Regatta Victory for South Side Club Beats North Side
South Side Boat club defeated North Side Boat club in an inter-club river regatta on Wednesday. North Side won one of four events. rest went to South Side. A return regatta is set for July 22. Events included model boat race won by Henry Arp and L Witt, and the single dash won by A Bornman over W Zimmerman.
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South Side Boat Club
North Side Boat Club
North Siders
North Side Club
TI. Herleman
J. Freis
C. Clifford
F. Schaefer
E. Busse
E. Mutz
Charles Gause
F. Mussong
A. Bernman
A. Lymenstull
Henry Arp
L. Witt
M. Campbell
Crisis of Woman's Life in Wagoner Oklahoma
A Wagoner Oklahoma reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from menopause symptoms. The letter claims prior doctors and operations failed but the product restored health, enabling housework and gardening. The writer notes shared warnings of hot flashes suffocation headaches and dizziness and urges other midlife women to use the remedy.
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Cee
Viola Finical
Wagoner
Okla
Lydia E
Pinkham
South Side wins barge race in three-quarters mile event
The South Side crew defeated Losurg by a good length in a three-quarters mile barge race. The winning boat included F Hussong J Willing Herman Arp Henry Arp L Witt E Mutz A B Weisenberger as coxswain. Officials were Warren Hartzell H L Sieleman F Vornham A G Weisenberger J L Iase A J Conger F Luthin. The meet was praised as highly successful and a July 22 regatta was expected to crown the season.
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South Side
F. Hussong
J. Willing
Herman Arp
Henry Arp
L. Witt
E. Mutz
A. B. Weisenberger
Losurg
W. Riley
C. Cliffordr
J. Freis
Tf. Telerleman
Fred Schaefer
E. Woerman
Warren Hartzell
H. L. Sieleman
F. Vornham
A. G. Weisenberger
J. L. Iase
A. J. Conger
F. Luthin
Stevens Commission Seeks Rail Aid to Russia
In Petrograd on July 5 M Stephanoff met John F Stevens and the American railroad commission to discuss aiding Russia. They agreed to boost locomotive and freight car production to supply the army and civilians, with a cablegram to Washington seeking a 730 million ruble credit increase. The move aims to support Russia in the common cause, not for commercial gain.
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Petrograd
M. Stephanoff
Stevens
Washington
America
Russia
Army Fourth of July Celebrated in France
In Base of the American Army in France on July 5 the Fourth of July celebration was simple and impressive. American flags from Paris flanked the town while soldiers and sailors enjoyed special leave and played baseball. Fleet officers visited army officers. drills were suspended for the day.
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France
Paris
Demand for Election Reform in Russia Sparks Conservative Support
Berlin July 5 led by London The movement for equal elector franchise in Prussia gains unlikely backers as leading conservatives join a public declaration urging prompt government legislation in favor of reform. The June 30 dated call endorses long running agitation by social democrats.
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Berlin
London
Prussia
Social Democrats
American Hero of the Foreign Legion Tells His Fight for France
An American describes French military life during World War I, detailing training, life north of Belfort, and the esprit de corps of the Twentieth corps. He recalls civilians, peaceful countryside, and the sense of renewal before the push at Champagne and Verdun.
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The
Foreign Legion
France
Praise Spirit of America in War Banquet in London
London on July 5 featured Sir William A. Robertson and Arthur J. Balfour as principale speakers at the American Society banquet marking Independence Day. Gen Robertson urged urgent American aid, while Balfour lamented the 140 years since English speaking peoples split. Admiral DeChair lauded the American navy in British waters as the crowd sang Star Spangled Banner and God Save the King after a report of British airmen’s victory over German raiders.
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London
William A. Robertson
Imperial Staff
Arthur J. Balfour
Dudley DeChair
American Society
Gen. Robertson
America
Mr. Balfour
Admiral DeChair
Harwick
Fourth Observed by Troops in Brazil
American, British, French and Brazilian troops paraded in Rio de Janeiro on July 5 to celebrate Independence Day. President Wenceslau Braz reviewed four battalions landed from the American squadron as crowds cheered and flowers were strewn along the route. Two Brazilian regiments, one British detachment and one French detachment participated.
