A Soldier's Story Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement
A veteran testimonial from John Lenon of Hot Springs Dak praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. He describes nocturnal urination, back weakness, and six weeks bedridden, claiming the remedy cured him and improved his condition. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo New York at 60 cents a box.
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John Lenon
National Sanitarium
Hot Springs
Dak
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
New York
Copper Market Turns Upward on Wall Street Independence
Copper shares show a distinct move to break away from Wall Street, with a firmer tone last week amid increased inquiry and tightening floating stock. Investors, including conservatives, signaled readiness to commit on even modest encouragement as sentiment remained broadly optimistic despite a slow week’s end.
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Boston
Mass
Wall Street
New Life Cure Claim for Rheumatism and Asthma
Advertises a mysterious remedy promising cures for rheumatism and asthma in all ages. The offer requires a certified check and bank instructions to pay the amount upon cure, with risk assumed by the advertiser and a refund if not cured. Contact details list New Fargo Building Hot Springs South Dakota.
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Toliara
Hot Springs
Age rules for Boy Scout grades set by national committee
The Boy Scouts of America committee on Field Supervision fixes ages for ranks. A boy becomes a Scout at 12, an Assistant Scout Master at 18, and all Scout Masters at 21. In their absence, the Assistant Scout Master can contact National Headquarters and purchase badges. The 12 year minimum targets those just entering manhood.
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Committee On Field Supervision
Boy Scouts of America
Stone bears ancient prophecy sci ences aura of pyramids
Portland June 3 Fred H Saylor of Portland claims a huge Columbia River rock bears hieroglyphics nearly as old as the pyramids. He translates them as astronomical records and a prophecy. The rock is in the city museum awaiting close scientific scrutiny.
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Portland, Or
Columbia River
Egypt
Fred H. Saylor
Portland
City Museum
Saylor
Central America
Engagement by waiters spans states in odd fashion
A Portland telegram reports a Nebraska woman and a waiter from White Salmon Washington became engaged after she wrote her address on an egg bearing its own note. Letters passed, correspondence opened, and the waiter started for Nebraska. The girl, described as sixteen with auburn hair and blue eyes, wondered at eggs from Nebraska traveling to the Pacific Northwest.
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Nebraska
Pacific Northwest
Mineral Claims in Forest Reserves Face Liberal Admin Change
The forestry service plans to ease parceling rules for mineral prospectors in national forests, with H Graves and the president backing more permissive access. New regulations will allow locations to be examined only when necessary to defend forest administration, while preserving timber and forest integrity.
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Forestry Service
Pinchot
Washington
Graves
Denver Times
Department
American Mining Congress
Department of the Interior
National Forests
Colorado Central Power Co
Represenative
Ward seeks admission to insanity division hospital
John M Ward son of Col Francis M Ward Buffalo public works commissioner applied for admission to the insanity division in San Francisco on June 4 claiming memory loss while traveling from Buffalo to Seattle and that he could harm himself or others if memory returned. He was told there was no means to resolve the case at the hospital unless com...
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San Francisco
John M Ward
Francis M. Ward
Public Works
Buffalo
N. Y
Ward
Seattle
Oakland
Panama Canal Progress With Seven Years of Work
Washington reports the Panama Canal project near seven years of work end on May 4 with 75 percent of excavation complete. About 138 million cubic yards moved by American shovels leave 44 million yards to dig. Concrete placement for locks is 62.5 percent done with 2,163,881 cubic yards laid out of 4,285,000. Lock gates and towing machinery soon in place. Pedro Miguel locks nearly finished Miraflor 98 progressing, aided by new mixing and handling plants. Sudden slides in Sulebra Cut require 6,104,000 cubic yards reshaping. future dredging to remove remaining material. Half of remaining excavation lies in Sulebra Cut where yearly output rose to 15,925,976 cubic yards in the last year.
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Panama Canal
Washington
United States
Cnanal
Pedro Miguel
Miraflor
Sulebra
Culebra
Caught Their Man in Colorado
L H Nunn of Salt Lake City is to answer charges in a federal suit filed by Fred F Stelgmeyer bondholder and director accusing misapplication of over 500000 of Pelluride Power funds. Nunn boarded a Chicago bound train via Union Pacific crossing Colorado. A deputy served him in an empty stateroom after he opened the door.
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Denver
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Colorado Territory
L. H. Nunn
Pelluride Power Company of
Utah
United States District Court
Fred F Stelgmeyer
Power Company
Stelgmeyer
Nunn
Colorado
United States Marshal's Office
Salt Lake
Union Waeille
Cheyenne
Italy 15 Facing Financial Panic in Rome
Rome reports mounting alarm among Italian business leaders over a potential severe financial panic. Inflation has surged in recent years while jubilee year festivities faltered, tourism slumped, and upper-class gains lagged, triggering overproduction and labor strife across industries.
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Rome
Southwestern Washington Development Association Meets in Centralia
Centralia on June 1 hosts the annual meeting as President N. Dr. Coffman calls the session to order. Delegates discuss settling looted lands by practical farmers and developing coal areas in the region during the three days of talks.
