Illinoisan Gains 39 Pounds After Tanlac Use
Bloomington resident J. J. Craig of 421 North Madison street credits Tanlac with restoring his health after twenty five years of misery. He reports heavy stomach cramps gas and weakness before using Tanlac and now can eat freely and work all day. City Drug Store in Laredo sells Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Craig
North
Madison Street
Bloomington
Ill
Tanlac
Taniac
Laredo
City Drug Store
Wade H Ellis Ohio attorney general and trust busting figure
The article profiles Wade H Ellis an Ohioan now expected to be Attorney General in the next administration. A lawyer by trade he built a national reputation as a trust buster while Ohio AG for four years and later as an assistant to the U S Attorney General. He had ties to Roosevelt and Taft and helped shape the 1908 Republican platform. Ellis was born in Covington Kentucky and long resided in Cincinnati before entering law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio
United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Covington
Ellis
Cincinnati
Various Meetings and Trials Across Cities Today
J es se Pomeroy observes his 62nd birthday at Massachusetts State Prison. The Michigan Physical Education Council opens in Ann Arbor. National Association of State Marketing Officials meets in Chicago to discuss moving farm produce to market. Louise Peete trial in Denver is postponed to January. Chicago hosts regional education conferences under the U S Bureau of Education. An international railway conference in London focuses on the eight hour day. The International Woman Suffrage Alliance opens a four day meeting in London presided by Carrie Chapman Catt with dinner hosted by Lady Nancy Astor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Pomeroy
Massachusetts
Michigan Physical Education Council
Ann Arbor
National Association of State Marketing
Chicago
Louise Peete
Denver
Jacob Charles Denton
Los Angeles
U. S. Bureau of Education
London
International Transport Workers’ Federation
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Nancy Astor
A Storied Timeline of 1816 to 1920s Figures and Events
A compact digest lists births deaths elections and public notices from 1816 to early 20th century. It notes Morrison R Waites birth and death, Jesuits expelled in Switzerland, Elizabeth Garrett London School Board election, Horace Greeley death, and various society happenings in New York San Antonio Dallas Amityville and Los Angeles with theater premieres and society gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison R. Waites
Supreme Court of the United States
Lyme, Conn
Washington, D. C
Caroline
St. Paul's Cathedral
Switzerland
Elizabeth Garrett
London School Board
Church group meetings and social events listed
Monday schedule includes the Study Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society at 4 PM at the church. Tuesday activities feature the Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church at the Rectory 4 PM and Mrs. R. L. Muller hosting the Tuesday Bridge Club at 3 PM. The Bunbeam Band of the Baptist Church also meets at the church at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Christ Church
R. L. Muller
Bunbeam
The
Baptist Church
Welcome Americans in Montenegro Provide View of People
AP dispatch from Podgoritza describes Montenegro as warmly welcoming Americans, noting passports grant easy entry. It portrays Montenegrins as poor, war weary Serb and Greek Orthodox—rifles for men and priests, women performing menial work, and a culture of fatalism, vampires, and superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Podgoritza
Montenegro
United States
Kossovo
England faces housing shortage as unions bar skilled trades
Dr. Christopher Addison, Minister of Health, faults a decline in bricklayers carpenters masons and other building trades and says shortages hinder house construction. He notes many unemployed outside the trades but warns unions would block using them. He questions if unions can persistently block national housing demand and resettlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gy Associated Press
London
Christopher Addison
England
Times
Dr. Addison
White lead and its ancient origins in painting
The article notes white lead as a long standing painting staple, tracing its first manufacture to Venetian makers in the fifteenth century. It highlights the material’s enduring use and historical roots in European art production.
