Washington Signals and Economic Moves Stir National Policy
President Wilson pardoned Rosas a 70 year old man sentenced for mescal smuggling from Tucson Arizona. The Glass Currency measure won House Banking Committee approval. Secretary McAdoo said Treasury will deposit 320000000 to 50000000 in Southern and Western banks to aid crop movement. Ambassador Wilson urged Senate Foreign Relations to recognize Huerta.
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Wilson
Vnocente
Rosas
Tucson
Arizona
House Banking Committee
McAdoo
Treasury
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Huerta
President Wilson Sends Birthday Messages to Nordic Kings
Personal dispatches show President Wilson sending congratulatory notes to the King of Norway and the King of Greece on their birthdays. In the Midwest, Robert T. Lincoln marked his 70th birthday in Manchester Vermont while Governor Fielder and aides attended a Long Branch horse show. Dan Crawford, a longtime missionary in Africa, arrived in New York aboard the Olympic.
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Wilson
Norway
Greece
Robert T. Lincoln
Abe
Manchester
Fielder
Long Branch
N. J
Dan Crawford
Africa
New York
New York City
Flory
Bangor
Walter Reynard
Stamford
Conn
Waynesburg
Mary Lantz
Daniel H. Tolman
Guchtel
Trenton
Rose Ferarro
Brooklyn
Milliken University
Decatur
Anna 3B
George G. McCracken
McCracken
New York University
Sea Cliff
L. I
Babe P. Wagener
Atchison, Kan
Hodges
Tener
Pennsylvania
R. G. Schalbach
Elizabeth
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nationals sign Frank Schmidt big right hander
The Boston Nationals signed pitcher Frank Schmidt from the Dutlkirk club. He is a prominent right handed pitcher drawing attention all season.
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Boston Nationals
Frank Schmidt
Dutt
Global unrest and disasters echo across Europe and beyond
Rebels abandon Nanking as uprisings rise after General Castro lands in Venezuela. Ranger sails from Jueghorn to Marseilles while longshoremen strike ends in Bre men. A Naples powder factory blast injures sixteen. Trade unions halt South African mine strikes as Turkish and Romanian tensions grow.
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Nanking
Castro
Venezuela
Ranger
Jueghorn
Italy
Marseilles
France
Bremen
Naples
Federation of Trades
New York- Havre
Constantinople
Dardanelles
England
San Francisco
Sylvia Pankhurst
Kirk Bos
Holland
Brindisi
Apulia
Suglia
Turin
Rome
Mediation Policy Shift as Lind Heads to Mexico City
President Wilson dispatches ex Governor John Lind as personal representative to Mexico City to negotiate a settlement ending the Mexican turmoil. Proposals include a hostilities pause for elections, Huerta retirement, and a constitutional government recognized by the United States. If mediation fails, the embargo on arms to Mexico may be lifted.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Bryan
John Lind
Minnesota
Mexico City
White House
State Department
Lind
Huerta
Congress
United States
Secretary of State
Department of State
News of New Jersey towns and people in brief items
A compilation from across New Jersey reports on factory rushes in Clayton and other towns, a mayor’s illness recovery in Atlantic City, a fugitive captured near Trenton, school addition bids at Waterford, a large seabass catch at Somers Point, unclaimed letters in Hammonton, rail delays hurting Richwood farmers, deaths and examinations for postmaster positions, a Jersey City prisoner bound for Italy, clergy moves between Hammonton and Lancaster, payroll scams, trouble at Vineland, and a firestorm incident in Penn Valley. Also mentions legal moves in Hackensack, threats to Sunday business, and the passing of John J Farrelli, once a horseshoer for Pierre Lorillard.
Moody Bible Institute Lesson by B O Bellers
International Sunday School lesson led by B O Bellers director of evening department at Moody Bible Institute Chicago. Service outlines study goals and thematic guidance for Sunday worship.
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B. O. Bellers
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Passover preparation and Christ as lamb substitute
The lesson outlines four phases of the Passover in Exodus 12, linking the unblemished lamb to Christ. It emphasizes preparation, application of blood by faith, obedience, and expulsion, and notes the feast’s memorial role for Israel and the fulfillment in Paul’s teaching that Christ is the Passover sacrificed for us.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Peter
Moses
Paul
Express rates lowered by Interstate Commerce Commission
After a three year investigation the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered express companies to cut rates by October 15 and implement changes. The reductions are estimated to reduce gross revenues by about 16 percent, while the companies claim losses could exceed 40 million dollars.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Express Company
D. I. Roberts
United States Express Company
England to enlarge Bermuda base for warships
The Daily Mail reports England will expand Bermuda as a naval base for the fourth cruiser squadron led by the flagship Suffolk Berwick Lancastermouth and Hermione after maneuvers. The Taglische Rundschau says a special cruiser squadron will be detailed to protect German interests abroad.
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England
Bermuda
Germany
London
The
Daily Mail
Cruier
Suffolk
Berwick
Lancaster
Monmouth
Hermione
Berlin
Taglische Rundschan
Parables of Faith Spark Rivalry Over Swearing
A humorous exchange contrasts two clergymen as one suggests switching churches to gain the freedom to swear without censure. The dialogue satirizes sectarian scruples and the lure of lax standards in speech.
Castoria Advert Says Safe Remedy for Infants
An old advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a safe home remedy for infants and children. It stresses that the product bears a signature and has been in use for over 80 years, with children noted to cry for it.
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Connecticut
Rock Island
Dodge City
Kan
Chicago
Clearfield County
Clifford Holmes
Bradford
Cuba
Sulzer
Chiegio
Augustus M. High
Reading
Liverpool
N. Y
Castoria
Fletcher
Square Meal
Jones, a philanthropist, visits his favorite restaurant for lunch to settle a stranger’s meal. He learns the man charged nine beers and a cigar, totaling fifty five cents, which Jones offers to pay.
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Jones
Rash covers face cured by Cuticura in two months
Miss Annie Goldstein of New York describes a six month facial eruption starting as a forehead sore. She says itching burning and raw bleeding stopped after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, with a full cure within two months. Free samples offered with Skin Book from Cuticura, Boston.
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Henry St
New York City
Annie Gold-stein
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Special Hospitals Needed to Combat Tuberculosis
The National Association estimates over a million Americans are consumptives with at least a third unable to receive home treatment. Many threaten family and public health and require placement in special hospitals. Current capacity could house only one in eight or ten cases. Call for more hospitals and sanatorium facilities.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United State
Made Daddy Gasp by a Little Chicago Lad
A small Chicago boy, eight, imitates adults and challenges his father at table. Frustrated by parental disregard he interrupts with a sharp demand to “close your little trap for just one moment while I get in a word.”
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Daddy
Chicago
Canary Warnings Signal Mine Air Quality
Canary birds serve as early warning in well regulated mines. If air is questionable the birds are moved into the mine and immediately reveal signs of danger.
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Canaries
Postum claims cure for digestive woes and better living
A doctor's anecdote from a Postum advertisement describes switching from coffee to Postum after marriage. The user found Postum improved digestion and overall health, noting wife and family preference shifted to Postum while coffee was discarded. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum and urges readers to experiment with strength.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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