Tanlac credited by Wisconsin man as worth its weight in gold
Walter S. Willhide of Cudahy Wisconsin describes severe five year stomach trouble with gas pain heart distress headaches and weight loss. After two bottles Tanlac cured his issues and boosted his health and appetite. Tanlac sold in Laredo by Windrow Bros.
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Walter
Willhide
Federal Rubber Co
Cudahy
Wis
Howell Ave
Milwaukee
Laredo
Windrow Bros
Primary Campaign in Ohio Heats Up Before State Nominees
Associated Press dispatch from Columbus notes a lively Ohio primary with rallies across counties. Voters will choose US senator and Congress members along with governor and other state and county officials. Five Republicans seek the Harding likeness for senator, while Julian and O Neil lead the Democratic race. Cole, Davis, and McCullough vie for the Republican ticket. Donahey seeks the Democratic governorship unopposed.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Commonwealth
United States
Congress
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
Akron
Macy V. Walcutt
Airfield 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 Report Hunger Hardship
Stockholm Aug 9 148 Swedes including 30 women and children arrived by steamship from Russia. They described impossibility of living in soviet Russia despite high wages, saying food and clothing were unaffordable. They reported rationing and illegal trading, while Putilow works had collapsed. Chancellor Lundberg noted looting of foreign legations by Bolshevist forces.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Russia
Soviet
Thorugh
Putilow
Oscar Lundberg
Sweden
American Checker Tourney resumes at Cedar Point Ohio
The biennial American checker championship resumes at Cedar Point Ohio with many prominent players in attendance after wartime suspension. The previous tournament was in Chicago in 1913, won by Hugh Henderson of Pittsburgh, who has since died.
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Cedar Point
Chicago
Hugh Henderson
Pittsburgh
Inaccessible Leader Griffith of Sinn Fein
Arthur Griffith, editor of Young Ireland and Sinn Fein political head, is described as highly isolated and inaccessible in Ireland. Visitors report a modest office and strict entry rules, while Griffith portrays a moderating influence, viewing the Republican government as ruling with occupation and police challenges.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Young Ireland
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Griffith
Washington
Sinn
Griffiths
Volunteer Army
World Conference of Christians Meets in Geneva
An international committee gathers in Geneva to plan an ecumenical conference viewed as the most representative Christian gathering of modern times. Delegates from the United States, Great Britain, Italy, Hungary, the Scandinavian countries, and Switzerland attend. The American delegation is led by Rev. Dr. Nehemiah Royton of Brooklyn.
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Associated Press
New York
Geneva
Switzerland
International Committee
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Hungary
City
Nehemiah Royton
Brooklyn
Marines Name Olympic Team Members for Games
Special to The Times Washington Aug 7 Marines announce three officers and five men selected to represent the United States in the Olympic games. Lieut Henry B Liversedge California won shot put and javelin in AEF championships and placed second to Pat MacDonald in shot. Privates Steven Muchic Michigan and William J Welch Iowa earned spots in boxing and wrestling classes respectively. Major W Dusty Smith Pennsylvania coaches the rifle team with Lieut Joseph Jackson Missouri, Sergeant Morris Fisher Ohio, and Sergeants Henshaw and Schriver District of Columbia on the squad.
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Washington
Henry B. Liversedge
California
Pat MacDonald
Steven Muchic
Michigan
William J. Welch
Iowa
W. Dusty Smith
Pennsylvania
United States
Joseph Jackson
Missouri
Morris Fisher
Ohio
Henshaw and Schriver
District of Columbia
Money Makers Ad Feature in Times Want Ads
Classified brief highlights financial opportunities and profit tips advertised in the Times Want Ads era. Prominent symbols and generic phrasing indicate work or investment avenues without specific details.
Royal movie party honors Anne McKinney
Monday Mrs C S McKinney hosts a movie party at the Royal at 7 30 p m to honor her daughter Anne with several children invited. The boys plan a splash party at the Manadas this afternoon to entertain a group of girls.
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C. S. McKinney
the Royal
Anne
the Manadas
Relatives Train for Short Texas Visit to Hebbronville Ranch
Mrs Juston and family including Virginia Esther and James Netherly depart by Texas Mexican Ry for Hebbronville then Randado ranch for a few days with Mrs Carlos Palacios. Also Mr and Mrs Wharton go to Corpus Christi. Mrs DaCamara heads to Corpus Christi. others plan trips to Mineral Wells Glenwood Springs Cotulla Corpus Christi and nearby locales.