Thanksgiving Entertainment and Local Socials Highlights
Entries detail a Thanksgiving program by Helen MacGregor Alfee Josephine Sauvignet and Kate Tarver with a colonial themed pantomime under Miss Josephine Smith. Busy Bees club gathered for sewing games with Kathleen Heaner winning a narcissus bowl. Birthday party for Mary Anderson featured prizes, pink roses, pink desserts, and a seven-taper celebration with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tucker Halsell
Geoffrey Giles
Jack
Mother Goose
Albert Martin
Josephine Smith
Joe Brewster
Jack Horner
R. Muller
H. Ward
Bobbitt
McKinney
Barlow
Oberfeldt
Diaz
O'Meara
Smith
Ruth Crawford
Alfee
Helen MacGregor
Josephine Sauvignet
Kate Tarver
Hattie May Bryan
Kathleen Heaner
Martha Anderson
Rosalie Biggio
Lois and
Dorothy Derby
Marjorie Fish
Mildred Leyendecker
Annie May Mussett
Evelyn Ryan
Margaret Copeland
Martha Alderson
Elmer Anderson
Mary
Ethel Poster
Lindell David
Richard MacLarin
Eleanor Kehl
Jack Kehl
Ben and
Mary Wright
Mary Ernestine
Dorothy Sielski
Bessie
Woodrow Applewhite
Ethel
Alta Gracia Poster
Fernandina Medina
Helen MacDonald
Anderson
Geo. Scratchley
Italians in Brazil Seek Immigration Pact Through Ambassador
Professor Vittorio Orlando, former Italian premier, arrives as special ambassador to Brazil to push a signed agreement for Italian immigrant protection and a renewed inflow. He will tour Italian colonies in Sao Paulo Parana Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul as part of this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Associated Presa
Rio de Janeiro
Vittorio Orlando
Italy
Brazil
Adolpho Rossi
Sao Paulo
Orlando
Parana
Santa Catarina
Rio Grande Do Sul
Nothing from Russia
London November 29 Associated Press reports a circular from the Russian Liberation Committee stating Europe cannot rely on cereals or flax from Soviet Russia. It cites Food Commissariat plans for 7,250,000 tons of breadstuffs due by December 1, transportation breakdowns, and weak Caucasian and Siberian outputs. Flax area sown in 1920 shrank to one fifth and the crop is estimated at 55,000 tons, leaving little for export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Europe
Russia
Russian Liberation Committee
Food Commissariat
Bolshevist
Investia
Highland Mary remains moved for shipyard project
The remains of Mary Campbell known as Highland Mary are to be removed from Old Woot Kirk burying ground Greenock to clear space for a shipyard extension. The urns burial will be near the James Watt memorial cairn as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Associated Press
Greenock
Scotland
Mary Campbell
Robert Urns
Mary
Woeet Kirk
James Watt
American gunmen alleged in Londonderry and Dublin
London reports say American gunmen appeared in Londonderry and were active in Dublin and other Irish cities. Liverpool police suspect American gunmen may have infiltrated Liverpool amid a report of incendiary dock fires tied to an organized Sinn Fein conspiracy, the home secretary stated in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Londonderry
Ireland
Dublin
Liverpool
Edward Short
House of Commons
Sinn Fein
Prominent Oklahoma funeral draws national figures
Ardmore Oklahoma reports prominent state and national figures attending the funeral of Jake Hammon Republican national committeeman and millowner. Five Oklahoma Republican congressmen and railroad and oil interests pause operations from 2 to 8 PM. Minneapolis police and private detectives search for Clara Smith Hammon linked to the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Associated
Tress
Ardmore
Okla
Jake Hammon
Republican National
Hamon
Minneapolis
Minn
Clara Smith Hamon
Oklahoma
Jake Hamon
Russia Produces Motor Plows Amid Horse Scarcity
Moscow reports successful trial of Russia’s first motor plow. Due to horse shortages, the plant will churn out 160 plows monthly to boost farming efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Laredo Gateway Special Arrives in Monterrey
The Laredo Gateway Special under M. W. Brennan arrived at 8 am. The delegation led by Neff, Laracho, Adams and others was met by a band at Monterrey. Saltillo and San Luis Potosi welcomed them with large crowds and banners. The visit includes reception rooms, a post office, and a tour planned by the American Chamber of Commerce in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Mexico City
Laredo Gateway
M. W. Brennan
Messrs
Neff
Laracho
Adams
Monterrey
Saltillo
San Luis Potosi
Colonia
American Chamber of Commerce
Denied Appeal in Blaine Riots Murder Case
The Supreme Court denies the appeal of Robert Knox Md Coleman Ed Hicks Frank Hicks Frank Moore and Paul Hall in a murder conviction linked to the Blaine riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Robert Knox
MD Coleman
Ed Hicks
Frank Hicks
Frank Moore
Paul Hall
Wilson to devote time to writing after White House exit
President Wilson will dedicate his post presidency years to writing after leaving the White House on March 4 and will reside in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiy Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
White House
Conference resumed on Cotton Belt dispute in Arkansas
