Anemia Remedies Promised By Pink Pills Ad
Mrs John Lillis of Watertown New York testifies that Dr Williams Pink Pills rebuilt her strength and appetite after years of anemia. The ad claims thinning blood causes energy loss and slower healing, urging mothers to request Building Up the Blood and What to Eat and How to Eat from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady New York and noting local druggists sell the pills.
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John Lillis
Addison Street
Watertown
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Oie
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Willias
Mystery Children Atells Island Without Sponsors
Two mystery children, a boy about three and a half and a sister two and a half, arrived from the Canal Zone aboard the Manchuria. They spoke only their names Tom and Ida and answered via a Spanish interpreter. Panama Canal officials and the steamship company investigated, noting the man in US Army uniform left them with a matron after boarding at Pedro Miguel lock. tickets to New York were prepaid.
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New York
Canal Zone
Manchuria
Wisteland
Tom
Ida
Vincials
Panama Pacific Steamship Company
Pedro Miguel
Canal
Betas
Unifo
United States Army
Gas fuel poison test sparks Newark embargo talk
Officials weigh extending the gas poison embargo to Newark after a New Jersey laboratory row. Doctors from Standard Oil and Reconstruction Hospital report 16 gas victims treated, with William Kreage of Elizabeth dying as the fourth victim.
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Cone
Gested
Craster
Bridenbach
Newark
New York
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
State of Reconstruction Hospital
William Kreage
Bayway Laboratories
Admiral Benson Re-elected Leader Of Catholic Men
Rear Admiral W S Benson was unanimously re elected president of the National Council of Catholic Men at the organization’s annual Washington convention. New officers include Thomas P Flynn vice president Joseph N Tully secretary Charles I Donegan treasurer and Hadward Owen executive secretary.
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Washington
W. &. Benson
A. S. Ni
National Council
Thomas FP. Flynn
Chicago
Joseph N. Tully
Providenee
R. L
Charles I. Donechand
New 0
Hadward
Executiv
Meetings Tonight of Bridgeport Lodges and Clubs
Tonight listings include Wowonpotm tribe at 1188 Main Street Bridgeport, TR M at 300 State Street, Bridgeport Rifla cla State Are Nary, Bridgeport Zither Club at 19 Broad Street, Bridgeport Lodge IX of P at 1028 Main Street, Muensterberg Lodge 7 OO F at 164 State Street.
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Main
Bridgeport Lodge
State Street
Bridgeport
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clear Skin
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to cleanse blood bowels and liver. It claims improved skin, no bad breath or dull feeling, and urges taking one or two nightly to test results.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Auto plunges into river after bridge crash
Melford Oct 10. Losing control of his auto, Elenry I Hoffman of New Haven crossed Memorial Bridge, crashed through the guard wall, and tumbled 16 feet into the river. His fellow passenger John Kelly, also of New Haven, escaped serious injury. Kelly suffered a broken hand while Hoffman was badly shaken. The driver was held on reckless driving charges.
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Ags
Elen~ry I. Hoffman
New Haven
Pe Hoffman
John Kelly
Spend
Auteldcs
Kelly
Hoffman
Tre
Blackmail attempt nets Boston man trapped by ruse
Boston financier Henry G. Lapham, a Brookline resident and Yale clubhouse donor, received a marked fake Dillig note demanding $5,000 under threat. Salvatore Schiazono was arrested after accepting a messenger package containing marked dollars as the ransom. The note bore the threat label Italian Black Hand.
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Henry G. Lapham
Brookline
Mass
Salvatore Schiazono
Schiazoni
Lapham
Yale Univer
Boston Athletic Association
Greater
Athletic Club
Tongs Negotiate Postponed War Of Chinatown Tongs
Ong Foon, head of Hip Sing, outlines claims in a bid to end a deadly rivalry with On Leong Tongs across major U S cities. He cites six concessions including a $50,000 indemnity and restoration of Clark Street businesses, while On Leong rejects American‑sounding demands as un-American.
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New York
Hip
Ong Foon
China
I Merchant
Hip Sina
On Leong Tongs
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hip Sing
Hip Sings
On Leong
Ong Peon
L2ong
Labor Men Urged to Back Davis by Moore in New Haven
Charles J. Moore, chairman of the Democratic Labor committee, urges laboring men and women to support presidential candidate John W. Davis. He challenges any act in Davis's public life from West Virginia legislature to solicitor general that contradicts liberal progressive and pro-working class principles.
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New Haven
Charles J. Moore
Democratic Labor Committee
John W. Davis
West Virginia
the Republic
America
Tunnel Engineer's Burial in Home Town
New York Oct 24 The joint New York and New Jersey state commissions pass a resolution mourning the death of Clifford Milburn Holland chief engineer of the New York New Jersey vehicular tunnel who died yesterday in Battle Creek Michigan Funeral services are set for tomorrow in Brooklyn and burial will be in Somerset Massachusetts his birthplace Commissions will attend the funeral in a body
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New York
Clifford Milburn Holland
New York-New Jersey
Battle Creek
Mich
New Jersey
Holland
Brooklyn
Homerset
Mass
Boarding mistress held for arson in Syracuse case
In Syracuse a boarding house proprietor on July 22 reported intruders binding her and setting fire to a home while attempting theft. She was arraigned in County Court on an arson in the first degree indictment and entered a not guilty plea. Bail of 6090 dollars was renewed.