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Rio Janeiro
Wenceslau Braz
Berlin doubts large American forces land in France
Amsterdam July dispatch cites Berlin sources denying credibility of reports that large American forces landed in France. General Anzeiger reports leading circles believe there is little or no truth to the claims about Allied landings.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Dasssi
Anzeiger
France
If you don't like a book you can shut it up
A concise reflection contrasts dislike with the power of loving books, implying that readers who cherish literature can silence harsh opinions by choosing what to read. The statement centers on personal agency in shaping a reading life through affection for books.
Dentist Dr. Trotter opens new Hannibal location
Dr. Trotter, dentist, moves to 50614 Maine and lists 4751-1. Eye Ear Nose and Throat at 60114 Hampshire Street with Dr. Stannus. Miss Isabel Storrs of Hannibal returns home after visiting Miss Elizabeth Castle. Snyder's Yaxi contact 101 or 201. An excursion departs Mannibal by the Steamer Sidney next Sunday to Quincy.
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Trotter
Maine
Hannibal
Quincy
Hampshire Street
Stannus
Isabel Storrs
Elizabeth Castle
Snyder’s
Yaxi
Mannibal
Sidney
Fight at Home for Democracy Speech by Baker in NYC
Secretary of War Newton D. Baker told a July Fourth audience at the City College Stadium that the nation must fight for democracy at home as soldiers fight for democracy abroad. He reviewed causes of entry into war and outlined preparations and equal treatment for regular army national guard and selective service members.
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New York
Newton D. Baker
College of the City of
Baker
United States
National Guardsman
Selective Army
Army of the United States
Submarine chaser supply augmented in Washington
The navy department plans to greatly increase submarine chasers and may add small, light vessels to the American fleet in European waters. Officials say the main hurdle, securing enough suitable engines, has largely been overcome.
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Washington
Navy Department
Chinese President Li Yuan Hung Seeks Refuge in Japanese Legation
Cable reports from China state President Li Yuan Hung escaped the palace with two attendants at 9 p.m. Tuesday and sought asylum at the Japanese legation. Japan granted refuge amid urgent conditions. Deny assassination. Also, Chekiang police and Shanghai forces report strong anti restoration sentiment across fourteen Peking papers and rival parties. Troops from Kwang Tung concentrate near the Fu-Kien border.
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Tien Tsin
China
Li Yuan Hung
San Francisco
Young China
Chekiang
Shanghai
Peking
Don’t Neglect the Summer Cold Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Ad
The notice promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as effective against summer colds. It claims the antiseptic pine tar kills germs and relieves chest tightness while the honey and expectorant ingredients heal the throat and soothe coughing. A bottle at home is advised by the ad.
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Dr. Bell
Ten Chicago boards fail to get cards Chicago 1932
Ten of the 83 exemption boards in Chicago had not appeared for their supply of registration cards when the election commissioner's office closed. The boards were asked to organize last Monday and start work immediately. Two boards resigned to Gov. Lowden citing business cares except for a physician who refused to send young men into trenches against their mothers’ wishes.
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Chicago
Lowden
Mines of Russia in American Hands
A July report from a special mining commission of the ministry of trade recommends transferring a great part of Russia empire mines to American control. The proposal accelerates hearings to conclude while Elihu Root, chief of the American mission, is in Russia and before the departure of Russian mining experts traveling with Ambassador Bakhmetieff.
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Petrograd
Special Mining Commission
Minstry of Trade
Elihu Root
America
Bakhmetieff
Wales Hotel Fire in Dubuque Endangers Nearby Property
A fire at the Wales hotel in Dubuque Ia July 5 threatens the structure beyond firefighters control and endangers nearby business properties. All hotel guests are reportedly accounted for and efforts focus on containing the blaze to the hotel.
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Dubuque Hotel
Dubuque
Wales
Fourth of July Fewer Fatalities Reported in Chicago
Chicago reports indicate fewer fatalities and accidents on Independence Day than last year. Early tallies show four deaths versus seven last year, while injuries dropped to about 63 from 653, as patriotic displays replaced louder celebrations.
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Chicago
Rts
Naval Promotions Rise For Three In Midwest Navy Staff
Naval promotions announced include Louis F Miller and John W Merger of Peoria as ensigns and Charles R Sics of Davenport Ia as assistant paymaster. The notices were received locally, detailing appointments within the Chicago area announced July 5.
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Chicago
Louis F. Miller
John W. Merger
Peoria
Charles’ R. Sics
Davenport
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Champagne
of the
Spirit OF America
Brazil
Giles Bros
West Side Square
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Fu-Kien Province
Kwang
Tung Province
King Corn
H. P
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Bell-Ans
A. E. Prince
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