Shuster Captures English Sympathy In Persia
American ex Persia treasurer general W Morgan Shuster spoke at the Savoy Hotel dinner hosted by the Persia Committee in London. He defended his recall and argued that 99 percent of Persian disturbances were imported, while critics urged stronger diplomatic accountability. The event drew over 200 attendees including Sir Thomas and Lady Barclay and MPs as The Daily News condemned England’s involvement in the matter.
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Major Stokes
Persia
Russia
Foreign Office
Strikes Sweep Cuba Hampering Sugar Harvests
Special Cable reports widespread socialist agitation in Cuba causing island wide strikes. Estate managers cannot harvest due to cane cutter shortages while protests reach the American Legation. American action is sought to help the Cuban Government counter the alleged socialist plot to paralyze Cuban industries.
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Cuba
Crusade Against Sunday Comic Supplements
The Era Club of New Orleans launches a campaign against colored comic supplements in Sunday papers. A committee will urge local newspapers that print these features to abolish them and replace with art or educational reproductions. The club cites offense to children and poor artistic quality.
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New Orleans
Era Club
South
Maillard's Breakfast Cocoa Ad Declares Health Benefits
Advertisement for Maillard's Breakfast Cocoa touts it as the most delicious food drink and claims it helps invalids return to health, positioning the product as a valued household staple and health remedy.
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Maillard
OP THAT COUGH NOW Brite Brawn Bronchial Troches Ady
An old advertisement blurb promotes OP THAT COUGH NOW Brite Brawn bronchial troches from Ady. The terse copy emphasizes cough relief with a medicinal lozenge style product label.
Price of Eggs Rising in Chicago
In Chicago on January 29 eggs lead the cost of living. Strictly fresh eggs quoted at 55 cents per dozen. Wholesalers pay 36 to 37 cents for firsts, with candled stock to retailers at 42 to 43 cents. Grocers may sell near 50 cents per dozen. One-day-old eggs listed at 55 cents in a downtown store. Some grocers claim they will not charge more than 50 cents per dozen.
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New York Times
Chicago
William Dotts
Egg prices rise in St Louis market
Eggs listed at 41 cents by commission men, up 3 cents from Saturday, marking a 7 cent weekly rise. In residence areas best eggs sold 48 to 45 cents a dozen, grocers reported paying 40 cents a dozen to commission men, similar to last Thursday’s 85 cent level.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Young McTurk Weds Nurse Against Parents Wish
Morton McTurk eighteen years after his health scare marries Teresa Audibert nurse aged 21 in a private ceremony at St Marys Church Burlington New Jersey following a jump to Hainesport and Hazelton return. The couple wed without parental consent and plan to remain with Hazel Mountain Coal Company.
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Philadelphia
Morton McTurk
Teresa Audibert
American Stomach Hospital
McTurk
W. R. McTurk
Pennsylvania
Audibert
Shirley Street
Young McTurk
Elopement Shooting Injures Man Near Mountain Grove
Clarence Helton was severely wounded by a bullet while eloping with Miss McIvers on a country road near Mountain Grove Missouri. Miss McIvers aided Helton to a doctor. her father pursued and was arrested as he left the chase scene.
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New York Times
Mountain Grove
McIvers
Helton
Morgan Art Treasures Exempt From Death Duties
London January 29 Lloyd George said Mor gan’s art treasures would be exempt from death duties unless they were sold under the budget law The withdrawal from London remains a topic of wide interest and Morgan believes heavy duties would apply after death if sale occurs.
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London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Creta Creme Hand Soap Case Price Note
Classified fragment notes Creta Creme hand soap with ECG no grit or alkali and a case price of 16 cents. The brief listing presents a simple product offer without additional details.
Watterson reveals Wilson spurned Ryan money offer
Col. Henry Watterson says Gov. Wilson rejected a proposed Ryan campaign contribution while he helped organize the Wilson effort. He accuses Wilson of lies and details meetings with Col. Harvey and others, noting his own role in fundraising and his impending Florida trip. He asserts he will publish proof if needed.
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Washington
Henry Watterson
Wilson
Ryan
Watterson
Col. Harvey
New Jersey
Kentucky
Gov. Wilson
Smith
Martine
Col. Watterson
Harvey
Manhattan Club
United States
Florida
Darrow Indicted on Bribe Charges in McNamara Case
Clarence Darrow, noted defense attorney in the McNamara affair, is indicted by the Los Angeles County Grand Jury on two counts related to bribery of jurors. Bail set at 10,000 on each charge. arraignment scheduled. federal authorities hint AFL links may implicate labor leaders as case unfolds.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
Haywood-Moyer-Pettibone
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Joseph Ford
Berry Sturgeon
Harry Dehm
Earl Rogers
Charles S. Young
Cyrus F. McNutt
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Bert Franklin
Robert Bain
George Lockwood
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Lockwood
Rogers & McNutt
Grand
Larence Darrow
Moyer, Haywood, and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
Colorado
Socialist Party
Ls Angeles
Effect of Campaigns on Business
Roger W. Babson, noted statistician and economist, discusses this in an interview in Next Sunday's Times.
