Typographical Union Session Opens in Nashville
In Nashville on Aug 12 the 59th annual International Typographical Union session began with a lively program. A clash over selecting the appeals committee sparked debate as delegates voted down Baumgartner’s plan to elect the committee. The day closed after speeches by A. B. Hill, Mayor Hillary Howse, C. C. Gilbert, Eugene Shannon, and President James L. Lynch.
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Nashville
International Typographical Union
Lynch
Committee On Appeals
Baumgardner
Omaha
Baumgartner
T. J. Daugherty
Ros
Rufae W. Weaver
Happy Manor
Doughety
A. B. Hill
Hilary Howse
Messrs
C. C. Gilbert
Eugene Shannon
Board of Trade
James L. Lynch
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Cure For Kidneys
The article reports a Kentucky family claim that Foley Kidney Pills cured the daughter of A Mitchell after a severe kidney illness. The father states she improved from a terrible condition to complete recovery and promotes the medicine as safe and dependable with no habit forming drugs.
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A. Mitchell
Magdad
Will Push L. and N. R R Probe
Washington news notes Senator Lea plans to push a resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate ownership and control of the N C and St L Railway by the Louisville and Nashville. The move stirs interest amid Tennessee Georgia and Alabama delegates and concerns over the Western & Atlantic lease and possible dissolution effects.
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Washington
Lea
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisville & Nashville
Senate
Commerce Commission
Tennessee
Tennessee Congressional Dellegattion
Nashville Democrat
Georgia
Alabama
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louia
State of Georgia
Weston & Atlantic Railroad
Chattanooga
Atlanta
IL & N
N. C
St. L
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Regulars Relieve Constipation Says Grocer Reviews
E Davis, a grocer from Sulphur Springs Texas, testifies that Down’s Regulars relieved and strengthened the bowels, keeping them regular ever since. The endorsement appears in promotional material for a laxative product.
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Down's
E. Davis
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Aart
US Seeks Peace in Mexico Amid War Hopes
In Washington officials report relief over progress toward Mexican disputes. President Wilson notes rumors of a pro war movement but prioritizes peace. John Lind arrives safely in Mexico City, aiding a quiet, diplomatic solution. Capt Capehart notes Americans remain protected as tensions ease.
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Washington
Tovay
Mexico
Frederico Gamboa
United States
Bryan
Wilson
Mexico City
John Lind
Vrashes
Lind
Capehart
Michigan
Vera Cruz
Ciudad
del Carmen
State Department
Phoebe Hearst
Prace
Lind Arrival Quiet in Mexico City
John Lind arrived in Mexico City as Wilson’s representative after a day from Vera Cruz. The scene attracted only a few curious spectators, though several newspaper photographers captured him posing for pictures. Huerta’s mediation stance remained unchallenged by the arrival.
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Mexico City
John Lind
Mexico
Huerta
S. Lind
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Mr. Lind
Arrest of Robert Bowen in horse cruelty case
Robert Bowen, described as a Negro, faced a serious charge of driving a horse to death. The horse, owned by Liveryman Ernest Walker, was driven several nights ago and returned late, then tied to a tree. The animal died Monday afternoon after deteriorating while in Bowen’s custody. Bowen was arrested this morning.
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Robert Bowen
Ernest Walker
Bowen
Tennessee state fair selects one boy from each county
The 1913 Tennessee State Fair will name one boy from each county to attend the encampment in September. J N Meroney of Dark Mills will head the boys department, with tents set at the fairgrounds and a week of judging contests, lectures, and stock prizes. If two papers exist in a county they will pool to choose the boy.
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Nashville
T. F. Peck
Peck
J. N. Meroney
Darks Mills
Meroney
Ubis
Chance settlement contest in Hopkinsville race
Former State Senator Frank Rives filed notice of contest in Hopkinsville Kentucky against county attorney nominee Smith. Rives claims a recount is needed for primary ballots and states no malice or fraud. if Smith is confirmed winner, Rives will support him and the ticket. The notice marked the last day to file contest.
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Hopkinsville
Frank Rives
Smith
Atttorney
Slesars
Rives
Mr. Smith
Government money for cotton crop funds
Memphis Tenn August 12 Government money for handling the cotton crop will be available in August and September and payable in December January February and March. P S Smithwick vice president of the First National Bank said this after returning from a conference with federal treasury officials in Washington where he went as the Memphis clearing house association special representative.
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Memphis
Tenn
P. S. Smithwick
First National Bank
Federal Treasury
Washington
Memphis. Clearing House Association
Not Hard Up Says Governor Hodges of Kansas
Clathe Kansas Aug 12 Gov Hodges told reporters during a brief visit that Kansas is not hard up, citing large wheat and potato crops and two alfalfa cuttings, with bank deposits at high levels. He noted stock water scarcity as the only real issue.
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Clathe
Kan
Kansas
Gov. Hodges
Kansis
Lynnville Boy Making Good In Baseball Feats
Lynnville Tennessee August reports a former Lynnville boy, Liz thet Cook, building a strong baseball reputation after being sold to a New York State League club from a Texas League team. The local interest soars as his first major success, three hits including a double, sparks pride among friends. His wife remains with relatives on Fork awaiting joining him soon. Cook is the son of Mr and Mrs Bade Cook.
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Lynnville
Tenn
Liz Thet
Cook
New York
Detroit
Cooke
Bade
Rifle Team Leaves for Camp Perry
Knoxvill e Tenn Aug. Members of the Tennessee state team left tonight aboard a late trap for Camp Perry Ohio to participate in the national rifle tournament open there this week. The five crack shots aimed to eclipse the record set by last year’s Tennessee team which won three medals.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Camp Perry
Ohio
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