Porto Ricans Seek Citizenship as Obstacles Clear
Porto Ricans press for U S citizenship with hopes a new organic act will grant collective citizenship and home rule. Governor Yager campaigns in Washington as Congress faces bills, while island politics shift after the unionist platform renounces independence.
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Porto Rico
Arthur Yager
Washington
Congress
Billa
Jones
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
United States
Yager
Porto Ico
District of Columbia
South
Philippines
Philippine
Unionist Party
King Peter Arrives in Saloniki on French Battleship
London Jan 3 Reuters Manila reports King Peter of Serbia reached Saloniki aboard a French battleship after traveling from Albania last week in Italy. He was accompanied by several Serbian ministers and officers.
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Peter
Serbia
Italy
Albania
Reuter
Saloniki
Uric Acid in Meat Linked to Rheumatism Warned
A health note states rheumatism stems from excessive meat and rich foods producing uric acid. It advises warmth, dry feet, proper hydration, and a regimen of Sal Salts or Jad Salts to stimulate kidneys and rid the blood of impurities, describing an effervescent lithia water drink as beneficial.
High Point Men Thrive in Rebuilt Hopewell Mushroom City
Julius C. Smith reports from Hopewell that High Point residents dominate postwar commerce. R W Gray opens a market, Davis and Connor trade lumber, and the Elder brothers from Trinity run a drug store hospital and practice medicine earning substantial proceeds. Hopewell under martial law remains orderly with vigilant searches for liquor as rebuilding booms, housing rents surge, and banks expand.
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High Point
Hopewell
Julius C. Smith
Mushroom City
duPont
Powder Town
Topewell
Mr. Smith
R. W. Gray
Hopewel
Smith
Gray
Davis
Connor
Trinity
Richmond Medical College
Ropewell
Two Negroes Killed in South Carolina Yesterday
A Hart county Georgia sheriff's teletyped report says two Negroes were killed Sunday on the South Carolina side of the Savannah River. An Anderson, South Carolina newspaper man heard a negro woman claim her son was killed and her brother bound with ropes before being taken into the woods by two men. The woman denied an insult to the white woman and showed a neck scar she attributed to the attack.
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Charlotte
Johnson
Hart County
Georgia
Anderson
S. C
South Carolina
Savannah
Hartwell
Carolina and Yadkin River Railway Schedule 1915
Schedule shows train arrival and departure times at listed stations with no guarantee of punctuality or exact arrival. Effective October 1, 1915.
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Carolina & Yadkin River
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