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Syracuse
Ranges Taak
Kher
Ivan
New York Tunnel Barrier To Be Dynamited Today
Workmen will dynamite the last barrier in the north tube of the New York New Jersey vehicular tunnel late today. The touching off ceremony for the holing through blast by President Cool ge was canceled in memory of Clifford Mill eir Folland, chief engineer of the New York State Bridge and Tunnel slot, who died Monday.
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New York
New York- New Jersey
Cool@ge
Clifford Milleir Folland
New York State Bridge
Oe Bieh
Ts Peer Ise
Simple ceremony marks funeral of Henry C. Wallace
Des Moines mourns as former Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace is buried in Woodland Cemetery. His body lay in state at the state capitol rotunda with thousands paying silent respects. The service at the home and grave was led by Rev. W. P. McCormick and Rev. J. A. Jamieson, with Rev. Fred Elliott delivering the sermon.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Des Moines
Sil
Emory
Woodland Cemetery
Washington
Wallace
Lynde Rioud
Woodiigid
Me. Wallace
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Capitol Building
Lfe
W. P. McCormick
Storm Lake
Iowa
Elmwood Presbyterian Church
J. A. Jamieson
Monmouth
Fred Elliott
Biyber Work
President Coolidge
United States
A. B. Cummings
MN. E. Kendall
Howard
5. Gore
Agricultural Department
M. G. Thornburg
Ms. Wallace
Campaign finance inquiries widen in press reports
Testimony in Chicago reveals 3.5 million dollars raised for the Republican campaign. A heated exchange between Samuel Untermyer and William Hodges highlighted scrutiny of fundraising and corporate influence in national party operations.
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Tawyers
Chigaco
Cassociated Press
Samuel Untermyer
New York
William V. Hodges
Denver
Chicago
Senate Campaign Fund
Untermyer
Hodges
Helly Sugar Company
West
7. P. Mors Gon and Company
National Committee
Untermusy
Weymouth Hirkland
Inu
Republican’ National Committee
Kirkland
Committee About Republican
Blutz
Carpenter dies from injuries after fall from third story
Eldridge 22, a carpenter of 8 Beelwith Street, Ottawa, died at Home Memorial hospital from injuries after last Thursday’s fall from a Bank Street building verandah. He sustained a fractured skull, brain concussion, fractured rib, broken collarbone, and other injuries. He was a member of Pee OPS and Lodge T.
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London
Eldridge
Beelwith Street
Home Memorial Hospital
Bank Street
T. Ty
Pugilist's Partner Held In Murder Case
Law York October 20 Thank Sheehan 27 alleged business partner of Crooked Neck Jack O'Brien former pugilist who was found dead in front of his home after a fight early this morning in a sneak-easy he is said to have operated was arrested tonight in connection with the killing. After being questioned he was taken to policy headquarters O'Brien with two bullet wounds in his back was found dying on the steps of his home by two patrolman he died before an ambulance arrived.
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Law York
Prohibition Law Keeping Courts Busy Says Stone
Philadelphia October 29 Attor General Harlan F Stone spoke at Union League Club criticizing third party platforms The Department of Justice enforces federal laws including prohibition He said prohibition enforcement has increased federal court business by over fifty percent and fined more than five million dollars in the past fiscal year He noted seven thousand years of imprisonment under the present administration for violations and outlined federal focus on large liquor consignments where local laws exist He described conferences with U S attorneys to press for stronger prosecutions
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Philadelphia
Harlan F. Stone
Union Lenzie Club
Department of Justice
Stone
Coolidge
Department
Coollage
United States
Merritt Rally Highlights Republican Claims in New York
The speech excerpts show Miss Murrey attacking Democratic platforms and praising Coolidge era policies, urging voters to choose prosperity as liberty. Local politicians including Challenger and Salmon touted Republican contrasts, stressing constitutional governance over socialism and tying economic health to voter turnout and state finances.
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New York
West Virginia
Davis
Party of Prosperity
Pepple
Mias Murrey
John el
State Senate
LaFolle-12
Admiral refuses to disclose navy secrets on stand
In a federal court hearing on Hills naval oil reserve leases and contracts, Rear Admiral Luther B. Gregory refused to reveal war plans tied to Pearl Harbor storage bases. He stated details in those plans were not submitted to Congress or to be disclosed, citing sensitivity of military information.
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Los Angeles
Pearl, Harbor
Congress
Luther B. Gregory
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Department
Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Pan-American Petroleum
Thase
Edward L. Doheny
Albert Tall
Interior
Pearl Harbor
Owen J. Roberts
Department
Roberts
Conservatives win majority in Commons battles over Russia treaty
I E Thomas Colonial Secretary states Labor will not resign after yesterday's elections despite Conservative gains. He claims the party will present a king's speech and reveal policy, while Derby remarks hint at political maneuvering in the aftermath of the balloting.
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House of Commmons
Labor
I. E. Thomas
Macdonald
Mr. Thomsen
Derby
Organic iron supplement promised to fix weak blood
An appeal urges readers to combat perceived health decline from indoor life and overwork by using Organic iron Nek Nuxated Tron. It claims rapid absorption, no dental or stomach issues, and compares one dose to eating large amounts of spinach or green vegetables. The ad promises noticeable health gains in two weeks with a money back guarantee.
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Ron
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