Clark Advocates Constitutional Convention For Missouri Roads And Dairy
Missouri speech by Speaker Champ Clark at Central Park opening Missouri Highway Engineers session urges constitutional convention to empower local improvements and dairy growth. He praises Missouri but faults roads and dairying, proposes circuit judges in each county, and cites education and western points as reasons for reform.
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Hannibal
Afi
Champ Clark
Central Park
Missouri
United States
Clark
Stligh
Roosevelt
Michigan
Wisconsin
Bowling Green
West Point
Annapolis
Special Emergency War Tax on Wines and Liqueurs
Deputy Revenue Collector C E Fitzgerald announces instructions from Springfield to enforce the special emergency war tax on wines cordials and liqueurs. Wholesale stock need not be stamped but all stock in retail departments or displayed in windows must bear stamps. Fitzgerald will visit retailers to enforce the order.
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C. E. Fitzgerald
Springfield
Mr. Fitzgerald
Spingfield
Resinol ointment and soap promise instant skin relief
A vintage advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as instantly stopping itching from eczema and similar eruptions. It claims durable improvement with short treatment time and invites readers to request a free trial by writing to Resinol in Baltimore.
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Dept. 2-R
Resinol
Baltimore
Catarrh Cure Promoted As Constitutional Disease Therapy
An early 20th century style advertisement urges treating catarrh as a constitutional issue. It claims sprays and inhalers rarely help and prescribes a peppermint mixture with hot water and sugar. The remedy is touted as quick relief for head noises and nasal congestion with a tonic effect.
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Hase
Local Pick-Ups Overland Celebration Week
Halbach Schroeder Co advertises dress linens and handkerchiefs as special today while noting estate sales and real estate transactions. Items include white satin bordered handkerchiefs, hemstitched linen, and shirting madras at reduced per yard prices. The column also reports a fine against Jack Toebbin for disturbing services and remarks on musical engagements by the Dickson orchestra.
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Halbachcroeder Co
Halbach- Schroeder Co
Sciones ‘Ridder
Krewet> Liquor Company
Ridder
St. Francis College
Halbach- Schroeder’ Co
Halbach-Schroeder, Co
Wolfe
Burlington
Joek Frese
Alstyne's
Highland
Webster's
Nevin's
Seuhl and Company
Moulton's
Quincy
Bennilson
Bell Echo
Dora Frese
Orpheum bill draws crowds with vaudeville plot
The Orpheum theater opened yesterday for a three day run featuring a new vaudeville concept with short plays. Kinzo the Japanese marvel entertains, Wright and Davis sing and dance in The Love Insurance Agents, Lulu McConnell and Grant Simpson perform At Home, and The Three Lorettas lead a musical novelty with Chaplin. The lineup is praised for variety, with strong music and military dances drawing solid crowds.
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Orpheum Theater
Popular Playhouse
Orpheum
Kinzo
Wright
Davis
Lulu McConnell
Grant Simpson
Three Lorettas
Charley. Chaplin
Auto Is Reported Stolen From Empire Hippodrome
R. A. Hanson of 2301 Maine street reported his Ford Scar stolen last night while he watched pictures at the Empire Hippodrome. Hanson, employed on river drainage work, held Missouri license No. 82533 on the car. Police believe it was taken for a joy ride and expect to find it abandoned later. no trace had been found by late night.
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R. A. Hanson
Maine Street
Empire- Hippodrome
Hanson
Unknown man shot while fishing near West Quincy Mo
On a Mississippi River bank near Straight Lake south of West Quincy Missouri a man and his son were fishing when rifle fire erupted. The man was shot in the left thigh the bullet traveling into the leg muscle. He sought help from Dr. H L Green who treated the wound. The victim is not expected to suffer serious consequences.
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Straight Lake
Quincy
John H., Meyer
Jersey Street
Meyer
H. L. Green
Hudson Car Service Expanded With Expert Mr Collins
The Hudson Motor Company appoints Mr T R Collins as a permanent Hudson repairman for the area. Hudson car owners are invited to bring their cars for service and repairs with assurances of Collins competence. He specializes in electric starters and lights and can adjust large cars of other makes.
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Hudson. Motor. Company
T. R. Collins
Hudson
Collins
War blamed on commercial rise says Chicago alderman
John C. Kennedy, a Chicago alderman, argues that Europe’s war stems from Germanys commercial victory over England and that the next war will pit the United States against the commercially victorious Europe. He warns preparations breed war and peace advocacy harms, urging action to protect markets with meetings listed through the week at Sixth and Hampshire and other downtown venues.