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Juston. Penn
Virginia
Esther
James
Cecil Netherly
Hebbronville
Randado Ranch
Carlos Palacios
Frank Wharton
Corpus Christi
Thos
Guernsey
Timeline of 1841 1912 notable world events
A chronicle of varied historic notes from 1841 to 1912 including the Erie disaster near Buffalo in 1841, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert’s continental visit, Captain Frederick Marryat's death, the 1870 Canadian defense loan act, General Roberts Kabul to Kandahar march, Spain accepting McKinley terms in 1898, the 1902 coronation of Edward VII and Alexandra, and the 1912 Abdication of Mulai Hafid of Morocco.
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Erie
Buffalo
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
Prussia
Frederick Marryat
Langham, Bay
London
General Roberts
Kabul
Kandahar
Spain
McKinley
King Edward VII
Queen Alexandra
Westminster Abbey
Mulai Hafid
Morocco
French Passion Play Opens in Nancy After War Pause
In Nancy France the annual Passion Play resumed after five years of war interruption. Directed by M Pettit parishioners enact 16 biblical scenes from birth to resurrection with staged tableaux between acts. Performances run daily until mid October with safe cross scene handling and musical verse drawn from various sources.
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Associated Press
Nancy
France
Oberammergau
Passion Theater
M. Pettit
Christ
Roosevelt nomination to vice presidency at Hyde Park
Today Franklin D. Roosevelt will be formally notified of his Democratic vice presidential nomination at his Hyde Park home. Tennessee moves to ratify the federal suffrage amendment assuring women voting rights in the upcoming election. International Typographical Union convenes in Albany with delegates from U S and Canada as harvesters depart Montreal to meet Western wheat crop needs. Farmers Congress meets at State Agricultural College for its 22nd annual session. Missionary conference opens today at Ursinus College Collegeville Pa 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
German Emigrants Sail For Ke l emna Center
Berlin reports the first contingent of German emigrant workmen has sailed from Stettin to Reval en route for the Kelemna industrial center near Moscow. Most are metal workers and building trades operatives. More batches of workers will follow in coming weeks as Germany issues emigration permits. A Trade Union Commission will soon go to Russia to verify suitable employment and housing.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Stettin
Reval
Kelemna
Moscow
Tageblatt
Russia
Ren ts His Palace In Rome For Warme House Seekers
Commendatore Lusignell newly heads the Housing Commission and appeals to Rome's aristocracy to rent spare rooms in grand old palaces to weary sick. King Victor joins by converting Quirinal stables into homes, funding about 200000 dollars for 39 more apartments for the needy, despite prior occupancy.
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Associated Press
Rome
Quirinal Palace
King Lumbert
How to Save Western Europe in Allied Council Defense
An article discusses the problem facing the Allies in shaping a defense line for Poland within the allied council. It examines strategic options and political constraints impacting Western Europe’s security.
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Western Europe
Prublem
Allies IN Council
Chinese Waiters Injured in Wreck at Main and Poydtras
Two Chinese waiters were seriously injured when a three story building collapsed at Main and Poydtras streets in Dallas Texas. Firemen and police could not confirm any bodies under the debris as people fled the scene. The Wharton Motor Company and Jim Wing cafe occupied the lower floors.
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Associated Presa
Pledges Said To Save Tennessee Ratification
Pro suffrage leaders in Nashville report to the National Woman's Party that enough Tennessee legislators have pledged support to guarantee a majority for ratification in both houses. Telegrams claim the House leads by three and the Senate by one.
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Hy Associated Press
Washington
Nashville
Tennessee
National Woman's Party
House
Senate
New Low Records Mark Early Trading on Wall Street
New York stock prices fell to fresh lows for the year in the first hours of trading on the Exchange. Renewed liquidity and widespread short selling swept through all market sections influenced by the Polish situation and a drop in sterling.
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Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Allies Reach Plans on Russo-Polish Crisis No Troops Used
Hythe England August 9 plans call for reimposition of the blockade and a defensive line for Poland to save Western Europe from Bolshevism. Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand discuss the crisis with little hope of saving Warsaw and emphasize Western Europe defense over Poland alone. Soviet attacks threaten Warsaw near the East Prussian frontier as Bolshevik forces advance toward Mlawa Cienhanow Sokolow and Siedice.
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Associated Press
Hythe
Eng
Western Europe
Lloyd George
Millerand
Poland
Warsaw
Western
Europe
Pranasysy
Mlawa
Cienhanow
Ostrov
Brent- Litovek
Sokolow
Siedice
Polish government leaves Warsaw in wireless dispatch
Wireless dispatch claims the Polish government is relocating from Warsaw to a new site at Kallisz, about 150 miles southwest of Warsaw near the old German border. The report notes the move as a significant shift in government posture amid regional tensions.
