Lieutenant William Thaw Alive After Front Raid Funeral
Oct 24 Paris reports Lieutenant William Thaw of the Franco American aviation corps is alive and arrived home at night for the funeral of Sergeant Norman Prince, who died from injuries sustained in a raid over southern Germany. The local scene recalls tensions with neighbors.
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Paris
Liett
William Thaw
Franco-American Aviation Corps
Wall
Serg
Germany
Hope Restored by Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Remedy
A Michigan woman, Mrs Mary J Jewell of Berrien Springs, credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with relief after years of liver and bowel trouble and painful piles. She praises the simple remedy, its non opioid formula, and the free trial offer by Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Minnesota, with a warning against imitations.
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Mary J. Jewell
Berrien Springs
Mich
Caldwell
Echo Lady Wins Baking Contest
Mrs Mra Hewitt won the prize of a barrel of blue atom four in the baking contest here last Saturday. Sixteen ladies competed for the prize and judges selected Hewitt after reviewing many excellent loaves. The Ladies' Aid held a sale. all food offered was sold and another sale is planned in two weeks.
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Tadiew
ECHO
Mra M
Hewitt
PF. T. George
Indy
Mra. Hewitt
Ladies’ Aid
Harry Reete
Stanfield
Pendleton
B. Wella
Walter Lehman
John Stahl
Hermiston
Wm. Wattenburger
H. L. Deck
Wm. Rod'nvon
Spokane
A. J. Stanfield
Joe Bailey
Harley Rothrock
Rothrock
Wild Horne Creek
Adama
Fall Garden Cleanup Tips from Washington Garden Notes
Fall garden cleanup stressed for health and pest control. Remove diseased foliage, prune nipped plants, and burn trimmings. Turn under soft leaves not oak, build compost with wood ashes and manure, and prepare beds for early spring sowing while protecting trees and berries.
My's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh relief
A period advertisement claims applying a fragrant antiseptic cream in the nose clears air passages and relieves head congestion instantly. It promises quicker breathing and reduced headaches from cold or catarrh, urging readers to request an email bottle of the cream.
Prompted officials consider eight or ten hour railroad day plan
President Wilson asked General George W. Goethals governor Edgar E. Clark and George Rublee of the Interstate Commerce Commission to act as commissioners to study the threatened railroad brotherhood strike and the question of an eight hour day or ten hour pay for an eight hour day.
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Wilson
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Edgar E. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commision
George Rublee
Ahl
Petition Review In Washington Over Oregon California Law
Attorneys in the Supreme Court debated a petition challenging a state law passed last session. The case centers on constitutional questions regarding Oregon California authority and its reach in Washington.
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Washington
Tenart
Kupreme
Heroic Burglar Freed By Judge For Brave Deed
In Denver John Short, a burglar, saved Frank Fishop from a turpentine fire and was freed by Judge Wright after his attorney argued the rescue showed merit. Bishop testified to Short’s life saving act, leading the judge to suspend the prior sentence and release Short.
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Denver
John Short
John
Frank L. Bishop, Jr
Frank I. Fishop
Home Saviner & Trist Company
Humboldt Street
Frank
Short
Frank Fishop
Befire
CA. Irwin
Judge Wright
Mercs
Frank Bishop
Bishop
Wright
Patriot Societies Demand Baker Resignation Over Speech
Washington October 24 patriotic societies draft resolutions demanding War Secretary Baker resign over a speech in which Baker allegedly criticized policy. The draft resolutions cite disapproval of his remarks and urge immediate action by the administration.
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Washington
Baker
Wilson's leadership and neutrality amid Mexican issues
The writer argues that President Wilson proves fitness to lead Progressives and handles neutrality with tact despite opposition. He notes time to sway critics who demand punitive action and acknowledges the delicacy of the Mexican situation.
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Wilson
Washington Called Thieves and Looters by Republican Critics
Representatives from eleven patriotic societies condemned Baker for remarks labeling Washington as thieves and church looters. They demanded his resignation, calling the statements odious unjust and an attack on American forefathers and the declaration of independence.
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Washington
Republic
California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Children
Nostalgic ad recalling childhood remedies like oil and calomel, urging use of California syrup of figs as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser for children and adults. Promotes a 60 cent bottle with directions and warns against counterfeits.
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Agalmet
California
King Witts
Indiana Goes Democratic, Vice President Sees Strong Support
New York Oct 24 Vice President Marshall visited the democrats headquarters and declared Indiana would go democratic. The Democrats are also predicted to carry Iowa and gain support from Wisconsin Kentucky West Virginia Nebraska Kansas and Ohio while Williamson women are expected to vote for Wilson.
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Indiana
New York
Marshall
Towa
Wilnam
Wilson
Heab
Wisconsn
Kentucky
West Virginia
Nebraska
Kanene
Ohio
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Caldwhill
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Oregon
J. M. Coy
Spokane Wash
A.D. Charlton
A.G.P.A
Portland, Ore
Echo Lady
Mis. M. Is Hewitt
Mealtt
Planta
Howe
Eltien
W. G. Smith & CO
Morgan Bldg
Portland, OR
Naweh Sailway Strike Commission
Eis
Ranker
Veril
Packer
Idaho
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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Bayonne
N. J
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