Still in conference in Mineola Arkansas with Joseph Myers the mediator from the labor department on the threatened Cotton Belt railway strike. Officials refuse to reveal progress from yesterday while the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks asserts the carrier violated seniority rights and other working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Mine Bluff Ark
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship
Joseph Myers
Department of Labor
Cotton Belt
Brotherhood
Opposition to divesting meat packers from stockyards plan
Washington officials led by Charles Lyman Florence Alley and Maud Wood Park issued a joint statement opposing any court decree to divorce the five large meat packers from stockyards. They argue such a move would hinder passage of controlling legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Charles Lyman
National Board of Farm Organizations
Plorence ‘Alley
National Consummers League
Maud Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
Radnorshire Sails from Galveston to Bremen in War Era
The Radnorshire steamship, laden with cotton, departed Galveston for Bremen Germany marking the first Union Jack flag vessel to depart for Germany since the 1914 declaration of war. The voyage signals shifting wartime commerce from Texas coastal port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Radnorshire
Bremen
Germany
Sugarland Girls Proclaim Social Strike Over School Board Edict
Girls of Sugarland Texas protest a school board order restricting teachers social events to non school evenings with about fifty participants joining the strike. The action targets the board directive and the social lives of women teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sugarland
Texas
Banquet Recess Delays Speaker Introduction
A banquet program pauses for a short recess before the next speaker is named. The chairman hints the forthcoming speaker, Chetrmean, will be introduced after attendees return from the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetrmean
Deutsche Bank Doubles Capital to Lead German Banking
Berlin November 29 Deutsche Bank increases its capital by 125000000 marks reaching 400000000 marks making it the largest bank in Germany surpassing Disconto Gesellschaft whose capital stood at 310000000 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Deutsche Bank
Germany
Disconto Gesellschaft
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim and Reward Offer
There is more Catarrh in this region than all other diseases and it was long deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine by F. J. Cheney & Co claims constitutional action through the blood to affect mucous surfaces. A hundred dollar reward is offered for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hue & Co
Ste
Hall
Cable landings to be investigated by Senate panel
Senator Kelley announced a Senate inquiry into cable landings in the United States. The probe will connect with his bill to empower the state department to regulate cable connections. He invited Western Union officials and other cable firms and said state department officers will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Western Union Telegraph Company
State Department
Senate
Kelley
Republican
Minnesota
Carlton
Western Union
Attempted murder case shocks Baltimore area
Police arrested a young man and an accomplice in connection with a bloody assault on his sweetheart Annie Ruszkewit, 19, whose case is linked to a rail yard mystery. The arrests follow a Saturday discovery and aim to clear up what detectives call the motive behind the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Associated Press
Baltimore
Mil
Eoat Iyitiwiore
Annie Ruszkewit
Assair
Bread price cut in Cleveland due to flour drop
A Cleveland bakery company cut the price of a 24 ounce loaf of bread from 6 cents to 4 cents today. The reduction follows a drop in flour costs, allowing the two cent decrease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Brawery
Br. joie Nationals Set for Orange Texas Training Camp
The Br. joie Nationals will train at Orange Texas with players reporting February 26. Conditioning starts March 1 as pre season games are arranged with the Philadelphia Americans who will train at Lake Charles Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Associated Frese
St. Louis
Br. Joie Nationals
Orange
Texas
Ware
Philadelphia Americans
Lake Charles
Wages Won’t Drop Says Texas Labor Chief
Texas Labor Commissioner T C Jennings says wages will not return to prewar levels. He notes no appreciable wage decline yet as prices ease slower than prices. Unemployment in Texas is rising and he foresees continued wage reductions as a factor in job markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Aga“ciated Press
Austin
Texas
T. C. Jennings
Vienna Opera Seeks Debt Rise Amid State Theater Changes
The Vienna Opera reports a debt of about 26 060 000 crowns after state theater reforms and crown versus republic shifts. Ticket prices jump from seven crowns for best seats to 75, boxes at 80 crowns, gallery seats also rising to 18 crowns.
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Vienna
Nove 2
Republic
A. Kimura
Rcen
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