Roosevelt And The Third Term Alleged Conspiracy Critique
Special correspondent argues the Roosevelt push for a third term and his public denouncements of Moyer Heywood and Harriman threaten proper conduct of the presidency. The piece critiques the president's use of public opinion to influence legal trials and questions the propriety of his personal judgments shaping national discourse.
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Oklahoma
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Congress
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Chas
A. Edwards
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Harriman
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How They Beat Maine Law
A Springfield Union analysis describes fake express firms in Maine that take quorps of liquor addressed to real and fictitious recipients. Individuals hurry orders and wait for new packages, while such firms profit as agents of purchase and transport, expanding illicit supply.
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Springfield
Mass
Union
Maine
Two words to cut from English language asylum lunatic
A writer in the hospital argues against the stigma of the terms asylum and lunatic, noting that many mentally ill people recover or live well, yet are treated as outcasts. The piece calls for removing stigma and recognizing dignity for those with mental illness.
New York Fashions for Easter Brides and Graduates
The season of marrying and giving in marriage opens at Easter with brides and graduates in the foreground. Church weddings highlight fashion from bridal party elegance to tailored suits for visiting friends, with satin and chiffon dominating Spring. Jewelry shines with a diamond collar a rope of pearls and a diamond coiffure ornament. Foulards return as a top fashion, offering white or delicate color options for bridal and graduation wear and summer frocks.
Fashion notes on bridal gowns veils and accessories
The piece surveys bridal fashion focusing on satin gowns chiffon and tulle with plain or trimmed skirts. It notes veils of point lace or tulle, long or short, and describes tullene gowns, silver embroidery, silk gloves, and ivory parasols with carvings. Names Lucy Carter and Field Syndicate appear as bylines.
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Lucy Carter
Field Syndicate
Thirty years after indictment, Graham arrested in Hall County
Gainesville Ga May 3 Thirty years after being indicted for the murder of William King in Madison County Georgia William Graham was arrested in Hall County where he has lived since 1877 Authorities say King was beaten with a stick leading to his death from injuries years after the crime though the arrest marks a new development in the case
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Gainesville
Wm. King
Madison County
Georgia
Graham
Hall County
King
Debate on Tobacco Marital Rule Divides Audience
At St Pauls Church Broad and Venango streets the Chat ham Literary Union debated whether a girl should refuse to marry a man who uses tobacco. John F Collins argued for the affirmative that a smoker makes a wife’s marriage a form of bigamy but the audience awarded the laurels to the negative, praising the idea that woman remains a wife despite cigar smoke.
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Philadelphia
Chatham Literary Union
St. Paul's Church
Broad
Venango
John F. Collins
City Passes Drouth Ordinances to Halt Liquor Traffic
Carthagenians face strict liquor controls as five ordinances aim to curb sale and delivery within the town. Prohibitions cover shipments from outside the state, in-town sales, storage, and allowing intoxicated use on business premises. Southern Express Co requests permission to halt further deliveries.
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Carthag
Cannell
Hockwood
Wey
Southern Express
Uy Day
Alcohol value debated by British doctors in The Lancet manifesto
British doctors dispute alcohol's medical and daily value with Sir Frederick Treves leading critics who say alcohol is unnecessary for healthy people and harms society. Prohibitionists counter that the manifesto is as authoritative as its rival position and the issue remains unsettled.
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New York Times
London
Great Brittain
Sir Frederick Treves
Frederick Treves
Comforting Words on Kidney Pain Relief From Dean's Pills
Mrs. R A McCaul of Main Street Franklin Tennessee reports years of kidney trouble and backache. After trying remedies, she tried Dean's Kidney Pills on her husband's purchase and experienced noticeable relief and high regard for the remedy.
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R. A. McCaul
Main Street
Franklin
Tenn
Dean
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