Red Boot Sign At Bryan Drug Store Ad
At work neatly done and satisfaction guaranteed. Look for the Red Boot sign. Nex James and Nunn advertise Dr R H Harrison office at Emmet and Maloney's Drug Store Bryan Texas. Calls answered day or night. office hours 9 to 12 a m and 2 to 4 p m. Office phone 66, residence 31.
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Emmet & Maloney's Drug Store
Gompers details alleged bribe offer at New York hotel
Norfolk Va Nov 21 A great sensation swept the AFL as President Gompers read an original document detailing an alleged October bribe offer from a man claiming to represent the Manufacturers' Association. The offer promised immunity from exposure and lifelong financial security if he aided in exposing AFL leaders. The address drew caustic attacks on manufacturers and ended with a large show of support for Gompers including Victor Berger and the Illinois Mine Workers union backing him.
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Norfolk
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Federation
Manufacturers’ Association
Victoria Hotel
New York
Charles Brandenburg
Fedration of Labor
Manufacturers' Association
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
W. D. Ryan
Springfield
Ill
Iliois Mine Workers’ Union
Brandenburg Denies Plot to Bribe Gompers in NY
In a dated statement from New York on November 21, Broughton Brandenburg president of the National Institution of Immigration and a magazine writer denies attempting to bribe Samuel Gompers. He says he was the intended victim of a plot and that Gompers seeks to blunt forthcoming material about the AFL. Brandenburg recounts meetings and a hotel exchange, noting a trap that he evaded and that he provided a fictitious typewritten page to mislead Gompers.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
National Institution of Immigration
President Gompers
Gompers
Brandenburg
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Victoria
Prendenburg
South
Mr. Gompers
National Manufacturers’ Association
James W. van Cleave
Manufacturers’ Association
Miss Wright Burned to Death Near Piggott
Piggott Arkansas November 21 Miss Wright burned to death near the town as her bedridden mother could not save her from the blaze.
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Piggott, Ark
Senator Brown Letters to Mrs. Bradley Testify in Murder Case
Washington reports reveal more than 100 letters from former Senator Brown to Mrs. Bradley and a smaller set from her to him presented as key evidence in the murder case against Mrs. Bradley. The messages show endearing terms and plans to live together, with references to gifts and travels, including mentions of Los Angeles.
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Washington
United States
Brown
Bradley
Senator Brown
Jones
Los
Los Angeles
Alabama Delegates To GOP Convention Go Uninstructed
Birmingham Nov 21 Chairman J O Thompson head of Alabama Republican state committee says the Alabama delegation will go to the national convention uninstructed to vote for President Roosevelt. Thompson is seen as the party leader in Alabama and his statement carries weight.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. O. Thompson
Republican State Executive Committee of
Alabama
Roosevelt
Thompson
Senators Teller and Curtis Finish Indian Land Fraud Probe
In Shawnee Oklahoma on November 21 Senators Henry M Teller and Charles Curtis of the senate committee concluded questioning over a hundred witnesses in a probe of alleged Indian land frauds and departed for Washington. The committee will keep its report secret until Congress convenes.
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Shawnee, Oka
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Washington
Congress
Embezzlement Charged Against Rail Stable Agent
Atlanta on November 21 John R Mock freight agent for Seaboard Air Line was arrested on a warrant from the American Surety Company of New York and charged with embezzling 6600. He was committed to jail in default of bail.
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Atlanta
John R. Mock
Seabord Air Line Railway
American Surety Company of
New York
Mock
General Bond's Sudden Death in Winston-Salem
Brigadier General George E. Pond retired from the U S Army died in Winston-Salem after an apoplectic stroke suffered on November 21. He passed away several hours later.
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General Bond
Winston-Salem
N. C
George E. Pond
Aged Odd Fellow Dies in Lawton
Lawton Oklahoma November 22 W P Wolf aged ninety one died in this city. Wolf had been a member of the Odd Fellows since 1838 and was said to be the oldest living Odd Fellow.
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Lawton
Okla
W. P Wolf
Switchmen Strike Shuts Scranton Yard action
In Scranton Pennsylvania the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad switchmen walked out in the local yards, halting yard operations and signaling a labor dispute.
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Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
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