President Wins Two Victories On Taft Wool Bill Override
Washington August reports show the House, split along party lines, voting 227 to 120 to override President Taft on the wool bill. The free list measure failed 206 to 127 with insurgents and some Republicans opposing the veto override. Several Democratic and Republican names are listed among those voting for or against, as debate stretched hours.
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Norris
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Oregon
Morgan
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Miller
Minnesota
Tecome
House
Underwood
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Tamon
Ontuck
Momale
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Che
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Asa
Tart
Clark
Sparker Clark
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Clarks
Piharent Nietack
Wwinlom
Clik
New York
Tadewood
Mieke
Statehood Bill Passed by Senate After Revisions
Aug 10 report that a statehood resolution offered by Senator William Alder Smith of Michigan passed the Senate by a narrow vote after conference revisions. The measure requests the recall of the Arizona constitution, and notes conditional acceptance by Arizona voters for admission to the Union. Modifications for New Mexico are proposed, with wording on ratification by the people.
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Senate
States Hood
Willian Alder Smith
Michigan
Territories
Arizona
New Mexico
Mont Alto program saves tuberculous patient Adams life
A Huntingdon Globe report from August 10 1971 highlights Samuel Dizon state health commissioner and Mont Alto tuberculosis sanatorium staff who treated Samuel Adams a tailor from Huntingdon. Adams weighed 102 pounds before entering the sanatorium and after eighteen months of care regained health and strength, returning to work as a wood chopper and worker in a tailoring shop.
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State Department of Health
Pennsylvania
Samuel
Dizon
Samuel Adama
Aishmont
F. W. Haldwin Jn
Huntingdon
Lem
Brown
Adams
Mont Alto
Seantelin Comity
State Institution For Ghoraular Cnaes
Dh Tolinstor
Max
Adama
South Mountains
Ike
Aleepa Ike
Adam
Pationen
H. &. Bronte
San Cura Ointment and Complexion Soap Advertised in Titusville
Patient testimonials claim Ban Cura Ointment heals persistent sores in weeks and bans germs, with endorsements from J. D. Hood of Townville and Karl C. Banks of Pittsburgh. The ads promise relief for boils carbuncles salt rheum tetter frost bites and piles, plus a complexion soap at 25 cents.
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Townville
Karl C. Banks
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Atlantiy Retiring Co
Pittsburg
Henjar
F, Ames & Co
Thowar Downey
San Oura
YF. Amon & Co
Thowat Downey Mall
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
Knox Grants Recognition to Hayti Government
Secretary of State recognized the new Hayti government led by General Cincinnatus Leconte, notifying Port au Prince that the United States believes in the new regime’s good faith and ability to establish a stable government with protections for American interests. The recognition came at the request of the revolutionary president who asked Minister Furniss to present the matter.
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Washington
Knox
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Furniss
State Department
Francis Robbins Dying Former Pittsburg Coal Leader Reported Bankrupt
Francis I L Robbing former president of the Pittsburg Coal Gamping is reported dying in a sanatorium in the West. He was once a leading coal man, but his health has failed and he has faced near bankruptcy. Locals recently learned of his plight after years of quiet private life.
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Francis i L. Robbing
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Aalt
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Robbing
Kent
RECORD REVENUE RECEIPTS Government Collections Rise
Waaliigign August 19 government reports total inters introvenus collections for the year ended June 40 reach 822 150 200 dollars, up about 12 million from the prior year. Increase attributed to taxes on spirits, labor, land and other levies, with New York and Indiana noted for substantial shares.
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Indiana
Corry Ice Company Advertisement Promotes Purity
An advertisement for Corry Ice 100 percent pure water ice touts distilled filtration and sanitary production. It claims longer storage, odorless refrigeration, and cheaper delivery by the year or seasonal 100 pound quantities, produced in Corry, Corry Ice Co.
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Corry
Tess Priow
Market Report Elevates New York Provision Market
Market report for New York covers wheat oats butter and pork prices with No 2 red and No 2 yellow corn notes plus butter creamery and eggs. Livestock section lists cattle hogs and lambs prices with ranges for steers cows hogs and sheep, and Buffalo hay prices for Timothy hay quality grades.
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Curloada
Atate
Uttalo
Prine Wteore
Sue
Buffalo
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as constitutional remedy
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease, stressing internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts strong faith from inventors or promoters and offers a money back guarantee with a doctors’ endorsement and a toll free address in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Notars ii
Bunared Bottara
Aol
Themontala
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Taio Hall
Williams Grove Picnic Excur sion Ticket Rates Reduced
Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced excursion tickets from Williams Grove to the Granger Picnic in Williams Grove PA from August 28 to September. Tickets valid from stations in Pennsylvania, Crom, Fultimers, Himira, Frelerte and intermediate salons on the Northern Central Railway August 22 to 191 September inclusive, for return passage to reach starting point not later than September.
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Pennestyania
Stalons
Pennsylvania
Himira
Frelerte
Northern Central Railway
Japanese Soldiers Gymnasts Reach Milestone Amid Barracks Tales
Report from a Japanese barracks describes exceptional gymnastic feats by soldiers. Athletes reportedly scale fourteen foot walls by standing on the shoulders of others and supporting two or three teammates, marking remarkable team coordination and strength.
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