New Hampshire Senate Race Shapes Up For 1914 Campaign
Concord NH June 28 observers foresee a full old fashioned campaign as Hollis seat opens. Democratic hopes rest on Eugene Reed or John Jameson while Republicans mount a four way bid with Henry Keyes George Moses Rosecrans Pillsbury and Rolland Spaulding. Keyes rides war governor profile but limited by duties, Moses brings vast national exposure, Spaulding pursues prohibitionist strength, Pillsbury hosts orchardist base. outcome hinges on primary clashes and party unity.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
H. F. Hollis
United States Senate
Hollis
Democratic Party
Eugene N. Reed
Manchester
Philippine Islands
John B. Jameson
New Hampshire Public Safety Committee
Mr. Hollis
Henry W. Keyes
George H. Moses
Rosecrans W. Pillsbury
Rolland H. Spaulding
Keyes
Haverhill
Connecticut River
Washington
Moses
Republican Press Bureau
National
Taft
United States
Greece
Republicans
Rochester
Spaulding
Londonderry
Congress
Mny
Social Calendar Highlights From Friday Events
The Red Cross Hospital Supply Room managed by Mrs. G. C. Woodman and Mrs. W. N. Young opens in the forenoon and again in the afternoon, with the Surgical Room under Mrs. Thekla Biskamp. Camp Fire Girls meet at 4 with Mrs. A. Poggenpohl, and Boy Scouts convene at their hall in the evening. Saturday activities include the knitting circle at the hospital and a Red Cross dance at Ells Hall. The Missionary Society meets in circles at various homes, with knitting and get-together sessions.
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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
J. Gill
Red Cross Knitting Circle
W. W. MacGregor
87Th Infantry Club
the Heights Red Cross
T. A. Bunn
United States
Red Cross
Ells Hall
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
Mesdames
A. Austin
J. Tucker
Purwin
Helene Kenney
Villar
Letters and personal notices from the Rio Grande region
A collection of poetry excerpts and community notes including a wartime letter poem by Eric P. Dawson and updates on piano students, church events, visits, travel, and a Longfellow Social at the Methodist Church with readings, recitations, and refreshments.
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J. N. Campbell
Rio Grande Baptist Association
Big Wells
Mr. Campbell
Paul
Norburn Burr
Personal notices from San Antonio trip to Dolores visit
Judge Geo R Page left for San Antonio on a short business trip. D D Davis of Dolores arrived in the city for a brief business visit. J B Hazelrigg and J F Johnson, prominent San Antonio cattlemen, are in the city on business. Dr E H Sauvignet, Webb County Draft Board secretary physician, returned home from Houston after attending a conference of exemption boards in the Southern District.
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Geo. R. Page
San Antonio
D. D. Davis
Dolores
J. B. Hazelrigg
J. F. Johnson
San Anetonio
E. H. Sauvignet
Webb County Draft Board
Houston
Woman Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills In Laredo Testimony
Mrs G Hochheimer of 1112 Loring Ave Laredo says Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved her kidney troubles and boosted her general well being after purchasing at City Drug Co The 60 cent remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y is advertised as the same trusted kidney aid.
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Laredo
The
City Drug Co
Dean
Train Timetable For Corpus Christi Run
Texas-Mexican reports Train No 1 departs for Corpus Christi at 1 20 p m and Train No 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 2 19 p m reflecting a daytime schedule update for the line.
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Corpus Christi
Through fast train for St Louis leaves at 10 45 a m and arrives
The International and Great Northern offers a fast train to St Louis departing 10 45 a m and arriving 5 10 p m. A night train departs 9 p m and arrives at 8 a m.
Trains Run Between Laredo and Minera Daily Except Sunday
Train No.1 departs Laredo daily except Sunday at 1:00 a.m. and arrives Minera at 10:20 a.m. Train No.2 departs Minera daily except Sunday at 1:00 p.m. and arrives Laredo at 3:16 p.m.