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Roger W. Babson
TIMES
Interborough Plans Dense Subway Franchise With City Terms
Interborough outlines a 49 year subway and elevated network from Times Square to Woodside with six new routes plus a Steinway Tunnel, to be financed by city and Interborough equally. The plan pools receipts, fixes 8.76 as a guaranteed return, and extends Manhattan Railway rights to triple-track Second Ninth Avenues.
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Richard Reid Rogers
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Samuel Rea
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Buffalo
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New Lots Road
Taterborough
E Tire
Manhattan Railway Company
Ninth Avenue
Shonts
August Belmont
E. J. Berwind
Andrew Freedman
de Lancey Nicoll
County
Rogers
McAneny
Resort test Ro Best to 'via 'shortest route
Inq 1,484 BwayyrAiys outlines inquiry into the best route via Pinehurst Camden and Florida resorts for air line travel.
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AIR Line
The Weather and Public Affairs Briefs
Brief notices summarize yesterday’s weather, wills, fires, police transfers, school board actions, civil service updates, and United Service reports as listed in The Times. Read as compact clerked items reflecting daily civic happenings.
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Coast Florida Special to Palm Beach Hotels
The Coast Florida Special train to Palm Beach offers a one night out in an all steel electric lighted Pullman service. Leaves Atlantic Coast Line at 1:26 P M. 1318 Broadway Advertisements.
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Palm Beach
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President Patt Ill in Ohio Tour After Cold Binds Taft
President Patt began a speech tour in Ohio but left Cleveland due to a severe cold. Taft, unable to talk clearly, required doctors care and canceled planned stops in Akron Youngstown and Columbus. Doctors said his bronchial ailment from nose to lungs is not pneumonia but may persist several days.
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Youngstown
Columbus
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Cleveland
Thomas L. Rhoads
Washington
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Capt. Schmunk
Mrs Vanderbilt Helps Widow with Milk After Train Tragedy
Mrs French Vanderbilt, returning from New York, learned that Mrs Herbert Kingman had been widowed when her brakeman husband fell from a train at Portsmouth a year after their marriage. Mrs Vanderbilt drove to Portsmouth and has supplied milk and dairy products to the young widow since arriving in Newport.
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Newport
R. I
French Vanderbilt
New York
Herbert Kingman
Portsmouth
Atlantic City Host Gifts Guests $100 Bills
Robert Meyerhoff, a wealthy hotel proprietor, marked his seventy-eighth birthday in Atlantic City by giving fourteen dinner guests each a $100 bill tucked in cigars with yellow wrappers. He plans to continue the practice at each birthday for life.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Robert Meyerhoff
Meyerhoff
Middies Candy Supply Cut
The Naval Academy forbids Midshipmen from bringing or receiving candy under a pure food rule. They may buy up to one dollar of candy monthly at the Academy store. No inspections of packages are conducted and the order adds to stricter rules for midshipmen.
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New York Times
Annapolis
Academy
Naval Academy
Chicago Bars The Playboy of the Western World
The Chicago Common Council passed a resolution directing Mayor Carter Harrison and Police Chief John McWeeney to block the Irish players production of The Playboy of the Western World. The protest followed their opening performance tonight with a subscription entertainment and a protest was to be presented tomorrow. Alderman Michael McInerney introduced the resolution.
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Chicago
Chicago Common Council Today
Carter Harrison
John McWeeney
Michael McInerney
Attorney Gray Appeals Habeas Corpus Ruling in Irish Players Case
William A. Gray, counsel for the men behind the Irish Players prosecution, appeals Judge Carr's habeas corpus discharge to the Superior Court. The move is seen as unprecedented in Pennsylvania procedure and may falter on lack of basis. The $5,000 bail remains in stake, and actors are outside the state's jurisdiction, risking forfeiture if they do not return voluntarily.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
William A. Gray
Carr
Pennsylvania
Gray
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Latest Shipping News Arrived and Sailed Details
Shipping notices list arrivals at Swansea and Guantanamo dated January 11 and 20 with vessels Exeter City Windemare and Juan sailing between San Juan and Key West. The text mentions rail connections via Southern Railway and dining cars, with scattered office and address fragments.
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Swansea
Aiken
Augusta
Florida
Aseville
Southern Railway
Real Labor War Rages in Lawrence Mass
Troop trains and special cars bring soldiers as Gov Foss orders further militia to block rioting in Lawrence. A deadly morality clash follows earlier violence with a woman killed and police stabbed as strikers attack cars and mills. Ettor leads strikers amid threats and promises more pickets.
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Col. Sweetser
Gov. Foss
Boston
Scanlan
Adjt
Pearson
J. J. Etter
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