Taft Attacks Progressive Republicans in Seattle Speech
Ex president William Howard Taft denounced the 1912 progressive plank and urged dissentients to rejoin the Republican Party on its principles. He warned that nonpartisan tactics and party machines threaten honest party platform and the majority's will, urging a return to core Republican ideals.
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Willian Taft
Progressive
National Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
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He Could Hardly Wear His Clothes
Alvin Bowers of Ade Indiana suffered eight years of back and kidney pain before Foley Kidney Pills. He reports swelling and red secretions improved after three boxes and states the pills restore health and vigor. Miller Arthur Drug Co endorses the remedy with broader testimonials from users nationwide.
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Alvin Bowers
Ade
Ind
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug CO
Dallas Selected for NEVE HEE Biennial Officers Named
Omaha Neb September 8 Dallas Tex was selected for the next biennial of the National Association of Letter Carriers at the closing session of the convention Edward J Gainer Mulie Ind was elected president A L Tharp New York City vice president E J Cantwell Brooklyn secretary and Charles D Duffy Chicago treasurer M T Finnan Bloomington Ti G P Hanlon Hoxton Mass W Wiahor Omaha Rv F Quinn Philadelphia and PLM Traux St Paul were elected to the executive board A short business meeting will be held tomorrow to take up unfinished business The delegates were entertained by the Knights of Ak Sar Ben tonight.
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Omaha
Neb
Dallas
Tex
National Association of Letter Carriers
Edward, J.gainer
Mutiie
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A.‘ L.'Tharp
New York City
E.J. Cantwell
Brooklyn
N.Y
Charles D. Duffy
Chicago
M. T. Finn
Trade in Munitions Will End With War
John J. Arnold of First National Bank told the Association of Commerce in Chicago that England’s foreign trade is expanding while it keeps war supplies, warns that postwar world trade will default to England unless non contraband goods trade is restored and munitions embargo ends. He urges a nonpartisan tariff commission to plan postwar readjustment to avoid a future dominated by war materiel.
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Chicago
John J. Arnold
Foreign Exchange Department
First National Bank
Association of Commerce Today
England
Mr. Arnold
United States
Germany
Secretary Daniels Sees U S Strength Shifting To Chemistry
Philadelphia report records Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels declaring the United States will rise as a military power through advances in chemistry rather than sheer manpower or munitions. He notes England’s wartime munitions priority and cites Lloyd George as example in urging a modern minister of warfare.
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Philadelphia
Josephus’ Daniels
United States
Federation of Trade Press Associations. Co
Daniels
England
Lloyd
George
Gladisone
Seine
Adultery arrested man attempts suicide in jail
Cleo Ross, taken into custody at the Occidental hotel on adultery charges, tried to strangle himself with a necktie in a city jail cell early today. Officers disturbed the choking, freed him, and he recovered quickly and slept again. The mother of the woman arrested with him did not arrive from Keokuk as expected.
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Cleo Ross
Occidental
Keokuk
Bulgaria-Turkey railway cession agreed on
Premier Radoslavoff announced in Sofia that the cession of the Dedeagh hatch railway to Bulgaria is concluded and that occupation of the ceded territory will begin ten days hence in the presence of Bulgarian and Turkish officials.
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London
Radoslavoff
Bulgaria
Sofia
Dedeaghhatch
Turkey
Labor leaders defend union in Chicago teachers feud
Labor leaders from state and national groups rallied in Chicago to back the Chicago Teachers Federation after the city school board interdicted it. Samuel Gompers and John Fitzpatrick spoke at the Auditorium urging support while officials alleged irregularities and possible grand jury action.
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Chicago
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
Chicago Federation’ of Labor
Board‘of Education
Samuel Gompers
American Federation. of Labor
John H. Walker
State Federation. of Labor
John Fitzpatrick
Federation
Auditorium
Louis F. Post
Apparement of the Interior
Margaret Hales
Edward Oats
Victor Olander
State Federations of ‘Law
Teachers’ Federation
Miss Haley
Gompers
Board of Education
American Federation of Labor
Illinois
Outer Mongolia regains nominal control under China pact
Peking reportsChina and Russia finalize an agreement with Mongolia that allows Outer Mongolia to autonomy in internal administration while recognizing Chinese suzerainty. The pact, signed June 7 by China Russia and Mongolia, becomes effective immediately pending ratification, with Chen Yilao to Urga and Khan title ceremony under Yuan Shikai.
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China
Outer Mongolia
Urga Kutuktu
Commierce and Industry
Russia
Mongolia al -Kiachta
Chen“lo
Urga
Chen-la
Urgan
Yuan ‘Shi-kai
Mongolia
Chen Lac
Gobi Desert
Lake Baikal
Texas
New York
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and endorsements
An 19th century classified style notice offers a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from J Cheney Co and National Bank of Commerce Toledo, states cure claims, internal action, testimonials, price per bottle, and suggests Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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J. Cheney , CO
Toledo
BR J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerch
al Drugelsta
Halls Family
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