Mob shoots into telegraph office in Ashfork
An armed mob attacked the Postal Telegraph office at Ashfork Arizona early Tuesday breaking windows and threatening workers. No injuries reported as officials planned to summon deputies to quell the riot. Gov Kilbey promised prompt aid and federal authorities were notified. Meanwhile union leader President Small reported new members joining and an eight hour day agreement with American Telephone & Telegraph. a push for government control and a congressional inquiry followed. Leased-wire operators went on strike in several firms as federation peace efforts began.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Postal Telegraph Company
Ash Tork
Ariz
Ashtork
Prescott
Yavapai County
Nally
Postal Company
New York
Washington
Lewis
Kilbey
Ashfork
Small
Chicago
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Geveral
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
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Sidney C. Love & Co
JH. Wrenn & Co
A. O- Slaughter & Co
C. J. Canby & Co
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Charles Minzesheimer & Co
Federation Peace Committee
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Federation
Jobi Mitchell
Indianapolis
Daniel J. Keefe
Netrot
United Labor
Arabs Repulsed as Native Uprising Rumors Grow
Casumbianca Aug 21 Arabs attack French force under Gen Drude outside town and are routed with heavy losses. A general native uprising is anticipated as European residents flee coastal towns Fez and Morocco City. Also reports that Newfoundland fisheries will be arbitrated at The Hague while U S proposals are accepted. Laysan Island not disappeared, visited August 16 by USS Iroquois returning from Guam.
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Fez
Morocco
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Hague
London
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United States
Laysan
Honolulu
Olsen
Guam
Oklahoma City Turns Up Fashion and Surprises
An eastern visitor marvels at Oklahoma City’s asphalt streets plate glass stores and clean sidewalks while Oklahoma locals note the novelty fades. He recalls breakfast in a hotel dining room where a porcelain bathtub astonishes him and a local retort quips about New York.
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Oklahoma City
Ray
Thia
New York
Child Hailed Cure After Itching Rash
A nine month old baby suffered severe facial and foot itching, nighttime distress, and crying fits. After trying Cuticura remedies, rapid improvement followed within hours, with complete relief after using a box of Ointment. The mother Mrs. Hattle Currier of Thomaston mo. cites scalp treatment as well.
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Hattle Currier
Thomaston
Coffee Free Sleep Leads to Postum Relief
A California woman reports sleepless nights tied to coffee disappearing after switching to Postum. Her brother also finds sour stomach relief after giving up coffee and using Postum, noting rapid improvement and linking coffee to ongoing discomfort. A ten day trial is suggested with a famous health book reference.
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Vostum
Coffe
Wellville
Ten Years of Pain Ends for Napoleon Woman
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Cin ton St Napoleon Ohio suffered fifteen years with kidney troubles. Back pain and shooting pains hindered daily tasks and eyesight grew dim. After failing with doctors, Dean's Kidney Pills provided quick relief and eventual cure. Sold to all dealers 50 cents a bar. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Cinton St
Napoleon, O
Dean
Fokter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Curfew Toll and Old Beliefs in England and Remedies
An assembling fragment asserts a perpetual curfew in Bury England tolling sunset each night for 800 years while promoting Allen's Foot-Ease for foot comfort and easy footwear. The ad also mentions tattoos in Sandwich Islands widows and Dr Kline's nerve restorer with a trial bottle offer.
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Bury
England
Starch and Bath Tales Mixed in Curious Parable
The era of Les white goods and Defiance Starch sparks fabric care debate as a chemical free option promises safety for fine fabrics and strength. A quip about a philanthropist prompting a bath contrasts with Redface Leary’s sharp retort, hinting at a satirical vignette.
Cheap irrigated land opening under Carey Act in Routt County
Grand opening advertised for September bth offering Little Snake River Valley land at 25.50 per acre with 5.25 down, Routt County Development Co of Denver promoting frontier irrigation. Ex cursion rates listed. Also includes assorted advertising copy and old-time product slogans from Norman Lichty ety Mig Co and Lewis Factory cigar, plus miscellaneous aphorisms and a Mrs Winslow soothing syrup note.
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Little Snake River Valley
Routt County
Colo
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