National Security League Calls May Day American Day
The National Security League announces a nationwide May Day American Day to counter radicalism with mass parades. Plans include large citizen turnout, church and fraternal groups, and special divisions for young Americans and makers of America.
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New York
Tech
National Security League
Jeague
America
Jescue
Security League
Eague
Defenders of America
Young America
Makers of America
Bua Grand Arty
Army
Masons
Odd Fellows
Knights of Bettas
Els
Salvation Army
Ed Cross
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade
Charles D. Orth
The
League
Women's Training Conference Set for Casper March 4 8
A Wyoming Women’s Training conference linked with the Pastors’ meeting moves from Douglas to Casper March 4–8. B W Edworthy directs for the Interchurch World Movement with Mrs J McDaniel Stearns and Mrs RS Emirith as organizers. Delegates include national and state women officials, pastors, and civic leaders.
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Butte
Wyoming
Gasper
Douglas
B. W. Edworthy
Interchurch World Movement
Montana
Idaho
J. McDaniel Stearns
Indianapolis
Christian Womens' Bard of Missions
RS. Emirith
Boston
National Conference of Church Women
Washington, D. C
Women's Missionary Drecnizitions
O Missionary Federations
Loca
New York
Chage
May Day Demonstrations Forge New Americanism Across Country
The speaker urges citizens from coast to coast and from Canada to the Gulf to join May Day demonstrations, believing the events will unify the people and forge a new authority for Americanism nationwide.
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Goast
Canada
Gulf
D Annunzio presented with silver poniard in Fiume
In Fiume on St Sebastian day women presented D Annunzio with an artistic silver poniard inlaid with gold. The ceremony occurred before a large crowd and in the presence of army representatives.
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Rome
Fiume
St. Sebastian's
D'Annunzio
Just Yellow Mustard for Backache and Lumbago
Old mussy plaster offered relief but caused burns. Begg's Mustarine blends true yellow mustard with pain destroyers for quicker, cleaner relief without blistering. Rub on aches and swelling and relief arrives in minutes as advertised by G Wells & Co LeRoy Nebraska.
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Begg
G. Wells & Co
LeRoy, Negy Sree
Mad Mullah Escapes as British Italian Force Fails
London reports recount the Somaliland Mad Mullah eluding a combined British Italian pursuit using tanks and planes. The long struggle, costing $50,000,000 and thousands of lives, left him at large and the campaign framed as an ongoing British concern despite past defeats.
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London
Haji Muhammed Abdullah
Mad Muallah
Somaliland
Africa
10 Downing Street
Mullah
Downing Street
Menelik
Washington
Napoleon
Foreign Office
Italy
Swayne
Mahdi
House of Commons
Abdullah
Mad Mullah Threat Persists Despite Recent Rout
The Mad Mullah has led an army up to 75,000, with half armed with modern rifles and a large cavalry. He manufactures powder and bullets and runs his own commissariat. Recent campaigns routed his forces, yet officials warn the trouble will continue while he remains at large.
International Ring of Thieves Pilfers Freight
Buenos Aires report from the United States chamber of commerce in Argentina describes a wide spread international pilferage network stealing merchandise from ships. The study links thefts across the United States Europe and other ports, noting parcel post losses and specific cases of tool sets silk velvet and needles, with insurance and liability implications.
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United States
Chamber OF Commerce
Buenos Aires
United States Chamber of Commerce
Argentina
Italy
Spain
England
Allied Chambers of Commerce
France
Europe
New York
Geartime
New Pacific Cable Urgently Needed to Australia
In Sydney Sir Joseph Cook the navy minister says a new Pacific cable to Australia is long overdue. He notes the current line laid over 20 years ago is financially successful yet overcrowded and that imperial communications demand a forward move. The Pacific cable would connect Australia New Zealand and Canada, owned by Britain and the three dominions.
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Sydniy
Australia
Joseph Cook
Navy
New Zealand
Canada
Great Britain
Dominions
Doctor Promotes Nicotol to Quit Tobacco Habit in New York
Dr. Connor formerly of Johns Hopkins endorses Nicotol tablets as a safe, effective aid to stop tobacco use. The ad claims one tablet after meals ends tobacco cravings and promises quick health improvements with a money back guarantee from local druggists and Roechel Drug Co.
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New York
Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospitals
Tom
Wien
Expert Will Tell Readers of State Leader How to Write Scenarios
The State Leader announces Monte M. Katterjohn, a top scenario writer, will detail the rules of writing for motion pictures. Beginning tomorrow his articles promise to teach novices to craft word pictures fit for the screen and potentially gain fame and profit. Read his guidance on this page.
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Alexander
Monte M. Katterjohn
Katterjohn
More Books Being Written Today Says Publisher John Murray
London Feb 7. John Murray, famed publisher, says books are being written today more than ever. The public fever to write novels grows, but many lack craft. War may influence fiction. demand now favors histories of regiments and divisions for a lasting record, though full history will take years. Leader Want Ads are result getters.
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London
Tyer
John Murray
Murray
Veteran Railroad Conductor Hinckley Dies in Denver
William W. Hinckley eighty a veteran conductor for twenty six years on the Denver to Cheyenne run died in Denver Sunday after retirement forty four years ago. He had served as gate man at Denver Union Station and kept contact with Wyoming friends during retirement.
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Wiliam W
Dad) Hinckley
Denver
Cheyenne
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Casper
Gabe
International Ring OF Thieves Pilfers Freight
Pacific
Roechel Drug Co
Spaulding
Knight
Capitol
Velvet Joe
Velvet
Old Kénucky
Kentucky
Mecaie
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