New HampshireSenatorial Contest Sparks GOP Primary Battle
Concord NH June 28 The New Hampshire senatorial contest features a heated Republican primary with four candidates Henry W Keyes George H Moses Rosecrans W Pillsbury and Rolland H Spaulding each presenting strong claims to succeed Hollis. The campaign unfolds with Keyes advantaged by incumbency but limited by duties, Moses brings national experience, Spaulding a progressive governor backed by prohibitionists, and Pillsbury a Londonderry farmer with legislative runs and past campaigns. The outcome hinges on the primary as Democrats search for a Hollis successor with Need or Jameson named as possible contenders.
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N. H
New Hampshire
H. F. Hollis
United States Senate
Hollis
Democratic Party
Eugene Need
Manchester
Philippine Islands
John B. Jameson
Mr. Hollis
Henry W. Keyes
George H. Moses
Rosecrans W. Pillsbury
Rolland H. Spaulding
Keyes
Haverhill
Connecticut River
Washington
Mr. Moses
Republican Press Bureau
National
Taft
United States
Greece
Republicans
Rochester
Spaulding
Londonderry
Mny
Social Calendar and Community Notes in Long Texas Town
The social column lists Red Cross Hospital Supply Room duties by Mrs. Woodman and Mrs. Young, Blue Bird Camp Fire Girls at 4 PM with Mrs. Poggenpohl, Boy Scouts Troop 2 evening meeting, and various other civic activities. Features include Longfellow Social at the Methodist Church, Red Cross knitting circles, a Knights Elks Hall dance for the Red Cross, missionary society circles, and reflections on wartime support and letters from abroad.
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Red Cross Hospital
G. C. Woodman
W. N. Young
Red Cross Surgical Room
Thekla Biskamp
Blue Bird Chapter
Camp Fire Girls
A. Poggenpohl
Boy Scouts
Troop No. 2
Red Cross Surgical
J. Gill
Red Cross Knitting Circle
W. W. MacGregor
87Th Infantry Club
Longfellow
League Room
Methodist Church
Johnny
Elks Hall
Red Cross
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
Mesdames
A Austin
J. Tucker
Purwin
Helene Kenney
Villar
Local Notables On Brief Sojourns In City
Judge Geo R Page traveled to San Antonio for a short business trip. D Davis of Dolores arrived for a brief city visit. B Hazelrige and J F Johnson, noted San Antonio cattlemen, are in town on business. Dr E F Sauvignet, Webb County Draft Board secretary physician, returned from Houston after attending a regional exemption boards conference.
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D. Davis
Dolores
B. Hazelrige
J. F. Johnson
San Antonio
E. FH. Sauvignet
Webb County Draft Board
Houston
Laredo resident touts Doan’s Kidney Pills
Mrs. G Hochheimer of 1112 Spring Ave Laredo credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with relieving her kidney troubles after purchasing at City Drug Co. She recommends them and notes general improvement. Price 60c at dealers. Dean’s Kidney Pills are from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Laredo
Dean
Texas-Mexican and Great Northern Train Times
Train No 1 on the Texas-M Mexican leaves for Corpus Christi at 1 20 p m Train No 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 2 10 p m The International and Great Northern Through fast train for St Louis leaves at 10 45 a m and arrives at 6 10 p m Night Train leaves at 9 p m and arrives at 8 a m
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Corpus Christi
Train schedule between Rio Grande and Eagle Pass
Train No 1 runs from Laredo to Minera daily except Sunday leaving at am and reaching Minera at 10 20 am Train No 2 leaves Minera daily except Sunday at 1 pm arriving back at Laredo at 3 16 pm
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Eagle Pass
Laredo
Minera
Plans Ready for Bringing Labor Across the Border
Brownsville Texas newspapers report new immigration service rules for temporary admission of Mexican farm laborers to Texas cotton fields. 1500 choppers needed, with wages withheld into U S postal savings for the duration of the six month limit.
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Brownsville
Tex
Mexico
United States Employment Service
Texas
United States
Postal Savings Bank
Food Administration lacks power to regulate dining room prices
The Food Administration states it cannot regulate prices in hotels or public eating places under the Food Control Act. It does not advocate abolishing à la carte service or enforcing table d hôte only. The aim is to curb waste and promote savings by guiding meal choices.
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Food Administration
The
Navy Day Yeowomen Row in Boston Race Feature
Boston plans a big Navy Day water carnival with yeowomen rowing in wherries and a coxswain. A women’s service swimming race will also be held on the Charles River Basin.
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Boston
Mass
Uncle Sam's Navy
Charles River
Wherries
Michigan Bar Association Opens 28th Annual Meeting
Kalamazoo Mich June 28 Nearly a thousand eminent lawyers gathered as the Michigan State Bar Association began its twenty eighth annual meeting. Wartime conditions frame the agenda with patriotism, national service and new points of law. Noted speakers include George W Bates Detroit Professor Edson R Sunderland University of Michigan and Professor Samuel Rosenbaum University of Pennsylvania.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Michigan State Bar Association
George W. Bates
Detroit
Edson R Sunderland
University of Michigan
Samuel Rosenbaum
University of Pennsylvania
Dan O Leary to celebrate 77th birthday walk
Chicago June 28. Dan O Leary the veteran pedestrian plans to walk 100 miles tomorrow to mark his birthday. At 77 he still believes he can compete with younger walkers and remains one of America’s most famous professionals. He began in the 1870s and won a six day race in London in 1878 with 520 miles.