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Centralia
Wapeh
N. DR. Coffman
Southwestern Washington Development Association
Quake of Lake Erie Drowns Many in Inland Storm
Cleveland May 81 reports say a squall on Lake Erie at noon drowned eight to ten people who were in rowboats. several boats overturned and authorities say more may be missing as park police search the scene.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Elx
Ins
Largest meet slated with 100 schools in western states
Tomorrow and the final events for Saturday promise a record gathering as about a hundred schools and colleges from the middle and far west are expected to be represented. The meet would be the largest of its kind ever staged in this region.
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Middle
Far West
Military wedding at Fort Myer for Lieut Victor Foster
The Fort Myer administration building hosted a wedding today with Lieut Victor Foster of the 15th Cavalry marrying Mrs Lucy Lees Garrard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Garrard. Miss Valerie Garrard served as maid of honor and Capt Howard H Oatly was best man as officers in full dress uniforms attended as ushers.
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Washington, D. C
Fort Myer
Lucy Lees Garrard
Cavid
Joseph Garrard
Victor Foster
15Th Cavalry
Valerie Garard
Howard H. Oatly
Democrats Fixing Record To Swift Washington
The piece laments changes in the Congressional Record as the new Democratic House introduces playful revisions to stenographers notes. It notes Representative Luthenage of West Virginia inserting and expanding applause annotations and humorous phrases in speech records, prompting concern from traditional reporters and editors about evolving style and the end of old conventions.
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Byren
Congressional
Democratic House
Record
Rep. Luthenage
West Virginia
Consreas
Congressional Directory
Littlepage
Appiuge
Littlebee
New Democrat
Jake Cameron
Intercollegiate Conference Meet Opens in Minneapolis
The eleventh annual Intercollegiate Conference track meet begins in Minneapolis on Northrup Field at the University of Minnesota, with two days of competition starting today. Preliminary events are scheduled across the two-day program.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Esociation Everved
Northrup
University of Minnesota
Justice Harlan Celebrates 78th Birthday on June Day
Justice Harlan of the Supreme Court, Washington, celebrates his eighty-eighth birthday today. A veteran member since 1877, he will end this year’s work this week and then spend the summer at Murray Bay, potentially extending his tenure as the longest-serving jurist in the court’s history.
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Washington, D. C
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Senc
Murray Bay
Wool schedule decisive for Democratic caucus
Washington June 1 The Democratic caucus meets to decide on the wool schedule a key tariff issue with broad implications for upcoming campaigns. Eastern manufacturers favor free raw wool while Western wool growers press for a revenue duty. Speaker Clark's influence may steer the caucus toward tariff for revenue rather than free wool.
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Washington, D. C
Clark
William J. Bryan
Tales of peonage graft and murder heard in a Pennsylvania coal field
Washington May 31 Tales of peonage graft and murder in the Westmoreland coal field of Pennsylvania were told before the House committee on rules today at a hearing on the resolution of Representative Wilkes of Pennsylvania calling for an investigation of strike conditions in that district.
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Washington
Westmoreland
Pennsylvania
House
Wilkes
Wealthy Salt Company figure commits suicide at Sherman Hotel
Chicago June. Herbert Kaufman, partner in Kaufman Salt Company and a leading city financier, killed himself at the Sherman Hotel during a transient spell of insanity. The death ends a storied career and casts a pall over the local business community.
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Chicago
Herbert Kaufman
Kaufman, Salt Company
Sherman Hotel
Varsity Cashier Held Up on University Campus
Minneapolis June 2 J D Bren cashier of the University of Minnesota was held up on the campus and robbed of 3000. The satchel containing the money was found in the local railroad yards shortly after the holdup.
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Minneapolis
J D. Bren
University of Minnesota
Catarrh Cure Claim Backed by Ridiculous Guarantee
An old ad promises a $100 reward for a cure claiming a mystic compound can cure catarrh. The text mocks the product named Catarrh Cure and alleges it destroys humors and threats the patient with pills. The garbled prose implies dubious medical assurances.
Chicago Vice Commission Reports on Beer Consumption
Chicago officials report the city leads the world in beer drinking during hot May weather with about one million gallons daily in a system of 7,000 saloons. Estimates show per saloon foam sales and profits soaring, while disorderly establishments and ties to vaudeville venues attract scrutiny and calls for tighter controls on steamship sales and gambling devices.
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Chicago
Berlin
Vice Commission
National Commercial Bodies Meet in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts a conference of representatives from commercial bodies across the United States. The National Board of Trade initiated a plan at winter meetings to form a national organization to unite voices on proposed legislation and promote foreign and domestic trade, possibly with a central Washington bureau to handle legislative matters.
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UNITA
Kansas City
Zeppelin airship to be completed by July 1919
Harlin June 1 reports the Zeppelin type airship, nearly matching the size of the Donausland II, will be finished by the Zeppelin Construction Company at Friedrichshafen early next July 1919.
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Harlin
Zeppelin
Zeppelin Construction Company
Friedrckshalep
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