Beautiful Hilda Spong Stars in Lady Jim Debut
Miss Hite Spong, renowned for her artistic histrionic powers, makes her debut as the title heroine in Harold Heaton's new play Lady Jim. Report says her natural beauty shines brighter after the outdoor life she leads and she enjoys domestic farming in her leisure.
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Canon Speech Skirmish Shocks Reformers at Chicago
Chicago September 15 Reformers faced sharp rebuke as Canon mocked their aims and Bryan. He left for Danville Alabama after the speech noting the world reform plan was impractical and urging Republicans to focus on present issues rather than future predictions.
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President Roosevelt warns Cuba on self-government and peace
In a forceful letter to Cuban minister Senor Quesada Roosevelt urges Cuba to uphold self government and restore peace. He announces Taft and Bacon will travel from Key West to Havana by naval ship to study conditions and support stability, signaling possible U.S. intervention if violence continues.
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Competent Judge Endorses Harpleide Hair Care
Two letters from beauty professionals praise Harpleide as effective for hair loss and dandruff. Bertha A. Trutlinger and Grace Dodge attest it stops shedding and improves scalp condition. Sold by druggists with samples via The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
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Roosevelt Letter Urges Nonintervention in Cuba Crisis
A letter from Theodore Roosevelt and others argues the United States must avoid intervention in Cuba, asserting that Cuban independence depends on peaceful progress and internal governance. It contends U.S. interference would threaten liberty, property, and stability while urging unity among Cuban factions and reliance on existing treaties to protect American interests.
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Warships to Surround Cuba Under Washington Plan
Washington prepares a swift eight ship naval ring around Cuba with vessels Denver Des Moines Marietta Dixie Tacoma Cleveland Newark Minneapolis and others readied at Norfolk League Island and Key West to sail on signal from officials Marine corps stand ready to deploy marines aboard ships at short notice from New York League Island and surrounding ports.
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Palma Wins Extended War Powers in One Session
Wayana Sept 15 The extra session of congress summoned by President Palma granted him full war powers including reallocating public funds and revoking prior appropriations. The bill also increased rural guards to 19 000 and artillery to 2000 men, duplicating and expanding the forces. The measures passed largely along party lines as Liberal and Independent members abstained while Liberal Nationalists joined Moderates. Palma credited the opposition with responsibility for the crisis and urged unity.
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Police Still Far From Solving Philadelphia Murder Case
Philadelphia Sept 15 police struggle to solve the murder of Mrs Maurice K Lewis at a house kept by Charlotte Kelly as suspects including Miss Kelly and Harry Somers remain under surveillance. Quigley the motorman says Somers boasted of harming a woman in Kellys house. Investigations extend to a second woman in the home Mrs Milan Kellys mother Mrs Robinson.
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