Women praise Lydia E. Pinkham remedies in Brooklyn notice
Mrs. G. Hegmann of 25 Central Ave Brooklyn says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her insomnia and fatigue after a run down condition. She also used Herb Medicine and Pills for Constipation and offers to share her testimonial with other women seeking information. The Pinkham Medicine Company in Lynn Mass will provide additional names on request.
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Brooklyn
New York
G. Hegmann
Central Ave
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Winding Roads Seen as Shorter Path to City
State entomologist Frank KN Wallace cites a small-town philosopher who argues a winding road may be longer yet quicker to reach the city. The exchange notes support for a road policy favoring routes with bends over straight lines that end as dead ends.
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Frank KN. Wallace
Indianapolis News
House Kills Haugen Farm Subsidy Bill In House Vote
Washington reports the Haugen farm subsidy bill defeated in the House by 212 to 167, with both parties voting the same 23‑vote margin. Leaders plan cooperative marketing machinery as an alternative, while still seeking farm relief legislation this session.
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Washington
House
Dickinson
Iowa
President Coolidge
Mc Dickinson
Haugen
Tineher
Kansas
Aswell
Louisiana
Madden
Dlinels
Tincher
Administration Farm Relief Plan
Secretary
Jardine
Senate
Congress
Washington briefs on Pepper defeat and immigration policy
Washington reacts to Senator George Wharton Pepper's defeat as a sign of possible changes to national prohibition. Immigrant at origin screening expands to Germany, Norway, Denmark, adding to Great Britain and Irish Free State already covered. Navy reverses ban on chewing gum aboard ships, restoring it to normal use. National Retail Coal Dealers oppose coal industry regulation at a Washington convention.
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George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Washington Nets
Germany
Norway
Denmark
Great Britain
Irish Free State
Navy Department
Navy
Washington
Miner Jukich Dies in Nevada Gas Chamber Execution
Stanko Jukich, twenty eight, a Ruth, Ney, miner, died in Nevada's gas chamber for the murder last year of Jennie Madek his sixteen year old sweetheart. It was Nevada's second gas execution.
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Garson City
Ney
Stanko Jukich
Ruth
Nevada
Jennie Madek
Australian high commissioner named to U S
Sir Hugh Denison is appointed Australian high commissioner to the United States in Melbourne Australia confirming a major diplomatic posting by the Australian government. Denison brings long service in public life and international relations to the role as he prepares to take up duties in Washington.
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Hugh Denison
U. S
Melbourne
Australia
United States
Prohibition Order Adds 10000 Federal Officers Nationwide
President Coolidge signs an executive order allowing state county or municipal officers to serve as federal prohibition officers. The move, urged by General Andrews, expands enforcement with up to 10000 new volunteers, lifting local fines for officers and prompting opposition from wets and drys in the Senate.
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Washington
Coolidge
Treasury
Lincoln ©. Andrews
Andrews
Grant
Wets
Drya
Senate
Jones
Yowa
Michigan
Vets
Treasury Department
Prohibition Referendum Approved by New York Governor
Governor Smith approved the Earle Phelps bill calling a November prohibition referendum in New York. The law allows the Volstead act to be amended to let states set intoxicating content levels. Smith said the measure lets the people decide and called the state’s voice essential in a democratic government.
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Smith Albeny
Smith
County Farm Barns Destroyed in Severe Blaze
A fire at the county farm near Muscatine Iowa destroyed three large barns. Sixteen head of livestock were saved by the farm's staff. The loss was estimated at $10,000.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Dluscatine
Winds Central to Take Over Indirect Southern Rail Lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Winds Central to indirectly acquire two southern railroads, signaling a broader consolidation of the U S rail network into a few large systems.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Winds Central
Railroad Labor Board Abolished by Coolidge Action
The Washington Abolition of the railroad labor board takes effect as President Coolidge signs the Watson Parker railroad labor act. Chicago headquarters had overseen the board and its functions through its tenure.
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Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Chicago
Coolidge
Watson- Parker Railroad
Senate probes big funds in Pennsylvania Illinois primaries
The Senate voted to investigate campaign spending in Pennsylvania and Illinois primaries. Reed of Missouri leads the inquiry with a new five member committee empowered to probe slush funds and future senatorial campaign financing through the coming elections.
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Illinois
Pennsylvania
Washington
Dawes
Fernald
Maine
Goff
Rep. W. Va
King
Dem
Utah
la Follette
Rep
Wis
Reed
Dem. Mo
Missouri
United States Senate
Pepper
Ware
Winess
Senate
Tiinois
West
Vselate
Germany Seeks Ban on Planes Gas Tanks in Disarmament Talk
Germany proposes concrete limits at Geneva on banning airplanes and poison gas in warfare and halting heavy artillery and tanks. Count von Bernstorff, former U.S. ambassador, presented the ideas at the preparatory disarmament commission session.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Germany
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Naval Reserve Enrolls 1100 as Radio Operators
Secretary Wilbur says 1100 candidates will be enrolled in the naval reserve from 1600 letters to the American Radio Relay league. They will receive naval reserve training and special instruction in naval communications. The outreach aimed to bolster wartime radio operations.
