Slow Drivers Violating Rights Warned by Hatfield
Frank D. Hatfield of the Hoosier Motor Club argues that slow driving breaches property rights under a new state law. He says poky drivers may face arrest as he defends a motorist right to travel on public highways at reasonable speeds.
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Democrats To K Roosevelt Decide Not To Fight Choice
Democratic senators led by Thomas Walsh of Montana chose not to oppose Theodore Roosevelt's confirmation as Porto Rico governor. Initial opposition centered on earlier oil scandals and Teapot Dome ties, but an informal plan to avoid a public display prevailed. Hoover has not sent the name to the Senate yet, with a fall start anticipated and a recess nomination likely to limit protests. Alabama's 1918 dry status and 1919 prohibition amendment are noted.
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Konjola touted as master medicine by local user reports
Konjola claims push the new medicine’s success in long-standing cases as the Konjola Man at Hook's Drug Store promotes its source of relief. Grace La Compte describes marked health improvements after using multiple bottles, crediting Konjola for calmer nerves and better appetite and warning against relying on other remedies.
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