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Chicago
Dan O'Leary
Edward Payson Weston
O'Leary
England
Agricultural Hall
London
America
National War Savings Day Proclaimed by President
Washington D C June 28 This is National War Savings Day a call for every citizen to pledge to do his or her mite to finance the war economy Save invest in war bonds and war savings stamps observe food regulations and avoid waste to support the Allied cause and defend democracy through thrift and discipline
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Washington, D. C
United States
Uncle Sam
Secretary of the Treasury
Sour Stomach Advice and Home Remedy
A brief health note explains sour stomach as a mild indigestion caused by rapid or excessive eating or unsuitable foods. It suggests slow eating, thorough chewing, lighter meals with little meat, and avoiding supper to prevent symptoms. If symptoms occur, take Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion.
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Chamberlain
Eight Billion Bond Issue Authorized by House
The House unanimously authorized an eight billion dollar bond issue. Edward Hurley of the Shipping Board says President Wilson is deeply familiar with war cost factors and kept accounts for the hundred million emergency appropriation. Draft boards in Austin urge nonpartisanship in politics.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
House Today
Chicago
Edward Hurley
Shipping Board
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Austin
Texas
J. C. Townes
Senate suffrage leaders block indefinite postponement
WashingtonJune 28 Indefinite postponement of the vote on the woman suffrage resolution blocked yesterday was virtually decided today by senate suffrage leaders after fresh protests and tactical moves leaving the measure in doubt as the chamber grapples with the issue.
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Washington
Senate
New Mission to Russia Forms in Washington
The new mission to Russia to assist economically and industrially is being formed in Washington on June 28. The team will work to support economic development and industrial cooperation with the Soviet Union.
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Russia
Washington
Fake war charities fraud multi million in New York City
The district attorney said rankers defrauded the public of between 2 million and 3 million dollars in New York City last year through fake war charities.
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New York
Rankers
New York City
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
The forecast from the United States Weather Bureau at New Orleans reports tonight and Saturday partly cloudy conditions. Observations at Fort McIntosh for the past 24 hours show a maximum temperature of 103 degrees, a minimum of 80, with a southeast wind and clear skies.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Times
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
Boston Loyalty Week Observance to Ignite Patriotism
Boston marks a week long loyalty campaign to foster patriotism and public engagement with U S sacrifices. July 4 program includes reading the Declaration from the Old State House balcony, Manuell Hall ceremony, sunset parade on Boston Common, and a 75000 strong patriotic chorus led by Dr A T Davison.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Old State House
Maneull Hall
Boston Common
Latamimoth
A. T. Davison
Camp Devens
Von Kuehlmann Resigns as German Foreign Secretary
Paris reports Dr. von Kuehlmann has resigned the German foreign secretary post. A Havas Zurich despatch says the emperor is believed to accept the resignation. It notes Allied losses logged as killed in action and wounded in various categories alongside the resignation news.
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Hal W. Greer
Hal Irby
France
Associated Press
Londn
Copenhagen
Ekxehange
Moscow
Gen
Korniloff
Nicholas
Lenine
Trotzky
Murman Coast
Berlin
Tages Zeitung
Kerensky
Russia
von Kuehlmann
Paris
Dr. von Kuehlmann
Havas
Zurich
I. I
French advances and Paris bombing report
French forces advanced southeast of Amiens into Senecat wood and fought near the Marnesthe Ourey, claiming 122 German troops as casualties. In Paris eleven people were killed and 14 hurt when German planes bombed the city, according to Havas Agency.
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Paris
Amiens
Senecat Wood
Marnes
Ourey
Havas Agency
Gyor and Pent Uprising Death Toll Reported in Hungary
Paris dispatch dated June 28 cites the Havas Agency reporting rebellions in the garrisons of Gyor and Pent Hungary. About two thousand military personnel were killed amid the unrest. The report notes the scale of the disorder and its casualties.
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Paris
Gyor
Pent
Hungary
Havas
Texans Cited for Heroism in Washington
June 28 report lists Wesley Freml of San Antonio and Clifford Cagle of Horton, Texas among Americans cited for heroism for acts recognized in Washington.
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Washington
Wesley Freml
San Antonio
Clifford Cagle
Horton
Texas
Marines Casualty List and British Ship Sunk Report
Washington June 28. The Marine Corps casualty list shows 60 names with 17 killed in action seven died of wounds 26 severely wounded Claud W Bailey of Lubbock Texas among the severely wounded Gulf Port June 28 Private advices say the British steamer Atlantic has been sunk by a submarine with no casualties not dated or placed
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Halifax
N S
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Dwinsk
Albert Jester
Galveston
Washington
Marine Corps
Claud W. Bailey
Lubbock
Texas
Gulf
Vessel sails from Galveston for England voyage
The Atlantic sailed from Galveston Texas on June 28 with 65 officers and men aboard. She previously departed from here May 28. The ship is a Leyland line vessel.
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Galveston
Texas
Atlantic
Leyland Line
Canadian Ace Highest With 72 German Planes
London June 28 Major William Bishop, credited with 72 German planes, has been transferred from the Canadian forces to the British aerial office. His record stands as the largest among Entente fliers.
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London
William Bishop
Typhoid Rumor Strikes German Army in France
Amsterdam reports June 28 that a rumored typhoid epidemic is sweeping northern France among German troops. Several units reportedly have multiple cases, affecting personnel widely.
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Amsterdam
France
Remedy Safer at Home Warns of Cholera Morbus Risks
A Huntington Indiana woman urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home. She recalls two children falling ill with cholera morbus in summer 1911 and receiving immediate relief from the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Charles ‘Nyeart
Huntington
Ind
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