Entomologists Warn on Cotton Red Spider Pest
Scientists advise Clemson College readers about the cotton red spider damaging cotton fields across the region. They describe infestation signs, recommended control using potassium sulphide, and the need to burn infested plant material. Also notes Revenue Service says Greenville officers were not laid off and recent raiding actions seized beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Aug. S
Spoekal
Shute
Aria
Division of Entomology
Greenville Piedmont
Seriya
United States Revenue Service
Greenville
Washington
North Carolina
Secrets of the Underworld fuels Rockefeller probe
A New York report says John D. Rockefeller Jr. funds and eyes police graft in a widening probe into Rosenthal’s murder and vice. Detectives hired by Rockefeller gather material on a disorderly house, seeking to back anti trafficking legislation. Police officials acknowledge progress amid graft claims and prominent figures face potential testimony.
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New York
Gambler
Rosenthal
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Cnts
Whitman
Tenderloin
Bald Jack" Rose
Clifford Roe
Chiease
Waldo
Edward P. Hughes
Brooklyn
Pleuropheumonia
Alderman Curran
Board of Aldermen
Curran
W. J. Burns
Barns
Doctors Failed to Help Women with Female Troubles
Covington Missouri and Brownsville Indiana readers report relief from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of hemorrhages and weakness. Letters describe prior medical advice for surgery or inactivity and praise the tonic for rebuilding strength and enabling work and daily life.
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Covington
Tor
Lydia Fr
Pinkham
Jennie Green
Covington, Mo
Cling
Brownsville
Ind
Lydia B. Pinkham
Wercome
Roosevelt Roosevelt Johnson win Progressive Party ticket
At Chicago Coliseum delegates proclaimed Theodore Roosevelt for President and Hiram Johnson for Vice President as the Progressive Party's first national convention concluded without roll calls or ballots. Roosevelt's acceptance praised leadership and the new party's energy, while the platform called for direct primaries, federal regulation of interstate business, labor protections, and expanded public welfare measures. Confederate veterans Col T P Lloyd and Gen John H McDowell spoke in support, urging reconciliation and unity.
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Chicago
New Progressive Party
Col
Theodore Roonvelt
New York
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Raymond Robbins
Ilinois
Natonal
Unois
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Johnson
Pennsylvania
The
Progressive Party
Col. Roosevelt
Mme
Soward
Chit
Union
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Ures
Department of Labor
Country Life Commission
Medges
Inter State Commerce Commission
Commerce Court
Alaska
Panama Canal
Ixpresses
T. P. Lloyd
Florida
John H. McDowell
Tennessee
Roosevelt, Col. Lloyd Followed Gen. Horatio G. King, of New York
Col. Lloyd
Gen. McDowell
Gen. King
Col. Lioyd
Beveridge
South
Republican
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Ohio River
North
McDowell
Don
River Styx
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Jay
Nyille County
John D. Rocketeer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Green
Johnston
D.C
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Burlington
Der
the Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, GA
Chattanooga
Oregon
Pierce
James G. Kun
L. Street
Washington, D. C
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