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London
Warsaw
Kallisz
Bolsheviks establish soviets in eastern Galicia
An authoritative despatch reports Bolshevik military authorities have established soviets in eastern Galicia under their occupation, with London noting the development as part of the wartime upheaval in the region.
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London
Galicia
American note on Russian situation delivered to French
An authoritative source says the United States is delivering its note on the Russian situation to the French foreign office today. The development signals continued diplomatic activity amid European concerns and aligns with ongoing Allied diplomacy.
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Paris
Belgium Restores Prewar Coal Output And Telephones
Belgiums coal mines near prewar production with May 1920 output at 1 787 080 tons and Mons fields surpassing prewar May levels at 104 4 percent. Telegraphs and telephones chief notes 282 of 283 central offices back, 80 percent of prewar subscribers regained. Antwerp Malines Turnhout show gains. Material theft by Germans hampered recovery with tens of millions in losses across Brussels and Belgium.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Mons
Belzium
Rossen
Antwerp
Malines
Turnhout
Berlin
Belgium
Fire Rages Through Joliet Penitentiary Shop
Flames engulf the main shop of the chair factory at the Almnia penitentiary in Joliet on August 9. The fire spreads to the second shop and other buildings as containment efforts begin.
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Associated Press
Joliet, I
Almeia Penitentiary
Archbishop Mennix Arrives in Penzance by Destroyer
Archbishop Mennix landed here from a destroyer this afternoon and plans to proceed to London, according to reports from Penzance.
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Associated Press
Penzance
Eng
Mennix
London
Balille Passes Fishguard Without Communicating
The Balille carrying Archbishop Mannix the Australian prelate arrived at Fishguard Wales Aug 9 morning and did not communicate with the shore.
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Fishguard
Wales
Mannix
Local Double Header Nets Baseball Action at New Caliche Park
Yesterday afternoon a crowd watched a double header at New Caliche Park. In game one Nationals defeated 37th Infantry 3 to 1. In game two American Legion beat Nationals 7 to 4 with Laredos failing to appear for their scheduled game.
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Mew Caliche Park
Nationals
37Th Infantry
American Legion
Laredos
Auction Fetches Marlborough Papers and Shakespeare
London auction sells Duke of Marlborough manuscripts and letters on expeditions to Canada and Nova Scotia 1708 for £950. A second folio Shakespeare also sells for £159, highlighting rare historical and literary items in the sale.
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Associated Press
London
Duke of Marlborough
Canada
Nova Scotia
Noting a Council Debate Clash in London Tit-Bits
A London Tit-Bits excerpt portrays a combative councilor denouncing an opponent’s case. He insists the issue is not a tie but clearly opposed, emphasizing with a firm “No.” The remark underscores a sharp political moment in a local council discussion.
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London
Smith
Roosevelt and Cox Accept League of Nations Challenge
In Hyde Park on August 9 Franklin Roosevelt accepted the Democratic vice presidential nomination and joined Governor Cox in meeting the Republican challenge to make the league of nations a central issue of the national campaign. He said the party has offered a peace treaty that must include the league of nations to be a real treaty for real peace.
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Presa
Hyde Park
Franklin Roosevelt
Cox
League of Nations
Sheriff's Posse In Fatal Confrontation Near Jefferson
Buck Beale, a young Black man, was fatally harmed in a confrontation with a sheriff and a posse of citizens at his home near Jefferson, Texas, after he confronted a white woman. The incident occurred Saturday and is reported by Associated Press from Jefferson.
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Associated Preags
Jefferson
Texas
Buck Beale
Tramway Workers Union Plans Return To Work
Denver August. The executive committee announced planning to notify tramway officials that the strikers will return. The union president said there were no restrictions on resuming work.
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Associated Press
Denver
Tramway Workers’ Union
National Cooperative Company Formed by Nebraska Farmers
The National Cooperative Company, the largest farmer organization in the United States, is formed in Lincoln with 40 000 members from the Nebraska Farmers Union. It plans to market grain, operate 1500 locals, 300 elevators, 50 stores, three creameries, two mills, and a livestock exchange in several cities. It will pay eight percent dividends and seek markets for all farm products while expanding elevator capacity and providing bookkeeping assistance.
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Sy Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
United States
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
National Cooperative Company
C. H. Gustafson
Union
Livestock Commission
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Denver
Gustafson
Moonlight Studio Promotes $10 Kasiman Kodak Reward
A local ad offers a $10 Kasiman Kodak reward open to all until August 1 with details by mail. The Moonlight Studio advertises Kodak finishing and Bertani Building location, inviting patrons to visit immediately and purchase Wilms and Kodaks.
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Kasiman Kodak
Wilms and
Kodaks
Kodak
Bertani
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