moser
Charles Morris
Morris
Tina
2Ieser
Ayay
Iésec
Harry Echmann
Betty Levy
Poliee
Mrs Ivy Giberson Life Term for Murder Suit
The trial of Mrs Ivy Giberson for murdering her husband William Giberson concluded with the jury deliberating after prosecutors presented a pillow and pistol framing the crime as a deliberate home killing. The defense portrayed her as a calm, steel-nerved woman while the state urged a murder verdict with possible imprisonment.
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Ivy Giberson
Wile Ilnin
Glberson
Jayna
Leela
Mr. Towne
Giberson
Marin
Mra
Legal opinion hints at labor impact in state affairs
A fragment discusses the Supreme Court and state courts reversing mandates, noting penalties and employer effects on labor. It mentions a state tribunal replacing courts, influencing wage practices and the economy, with reference to forthcoming disputes and investigations.
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Supreme Court of Ce Stale
Eloveme Cour
United States
State of
Kunst
Wanxax
Ialor
Vomorow
Loomis Charged With Robberies in Bridgeport Case
Howard W Loomis 22 of 23 Talird Street Springfield charged in Bridgeport robberies after four Springfield arrests. Police recovered jewelry and suspect Loomis linked to stolen items found in Helena Smith case and other towns. Investigators probe aliases and past addresses to confirm identity and pattern of burglaries.
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Springfield
Howard
W. Loomis
Veliza
Bridgeport
Boise
Toren
Loomis
Verry
Helena Smith
Rinzold Utveek
Postesian
Pallea
Novivalk
Witnesses Hear Mrs Mills Scream In Murders Case
The Middlesex County investigation into a clergyman killings unfolds with testimony about Mrs Mills and a key witness who saw a woman resembling Marg Ball near the church. Prosecutors pursue documentary evidence as authorities explore ties between the pastor, choir singer, and relation to the Mills family.
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Hal
Hall
Eris
Ulster
John
Sons
Beokdhen
Steicker
Unshaten
Edwards
Cane Rob
Aiong
Ithorities
Tall
Beane
Milly
Marg
Ball
Wis
Beekman
U- Mes
Lall
Ake Naat
Charlong
Aly Daugmer
Teader
New York City
Rowecular
Beekman Sara Valk Rye Hines
Wieardhonts
Lavelle
Chaney Stevens
Stevens
Eekman
Tad Stvielkes
Elena
Sixth District Club Meeting Sets Campaign Dismissal Plan
The group discusses selecting Mae as the new district representative and plans to meet with Liza North to pursue campaign changes. Members’ names will appear on the Voting Writelites list for the election, with strong enthusiasm noted.
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Repibli
Elu
Liza North
Agentic Witehl
Plang
Mam Berg
Elvellon
Health Association Aims to Prolong Life Across Nation
Cleveland October convention approves a resolution urging the United States to extend average life expectancy by at least two years within the next two decades. The message cites decades of gains and notes past 20 years brought greater life extension than the previous fifty.
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Sleveland
Qct
Miforig
United States
Tariff expert scores law as in effect now
A heated meeting in Otis City featured Miles, a noted tariff analyst, denouncing the Payne tariff for harming labor and praising protective measures. He cited data from 45 statisticians and argued the US cannot collect overdue debts while tariffs shield domestic industry. Meeting set for Nov. 1 with Democratic chairman McGuinness to speak.
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MeKean
Aicknecketa
Tide Country
Milles
Demeceatis
Otis City
Mylss
United States Chamber of Commerce
Payne Lab
Miles
Mies
Saly
Colery
United States
Meetias
Lima
Tota J. McGuinness
Jail physician dispute highlighted by three physician commission
A commission of three physicians appointed by the Superior Court examined jail hospital arrangements and noted transfers to Hillside home for observation and Vincent's Hospital for treatment. The report discusses handling of patients, drug provisions, and requests to the State Board of Charities, with a juried report forthcoming.
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Superioy
Hillside
Ss. Vincent's Hospital
KING OF HEALERS DIES IN ROOMING HOUSE
Report states Isaels Schatten known as King of Healers died in a rooming house after a natural death linked to hemorrhage and tuberculosis. Discrepancies surround his last days with a search for missing funds and a later death of his widow in St. Louis.
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Prins
Isaiels Schatten
Schbitte
Antiprolibition Party Backs Alean and Congressmen
The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment released a national statement endorsing Congressional candidates who favor modifying the Volstead Act to allow wine and beer production and sale. The group plans a vigorous campaign, backs liberal Republicans, and lists 202 senatorial and congressional aspirants slated for support. The organization stresses endorsements do not imply full endorsement of all platforms and aims to keep an impartial stance between rivals. It notes the campaign will seek to elect liberal-leaning candidates and increase pro-reelection votes in Congress by about seventy members.
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George W. Manning
Brides ‘ Park Teleteam
Washington
Association Against
George Pp. McLean
Connecticut
Thomas J. Spellney
Harttore
McLean
Eutha
Altar
Elis
Cangidate
Canossar Iy Msn
Finckley
Congress
Ms. Hinckley
Bregent
Renu Y
Demneru
Tewlar
Hinckley
Tns
Luce
Omega School Plans Morning Reopening
The Omega School resumes sessions after a short vacation. First grade pupils at the North End enjoy a scene while renovations for a new school building progress. Superintendent Leverett Cortright reports the work near completion and classes to begin promptly.
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Mmen
North End
Sean
Schoolraem
Selogl
Over
Hevordine
Eleverett Cortright
Mrs Rosier On Trial For Killing Husband
In Philadelphia on August 18, Mrs Rosier faces trial for murder of her husband Oscar Rosier and the court will hear the indictment charging the murder of Miss Reckitt alone. The prosecutor seeks the single indictment while the defense opposes. Judge R K Scott ruled in favor of the prosecutor and only two talearamen have been sworn in.
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Philadeupnla
Gel
Wurnering Rogier
Devas
Nee Husbaner
Oscar Rosier
Tie Steiropstt
Phe
Muldred
Jerey
Hoch
Rogier
Alacte
Miss Reckitt
R. K
Legion Convention Sways Toward Bonus Legislation
At the fourth American Legion convention in New Orleans delegates debated adjusted compensation for veterans. Colonel Forbes quit the event amid controversy over leadership and potential pro-bonus aims. Col. Forbes left with his staff after a sudden departure, while Alvin O. Ou sley of Texas was announced as a candidate for formal presentation. The assembly saw intense applause for baseball figure Keneaan M. Landis as supporters urged rapid passage of the bill.
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Delanol GR. Forbes
United States Veterans Bureau
Hantoré Mac Nieder
American Legion
New Orleana
Washinston
Forbes
Tn Nas
William TF. Deegan
New York
Legion
Porkes
Keneaan M. Landis
MacNider
Twe Bill Conemissioner
Landis
Ievon
Stomach Remedy Advertised By Local Seller
A damaged ad-promotional piece touts Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules as a cure for stomach distress including dyspepsia and constipation. It includes testimonies from users and notes availability at Hindle Drug Stores and others, with pricing and mail order details.
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G. Oy Smithey
Plahburg
Jener
Tha
Stanmen
Aunt Stomich
Bingushesa
Eisy Torah Siml
Mike
Jaques
Hindle Drug Stores
Bridgemort
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Omega School
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Gion
Col. Forbes
Tommy Neary
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