Prohibition Party Renominates Hanly for President at Day Convention
At St Paul Minnesota the Prohibition Party closed its three day convention with Hanly nominated on the first ballot amid conference chatter for Baker and other contenders. Hanly won 449 votes to 11 for Sulzer, with Landreth of Tennessee chosen for vice president after others withdrew. The platform kept the recall and referendum plank, and the session ended with a hymn and six hour adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanly
Hanly
Sulzer
Pinter
Hendricitson
Cumberland
James Gilbert Mason
New Jersey
W. PF. Persuson
Pennsylvania
Sumner W. Haynes
Indiana
Henry Ford
Perrott
Eugene W Chafin
Arizona
Charles J. Hall
California
Dr. Landreth
Hendrickson
Lan
Resolutions Committee
Ellis Island Investigation Clears Immorality Charges
New York officials report no ground for charges of immorality at Ellis Island after an investigation prompted by Representative Bennett. The inquiry, led by Acting Secretary of Labor and committee members, found no evidence that immoral women entered under bond, and attributed any issues to Washington authorities.
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New York
John T. Fens
Isaac Sydeel
William S&s Bennett
Frederick Co Howe Bermaert
Ellis Island
Caid
Emarry Ender
Thas
Washington
Hibernians Laud Germany In Solidarity Resolutions
Boston Maine The Ancient Order of Hibernians adopted resolutions praising Germany and denouncing the murder of Irish republic leaders. They extended congratulations to the German Empire on its alliance with the American forces and pledged confidence that Germany will confront England and defend small nations.
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Boston
Mase
Order
Hijbernians
England
Ireland
Ferlin
Germany
German National Committee For
von Bethman-Holweg
Aliais
NY men reported missing after trip to Siwult Ste Marie
The wry of Charles Maree and James Harty of New York left Shebygean Michigan for Siwult Ste Marie in early June and was found on Albany island. Harty's body was recovered last week.
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Shebygean
Charles Maree
New York
James H. Harty
Siwult Ste Marie
Albany Island
Bear Hhere
Haurty
San Antonio Uses Motor Cycles For Wireless Operations
San Antonio field communication to improve border operations by adopting motor cycles to transport wireless sets and by using motors to operate the dynamo, enabling quicker, steadier field communications and power supply during patrols and actions.
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San Antonio
Record of Eight and Half Years School Attendance
Rotherham and Florrie Tyler completed her serict attendance for a period extending over eight and a half years with a record of not needing a single day. The total of her days in school was 3 706.
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Rotherham
Faziand
Florrie Tyler
Cure for Infant Disease Peace Campaign 13 Began
New York reports a surge of cautious optimism as the Cure for Infant Disease Peace Campaign 13 notes improvements in infantile paralysis cases. Dr Bermingham cites dramatic gains from an adrenaline treatment, with several patients showing symptom relief and reduced new infections, while deaths and new cases decline.
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New York
Board of Health
Edward J. Hermingham
Surewan
New York Throat, Nose
J .S. Meiser
Rochofetler Institute
Bermingham
Doerstate
Strength of Britain movement forms to ban liquor traffic
A London Poeland report notes a court ruling on alcohol consumption challenging wartime efficiency. The “Strength of Britain” body, formed by business leaders, plans to urge Parliament for stricter liquor controls to support national effort and military needs.
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London
Uustries
Britain
Patronsl Dhurr
Great Brain
Dantere
Citizeene
Canadian minister cleared by Royal Commission findings
Ottawa reports Sir Sam Hughes, minister of defense, cleared of responsibility for Canadian munitions contracts after testimony at the Meredith Duff K Royal Commission. Yoakum, ex-chairman of the Friero railroad, sat with the American company handling the contract and testified. In Ohio River news, two young women and a man drowned near Louisville during a local storm, a child was struck by Hebb ing and killed.
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Ottawa
Canada
Sam Hughes
Louisville
Ohio
Here
Mexican Laborers Hired by Chicago and Alton Railroad
A report alleges large groups of Mexican workers are being smuggled across the border and shipped north by agents for the Chicago and Alton railroad to work on the roadbed. The claim suggests organized importation to staff railway projects.
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Moomington,Kr
The
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Three Americans aboard sunk British steamer Veer
London reports that the British steamer Veer sank in the Northern Adriatic after a July 6 engagement with Austrian torpedo boats. The vessel, carrying about 50,730 bushels of oats and a crew of three Americans, departed Portland Maine for Cette France. An official Vienna communication confirms the action by submarines, including one Italian unit.
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London
England
Liegde Repens
Bern Eipk
Portland
Cette
France
Berlin
Germany
Adriatic
Vienna
Peculiar War Claims and Grave Digging Note
A chaotic report mentions Petrolite details and an attack by an Awetrian intruder on the Alphca tank doumer Petrolite Penfink's gate. It cites a chamber of commerce grave digging order for concrete lining and a $500 motorment leaving $69 to the undertaker. Also noted is a Philadelphia Mint audit valuing bulb hen and cola at $280,201,767.
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Kreeth Ambaesidor Penfield
Onna
Fequest
Philadelphia
Kipling Recalls Westminster Abbey Hymn at Kitchener Memorial
Rudyard Kipling attended the Lord Kitchener memorial at Westminster Abbey. He noted that the hymn Recession rose to among the most impressive numbers he had heard, marking it as the first time he felt its surge.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Lord Kitchener
Westminster
Uarranza Silent President Sore in Border Talks
Washington opens daily talks as Uarranza silent and Wilson under pressure pursue terms with Mexico. Carranza and Pershing withdrawal plans mix with U.S. aims to limit Avillary use and determine sites with a commission. Officials flag the need for clear proposals from Mexico and discuss bandit threats near Vera Cruz and Ville.
