Tanlac praised as worth its weight in gold
Walter H. Wills hide of Cudahy Wisconsin credits Tanlac with curing years of stomach trouble. He suffered gas pains heart distress headaches and weight loss for five years. After two bottles he reports improved appetite strength and no discomfort. Tanlac sold in Laredo by Windrow Bros.
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Walter
Willshide
Federal Rubber Co
Cudahy
Wis
Howell Ave
Milwaukee
Laredo
Windrow Bros
American Checker Tourney Resumes at Cadar Point
The biennial American checker championship tourney resumes at Cadar Point Ohio with many top players present. The previous event was in Chicago 1913, won by Hugh Henderson of Pittsburgh, who has since died.
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Associated Press
Cadar Point
Chicago
Hugh Henderson
Pittsburgh
Inaccessible Leader: Arthur Griffith Hides From Ireland
The Associated Press reports Arthur Griffith, editor of Young Ireland and Sinn Fein leader, as highly isolated and unapproachable in Dublin. Visitors are vetted by Sinn Fein confidants, with Griffith’s unpretentious office and sparse surroundings reflecting a cautious, moderating influence amid Irish political tension.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Young Ireland
Sinn Feig
Ireland
Griffith
Sinn Fein
Washington
Sinn
Primary Campaign in Ohio Sparks Lively Rallies Across State
Ohio voters head to the state primary to choose U S senators representatives governors and other officials asleaders dispute for the Republican and Democrat nominations intensifies. Five Republicans seek the senator nomination in the Harding era while two Democrats compete with James O Neil and W A Julian. For governor A V Donahoy tops the Democratic ticket as major contenders surface for the Republican slate.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Commonwealth
United States
Congress
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
Frank B. Willis
Delaware
R. M. Wanamaker
Akron
Walter I. Brown
Toledo
J. P. Walser
Macy V. Walcutt
Fairfield County
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
James O'Neil
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Roscoe C. McCullough
Canton
A. V. Donahay
New Philadelphia
Swedes Arrive From Russia Describe Bolshevist Hardship
Stockholm reports 148 Swedes including 30 women and children returned from Russia by steamship. They describe impossible living conditions in soviet Russia with food shortages and high prices, noting rationing as half a pound of bread and widespread hunger despite high wages. They accuse Bolshevist authorities of raids on foreign legations and deteriorating safety.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Russia
Soviet
Thorugh
Putslow
Oscar Lundberg
Sweden
World Conference of Christians assembled in Geneva
An international committee plans a widely representative ecumenical conference. Delegates from United States Great Britain Italy Hungary and Nordic countries attend the Geneva meeting. The American delegation is led by Rev Dr Nehemiah Boyton of Brooklyn.
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Associated Press
New York
Geneva
Switzerland
International
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Hungary
City
Nehemiah Boyton
Brooklyn
Social calendar listing parties and meetings
Mrs S McKinney will host a movie party at the Royal tonight at 7 30 in honor of her daughter Anne. Boys plan a splash party at the Manadas this afternoon for girls. Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church meets at 4 PM at the church.
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Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
Last Invocation and Texas Trip Notices
Whitman quoted and local society notes record Mrs Justo S Penn and family departing by Texas and Mexican Ry to Hebbronville then Randado ranch for a few days visit to Mrs Carlos Palacios. Other residents journey by rail or road to Corpus Christi Mineral Wells Glenwood Springs and Cotulla for visits and stays with relatives and friends.
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Justo S. Penn
Virginia
Esther
James
Cecil Netherly
Hebbronville
Randado Ranch
Carlos Palacios
Marines land three officers and five men on Olympic teams
Special to The Times Washington Aug 7 The Marines supply three officers and five enlisted men to U S Olympic teams with Lieut Henn B Liversedge of California runner up in shot put and javelin in A B S champs Private Steven Muchie of Michigan earns a 156 lb boxing place and Private William J Welch of Iowa secures a 150 lb wrestling berth Major W Dusty Smith of Paris Avania coaches the United team
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Washington
Henn B. Liversedge
California
Pat MacDonald
Steven Muchie
Michigan
William J. Welch
Iowa
W. Dusty Smith
Paris
Avania
United
Timms Want Ads Money Makers on Page 33
Classified feature highlights profitable opportunities and services in Timms Want Ads. Includes listings for investments, sales, and work opportunities with emphasis on quick returns and local commerce.
