Mitchell objects to oath at Shenandoah court inquiry
Washington DC Colonel William Mitchell objected at the naval court inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster. His counsel Representative Frank R. Reid of Illinois argued that no formal summons had been issued, and Mitchell preferred to take the oath when properly summoned.
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Washington, Dc
Willam Mitchell
Talay
Naval
Shenandoah
Frank R. Reid
Hlllnois
Mitchell Desir
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A letter from Mrs Procran of East Libtrky Raton Pa recounts relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for dizziness weak appetite and body pains. The writer cites a Pittsburgh Press ad and notes many women report healing results. the compound is sold by druggists everywhere.
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Snarpsburg
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pittsburgh
Raton
Lydia E. Pink Sam
PILES DISAPPEAR No Cutting or Salves Needed
An advertisement touts internal treatment as the sole safe method for piles, claiming blood stagnation and weak bowels cause the condition. It promotes HEM-ROID tablets, endorsed by Dr. Leonhardt, available at Newcomb & Matthews with a refund if not satisfied.
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Leonhardt
M. D
Drugaiste
Newcomb
Matthews
Court Hearing Clears Navy Building After Oath Delay
Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones presided as witnesses were barred from speaking until oaths were sworn. Representative Reid pressed for remarks, and Admiral Jones adjourned the room, clearing the crowd of women as the court prepared to consider the case.
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Eder
Hilary P. Jones
Winess
Representative Reid
Admiral Jones
Navy Building
Charges Major General With Dictatorship
A 1926 report states Major General George B. Duncan, commander of the Seventh Corps Area, faces formal charges for alleged dictatorship within the reserve and for civil military acts. The document alleges he set up a military dictatorship to influence political expression and conspired to ruin military and civilian reputations. Duncan was reportedly ordered to retire on Saturday.
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Sonoma Pavinpore
Macrorie
Owa
Minnesota
North Dakota
National Council of the
Reserve
Anagela
War Department
George B. Duncan
Seventh Corp
Omate
Duncan
Porovalz
Arrest Mail Clerk 7 For Robbing Mails
Harry Winn, a Burlington mail clerk on the route between Burlington and Albert Lea, Minn, was arrested in Albert Lea on a federal charge of robbing the mails. He was taken to St Paul in $1,300 bond. The crimes allegedly date to about 18 months and followed a package mailed here that failed to reach its destination in Waterloo.
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Conar Ragias
Harry [Pe Winn
Burlington
Hook Island
Ity
Albert Lea
Minn
Ening Gazette
St Paul
Waterloo
Town News Briefs From The Associated Press
Chariton reports a church leader warns Europe fears a new war more destructive than World War I. Des Moines notes the midwest regional advisory board meeting set for October 20 and 21. Iowa King's Daughters renews leadership with Mansfield re-elected president and Higbee, Walsmith, Drummond named officers. Ames hosts county agents and extension workers annual conference. Sioux City updates on Louis Sterling shot during a robbery, with recovery possible. Cedar Rapids hosts eastern Iowa veterinary convention concluding today. Sioux City records Ray De Witt injured when a house being raised slid off supports. Gilbertville marks Father John Nemmers jubilee with parish. Nevada reports Nina Sneiders convicted of bootlegging.
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Des Moines
F. J. Mansfield
Burlington
Iowa
King’s Daughters
F. G. Higbee
Iowa City
A. J. Walsmith
Oskaloosa
G. B. Drummond
Davenport
Pilot Burned To Death When Plane Takes Fire
At Chanute field First Lieut. William J. Wheeler, 44, an air service officer, was burned to death when the airplane he piloted burst into flames and crashed to the ground at 10 15 this morning. Private Cecil B. Butler was aboard.
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Chante Field
Ranton
William J. Wheeler
Air Service
Chanute Field
Cecil
Buer
Girl Jockey Rides Winning Horse in Town Plate at New Market
An 18 year old schoolgirl named Eileen Joel rode Walter Farr's Hogier to victory in the Town Plate at New Market England. Joel, daughter of turfman Sol Joel, led near the finish to win by two lengths over Glatye Rickaby on Poohbal with Betty Tanner on Skylark third.
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New Market
England
Walter
Farr
Hogier
Eileen Joel
Sol Joel
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Tania
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Thad Nutri
Teouly
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Tana
Associated Press
Chariton
William Cott
Oct
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Seventh Day Adventists Conference
W. D. Beck
Chicago
American Railway Association
Ames
Sioux City
Louis Sterling
Cedar Rapids
Ray de Witt
Gilbertville
John Nemmers
Nevada
Nina Sneiders
N. Maple St
Creston, Iowa
New York
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