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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
2
A fragment mentions a Balkan assault against Turkey and notes European reactions to liberal art circles. It recalls months of unrest and reports the death of Vice-President J. S. Sheraung at his Utica Maryland home last week from poison.
A West Palm Beach Tropical Sun report says a Lake Worth resident manufactures brick and artifical marble from Preridéan. Dr. Rogers, dean of the Yale Tawnel, fixes the tribute levi ed on the people by trusts and wher special interests at two billion dollars per annum.
The text links several U.S. economic crises to Republican leadership, citing the Panic of 1873 under a Republican president, the Panic of 1907, and a supposed Panic of 1993 preceding the repeal of the McKinley tariff.
Report of Board of Public Instruction of Washingto for Sept 30 1912 lists teachers by school including Tompkins Sulphur Springs South Howifuy and others with names such as Ada Vate Lake Riley Beatie Honpatix Ti Gilde Beau Crutchheld Hewnie Ya Bias Grove and Morey. includes superintendent treasurer and county return to Florida.
An exchange cites historical meat statistics showing per person portions shrinking from 1850 to 1910. Capt. J. Ed O'Brien of Pensacola dies on a train near West Point Georgia while returning home to vote in Tuesday elections. He was a Florida political figure and former candidate for Congress, and led the National Bar Pilots Association.
The Turkish government seeks mediation after defeats in the Balkans to halt hostilities. Balkan states are expected to reject the appeal until Bulgarian troops reach the gates of Constantinople.
The commissioner of internal revenue reports Americans are drinking more whiskey and beer and smoking more cigars and cigarettes than at any time in history based on tax return data.
The New York police lieutenant Charles Becker has been convicted of procuring the murder of gambler Rosenthal and is sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of December 9.
A letter from Evanaville Indiana praises Vinol as the best medicine for pulmonary trouble. The writer suffered five months of illness with hemorrhages and claims Vinol soothed inflamed surfaces and stopped coughing. The note offers a money back guarantee if Vinol does not help.
Williams and Helton guarantee satisfaction with their shoes. For a lasting, comfortable option visit the dry goods counter at Campbell and Dekle Co to see the kind of shoes they sell, as promoted by T. L. Wella & Bro.
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