German emigrant workers sail to Kolomna center
Berlin reports the first contingent of German emigrant workmen has sailed from Stettin to Reval on the way to the Kolomna industrial center near Moscow. Most are metal workers and building trade operatives. In coming weeks, batches of 1000 workers will follow as the government issues allot permits on a large scale.
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Berlin
Stettin
Reval
Kolomna
Moscow
Tageblatt
A Daily Lesson in History August 9 1841 to 1912
Highlights from history include the Erie steamer disaster near Buffalo in 1841 with nearly 200 deaths, Victoria and Prince Albert’s continental visit in 1845, Marryat’s death in 1848, Canada’s 1870 defense loan act, Roberts’ Kabul to Kandahar march in 1880, Spain accepting McKinley terms in 1898, Edward VII coronation in 1902, and Mulai Hafid Abdication in 1912.
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Erie
Buffalo
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
Prussia
Frederick Marryat
Langham
Ene
London
General Roberts
Kabul
Kandahar
Spain
McKinley
Edward VII
Queen Alexandra
Westminster Abbey
Mulai Hafid
Morocco
Passion Play Opens in Nancy Rivaling Oberammergau
The French Passion Play in Nancy opened after ten years of war disruptions. Directed by M Pettit with parishioners as the cast, it features 16 Bible scenes from birth to resurrection. Performances run daily from 9 am to noon and 1 30 pm to 6 pm with tableaux interludes. the crucifixion scene showcases a flowing winding sheet to enhance the effect. The production uses verse by various poets and music from multiple composers.
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Associated Press
Nancy
France
Oberammergau
Passion Theater
M. Pettit
Hhe National Woman's Party
Christ
Chinese waiters injured as three-story building collapses
Two Chinese waiters were seriously injured when a three story building at Main and Poydras streets collapsed today. Firemen and police could not confirm any bodies under debris as occupants fled. The Wharton Motor Company and Jim Wing cafe occupied the tower floors.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tejas
Main
Poydras
Wharton Motor Company
Jim Wing Cafe
New Low Records Hit Early Trading On Exchange
New low figures for the year appeared in several stocks during the first hours of trading on the Stock Exchange. Factors cited include worsening Polish situation and a drop in sterling exchange, sparking renewed liquidation and short selling across almost all market sectors.
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Associated Press
New, York
Stock Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Roosevelt to be notified of nomination at Hyde Park
Today delegates and officials prepare for a Democratic nomination notification for Franklin D Roosevelt at his Hyde Park home. Tennessee legislature votes on ratifying the federal suffrage amendment to empower women in time for the upcoming presidential election. International Typographical Union holds its Albany convention with delegates from across the U S and Canada. The first train load of 25 000 harvesters will depart Montreal for Western Provinces wheat duties. Texas Farmers Congress meets at State Agricultural College for its 22nd annual session. The Reformed Church summer missionary conference assembles at Ursinus College with broad U S representation.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Tennessee
United States
Canada
International Typographical Union
Albany
Montreal
Texas Farmers’ Congress
State Agricultural College
the Reformed Church
Ursinus College
Collegeville
Lusignoli appeals Rome aristocracy to house seekers
Commendatore Lusignoli, head of the Hell ide Commission, asks Rome’s aristocracy to rent spare palace rooms to weary seekers of housing. King Victor I grants ten new apartments in the Quirinal stables for humble families, with about $200,000 allocated to start.
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Associated Press
Rome
Quirinal Palace
Humbert
Money Makers Ad Promises Quick Returns in Times Want Ads
Local page ad touts rapid profits with bold claims and repeated dollar signs. No verifiable details or amounts provided. Potential promotion or speculative opportunity. readers urged to exercise caution.
Belgian coal output nears prewar levels in May 1920
Belgium shows rapid reconstruction as May 1920 coal output reaches 90.6 percent of May 1913 total at Belgian mines and 104.3 percent in the Mons fields. Telegraph services rebound with 282 of 283 central offices restored and 80 percent of prewar subscribers back. Antwerp Malines and Turnhout report more subscribers than before the war amid material shortages and wartime looting by Germans.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Mons
Belesium
Rossen
Antwerp
Malines
Turnhout
Paeaater
Berlin
Belgium
Double Header Draws Small Crowd at New Caliche Park
Local fans watched a Sunday doubleheader at New Caliche Park. In the first game Nationals defeated the 37th Infantry 3 to 0. The second game saw American Legion beat Nationals 7 to 4 after the Laredos failed to appear for play.
