Tanlac credited with curing stomach trouble and fatigue
Harry Nick of Dishman Wash recalls three years of stomach pain, dizziness, and insomnia before taking Tanlac. He says four bottles restored his strength, appetite, and weight, ending headaches and restless sleep and inspiring friends to try Tanlac too.
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America
Nick
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Ain & Firm
Tanlae
Ady
Soldier 16 Dead When Relief Reaches Hin
George Boehmer, a former 218th Wildcat division soldier, died of tuberculosis eight hours after a war risk claim award arrived. The award followed two years of waiting, and state leaders urged swift action for veterans. A separate dispatch reports 10 Wells was shot and killed at Jansen, Nebraska, on a Chicago Rock Island freight line during a robbery when he tried to flee forceful signings by transients.
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Associated Press
George Boehmer
218Th
Wildcat
Ohhmer
William G. McCauley
Washington
Toschmer
Boehmer
McCauley
Harding
United States
McCormick
McKinley
Smoot
Bodimer
White House
Onala
Neb
Wells
Jansen
IW. W
Chicago
Rock Island
Pacffc
Plymouth
Failinry
Jensen
Washington Agri Credits Debate Limited to Sixteen Minutes
Washington August 1 The Senate reached a unanimous agreement to limit speeches on the agricultural credits bill DW to 16 minutes starting Wednesday and to grant the legislation exclusive right of way. A vote on the measure is expected this week, delaying action on the Willis Campbell and silver bill and other measures.
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Waashington
Sonnte
Assessment Bill Passes to Senate in Change of Work Year
Washington Aug 1 The house passed a bill changing annual assessment work on unpatented mineral claims from the calendar year to the fiscal year. The measure now goes to the senate.
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Associated Preva
Washington
House
Senate
Vets Beaten by Wobblies for Refusing Red Order
A World War II veteran and American Legion member, Joe Smith, was assaulted near the Fourth Street viaduct by members of the IWW who demanded he join their group. They mocked, beat, and dragged him, forced a Wobbly badge onto his lapel, discarded his Legion pin, and threatened him as they searched his pockets for money. Police later transported him to a treatment station after he survived the ordeal.
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Stone City
Avg
Joe Smith
Service Company Lines
Fourth Street
Smith
Monahat Post
American Legion
Swarthous Named Glerk Of Consolidated Boards
W M Swarthous of Miles City will succeed J G Locke as clerk of consolidated boards. Governor Joseph M Dixon made the appointment yesterday. Swarthous is a World War veteran and will be paid 3,000 yearly. The report contains speculative figures on government expenditures, railroads subsidies, and postal rate changes amid a broader fiscal outline.
Mellon Plan Criticized In Congressional Debate
Representative Garvey of Texas, the ranking Democratic member, attacked Treasury Secretary Mellon’s proposals. The discussion centered on his aim to raise about four billion dollars for the year and the broader policy aims outlined in his memorandum.
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Mellon
Pordncy
Garvey
Texas
Treasury Secretary
Spokane Man Shoots McNeil Twice Then Kills Self
Spokane police report George Schulz 90 shot Miss McNeil 23 at her parents home west of the city, then fatally wounded himself. Coroner says Schulz had been employed on the McNeil property since February and was discharged about two weeks ago amid alleged infatuation with Miss McNeil.
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Spokane
Wash
George Schulz
Fine McNeil
Aime
Frank McNeil
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Schulz
McNeil
Japan Not Alone in Latest Stand
Washington Aug 1 The disarmament conference date remains under discussion with London Paris and Tokio. Diplomatic reps in Washington have conferred with Secretary Hughes about starting on November 11 or another date. Governments stress agenda scope as key, with Japan not alone in pressing for limited topics, and ambassadors awaiting home-office instructions on agenda adjustments.
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London
Paris
Tokio
Hughes
Depan
Mughes
Japan
Subjeets
Faith in Nik as France and mass support in Riga
Wika Aug 1 AP report on Bolshevik minister of war Trotsky split with Lenin and Zinoviev, Venator Frayce leaving for Russo American ties, and calls for a two billion mark loan to the Russian government. French merchants discuss a ten million franc fur purchase to aid revolution. Mrs Harrisons of Tallimerte to Riga tonight.
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Wika
Associated Press
Lvon Trotky
Nikall
Lenize
Ents Ter
Tonksht
Russia
Mie
Tie Rinions
Agnericn
Mail Robberies Traced to Chicato Crook Gang
Federal indictments name Worthington and Evans linked to a gang that altered Liberty Bonds to be sold through a front company. Authorities list multiple famed heists from Toledo to Chicago and a $3 million Sinclair Oil stock disappearance under investigation.
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Evans
Worthington
Waukegan
Crutral Scenyites Company
Clenton
Toledo
Pullman, T
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Dearborn Street
Chicago
Mount Vernon
Chicago Avene
Cekoa
Council Bluffs
Minneapolis
Centerville
Tay Afard
Sinclair Oil
New York
Thug Escape At Liberty Road Plane Used In Breakout
Associated Press reports a prisoner from St Paul, L Frank McCool, escaped from a state hospital ward after plotting with Joseph Redenbach and others in a murder. Unverified accounts say an airplane aided the escape. McCool, previously sentenced at Stillwater, became violent and was moved to the hospital. Redenbach was later arrested in Minneapolis, linked to multiple murders including Mrs Dunn and Mrs Dusit.
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St Peters
Minn
Frank McCool
George Connery
Minneapolis
Crimpinal
State Hospital For
McCool
Joseph Redenbach
Alice Dusit
St. Paw
Stillwater
Sinlé
Connerry
Trak Doan
Weonu
Tria
Reeenbach
Dunn Redenbach
San Francisco
McCook
Canperry
Redenbach
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Connerzy
Redenbagh
St. Paul
Mes. Davia
Typhoid Carrier Prisoner In Hospital
Associated Press reports Harry Olsen, labeled a typhoid carrier, has lived in the United States Marine Hospital since 1912. He volunteered to enter the hospital to avoid spreading the disease after sailors contracted typhoid from him aboard the lumber steamer Acne, tied between San Francisco and Mendocino county. Four deaths connected to the ship prompted exams revealing Olsen as the carrier, where he remains an orderly, still uncured, with a blind man introducing the parcels post system in England in 1580.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Aug
Harry Olsen
United States Marine Hospital
iTles
Acne
Mendacino County
California
Olsen
Coviers
Skeleton 600-Year-Old Unearthed Near Flagstaff
Harvard students uncovered a well preserved skeleton in Baliesaka Indian ruins near Flagstaff Arizona. Researchers say the remains date about six centuries ago and likely belong to a basket weaver in an ancient cliff dwelling canyon ruin with about eighty houses surviving in part.
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Ariz
Aig
Harvard Unniversity
Unclear AP style report from early 1900s fragmented text
Fragmentary notice mentions Lord Keay Donald James McKay and a resignation at a college center with an executive committee review. Names and places are garbled, making specifics uncertain.
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