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John C. Kennedy
Chicago
Germany
England
United States
Europe
Ife
Sixth
Hampshire
South Side
Mission
Eighth
Jefferson Streets
Fighteenth
Broadway
Labor
Temple
Down Town
Labor Temple
Speeders Arrested and Hibernian Picnic Planned
Motorcycle officer Blackwood caused the arrests of Frank Arnold and George Fischer for speeding. The Hibernian Picnic at Highland Park Thursday features a Trish dance, an Emerald Isle orchestra, and basket picnics. Delegates Schmidt Kelker Bruhn visit Omaha and Dubuque, inspecting mail handling methods.
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Blackwood
Frank Arnold
George Fischer
Hibernian
Highland Park
Emerald Isle
Hannibal
Hibernians
Wingerter Wins State Rifle Honors in Chicago
Captain Ernest Wingerter of Company FP Fifth Infantry returned home after placing seventh in the Illinois state rifle contest in Chicago. He earned a spot on the state team to compete in the national rifle match in Jacksonville, Florida, in October. the team departs Chicago on October 8.
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Wingerter
Ernest Wingerter
Company FP
Fifth Infantry
Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
Mexican Guerrillas Attack Army Near Cavazos Crossing
Reports from the Texas border detail a morning clash at Santa Maria with 20 to 30 bandits firing on Troop A Third Cavalry. Sergeant Walsh wounded, Harold TY died of abdomen wound, Arthur Kraft killed, five Mexicans detained for civil authorities, and cross-border activity suspected near the Rio Grande. Major Edward Anderson filed the official account from Turner's ranch area.
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Nafarrete
Velasquez
Cavazos Crossing
San’ Benito
Twelfth Cavalry
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Robert L. Bullard
Harlingen
Edinburg
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Santa Maria
Southern Department
Edward ‘Anderson
San Benito Border Patrol
James J. Walsh
Troop A
Third Cavalry
Turner
Walsh
Harold’ TY
Forney
Arthur Kraft
Kraft
San Benito
Los Indies
Amis
Anderson
Fire Chiefs Convention Highlights and Machinery Tests at Cincinnati
Chief George Marriotte reports on the forty third annual International Association of Fire Engineers convention in Cincinnati from August 31 to September 3. Topics included sprinkling in business districts, rubber tire selection, 12 hour pumping tests with nine machines, wire glass and iron shutters, and uniform theatrical scenery testing. Providence chosen for 1916 meeting. 950 total registrants.
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George Marriotte
Fire Department
Fire Chiefs
Cincinnati
Ohio
International Association of Fire Engineers
Gibson
Spiegel
T. C. Powell
Chamber of Commerce
John Kenton
New York Fire, Department
Murphy
Philadelphia
C. E. Swingley
Public ‘Safety
John Grady
Boston
Mass
A. H. Leavitt
Akron
Chester Park
Ahren-Fox
American LaFrance
Elmira
N. Y
Seagrave
Columbus
Robinson
St. Louis
Cincinnati Fire Department
Committee On
Underwriters’ Laboratories
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minn
Scranton
Providence
R. I
Dr C Franklin Mohr and secretary photographed before Newport murder
The images show Dr C Franklin Mohr of Providence and his secretary Miss Emily C Burger taken weeks earlier before the Newport murder. They depict the doctor and Miss Burger as they appeared when driving to his home prior to the crime.
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C. Franklin Mohr
Providence
Emily’ C. Burger
Wife seeks arrest after alleged beating near Elm Street
Early yesterday evening Mrs. Charles Dabney of near Tenth and Elm streets went to police headquarters claiming her husband beat her and that her body showed marks of the blows. She sought his arrest and described injuries as black and blue.
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Charles Dabney
Tenth and
Elm Streets
Lost in Hurricane Shrinks Parceler Given Up as Lost
The British schooner Parceler of 235 tons, which sailed from Antilla on August 25 for Mobile, has been given up as lost in recent hurricanes, consignors announced at Mobile on September 13.
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Mobile
Ala
Parceler
Antilla
Consignees
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Hits Constitution
Fitzgerald
State Savings, Loan & Trust. Co
Anna
Henry C. Mulligan
Lancaster
Sixth and
Payson Avenue
J. W. Cruttenden
North Third Street
Jack Toebbin
Ren
Heckle
Toebbin
Coens
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Dickson
International Lyceum
Windy City
Lyceum
Harry H. Barrett
Canton
C. W. Barrett
Canton Press
Barrett Brothers
Madras
John H. Meyer
Conmercialisia
Schmidt
Leonard Schmidt
Omaha
John Kelker
H. C. Bruhn
Dubuque
Sesto
Munyon
Munxyon
WAKES
THE
CHY Council
Maas
Cy Franklin Mohr
Emily C. Burger
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