Two More Agree to One Primary Duncan's Off to Chicago
In Raleigh on May 27 1916 Judge James Manning and Maj W A Graham joined other candidates for attorney general and agriculture commissioner in agreeing to a single midsummer primary to save state costs. Duncan heads to Chicago to attend Republican national committee meetings and discuss Roosevelt's nomination prospects with party leaders.
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Manning
Colonel Jones
T. H. Calvert
Grahiam
McKinnon
Mede
Graham
MehWinmon
Edmund Jones
Lenoir
N. C
J. OS. Manning
Duncan
Chicago
Ek. C. Duncan
Butler
Hilles
Raleigh
Sampson
Washington
Frank Linney
Linney
Executive Committee
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Russians Halt on Galician Front Amid Trench Preparations
From Strusoff Galicia May 2. Civilian observer notes no immediate Russian offensive. Russians have fortified positions with trenches and wire entanglements. Generals claim ample munitions and readiness to advance. Field reports describe a temporary truce in daylight, limited artillery fire, and strong roads. Villages show rebuilding and friendly relations with locals. Russian surgeons provide free treatment to civilians and wounded alike.
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Husatin
Mexican rebels murder over two hundred civilians
Private advices from San Antonio report that more than 200 civilians were killed between Mexico City and Cuernavaca when rebels attacked a government train carrying workers to Cuernavaca. The assault occurred south of Tres Marias. many passengers endured indignities before execution style killing. The rebels took ammunition and currency assets.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
Tres Marias
Clubwomen Plan Army for Peace and War at National Convention
New York May 27 Thirty thousand leading American women representing two million others meet at the National Federation convention to consider plans for a gigantic standing army that will do industrial work in peace and be ready in war. Conservation day features expert speakers from the interior department and a government exhibit managed by Miss Mira L Dock and Mrs John Dickinson Sherman.
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New York
United States
Conservation Department
Mira L. Dock
John Dickinson Sherman
Foley Kidney Pills Promised Sleep Through the Night
Henry Rudolph of Carmi Illinois reports relief from painful bladder weakness with Foley Kidney Pills and says he can sleep all night without getting up. The Mann Drug Co. advertises the product as helpful for backache rheumatism and kidney trouble.
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Henry Rudolph
Carmi
Mann Drug Co. Adv
Cardui Woman's Tonic Promised To Help Weak Women
Letter from Mrs. Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky recounts long illness and relief after eleven bottles of Cardui. She credits improved health, weight gain, and renewed ability to work and wash, urging others with female ailments to try the tonic and request the 64 page home treatment guide from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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Laura Bratcher
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
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