Thomas Owen Leaves Party to Back Wilson Prospects
Clinton News Dispatch editor and former congressional candidate Thomas Owen reportedly shifts allegiance toward Woodrow Wilson. The move follows past support for Roosevelt and a debate over anti stock law stance, with Owen’s future newspaper direction and party loyalty in question.
American Girls Training for War Service
Washington hosts a first encampment to train women for war or national calamity under Navy league guidance. Two hundred volunteers from Washington New York and Philadelphia study heliograph signaling bandage making decoding wireless messages and cooking for invalids while living under military discipline near Chevy Chase. Notable participants include Miss Frances Whataker Baker and her sister Miss Katherine along with several prominent spouses and society women.
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New Orleans
Speaker Clark
William Cumming Story
Frank G. Odenheimer
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John Hays Hammond
George Dewey
Hugh L. Scott
Army
Wisconsin Cadets Defend Madison From Invaders
University of Wisconsin cadets repel an attacking force in the annual corps inspection led by Major Monroe Mickarland. The invaders advance from Eagle Heights three and a half miles away and are checked by machine gun fire as cadets retreat to a position before university buildings.
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Foley Kidney Pills Soothes Nighttime Urinary Woes
A Carmi reader Henry Rudolph reports Foley Kidney Pills helped him sleep through the night without waking. The ad touts relief of bladder weakness and related pains such as backache, rheumatism and stiff joints, claiming renewed rest after use.
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Carmi
Mann Drug Co. Adv
Buffalo Readies for Shriners Convention in Buffalo
Buffalo prepares to host the Imperial Council of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine July 12 13 and 14 with expectations of about 100000 visitors. J Putnam Stevens imperial potentate tours states to recruit delegations and Buffalo pledges 10000 for entertainment while trains and steamer trips are planned.
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Hawaiian Islands
Mecca
California
Chicago
Great Lakes
Fort Niagara
Shriners
Iowa Seeks Farm Hands This Spring
Des Moines reports a spring labor demand with Iowa farmers offering $28 to $32 monthly plus meals and lodging. Married couples may receive $15 to $50, sometimes with separate housing. The state parole board issued 25 paroles in a week, many with farm jobs lined up.
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Iowa
John C. Nietzel
Saz
State Board of Parole
Lands in Lewallen sold by commissioner Davis to L L Wrenn
W H Davis acting as commissioner sold Lots 7 8 and 9 in Lewallen lands to L L Wrenn for 3842.50. Two lots measure 42 by 150 feet and the third 23.5 by 48 feet, deeds filed in the register's office on Saturday morning.
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Ll. F. Wrenn
Register
Railroad Conductors May Vote to Join Rainme
Eight hundred representatives of the Order of Railroad Conductors of America met in St Louis on May 8 for their first triennial convention. The session debates union affiliation amid looming widespread rail strikes, though Grand Chief Conductor Carrison says no direct link to current labor troubles is shown. About 650 divisions in the United States and Canada are represented, with two weeks of meetings to reconstruct the organization and elect new officers.
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Gwen
Wilsom
Wilkes
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T. Louis, Va
Order of Railroad Conductors of America
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Carrison
United States
Canada
Cumming
Whooping cough remedy praised in ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective against whooping cough. S. W. McClinton of Bladon Springs Alabama says it helped his baby recover quickly. The product is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
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S. W. McClinton
Bladon Springs
Ala
Adv
Change of schedule for Interurban Motor Lines 1916
Change of schedule effective May 1 1916 for Interurban Motor Lines Inc between Winston Salem and High Point. From High Point to Winston Salem from Elwood Hotel and Zenzendorf Hotel at 10 00 am 8 00 am 11 00 am 2 00 pm 3 30 pm 6 00 pm. One suit case free, each additional 25 cents. Distance 204 miles fare 1.00 each way with 5 cents per mile for intermediate points. For more information call 58 High Point or see O Arthur Kirkman.
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Interurban Motor Lines, Inc., Op
Winston
High Point
O. Arthur Kirkman
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