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New Caliche Park
Nationals
37Th Infantry
American Legion
Laredos
Allies plan blockade and defensive line for Western Europe
Hythe England Aug 9 The allies reached a plan for the Russo Polish crisis reimposing the blockade but will not employ allied troops. Premier Lloyd George and Millerand discuss saving Western Europe with blockade and a defensive line for Poland. Warsaw fate uncertain as Bolshevik forces press west of the capital. Polish government reportedly leaving Warsaw with Kalisz named as new center 150 miles from Warsaw.
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Soviet
Russia
Poland
Associated Press
Hythe
Eug
Eng
Western Europe
Lloyd George
Millerand
V’oland
Warsaw
Western
Europe
Pranasysz
Mlawa
Cleuhanow
Ostrov
Brent- Litovsk
Sokolow
Siedlce
Condon
Ang
Kalisz
Bolsheviks establish soviets in eastern Galicia
London dispatch reports Bolshevik military authorities have set up soviets in eastern Galicia under their occupation, according to an authoritative despatch.
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London
Galicia
American Note on Russian Situation to Reach French Office
Paris reports the American note addressing the Russian situation is to be delivered to the French foreign office today. An authoritative quarter confirms the action, signaling ongoing diplomatic exchanges between Washington and Paris.
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Paris
Fire in Illinois Penitentiary Destroys Factory Shops
Joliet Aug 9 Fire devastates the Illinois penitentiary main shop of the chair factory and the second shop with flames spreading to nearby buildings. authorities fight blaze as fire rages through the complex.
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Associated Press
Joliet, HL
Mlinois
Chair Facgory
Ablaag
Archbishop Mannix Lands by Destroyer at Penzance
Archbishop Mannix arrived in Penzance by destroyer this afternoon and planned to proceed to London. The Baltic carrier, passing Fishguard in Wales, did not communicate with the shore on its approach.
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Associated Press
Penzance
Eng
Mannix
London
Fishguard
Wales
Baltic
Marlborough Manuscripts Auctioned After 1708 Expedition Plans
A London sale drew £950 for a bundle of the Duke of Marlborough's manuscripts and letters on 1708 expeditions to Canada and Nova Scotia. A second folio of Shakespeare brought £150 at the same auction, reflecting strong literary demand.
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Associated Press
London
Duke of Marlborough
Canada
Nova Scotia
Noting Rival Opinions in Council Debate
An argumentative local councilor was described as crushing an opponent's case in London Tit-Bits. He addressed the members with a bold retort, insisting the issue was not a draw but a clear distinction, dismissing the notion of six of one and half a dozen of the other.
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London
Smith
Roosevelt and Cox Accept League of Nations Challenge
Franklin Roosevelt, accepting the Democratic vice presidential nomination, joins Governor Cox in accepting Republicans' challenge to make the league of nations a central issue of the national campaign. The Democratic party supports a real treaty of peace that includes the league.
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Associated Press
Hyde Park
Franklin Roosevelt
Cox
League of Nations
Buck Beale Fatally Harmed in Jefferson Posse Incident
Jefferson Texas August 9 Buck Beale a young Black man was fatally hurt in a confrontation at his home ten miles from town after he confronted a white woman. Sheriff posse and 16 citizens were involved in the incident. The event occurred Saturday near the residence.
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Associated Press
Jefferson
Texas
Buck Beale
Tramway Workers Set To Return To Work
Denver reports the executive committee of the Tramway Workers union decides to inform tramway officials that strikers will resume work with no conditions or restrictions stated by the union president.
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Associated Press
Denver
Tramway Workers’ Union
National Co operative Co focuses Nebraska farmers grain market
Lincoln Aug formation of the National Co operative company aims to unite 40 000 Nebraska Farmers Union members to market grain and remove middlemen. With 1 500 locals 800 grain elevators 50 general stores and more its plan includes a large terminal elevator a wholesale exchange and seats on regional grain exchanges along with profits shared by member companies. It also seeks markets for all farm products and provides technical support to participants.
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Lincoln
Neb
United States
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
National Co-operative Company
C. H. Gustafson
State
The
Union
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Denver
Gustafson
Moonlight Studio Offers $10 Kodak Reward
A local studio advertises a reward of ten dollars for a Kasutman Kodak with details available by mail. The offer runs until August 31 and promises a chance to win the magnificent camera. The shop also sells films and Kodaks and offers Kodak finishing. Portraits of the better Class, day and night. Phone 742.
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Kasutman Kodak
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