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Naval Reserve
Washington
American Radio Relay League
Navy
Naval Reserve Force
Wilbur
Naval Communications
Byrd Plans South Pole Expedition From London
Aftenposten telegram says Lieut. Com. Richard Byrd, first to fly over the North Pole, will lead a South Pole expedition as soon as possible. Byrd and his team have left King's Bay for London.
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Byrd
North Pole
South Pole
Oslo
Norway
Aftenposten
Soaltzbergen
Richard Byrd
Leutenant
King’s Bay
London
Union Tank Oil orders new oil tanks for California farm
Union Tank Oil company of California ordered four 000 barrel oil tanks at a total cost of $128,000 to replace tanks destroyed by fire on April 7 at the tank farm in San Luis werspo.
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San Luis
May Avert Irish Rail Strike
Hopes rise that the 17 000 Irish railway workers strike planned for June 1 over wage cuts may be averted. Negotiations continue as authorities seek a settlement to prevent disruption of rail services.
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Dublin
Beehive Bomb Looms on Montana Street
Swarm of bees under a board walk on a principal street in Grass Range Montana was stirred by a boy who lit a firecracker left over from July 4. The blast sent the bees fleeing and caused concern for pedestrians in the area.
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Mont
Chicago Bandit Kills in a Failed Escape
A Chicago bandit steals 87,000 from a mail truck then robs Dr. E G McMahon for a car. Deputy Walter Fisher pursues, is killed after firing three times. bandit slain in a road house. Bandit's body left in a ditch, loot vanished, police report multiple wounds.
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Chicago
Tn -Vale
Frank Watson
Whitson
Sn Iin
Sateen
Six Inch Knife Blade Quelled In Harlem Head Wound
John Tyler Hines aged twenty eight, a Negro, tells of a month with a six inch knife blade in his head after a friendly altercation. He received care at Harlem hospital on March 15 and later at Edgecombe sanitarium where doctors removed the blade. X-ray confirmed its position and the blade was given back to him as a souvenir.
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New
York
John ‘Tyler Hines
Harlem Hospital
Walter L Beich
Edgecombe Sanitarium
Hines
Doctor Delph
James L. Wilson
M. B. Ross
Stolen Liberty Bonds Returned but Crew Missing
Treasury reports 151000 in Liberty bonds sent from Baltimore to Los Angeles bank to be registered in owners names. Teller James ONeill disappeared with the case. authorities search him as friends cite a possible nervous breakdown. About 23000 remains unaccounted but expectations hold it will be returned.
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Washington
Treasury
Liberty
First National Bank of
Los Angeles
James B. O'Neill
Baltimore
Mine-Blast Hero Dies After Fall At Work Site
Fairmont West Virginia obituary notes Jock McNeil sixty a mine foreman who led 21 miners to safety after a Jamison Coal & Coke Co explosion that killed 19 others He died from injuries after falling three stairs during entombment two days and nights following the blast.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Tohn H
Jock) McNeil
Jamison Coal & Coke Co
Here
Toray McNeil
McNeili
Toy Revolver Bandit Pleads Guilty in 13 Store Holdups
George Adams admitted to 13 grocery store robberies in New York using a toy gun and received a 20 year prison sentence.
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Holdup
New York
George Adams
Diamond Dyes Color It New in Delicate or Rich Tones
Color It New with Diamond Dyes in soft delicate shades or rich permanent colors for lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses and more. Each 16 cent pack includes simple directions for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. Tell your druggist the material before coloring.
Italians Embrace Basketball as New National Sport
Samuel Ybargoyen of Turino MG A notes basketball grows quickly in Italy before the war. A national federation of 50 clubs has formed, akin to the AAU, with about 2,000 members issued cards to participate in national championship games.
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Italy
Samuel Ybargoyen
Turino. MG. A
AA. U
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Complexion
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed for clean scalp soft hands and white skin. The trio includes Cuticura Soap Ointment and fragrant Cuticura salve promising a flawless complexion.
Farms Given Name Name Aim In Agricultural Plan
The Department of Agriculture backs a plan to name farms, estimating at least 3,000 farms already carry distinct names. Named farms tend to be progressive and productive, reflecting farmer pride in their holdings. The quote attributed to Goethe emphasizes action alongside belief.
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Department of Agriculture
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