Lorimer Faces Bank Wrecking Trial With Guarded Dignity
Special to The Leader Chicago February 29 William Lorimer once a powerful U S senator and head of a $1 25 million metropolitan bank stands trial for bank wrecking. He remains poised and unshaken, asserting innocence as his former lieutenant Murday admits responsibility for bank affairs.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
Newsles
Atreeta
United States Senate
Lorimer
Ferthe
Ti-law
Big Jim" Monaghan
Charles B. White
Senate
Charles B. Monday
la Balle Street Bank
Murlday
Record boom drives US steel orders to 240 million
New York February 29 reports show orders since January 1 totaling about 4,000,000 tons valued at 240 million dollars. Industry leaders predict further price gains and record production capacity rises into 1917, driven by European war demand and railroad equipment orders. United States Steel Corporation to receive roughly half of profits amid expanding plants and ship and locomotive contracts.
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Yanw York
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Doctor's claim of Asurte tablets aids kidney relief
A reader writes praising Asurte tablets for back pain and weak kidneys, claiming a Dr Plawte developed Anurie to remove uric acid and slow arterial wall thickening. The letter cites Dr Pleven of the Invalids Morel and Bargiea Institute in Buffalo New York and urges availability through local practitioners.
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Pierce
Sinne Riled Ght Toe Gye Jie Hevwne In Conhere
The fragment describes a pine based preparation claimed to soothe a dry throat and coughing by reducing inflammation and phlegm. It touts Norway pine as a key ingredient and promises quick relief with a guarantee of satisfaction or a money back option.
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Tina
Apoila
Verne
Baby Week Emphasizes Saving Infant Lives Nationwide
The article outlines Baby Week and its goal to improve infant living conditions and maternal care. It notes a community variance in infant mortality, traces the modern movement to France and the U S, and highlights the Children’s Bureau's 1912 launch to study and reduce baby deaths.
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Children’s Bureau
Baby Week
France
Emmet Holt
Budin
Paria
Dufort
Social Science Association
Philadelphia
Federal
Children’s Bureauw
New York City
Germany’s Coal Output Surges Despite War Strain
Germany produced 149.7 million tons of coal in 1915 despite labor shortages from war. Hauite and lignite led the way with record outputs, while coke and briquette production stayed strong.
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Ehelin
Germany
Dano Tard Party at Py Bayeons Ball
The Dano tard party of Py Bayeons hosts a ball inviting Kalghie and their families to attend. The event emphasizes community gathering and cultural exchange with invited guests from nearby groups.
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Kalghie
Backers of Thompson Lose Chicago Aldermanic Primaries
In Chicago on February 20 six of nine ward voting blocs revolted against Mayor William T. Thompson. Thompson forces won nine wards to opponents ten across 19 wards as Democrats loyal to Roger Sullivan and Dunne beat back Thompson allies. The seventh ward proved toughest with University of Chicago area contest and women voters defeated Thompson. Hilda Johnson Hawkins ran in the First Ward as a Republican candidate.
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Chicago
William T. Thompson
Thompson
University of Chicago
Mar
Roger Sullivan
Dunne
Harries
Firt
Hilda Johnson Hawkins
John Coughlin
Bath House
Sullivan
Lander Wall Scalers Defeat Casper Team in Fast Meet
Casper High School wall climbers visited Lander, were defeated in every run as times ranged from six and four fifths to six and three fifths seconds. Casper athletes wore orange and black jerseys for the first time and received a warm welcome with a dinner, cadet drill, Red Cross work, and a post meet dance.
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Casper
Wyo
Casper High School
Wall Offlers
Lander
Papoon
Red Cross
Yale Wright
Landor
Honer
Riner & Co Loan Services Advertised in Cheyenne
Local notice lists W Riner and Company at 178 Carey Avenue Cheyenne offering loans bonds and surety services. The ad promotes insurance brokerage and financial products for residents and businesses in Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
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W. Riner
Carey Aw Cheyenne Wroming
Absconders from Dallas Arrested in Montevideo
Clarence E. Magoun former Dallas city official and John Morgan of Dallas were arrested in Montevideo Uruguay on charges of absconding with city funds. Texas authorities sought extradition after learning they had sailed for South America.
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Washington
Clarence E. Magoun
Dallas
Tex
John Morgan
Montevideo
State Department
Texas
Surgeons Treat Arm and Leg Injury in Chicago Freight Accident
A freight-car incident in Chicago leaves an injured individual pinned under wheels. Surgeons work to amputate an arm and leg as part of emergency treatment.
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Chicago
May's Letter to Women Promotes Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A Chicago reader from May endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ills. The letter claims personal relief and urges others to try the herbal remedy, noting its traditional, homegrown medicine roots.
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Mrs, May
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicago
Lil
Lincoln St
May
Lydia
Pinkham
Ayia F
Knudson Amid Amputations Keeps Courage After Accident
Switchman R. Knudson aged 34 calmly directed police surgeons who amputated his left arm and leg today. He urged them to proceed to save his life saying there was no chance to move him otherwise. Doctors say he has a fighting chance for recovery.
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R. Knudson
Knudson
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