Plan to curb loan sharks by Carnegie Astor Rosenwald
United Press reports Julius Rosenwald Andrew Carnegie and Vincent Astor plan a nationwide chain of banks to provide credit to workers and fight exploitation by loan sharks. Astor confirms the project, saying it would aid workingmen harmed by high interest. Rosenwald is en route to Egypt, with Carnegie offices offering little new detail.
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United Press
New York
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Andrew Camegie
Vincent Astor
United Pries
Young Astor
Rosen‘wald Ia
Europe
Egypt
Carnegie
Poor Blood Remedies Promise Health Boost
An advertisement touts Vinci cod liver and pon tonse as a cure to purify and enrich blood, improve digestion, and restore strength. It cites a Gulfport Mississippi testimonial from Armmelisa Saucier and offers a money-back guarantee if the product fails to help. Also mentions Saxo skin remedy and local druggists C. C. Babbitt & Son of Corry, Pa.
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Gulfport
Armmelisa Saucier
Mieland
Vinci
C. C. Babbitt & Son
Droggtats
Corry
Hosema
Saxo. Adv
Corry Fair and Driving Park Association Meeting Notice
The Corry Fair and Driving Park Association will hold its annual meeting at the Common Council Rooms in Corry Pa on Wednesday evening January 28 1914 at 8 oclock. All members are urged to be present. W We Mirgaridgaj Beo y secretary.
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Memhare
Corry
Mother of Bandit Ends Own Life in Turmoil
In Houb Pa on June 2 a mother, Katrina Rokowski, killed herself amid a chaotic search for her son, the bandit who had terrorized Homestead. Rokowski had previously shot and killed two people and remained at large as authorities pursued him.
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Takey
Houb
Heath Poriatty
Katrina Rokowski
Rokowski
Orders Issued To U S Troops At Border War
Washington January 2 Secretary of War Garrison issued orders approving the action of American troops at El Paso who disarmed a party of eighty four Mexicans who crossed to the U S side and were sent back to Mexican territory. The move followed earlier policy to allow refugees to remain unarmed until safe and return home. General Wool directed border troops to permit armed Mexicans to cross if unarmed and to cooperate with Red Cross in relief efforts. General Bliss was authorized to act as needed near the border during the crisis.
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Washington, D. C
HiPaso
Paso
Garrison
Wool
Bliss
Border Patrol
Moxicano
Olinaga
United States
Bllis
Ojiriage
U. S. Linea
AmuseU Theater Presents Desert Western and Comedy
Local listing shows two features, a Biograph western The Parsing of John Murky and a comedy by Boggs and Baiwon. Arizona venue presents the program on Tuesday with mixed Western and light entertainment for patrons.
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Joh
Potatoes barred again to curb disease spread
Washington reports strict new regulations on importing foreign potatoes to shield U S from injurious diseases. Secretary Houston outlines requirements for notification and inspections for countries not yet quarantined and notes potential future lifts for certain regions. The notice also warns growers against using secondhand sacks sterilized or not, as shipments may carry diseases.
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Washington
United States
Houston
Department OF Agriculture
Department
Reid
Secretary of Agriculture
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Togland
Scotland
Wales
Irakind
Europe
Canada
Department of Molla
Atlantic
Maine
Mexican Situation Will Not Delay Canal Opening
United Press reports from Washington say Secretary of War Garretson utters a flat denial of Hearst papers claiming a delay in the Panama Canal opening due to the Mexican revolution. The War Department official interviewed insists the Mexican situation has no effect on the canal’s completion.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Hearst
Panaia Canal
Gar
Mexico
War Department
NYE revolver blasts rattle Erie residents
In Erie Pennsylvania several residents escaped injury as celebrants fired loaded revolvers to ring in the new year. Police Chief Detzel warned that anyone found firing guns within city limits will be arrested and disciplined. Bullets shattered windows and left debris, with at least four homes damaged and residents recounting near misses.
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Erie
Fred Revoloar
Belzet
Chiat Datzel
Charles Pfeffer
West
Nowspaper
Houd
Tsolf
Award P. Loesch
Holland Street
John Homuterling
Detzel
Elty
Putnam's Corn Extractor Claim Highlights Relief
An OCR fragment touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as an easy solution for corn pain and calluses. It claims removal of corn kernels and warts, promising quick relief. The ad mentions endorsements by unnamed individuals and a bold brand appeal with a price figure and doctor-like recommendations.
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Putnam's
Udit
Allie
Putnam’ Juru
Draggdiste
Tho
Downey
Vessel Cut Into Crew Rescued After Sheltered Breakup
By Dotted Prose Mobile Ala Jan 2 The relis trader Gle muston crew were rescued today after their vessel broke frue and held to cargo of lumber. They were moved to a Mobile hospital with the hull sunk low in the sea. Several men are in critical physical and mental condition. The cargo valued at 78000 dollars was believed lost.
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Mobile
Ala
Gether
Sulin
Glemuston
Tng
Brat
Michigan Governor Opens Probe into Shooting of Official
Governor Ferris orders an independent inquiry into the shooting and deportation of President Moyer of the Western Moderation officers. Attorney Nichol and a personal representative will proceed with the investigation, separate from the Houghton County grand jury and prosectors inquiry.
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Galamot
President Moyer
Nichols
Houghton County Grand Jury
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Wil
Arizona
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Tanana
Harden
School OF Dancing Ways
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Gausing, Mich
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Ferritoaay
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R. E. Palmer
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