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Aoustria and England seek immunity and Gettysburg statue hidden
A jumbled stream of 1916 news covers Austria Hungary asking England for diplomatic immunity for a new US ambassador, the Lee statue ready but covered at Gettysburg until June, the Lincoln memorial nearing completion, temperance drives planned in Washington, and West Virginia Republicans shaping the cabinet as a new Democratic governor arrives. Villa exits Chihuahua after a free retreat. President Wilson’s city-improvement plans are anticipated in his second term. Campaign reorganization edges into a January meeting amid party fracturing.
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Cabinet rumors and suffrage in Mexico reform debate
Rumors swirl of cabinet changes on March 14 but lack confirmation. Carranza favors broader suffrage including women but restricts to self supporting and unmarried women. A German governor is named for Roumania's conquered districts, signaling despotic rule if Central Powers hold Roumania. Three federal boards to be named by the President include tariff, shipping, and workers compensation. Prices and monopolies debate center on consumer control. часть
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Sixth arrest in Wade case shocks Americus, Georgia
A week after Walter Wade’s death, Ameticus Ga reports the sixth arrest linked to the August incident. Florida Harp, jailed at Preston, Ga, and John Etheridge, to return from Hot Springs, Ark, join other suspects in the Georgia Railroad trial. Macon arrests include Charius Chapman and dentist G. K. Ramian, tied to J. W. Clapton affidavit. Wade’s car found bloodstained and his body recovered eleven days later after he was shot in the head.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised in Toledo Court Record
In Lucas County Ohio Frank J Cheney and company endorse Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming a national remedy for catarrh. The sworn affidavit, dated December 6, 888, asserts the firm’s financial obligation and references a testimonial approach. The notice lists Cheney and Co in Toledo, Ohio, with the remedy marketed by F J Cheney & Co and Hall's Family Pills for consumption.
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