James Whitcomb Riley Dies in Indiana Home
James Whitcomb Riley died Saturday night at 10 50 after a stroke earlier in the day. His death occurred as his family watched and nurse Jodianapelia, Ind. relatives and Dr Carleton I McCulloch attended him. He was famed as a poet of child verse and leaves a family including Henry Riley and Edmund i. Eitel.
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Jodianapelia
Ind
James Whitcomb Riley
Clementia
Riley
Bie
Carleton I McCulloch
Kiley
Indaw
New York Leader Leaves Saxonia Tour for Liverpool
New York based Ermmeline Pank huret, identified as Enelieh wolfrade leader, has departed the Saxonia team en route to Liverpool amid activities since January 15 concerning detire to Servians.
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New York
Mra
Ermmeline Pankhuret
Enelieh Wolfrade
E Yen
Hae
Saxonia
Liverpool
Denmark Sale of Danish West Indies Completed
United States and Denmark have completed negotiations for the sale of the Danish West Indies. The United States will pay 25 million dollars for the islands, finalizing the purchase agreement reached in Geneva.
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Geneva
Salteerignd
Lausanne Trasette
United States
Denmark
Danish West Indies
Paid
Tale of Ballard and El mer workmen buried in water main cave-in
Two workers named Ballard and El mer were crushed to death when a further earth collapse during water main repairs buried them alive after an earlier collapse had trapped them.
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Tale
Oi —E PD Ballard
Elmer Lotor
Lescet
Quincy Man Dies in Attempted Creek Swim
report from Quincy describes a man identified as Mueller who died after attempting to swim from one creek to another near HManniha. Moe Heene was reported to intervene or observe the event as authorities investigated the death.
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Quincy
Hff Mueller
Hmanniha
Moe
Eran
Ellie
Hughes Defends Money Interests in Gubernatorial Probe
A New York governor candidate Hughes is portrayed as a shrewd defender of corporate wealth. Dispatches claim opponents question his ties to big finance and emissions of sympathy for average citizens, while party leaders frame him as a lone protector against working-class hardship.
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Iguren
Charles Frans Hughes
Manetal
Ohie
New York
Detinermta
Amd
Marre
Warris Hertarest
Magtes
Inghes
Marria
Fragmented Political Rant On Treachery And Party Lines
A garbled political screed attacks Republican circles over treachery and loyalty to a principle. It laments alleged betrayals and urges unity, hinting at wartime era tensions and party tensions without clear names or dates.
Status of Hasselte et al in November police case
The record notes Hasselte and others are estranged from the electors since the vént of November 3. Returning electors have begun to arrive in New York.
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Hasselte
Melas
New York World
Progressives' Opportunity to Back Wideon in reelection
The Progressive Republicans seeking influence see their sole chance by allying with the Democrats to support President Wideon’s bid for reelection.
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Wideon
Declared Policy Sparks Trade Debate in 1914
The New York Evening Sun reports heated claims on Democratic power driving the flag from seaborne trade. It notes 1914 nine months ending in March show U.S. ships carrying 27.7 percent of imports and a 1 percent share of exports, reflecting controversial shifts in commerce and policy debates.
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Democratic Party
New York Evening Sun
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Woman’s Nervous Troubles
A West Danby New York woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing lifelong nervous trouble sleeplessness irritability backache headaches and dragging sensations. She and her daughter used the remedy at home while managing farm work and four children, and recommend keeping it on hand.
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Danby
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aleo
Dewrrr Sincraavan
West Danby
N.Y
Lydia E Pinkham
Woman’s Hair Dye Ad Promises Natural Look
An advertisement touts Le Creole Hair Dressing as a solution for gray or streaked hair. It claims a natural result and offers the product for 1.00, urging readers to buy and improve their appearance. The tone imitates a old-time newspaper style.
Malaria Drive Prompts System Build Up Effort
Struggling to parse the disrupted OCR text, the fragment hints at a health campaign to drive out malaria and strengthen the system. The garbled lines mention labored phrases, a tonic, and names, but no clear event, date, or organization is readable.
Fragmentary note on Hert event and boarding details
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hert, Teehomg, and a date near 13 with unclear terms about rent and upgrades. The readable names and numbers are scarce, yielding a partial, uncertain item.
Fragmented tale of a crime plot and looming trial
A muttered scene depicts a street setting with a questioning mood as a man fears punishment and his wife seeks repayment. The dialogue hints at a planned crime, a court case, and nerves about what will be said, with authorities preparing for a possible punishment.
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Ranly
DAY Covention
Landreth
Tennessee
Ellis Island Investigation
Hibernians
LAUD
Old Ireland
Border Motor Cycle Wireless
Transport Henderson
Penderson
Laccue Leland
Plenderson
National Committee
von Hollweg
Prince von Wedel
Philip Heineken
Lloyd Steamship Company
Fagl von Schwabeck
Blerchroder Bank
Adolph Dornack
Penfield
Uarranza Silent
Sore
Ahredondo Ando Polk
Pershing
Mexico
Polk
Greio
Tom
Hu Lily
Meatoo
Carransa Usal Ho
Vershing
He State Department
Arredondo Bastown
Amrerivag
Palo
Uen
Ville
Iind
Myla
Lore Lowing
Carranga
Gtrickem
Pateese
Mre Pankhurst
Hughes
Peperta
Maine
Republican
Patriotiam
Ubey
Tate
Stacdsord
Iran
Wili
Jill
Willi
Dodger
Therry
Erarker
Iscetar Street
Homer
Wan Ff
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