Anti-Saloon League Holds Indiana Convention Vigilant on Prohibition
Wee Preasa napolis June 27 The Anti Saloon League of America opened its annual convention with S S Shumaker Indiana superintendent praising state gains. He cited buried saloons and claims Indiana ranks high in liquor manufacture, urging a state wide prohibition victory in the upcoming election to free Indiana from liquor traffic.
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Wee Preasanapolis
Anti- Saloon League of American
S. Shumaker
Anti- Saloon League of
Indiana
Union
Legislative
Union There Is Strength Plumbing Ad At 204 North Third
A. Holtkort advertises Thomas Plumbing and Tin Shop at 204 North Third Street. He proclaims a union of effort with Mr L. Thomas, urging friends to shift business to the “wipe joint” for sanitation, branding Thomas as general manager and promising a time honored union.
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L. Thomas
North Third Street
Thomas Plumbing and Tin Shop
Thomas
A. Holtrkort
Resolutions of Respect for W H Roberts in Dadeville Lodge
Resolutions praise the deceased W H Roberts of Dadeville Lodge No F and A M after more than thirty years as a member. They note his wisdom counsel service and funds and express sympathy to his relatives and friends. A copy is to be spread on lodge records and sent to The News Star and the widow.
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Dadeville Lodge No. F
A. M
News-Star
Baseball Scores Yesterday Across Major Cities
Results yesterday show New York 11 to 1 over opponent, Brooklyn 8 to 2, Boston 5 to 9, Philadelphia 1 to 5, Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 4, with Chicago versus Pittsburgh affected by rain. The day highlighted strong performances in New York and Brooklyn while Chicago and Pittsburgh faced postponement due to rain.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago-Pittsburg
Scores From Major Baseball Tale Noted In Brief
Cleveland defeated Chicago 2 to 0 Detroit beat St Louis 3 to 1 Washington 9 to New York and Philadelphia and Boston combined 5.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Gulf Coast fishing party praises Biloxi summer welcome
Mr and Mrs William Cady of McNair Louisiana and Mr and Mrs F E Pringle led a Biloxi gulf fishing trip to Ship Island and other gulf points last week. The party enjoyed fishing surf bathing and gulf pleasures returning with many trout and spade fish. Cady plans to bring Missouri Pacific officials to Biloxi on July 16 and predicts Biloxi will grow as a year round resort.
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Gulf Coast
William Cady
Mair
F. E Pringle
Ship Island
Gulf
Biloxi
A. Desporte
Cady
Ady Lumber Co
McNair
Lady
Pringle
Otto Cady
Messrs. Sanchez
New Orleans
New York City
Mrs. Cady
Riviea Hotel
Missouri Pacific
South
Secenty
United States
Monocles Becoming Popular in Wartime London
London reports monocles gaining traction since the war began. An optician notes higher sales among men just past military age while fashion loyalists caution that style hinges on proper dress and avoids baggy trousers. Monocles confer subtle distinction but require careful presentation.
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London
Ual
Economy fruit jars at Walker Bros Gro Co
Economy fruit jars of all sizes are available at Walker Brothers Grocery Company located at 24 Eight Street. The ad notes a wide selection and competitive pricing for customers shopping for canning supplies this season.
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Walker Bros. Gro. Co
Dem Convention Delights and Suffrage Clash in St Louis
The Democratic convention featured a fierce suffrage plank battle led by Gov. Ferguson and Sen. Walsh. A three hour struggle ended 888 to 181 in favor of women’s vote, amid thunderous cheers from delegates and balcony supporters. The suffrage plank urged extending franchise to women by state equality.
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St. Louis
Ferguson
Texas
Wilson
Senator Walsh
Montana
Women Vote Suffrage Debate Shapes Democratic Platform
At the Democratic convention in a Texas governor’s line, Ferguson led a minority push against a suffrage plank. He and allies clashed with Pepperstone senators and Walsh argued for electors and party expediency. Fifteen women delegates attended, influencing debates and speeches by Mary Foy, T S Talliaferro, W A Harris, and Teresa F. Graham who was named to notify the VP.
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Texas
Democratic Party
L. Bartlett
Georgia
Stephen B. Fleming
Indiana
Jim” Nugent
New Jersey
Wilson
Ferguson
Stone
Missouri
Pittman
Nevada
Walsh
Montana
Missouri River
United States Senate
Senator Walsh
Resolutions Committee
Mary E. Foy
California
T. 8. Talliaferro
Wyoming
W. A. Harris
Kansas
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Teresa F. Graham
Idaho
National Democratic Committee
Marball
City Council Adopts Bond Plan For Public Improvements
A special session in Monroe Louisiana on June 26 1916 reviewed the citys bond plan after receiving the City Attorney report. The council discussed issuing bonds for public improvements for up to 40 years at 5 percent interest with annual or semi annual payments, and a debt cap of 10 percent of assessed valuation or 10 mills. The City Attorney will draft ordinances and documents for voter submission at the next regular session. The City Treasurer will prepare an indebtedness tabulation and bond allocations plan for a special session called by the Mayor.
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City Hall
Monroe
Atkins
Powers
Atkinson
Walker
Culpepper
Messrs. Flournoy
Stgnum
Davis
Bloch
Classified ads live on in News Star readers
Readers continue to rely on the News Star classified section as a steady source for local listings and announcements. The tradition persists amid evolving media choices, with individuals seeking housing, jobs, services, and items for sale through the familiar format.
Expenditure survey at Smith College shows typical year costs
Northampton report by Dean Ada L Comstock finds 421 students average 765.55 dollars yearly with 250 to 1850 range and over half spending 600 to 906 dollars. Projected total for 1600 students is about 1,000 dollars per year. Other items include memorial events at Michigan, education policy on compulsory training, and New York convention notes.
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Northampton
Mags
Smith College
Ada L. Comstock
Ann Arbor
Mich
Jamce FB. Ansell
University of Michigan
Michigan Union Clubhouse
Angell
New York
National Educational Association
John Conway
Santa Fe County
N. M
London—College
England
Oxford University
Big Corporation urges patriotic duty for military staff
The American Tobacco Company informs employees serving in military organizations to comply with orders from the President, the Secretary of War, and state governors amid the Mexican mobilization. It promises job security on return and continued full salaries during absence.
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The
American Tobacco Company
Chamberlains Liniment praised for sprains and pains
Mrs Florence Slife of Wabash reports great benefit from Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and muscle pain. The ad promises prompt relief and wide availability. A second notice details a 1916 sheriff sale in Ouachita Parish Louisiana listing seized property including cows hogs a mare scales and preparing sale at the MontLouisiana courthouse.
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Chamberlain
Florence Slife
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