Marion E Hay of Spokane becomes Washington governor
Marion E Hay of Spokane who succeeded to governor after the death of Samuel G Cosgrove in Paso Robles California was born in Wisconsin in 1863. He built a country store in Davenport and faced serious financial losses during wheat price slumps before weathering the crises and entering politics in 1892. He was lieutenant governor from 1908 and acted as chief executive from January 8 until Cosgrove's death. His family includes five children.
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Spokane
Wash
Marion E. Hay
Washington
Samuel G. Cosgrove
Paso Robles
Cal
Wisconsin
Easton
Massachusetts
New York
Iowa
Cosgrove
Mr. Hay
Wis
Jackson
Minn
Lizale Muir
Davenport
Hay
F. T. Hay
Big Bend Land Company
Hay & Hay
Central Committee
Lincoln County
Railroad Commission
State Senate
United States
The King and President Forge Peace in a Washington Pact
A wartime saga unfolds from a radioplane meeting in Washington where President and King of England pledge peace against a backdrop of a Japanese fleet crisis. Diplomatic accord follows amid dramatic scenes and a royal visit to the White House.
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Ind
Go Guy
Hillier
England
Roberts
Washington
Nippon Supreme
United States
America
Bert
Watch
Admiralty
Miss Roberts
Admiral Fields
Secretary of the Navy
Bevins
Hood
White House
United States of America
London
Atlantic
Youthful Jockeys Shine In Early Racing Season
The piece profiles young riders like Frank Wootton at 16 who has burst onto the flat racing scene in Lincoln and recalls precocious predecessors such as Fred Archer who rode by age 12. It notes George Fordham winning at 13 in Brighton and Harry Custance taking his first win at 16 aboard Ada, with Tom Can- Pa securing his first mount at 14.
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Frank Wootton
Lincoln
Fred Archer Degan
George Fordham
Brighton
Harry Custance
Tom Can- Pa
Indian Barbarity
A fragment notes a boy named Jeptha from Hiram’s family being drawn to sculpture, remarking on the oddity of a man choosing that path and suggesting surprises to come.
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Hiram
Jeptha
Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Promoted As Mild Laxative Remedy
An article extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for stomach liver and bowel troubles. It cites testimonials from A A Felts of Johnston City Illinois and others and offers free trial bottles by mailing name and address to Dr Caldwell in Monticello Indiana. Results claimed to be guaranteed with regular bottle purchases.
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Helima
WB. Caldwell
Caldwell
Monticello
Had Her Doubts and a Prayerful Night Inquiry
A mother comforts Marjory with the belief that God watches over her in sleep though the child doubts after waking to find blankets off. The piece contrasts faith with a child’s worries in a domestic vignette.
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Mamma
Ddenly
Marjory
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Receives Praises
A Milwaukee woman writes of her recovery from female troubles and back pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with avoiding surgery and restoring her health, joining thousands of grateful letters received by the Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pineound
Vest
Lydia E
Pnkham
Emma Lusk
First St
Milwaukee
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Advi
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