Impostations of sugar set U S record in year ending June 30 1913
Figures from the Department of Commerce show sugar imports into the United States for the fiscal year ending June 30 1913 reached six and a half billion pounds a new all time high. The report notes broader economic implications and notes other contemporaneous events in Washington and state markets.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Washington
Kansas
Oklahooma
Bureau of Chemistry
Burke
Mexican Revolt Delays U S Action As Lind Arrives
John Lind, Wilson's emissary, arrives in Mexico City while Washington pauses policy steps until his study. Reports say two American women and an unknown man were killed on a train attacked by rebels near Rancherila, 65 miles from Juarez. Mrs. Dale and her niece Miss Mattie Morrow aboard the Juarez bound train. Dale a British subject. Senator Clark of Wyoming criticizes the administration for not protecting Americans.
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Mexico City
John Lind
Wilson
Washington
United States
Mexico
Mr. Lind
Rancherila
Mex
Juarez
Thomas Dale
Chihuahua
Mattie Morrow
Dale
Senate
Clark
Wyoming
Balkan peace treaty signed in Bucharest celebration
The Balkan states signed a peace treaty at Bucharest. Cities displayed flags, fired guns, rang bells, and bands played to honor the signing.
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Bryan
United States
Salvador
Senate
Bucharest
Illinois News Briefs From Across The State
Pension for Harry C. Mertz at seventy after 30 years with Illinois Central Railway. Joliet inmate Marguerite McCay dies in prison cell. Chicago crime tale follows a missing wife and a blood stained bed sheet. Bloomington fish hatchery arrivals promise large-scale stock for Illinois waters. Beardstown child dies from swallowed pills. Chicago jury to try women and children in insane detention cases. Park Ridge teacher Bertha Becher robbed at church. East St Louis man shoots wife and dies by suicide. Chicago officers to study bathing attire. models display various suits.
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Centralia
Harry C. Mertz
Illinois Central Railway
Thair
Chicago
Court For
Owens
Bertha Becher
Park Ridge School For
St. Patrick’s Church
South Desplaines
West Adams
Louis Abrahams
Becher
Illinois News Briefs Highlight Crimes and Local Efforts
Genaro Raffaelle six confesses to shooting five year old James Paulillo after being struck with a stone a week earlier. University of Illinois Arctic club plans aid to refit Donald B Mackillan expedition after the whaler Diana ran aground near Belle Isle and Ekblaw and Tanquary are among Illinois graduates on the project. Ashland seeks to pump water from an old coal mine after wells ran dry. Danville reports a fatal fire caused by a broken flywheel and an explosion injuring six. Chicago notes the death of John W Campbell in a collision. Zion City mails flooded with honeyed letters from a parcel post mishap. Springfield lists four Jacksonville teachers eligible for the blind. Bloomington tailors urge nonparticipation in the state villa and rename to Tailors Industrial Union of North America. Peoria officers elected for the Illinois Painters and Decorators. Chicago hosts 1914 convention. Springfield highway commission reorganized with S E Bradt as secretary.
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Arctic Club
Ekblaw
Sydney
Power to Be Developed and the Role of Self-Restraint
The piece argues that parental guidance family bonds good government and public opinion train self restraint the foundation of liberty and warns that rejecting all external restraints leaves one bound to uncontrolled appetites and passions. It asserts continual self discipline develops this power and that condemning all restraints hinders growth.
Fletcher's Castoria Endorsed For Infants for Over 30 Years
A warning to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature of the manufacturer Lax ATLL In Use For Over 30 Years. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, a known remedy aimed at infants and children.
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Fletcher
No Rest Thin Side the Grave
Dialogue from Stray Stories features Ascum and Nagget recalling a nightclub cab ride and a lingering question about a wife, framed as a brief exchange within a narrative vignette.
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Ascum
Nageget
Woman Credits Pinkham Compound After Illnesses
Windom Kansas resident Misas Mary A Horner details displace ment bladder trouble and female weaknesses including nervousness and dizziness. She cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as curative and encourages others to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Windom
Kansas
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Misas Mary A. Horner
Box 41
Windom, Kansas
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de Kalb
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Carter
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