Herpicide Promises Hair Regrowth Test and Benefit
Consumers endorse Herpicide as the only test of efficacy for hair loss products. The ad claims it reaches the root of the problem by eradicating the germ that causes hair fall and cites testimonials from prominent people. It presents Newbro’s Herpicide as a pure oil free dressing, available via druggists with a 10 cent sample offer from The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
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Herpicide Co
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Mich
Joseph Emmert
Union Executive to Decide on Strike Actions in Chisago
A preneural Arudsties in the Teamsters strike delays decisions until national officers arrive. Lumber firms threaten deliveries to boycott firms if the union refuses to sanction action. City council backs arbitration while schools push truancy enforcement amid student clashes and driver assaults.
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Owlen
Doomed Men Threats Attract National Horror
Threats of murder targeted John G. Shedd and Robert J. Thorne amid a vast wave of coded letters and anonymous notes following a major strike. Police seek the authors as unions, editors, and politicians face threats and protective actions, with several leaders detained or questioned.
Police intensify hunt for President Meller and Edward Shields
Police have redoubled efforts to locate President Meller of the Carriage Makers union and Edward Shields, said to have attended the executive meeting when the robbery was voted to repay Githeotey and his companions for the “edmonthan at work.”
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Oshers
President Meller
Vne Jow
Edward Shields
Githeotey
Edmonthan
Injunction Case Details Pickett Line Passes in Strike
Testimony before Master in Chancery describes how wagons carried medicines and hospital supplies pushed through picket lines. Witnesses say union leaders agreed not to stop shipments. a special card helped drives pass, while some workers quit due to danger and pressure from the strike.
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Woods
Allen Tahol
James A. Rheedson
Fem
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Walish Avenue
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Isiness
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Stek
Barry
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Shea
Teamsters
Ferre McCarthy
Titan
Teave
Mansfield
Aone
Biel
Gompers Called WFIT on Employer Signs of Strike
Telegram from President Shea of the Teamsters union to Samuel Gompers outlines a meeting of the American Federation of Labor executive board in Chicago near week’s end. The call directs International Brotherhood of Teamsters officials to attend, giving them final say on calling or ending a strike, amid widespread carrier disruptions and labor tensions in Pittsburgh and New York areas.
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Teamsters’ Union
Tresttent Gompers
American Federation of Laeria
Chicago
Sheaso
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Teamsters
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Ciaysens Fs Servics Ag A
Scores On The Ball Fields In Chicago And East Games
Reports from Chicago and other cities list scattered results across baseball and athletic contests. Scores show New York and Philadelphia pairings, Detroit and Cleveland, Milwaukee and Des Moines, with several byes and mixed outcomes across cities.
Gas Bill Saved Deneen Plans Hearings On Questions
Springfield May 16 The theater bills lost and found. a senate gas and electricity clause discrepancy triggered questions of legality. Governor Deneen will set aside tomorrow to hear objections to several bills, including dental care measures and a special assessment plan. Attorneys General review bills on constitutionality and changes to existing laws, while rural voters oppose motor vehicle advantages on highways.
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Nuseing Theater
Cheenphtol Hive
Senate
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House
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Clark Dental
Chico Antonobite Club Dhl
Wall
de Mates Mobile
Arsenic Debate in Murder Case and Other Briefs
Chicago May 16 The defense hinges on expert Gustave Kaliseher who testifies that arsenic in Marie Walcker-Hoell’s body is natural due to cemetery soil. Assistant State's Attorney Olson challenges Plotke's evidence. Nashville and Springfield briefs report city officials’ changes and rail freight rate talks. Graduate address planned by University of Illinois. Drowning case in Hinwell reports a deliberate act after family tragedy.
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Chicago
Gustave Kaliseher
Marie Walcker-Hoell
Woliseher
Moe
TWO KILLED SIX WOUNDED IN Big Pour passenger wreck
Two men were killed and six severely injured when Big Pour passenger train No. 11 crashed through an open switch at Otterbem seventeen miles west of the city, the engine and cars wrecked, four coaches derailed. Engineers and conductors named include Herbert G. Talos and Tough S. Babb among the injured passengers and staff from Indianapolis, Chicago, Lafayette, and other points.
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S. Babb
Padianapolis
W. P. Peacock
Indianapolis
Walter Freeman
Chicago
Elmer Harkersmith
Westport
Ind
W. Robert
Handlton
Dayton Brown
Thomas O. Vowler
Cuba Shows Restiveness as Liberal Convention Opens
Havana May 16 The Liberal convention opened with cheers for the reorganized party and General Maxine Gomes now regarded as a leading figure. Senator Alfredo Yas, president of the Liberal party organization, warned that Cuba under the Moderate party government is drifting toward colonial conditions. Fusion tide speeches drew applause, while Mitchell Platt amendment to the permanent U S Cuban treaty was labeled a danger to Cuban sovereignty and urged revision when opportunity offers.
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Maxine Gomes
Alfredo “Yas
Laberal
Cuba
Newty
Mitche Platt
United States
Wisconsin to tax street railways and utilities by ad valorem
Madison May 16 The assembly approved by a unanimous vote a bill to levy ad valorem taxes on street railways and utilities operated in connection with railway campuses. The assessment will be made by the state tax commission and returned to the cities or towns where the plants are located. The bill now goes to the senate. The corner stone of the $800000 library at Stanford University has been laid. An unpublished address by the late Arch Bishop Ars to Stanford students discusses a planned endowment via sale or private jewels valued around $1,000,000. The income from this land will fund about 70,000 volumes yearly. In Indianapolis May 1 the first meeting of the Switchmen's Union convention opened at the Cholpe hotel with Grand Master Frank T. Hiawtey presiding. Washington May 1 Seventh Day Adventists resolutions urged moving denominational headquarters from Battle Creek to Wish Ineton and favor quadrennial conference sessions.
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Amid Turmoil Colonels Divorce Suit and Rail Strikes
Article compiles diverse items: a divorce suit involving Colonel Wom Cary, a mass arrest in St Petersburg, rail and streetcar labor tensions, conventions of the Stoneturad Building Ward and the American Federation of Musicians, musical workers wage protests in Milwaukee, and global notes including a US naval request, a Russian bond decree, and Quebec defense spending.
Judge claims Nan Patterson lied in Young murder trial addendum
At a New York dinner, Justice Vernon M. Davis asserted Nan Patterson lied about Caesar Young’s murder, while noting the Populace may support acquittal if truth had been told. He argued the defendant’s statements showed deliberate falsehoods across trials.
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Voyage and deaths loom in transatlantic tales and clerical changes
Fragmented report recounts Terbert V Croker and traveling companion in New York as effort to recover a body and discuss tobaccorelated matters. Mentions Miss Poinette Bayten and Miss Clorton with New York connections. Also notes a Marpeora Day approach in New York and various sailing vessels moving from Siuly Took ae to Linged. Additionally, Saigon reports a Russian vessel sighting and U.S. naval telegraphs about Taivs and Purin. Finally, Portland notes BE Clark being rejected again as Grand Chief Conductor of the Order of Railway Conductors.
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Order of Railway Conductors
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