Jerry Dolan Faces Old Enemies as New Owner Unearths Past
In a tense scene, Jerry Nolan reveals his identity as Jerry Dolan, the famed streetcar strike agitator, now owner of the Advance. Dupuy confronts the revelation as Nolan vows to exact payback on those who crushed him twelve years ago, signaling a renewed clash between labor and capital.
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Dupuy
Consolidated Traction Company
Nolan
Dolan
Dartelmy
Jerry Dolan
Arcady Dupuy
Ruth
Jerry Nolan
Nevada
Ed Dupuy
Old Town
McHenry
Weill
Tie
McKenry
Street Railway Workers’ Union
Atriker
Lobbyiat
Nevaon
Mecleary
Judge Hartelmy
Fourth Estate Returns to Town in Power Struggle
Jerry Dolan reveals himself to Ed Dupuy and Nolan at the Advance as a forceful return to city influence. Nolan, the new owner, consolidates control by naming Wheeler Brand as managing editor, signaling a major shift in how the paper will challenge Hartelmy and the entrenched Four Hundred society.
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Wheeler Brand
Nolan
Brand
Eli
Mcflenry
McHenry
Dupuy
Melenry
Mr. Nolan
Nolan Howe
Tim
Judge Hartelmy
Invita
Mrs. Nolan
Mra Nolan
Phylisa
Sylvester
Nevada
Michael Nolan
Phyllis
Conservatory
Sabe
Wheeler Brand and the Judge in Bold Press Clash
A year after Wheeler Brand rose as aging editor of the Advance his crusade against high life insurance scandals reshaped the paper and drew praise from the president. Yet Rogers of Bartelmy faces public scrutiny as the judge fights for Judith Martelmy in a tangled legal affair with Brand and the paper entwined.
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Wheeler Brand
Nolan
Advance
Brand
High Ufe
United States
Bartelmy
Judith Martelmy Wieht
Jtdue Bartelmy
Peromle
Wheeler Brood
President Helps Orphans At Industrial Home
The president of the Industrial and Orphans home at Macon Georgia reports nine years of use of Electric Bitters in the institution praising its effects on stomach liver and kidney troubles. It strengthens vital organs purifies blood aids digestion creates appetite and is best for weak pale children and run down people. Only 50c at W A Kuykendall's.
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Industrial and Orphan's Home
Macon
W. A. Kuykendall
Sutherland's Fagle Eye Salve Promises Cure for All
The advertisement touts Sutherland's Fagle Eye Salve as the best eye remedy, a snow white harmless ointment guaranteed to cure. Sold by Dillon Drug Wipely for two shillings per tube at all dealers.
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Sutherland
Dillon Drug
Senator Jeff Davis Attacks Standard Oil Grip in Arkansas
Washington notes Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas denounces Senator Owen of Oklahoma for backing a public lands pipeline bill he says serves Standard Oil interests. Davis asserts the Prairie Creek Company is a Standard Oil branch and condemns the measure as violating anti trust law, challenging Owen to deny the trust ties. He calls for no senate vote in support.
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Washington
Owen
Oklahoma
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Senate
Davis
Prairie Creek Company
Standard Oil Co
Congress
Political Issues Will Our Capital of Great Britain
London reports Parliament to open with King and Queen in procession. Lords may pass budget. reform of the Lords debated. Lloyd George and Churchill versus Asquith Grey Morley dominate cabinet fate. India turbulence grows with extremist literature and covert mobilization blamed on British policy.
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London
Parliament
Queen Alexandria
Asquith
House of Lords
Great Britain
Lloyd-George
Winston Churchill
Mr. Asquith
Edward Grey
Lord Morley
Cobb and Consort Are Given Jail Sentences
J. O. Cobb a bartender who won Anna Phillips affection then obtained 750 to buy a saloon at First and Madison and later jilted her for May Curtis was tried for vagrancy in police court and sentenced to 90 days at Linnton quarry plus a $100 fine. May Curtis received 60 days in the city prison on a similar charge. Curtis clung to Cobb after sentence and he kissed her as he was led away. Cobb’s wife, deserted in Eugene, attended to seek divorce evidence.
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J. O. Cobb
Anna Phillips
First
Madison Streets
May Curtis
Linnton Quarry
Curtis
Cobb
Eugene
Portland
Preventics Candy Cold Cure Tablets End Cold Quickly
Threatening feverishness with children is calmed by Preventics. The tablets require no quinine and are gentle on the system. Pocket or purse carried Fre venties safeguard against colds. 25e sold by Yer- Ingtons Prug Store.
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Yer- Ingtons Prug
Dr Bell s Anti Pain For Internal And External Pains
A historical notice promotes Dr Bell s Anti Pain claiming relief for internal and external pains with advertised medical use and general curative claims. It markets the remedy as a broad pain reliever for various ailments and emphasizes its medicinal purpose.
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DR. Bell
Mayor vetoes purchase of crusher in Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove, Feb 17 Mayor B R Job vetoed a city ordinance authorizing a 5000 dollar purchase of a large roller and rock crusher. He cited heavy indebtedness and feared the tax would be too high for citizens. The council may overrule at the March meeting, a clash seen as policy mismatch rather than antagonism.
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Cottage Grove, Or
B. R. Job
Cottage Grove
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Grip Suffering
A wild blizzard of winter ailments brings danger and suffering from grip. Key symptoms include nasal congestion chills fever back head pain and a gripping cough. A. L. Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi claims one bottle cured him after three weeks of illness. Price is 1.00 and a guarantee is offered by W. A. Kuykendall Bird Belknap.
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Dr. King
A. L. Dunn
Pine Valley
Miss
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