Prohibition Fight to Continue as Glam Movement Leaders Rally
Washington reports show supporters of the Hobson constitutional amendment claim momentum despite a failed 188 vote in the House. Drys vow to press the issue into 1916 while opponents predict a national fight lasting years as allies of the movement stay active.
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Rev Bob Jones to Address Montgomery Men Sunday
Reverend Bob Jones will speak Sunday at the Majestic Theatre in Montgomery. The evangelistic meeting is expected to draw a large crowd with his dynamic preaching and anticipated lively reception by local attendees. Jones recently led a major revival in Martins Ferry, drawing about 4000 people with 2500 attending evening services.
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Balm for nose clog relief from cold or catarrh
An ad promises instant relief for a clogged nose caused by cold or catarrh. It touts Fly's Balm antineptic cream to apply in nostrils, claiming it soothes inflamed mucous membranes and clears air passages for easier breathing.
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Haneen
Cow Skeleton Discovery Leads to Pardons in Howard County
In Howard county woods a cow skeleton was found saving William Kennedy from entering it and a jail sentence. Kennedy had been ordered to surrender at the penitentiary when a delegation of six friends produced a sworn statement proving the animal’s skeleton. Governor Ha pardoned Kennedy immediately.
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The Waning Grip of Sanity in War Time
The article discusses rising insanity fears amid wartime strain. It cites Dr Joseph A. Smith and other authorities noting a Pennsylvanian increase of about 25 percent over six years, while population grew 6 percent. Experts attribute stress, economic pressures, and competitive work life to mental strain and urge careful treatment and prudent living.
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Pennsylvania
Moore
War and Women Rise to Power Through Opposition to Atrocities
A writer argues that World War I will spur women to seize leadership by opposing male brutality. The piece claims women will reject violence, end child labor and prostitution, and transform society as men glorify cruelty. It envisions a future where women unite, shame men, and reshape civilization.
Goethals to Tell President Why He Wants Warships
Goethals travels to Washington to explain to President Wilson the need for warships to enforce neutrality rules. He argues British actions threaten American neutrality while the waterway remains contested and inaccessible to the United States.
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New York
Washington
Prenent
Wilson
Cal. Gavethaty
Hepet
Ogneth
Man Ends Life to Dodge Charges in Jonesville
In Jonesville Wisconsin a 24 year old Dee, identified as Frank Blanchard a manufacturer from GA, who faced charges after arrest, killed himself by asphyxiation using an ax, as reported by local authorities.
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Governor Grants Pardons in County Case Load
Governor Emmet O Nea l yesterday granted pardons to Archie M Prince Gus Stephens and Sid Hoyers all from this county Prince convicted in 1910 served ten years for cutting his wifes throat Regera was serving a term for murder and Stephens had been convicted on charge
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Archie M. Prince
Gus Stephens
Sid Hoyers
Prince
Regera
Stephens
Battle in the West Grows More Violent Amid Fighting
The report notes renewed heavy combat across London, Dew, France and Belgium with both sides attacking fiercely. France reports German defenses holding but attrition remains high, with trenches taken and retaken and numerous bayonet clashes and sharp losses on both sides. Additional lines indicate German forces advancing toward the Vienna river en route to Warsaw.
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Dew
France
Belgium
French War Office
Gerthon
Poand
Vienra
Warsaw
Horse Races Announced With Admission Details
A racing program outlines thursday events featuring horses and an athletic showcase. Admission is free with a program price noted. schedule lists tomorrow’s afternoon races and entry order.
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Baptist Sunday School Entertainment
A Sunday School program at the First Baptist Church featured children and older participants in a read and parish entertainment. The event praised for spirit and generosity, with an offering for the orphanage and noted absence of youth and adult friends.
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Rusle
Frivith
Precaution Measures After Alleged Orlean Threats At Sea
Report describes police and naval precautions on New York docks following an alleged New Orleans plan to blow up a ship. Officials, including Faguet, warn of potential outrages and tighten access with identity checks and restricted visitors aboard ships. Longshoremen and detectives have worked for weeks to prevent explosive attempts and safeguard cargo and passengers.
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Dee
Orleans
Nea Ing. Am
Paul Jugeat
Caerrion
Faguet
New Orleans
Mont
Bruint
Mt Jordan
Irda
Hipaa
Christmas at Home: Florence Weston to Pratty for Holiday
Florence Weston plans Christmas at home then leaves Wednesday for Pratty to spend the holiday. The brief notice notes her travel in the family circle.
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Gaines, Gay
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