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Laredo
Minera
Plans for bringing labor across to Brownsville Texas
Complete instructions for admitting farm laborers from Mexico have been issued by the immigration station and the U S Employment Service. The program aims to import 1500 cotton choppers for Texas fields, with temporary six month stays and wage withholding arranged through a postal savings system. Employers must pre arrange employment, report changes, and provide housing and sanitation details to port officials.
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Brownsville
Tex
Mexico
United States Employment Service
Texas
United States
Postal Savings Bank
Food administration says it lacks power to regulate dining prices
The Food Administration states it cannot regulate prices in hotels, restaurants, or public dining rooms under the Food Control Act. It notes no plan to abolish à la carte meals in favor of table d hote service, and emphasizes saving through careful menu supervision to curb waste.
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The
Food Administration
Bolshevik Overthrow Rumors Sweep Moscow News
Reports from Copenhagen and Berlin claim the Bolshevik government in Moscow has fallen with Grand Duke Nicholas proclaimed emperor. Lenine and Trotsky reportedly fled. Kerensky named as a future ruler in Russia. Additional dispatch confirms czar’s murder. In Boston a Navy Day water carnival features a women’s rowing race and a swimming event in the Charles River Basin.
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Boston
Mass
Uncle Sam's Navy
Charles River
Wherries
Associated Preas
Londn
Copenhagen
Exchange
Moscow
Korniloff
Nicholas
Lenine
Trotsky
Murman Coast
Berlin
Tages Zeitung
Kerensky
Rusela
Michigan Bar Meeting Opens Twenty-Eighth Annual Session
Kalamazoo Mich June 28 A thousand eminent lawyers attend the Michigan State Bar Association twenty eighth annual meeting. Wartime conditions shape topics for papers addresses and discussions over the two day session. Speakers include George W Bates Detroit Edson R Sunderland University of Michigan and 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 Plans 100 Mile Birthday Walk
Chicago celebrate veteran pedestrian Dan O Leary announces a 100 mile walk for his birthday at age 77. A famed figure since the 1870s, he rivals top young pedestrians and once won a London six day race in 1878 among international rivals.
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Chicago
Dan O'Leary
Edward Payson Weston
O'Leary
Inngland
Agricultural Hall
London
England
America
National War Savings Day Proclaimed in Washington
Washington June 28 The President proclaims National War Savings Day urging every American to pledge to do his or her bit by saving to finance the war. Citizens should avoid waste observe food rules and invest in war bonds and stamps to support Uncle Sam's effort.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Sam
Secretary of the Treasury
Uncle Sam
Sour Stomach Guidance and Chamterlate Remedy
A brief note explains sour stomach as mild indigestion from rapid or overeating or unsuitable foods. It advises eating slowly and lightly, especially avoiding meat at supper, to prevent symptoms. If symptoms appear, take Chamberlate's Tablets to aid digestion.
Rush Polish Nationality Pact Moves Forward in London
In London on June 28 Germany and the Bolsheviks reportedly reached a secret convention to accelerate Polish national aspirations. The accord signals a coordinated approach to shaping Poland's future political status amid postwar realignments.
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London
Germany
American sailors land after eight days adrift in Gulf
Twenty four sailors from the steamer Dwinsk were picked up after eight days adrift in the Gulf of St Lawrence. The vessel was sunk by a submarine and the men were landed near Halifax by a fishing boat today.
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Halifax
N. S
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Army Casualty List Lead Daily Update
Army casualty list released in Washington on June 28 contains 66 names. The report enumerates service members reported as casualties, reflecting ongoing wartime losses.
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Army
Washington
Eight Billion Bond Issue Authorized by House
The House unanimously authorized an eight billion dollar bond issue. Edward Hurley, shipping board chair, says President Wilson knows costs well and personally tracked the hundred million emergency appropriation. A Texas draft board resolution urges members to stay out of politics.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
House Today
Wilson
Costa
Chicago
Edward Hurley
Shipping Board
Mr. Wilson
Avastin
Texas
J. C. Townes
Woman Suffrage Vote Postponed in Senate.
Washington June 28 Indefinite postponement of the vote in the senate on the woman suffrage resolution, blocked yesterday, was virtually decided on today by senate suffrage leaders.
