Direct Election Urged by Farmers Union in Tennessee
Chattanooga news reports the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union adopting a sweeping legislative program. Key planks include direct election of U S residents and senators, income and inheritance taxes, anti monopoly measures, expanded banking safeguards, initiative and recall, land owner limits, primaries replacing conventions, corrupt practices penalties, and expanded public education and agricultural training.
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Supreme Court Jwizes
United States
National
House of Congress
Congress
Barrett Re elected Leader Of National Farmers Union
Charles S. Barrett of Union City Ga heads the National Farmers Union after a unanimous morning vote. J D Brown of Oregon elected vice president. Alex C. Davis re elected secretary treasurer. Most directors re elected except W A Morris retired due to ill health. J Douglas of Missouri elected to fill his seat. A committee was appointed to back the Knapp Memorial project to build a Nashville Tennessee memorial at the Peabody School for Dr Sea man A Knapp. The convention remains harmonious with delegates unified on farm policy.
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Chattanooga
Unionity
National Farmers’ Union
O’colek
Babb
South Carolina
J.D. Brown
Oregon
W. R. Callicote
Colorado
Alex C. Davis
Arkansas
W. A. Morris
Alabam
Mori
TL Health
T. Douglas
Missouri
National Board of Directors
T. W. Cox
Washington
1. N. Rhodes
Tennessee
C. I. Dornblasser
Texas
C. C. Wright
North Carolina
I. J. Douglas
Wright
Seaman A. Knapp
Bureau of Farm Demonstration
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Farmers’ Union
Train children to regular bowels in heat for health
Early parental guidance is urged to prevent constipation and summer diarrhoea. Daily evacuation is essential, especially in hot weather, to avoid poisoning stomach waste. Harsh purgatives should be avoided. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended as a gentle, non narcotic laxative with pepsin. Druggists charge fifty cents to one dollar, with a free trial bottle offered by mail order from Monticello.
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Caldwell
Samuel Hyde reprieve delays execution to Oct 1
A state commission examines Samuel X Hyde's sanity and requests weeks more to study his history. Hyde, the Anderson county murderer who killed his wife and father in law, was slated for electrocution but reprieved until October 1 pending the commission's findings. He had been a respected citizen prior to the crime, and his chilling post arrest remarks and behavior have raised doubts about his mental state. Also advertised: Simmons Squaw Wine touted as a women's medicine at Bell's drug store.
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Columbia
Samuel X. Hyde
Hyde
Dors
Babcock
Houseal
Wilson
Llyde
Anderson County
Lyte
Robber Edwards Seized After Bold New Orleans Train Heist
A tone bandit known as Howard B Edwards who robbed the New York Limited near Micheaud, twelve miles east of New Orleans, was felled by engineer Baer with a brass torch and taken to Charity Hospital. Edwards, about 20, carried dynamite and nitroglycerine, and provided information on two accomplices while naming brothers in Oklahoma City and Meridian. Police plan arrests as they pursue the others in a string of late-night rail robberies along the L and N line.
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New Orleans
Tone
New York Limited
Louisville and Nashville
Micheaud
Gincer Baer
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Charity Hospital
Howard B. Edwards
Jupiter
Mla
Edwards
Baer
Rawards
Reynolds
Howards
Oklahoma City
Meridian
Miss. Edwards
McAdoo Rules Out Individual Campaign Subscriptions
New York Sept 6 Acting Chairman McAdoo of the Democratic National Committee announced the committee will not cap individual campaign subscriptions. He said the subscriber's character and motive, not amount, will decide acceptability. He urged contributions from patriotic, disinterested supporters for clean government. The text notes the Imperial Canal of China as 2,100 miles long.
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New York
McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
International Press Bible Question Club lesson prompts
The item outlines suggestive questions for the Sunday School lesson on Matthew 11 and related topics. It describes the club’s aim to promote thought through press questions, lists questions about guilt, influence, prophecy, and salvation, and notes an upcoming lesson on the Feeding of the Five Thousand with publication details from 1912.
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DR. Linscott
International Press Bible Question Club
Keowefe Courthr
Porter Witherspoor Nuptials Report From Tugaloo Tribune
The marriage of Miss Jessie Porter, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas T Porter of the Tabor section, to T Chester Witherspoon of the Tugaloo Tribune took place last Thursday August 29 at 6 pm in the bride’s home. Rev M Latham performed the ceremony. Only immediate family attended. The couple will board with the bride’s relatives in Westminster while settling into married life. Witherspoon, a longtime Tribune staffer, is praised for his work and character.
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Tugaloo Tribune
Jessie Porter
Jas
T. Porter
Tabor
T. Chester Witherspoon
M. @. Latham
Westminster Circuit
Mfe
The
Tribune
the Tribune
Special Vote for Congress Returns All but One Winner
All congressmen from the state were returned. J J Ellerbe of the Sixth District was defeated by J Willard Ragsdale by a vote of 1500.
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J. J. Ellerbe
J. Willard Ragsdale
Nervous despondent women praise Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
A set of letters from women in Platen and Walcott claim Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased nervousness, crying spells, backache, and fatigue. Mrs Hallstead reports better sleep and calmer nerves, while Mrs Dal says pain and blue mood improved with continued use. Letters indicate a confidential female reader handling.
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Platea
Lydia
Pinkham
Mary Halstead
Platen
Lydia B
Walcott
N. Dakota
Amenita Dal
Walcott, N. Dakota
Work Day for the Orphans in South Carolina
A note from the Keowee Courier urges South Carolina observance of Work Day on September 28 to donate a day’s earnings to orphanages. The call emphasizes voluntary support for homeless children and names family physician Foley’s Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy.
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Wpworth Orphanage
Columbia
Keowee Courier
South Carolina
W. J. Wharton
J. N
Hill
Homer
Foley
Bus Route Notes Include Local Stops and Officials
The document lists stopping points at Phinney's Jam Way and Welch with passenger pickup and drop off indicated. It names A. J. Andrews as President and J. Kr. Anderson as Superintendent, outlining route duties and supervisory titles.
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Phinney'’s
Jamway
Welch
A. J. Andrews
J. KR. Anderson
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia K. Pickham Medicine Co
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Seneca Hardware Co
Seneca
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