Ferguson Again Seeks Texas Governorship After 1917 Impeachment
Dallas July 24 Ferguson, removed as Texas Governor in 1917 by impeachment, seeks the Democratic nomination again. Hobby, Morry Sheppard and college ties shape the race as Texas women vote in primaries for the first time.
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Ferguson
Texas
Dallas
Tex
James E. Ferguson
William P. Hobby
Las
Hobby
Shippers Learn Rates Through New Freight Committees
Washington officials announce eastern western and southern railroad freight traffic committees with five members each. Shippers gain representation on the panels to advise on future rate adjustments nationwide. The bodies will make local recommendations while final authority remains with the railroads.
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Washington
Railroad Administration of Eastern
Western
J.C. Lincoln
New York
G. M. Freer
Cincinnati
Bo Campbell
FE. P. Bates
W C. Maxwell
Railroad Administration
H. T. Moore
Atlanta
J.S. Davant
Memphis
Randall Clifton
N. B Wright
Joseph Hattendorf
H C Barlow
Chicago
Seth Mann
San Francisco
A. C. Johnson
F. W Houghton
S. H. Johnson
Impatient Patriot Returns After Drafted Service in France
Private Raphael Des Marins of the French army, on leave, traveled 3000 miles from France to Boston to answer the draft call. He was examined, accepted, and joined others at Camp Devens for training after serving about a year delivering ammunition at the front. Des Marins, 24, had registered for the draft but went to France with permission to return when his class was called.
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Boston
Raphael Des Marins
Abserce
France
Camp Devens
Des Marins
Back Bay
Frances Des Marins
Aviators Supply Cut-Off French Troops With Air Drops
French airmen delivered food and ammunition to a battalion isolated near Towrey between the Marne and Rheims. On July 17 they dropped a thousand loaves of bread 800 tins of beef and cartridges to sustain the troops for three days amid heavy fighting.
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Paris
Towrey
Marne
Rheims
Democrats Pick Smith to Lead New York Fight
Alfred F. Smith, president of the New York City board of aldermen, won unofficial endorsement of the state Democratic convention as the party's gubernatorial candidate for the coming fall campaign in Saratoga New York.
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Democrats
Smith
New York
Saratoga
N. Y
Alfred F. Smith
Board of Aldermen of
New York City
Middle-Aged Men and Women Kidney Relief Pill Ad
In this ad the kidneys filtering the blood are explained as working constantly to remove impurities that cause aches and pains. It promotes Kidneys Pills from Mann Drug Co as help for overworked tired and diseased kidneys and bladder.
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Bladder Mann Drug Co
Foley's Remedy Promoted For Hay Fever And Digestive Ailments
An ad notes rising travel and resort costs will keep many day fever and asthma sufferers at home. It claims Foley's Honey and War is a satisfactory remedy for hay fever and asthma, and Foley Cathartic Tablets are the best laxatives for constipation or biliousness. The testimonial is from Geo Jenner of San Antonio Texas and Mann Drug Co. is listed as a promoter.
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Foley
Mann Drug Co
Geo
Jenner
Labor Street
San Antonio
Tex
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