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Washington
Senate
New Mission to Russia Forming in Washington
June 28 news item notes a new mission to Russia is being formed to assist economically and industrially with a designated person nel joining the team to aid efforts in sector growth and cooperation.
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Russia
Washington
Bankers Warn Fake War Charities Defrauded City
New York bankers estimate that fake war charities defrauded the public of two to three million dollars in New York City last year, according to the district attorney.
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New York
New York City
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy forecast. Fort McIntosh readings show a 24 hour period ending 7 am with a maximum of 103 degrees and a minimum of 80. Wind generally from the southeast. Clear conditions accompany the forecast.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
Loyalty Week in Boston Aims to Stir Patriotism
Boston declares loyalty week starting today to foster patriotism and public contact with U S war aims. July 4 ends with Declaration reading from Old State House balcony, then Americanization meeting at Faneuil Hall and sunset parade on Boston Common. A mammoth 76,000 voice chorus directed by Dr A T Davison will sing patriotic songs.
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Boston
Maia
United States
Old State House
Faneuil Hall
Boston Common
A. T. Davison
Camp Devens
Died of wounds Albert Jester of Galveston
Killed in action 24 died of wounds 4 died of disease 3 wounded severely 22 wounded degree undetermined 2 prisoner 1. Died of wounds Albert Jester of Galveston.
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Albert Jester
Galveston
Von Kuehlmann Resigns as German Foreign Secretary
Paris reports Dr. von Kuehlmann has resigned as German foreign secretary. A Hayas Agency Zurich despatch states the emperor is believed to accept the resignation and indicates a leadership change at the foreign ministry.
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von Kuehlmann
Paris
Hayas
Zurich
French Advance Near Amiens and Marne Offensive
French troops pushed their lines southeast of Amiens in Senecat wood and engaged forces between the Marne and the Ourey. In the actions 122 German soldiers were reported captured.
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Paris
Amiens
Senecat Wood
Marne
Ourey
Paris Bombing Kills Eleven and Wounds Fourteen
Eleven people died and fourteen were injured when German aircraft bombed Paris last night, according to the Havas Agency. The attack underscored the renewed danger to civilians in the capital as authorities investigated the extent of the damage.
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Paris
Havas Agency
Mutinies in Hungary Reported by Paris Agency
Paris dispatch June 28 reports mutinies in Hungarian garrisons at Gyor and Peng. About 2000 soldiers were involved and executed according to the Havas Agency.
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Hungary
Paris
Gyor
Peng
Havas
Texans Cited for Heroism in Washington
Americans cited for heroism include Wesley Frent of San Antonio and Clifford Cagle of Horton, Texas, in Washington on June 28.
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Washington
Wesley Frent
San Antonio
Clifford Cagle
Horton
Texas
Washington Casualty List Shows 60 Marines Wounded
The Marine Corps casualty list reports 60 names with 17 killed in action 7 died of wounds and 26 severely wounded. Claud W. Batley of Luad hock Texas was severely wounded. A British steamer Atlantic was sunk by a submarine near Gulf Port with no casualties.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Claud W. Batley
Luadhock
Texas
Gulf
Atlantic steamer sails from Galveston with Leyland line crew
The Atlantic departed Galveston Texas on June 28 carrying 65 officers and men. The vessel previously sailed from Galveston on May 28 and belonged to the Leyland line.
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Galveston
Texas
Atlantic
Leyland Line
Canadian Ace Is Highest Record Flier Transferred
London June 28 Major William Bishop credited with 72 German planes brought down. He has been transferred from Canadian forces to the British aerial office, his record the largest among Entente fliers.
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London
Will'am Bishop
Typhoid Rumor Hits German Army Units in France
June 28 report from Amsterdam notes rumors of a typhoid epidemic among German soldiers in northern France. Several units are reportedly affected, with an entire portion of their personnel sounding the alarm.
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Amsterdam
France
Remedy for deadly disease urged in homes
A health advisory urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to treat cholera morbus. Mrs. Charles Enyeart of Huntington Indiana recalls its use in summer 1911 giving immediate relief to two ill children, illustrating its effectiveness.
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Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
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