Week of News Notes From Classified Page
Immigration inspector Dixon released from Juarez hospital after being shot by Mexican soldiers. American demand led to arrests of the shooters. Ambassador Wilson opposed mediation or a tripartite commission for Mexico. Burleson to implement parcel post changes August 15 despite debate. U.S. pays Panama canal zone rental totaling 250000 plus prior 10 million. Mulhall collapses under senate questioning. Britten seeks 400000 to double Newport torpedo plant capacity. Two new Supreme Court justices proposed. Vice President Marshall praises Senate at Chicago banquet. Milwaukee Copper Country Express wreck kills four, injures twenty seven in Green Bay. Lincoln Beachey altitude record surpassed by Frank Burnside. Kansas gas mains extension dispute with Oklahoma denied. Wisconsin passes marriage health certificate and forced sterilization bills. Funeral for 21 unidentified victims of Binghamton fire. Busier wrecks and fires noted including Brock Sask. July 117 years ago Cleveland founded and officials speak. Governor Ferris not attending settlement talks. 15000 copper miners riot. troops deployed. Big Four No 1 collides with Lake Shore & Michigan Southern train. 12 injured.
Pankhurst leads London suffrage protest on Sunday
Sylvia Pankhurst, under cat and mouse license, heads a London suffrage demonstration that tops prior Sunday outings. riot ensues and she is rearrested and taken to Holloway jail.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
Sufragette
London
Miss Pankhurst
Holloway
Monog Hoosier News Briefly Told
Richmond reports railroad fireman Grover Spencer killed when head struck a bridge end and he fell into a creek. In Lafayette Fred Dunkinson injured jumping from a pilot to avoid a train. condition serious but improving. Talma quarantined for smallpox after exposure of a telephone worker. Crown Point marriage led to kidnapping arrest. couple released after hour. Peru bridge bid controversy delayed. $40,000 allocated. Shelbyville widow Mary Kinkaid died after hospital operation. pension back pay arrived. Franklin farmers donate wheat for Lew Tilson. Nashville Lane Sipes injured his right arm. previous injury in same spot. Evansville John J Nolan named PSC electrical expert. Davis son drowns after cramp. Lafayette youths confess to freight train thefts.
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Richmond
Grover Spencer
Pensylvania Railroad
Spencer
Lynn
Pike County
Lafayette
Fred Dunkinson
Peru
Wabash
Sixth Street
Dunkinson
Commissary Department Feeds Isthmian Zone on Panama
In Panama's Isthmian Canal region the commissary department, run by the Panama railroad under Col. Eugene Wilson, supplies food, clothing, and household necessities to about 70,000 people daily. The vast operation includes Cristobal stores, cold storage for 400 cattle and 150 tons of produce, a bakery baking thousands of loaves, a large ice and butter plant, and a laundry processing half a million items monthly.
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Colon
Panama Canal
Department of Sanitation
Commissary
Commissary Department
Panama Railroad
United States
Goethals
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
United States Navy
Department
Cristobal
Porto Bello
Eugene Wilson
Coffee
Wilson
Culebra
Pedro Miguel
Cornee
Ancon Hospital
Commission
Self Made Man Botches Final Work
A trimmed aphorism notes that even a self made man can fail at completing a task or project. The wry remark underscores human limits in the pursuit of success and perfection.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Teething Aid
Advertisement notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children soothing gums reducing inflammation easing pain and curing wind colic priced at 5 cents per bottle. The second line shifts to a sardonic line about a newly married man dodging when his wife throws things.
Summer Bargain Tale Sparks Frugal Fashion Talk
A shopper notes Grace excels at bargains comparing a tan coat, bought for $10, with a $150 equivalent. The remark highlights savvy thrift amid seasonal shopping chatter.
Coupon Offer Sparks New Husband Promise
A cigarette ad from modern life features a man told his life depends on stopping smoking. A biting twist promises a “new husband” in exchange for 15 000 coupons, satirizing consumer incentives and relationship value.
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Tobacco Company
Don't Reach That Far. Bacon-The United States makes enough paper money
Egbert remarks on the vast production of U S paper money. He notes that very little of it reaches him, expressing skepticism about distribution and availability. The exchange highlights concerns over currency production versus personal access.
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Bacon
United States
Egbert
Remembering Hopeful Words From Norman Hapgood Ad
Norman Hapgood delivered a political address in New York urging citizens to pitch in and act now. He framed the present as the future they long sought and urged immediate contribution to common goals.
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Norman Hapgood
New York
Mr. Hapgood
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertised by Women
Letters from Warren Indiana and Esmond Rhode Island praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female weakness bearing down pains irregular cycles and low spirits. Patrons report improved health and energy and recommend the remedy to others.
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Mrs. Hamilton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Warren
Esmond
R.I
Anna Hae Ben
Esmond, Rhode Island
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Washington
Charles B. Dixon, Jr
Juarez
Mex
el Paso
T. D. Edwards
Dixon
Irvan
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Postminster
Burleson
Canal Zone
U. S
Col. M. M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Britten
Chicago
Naval Torpedo Plant
Newport
R. I
Supreme Court
Representative Rupley
Pennsylvania
Tom” Marshall
Columbia City
Ind
Hotel la Salle
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Green Bay
Wis
Milwaukee Road
Calumet, Mich
Bath
Frank Burnside
Lincoln Beachey
Burnside
Oneonta
John Marshall
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Oklahoma
Kansas Utilities Commission
Wisconsin
Binghamton
N. Y
Spring Forest Cemetery
Switzerland Trail
Boulder
Colo
Rio Grande, Boulder & Westerp Railroad
Brock, Sask
Cleveland
Moses Cleveland
Ferris
Michigan
Houghton
Western Federation of Miners
Upper Peninsula
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Perry
Madison
Tokio
Japan
Anthony N. Brady
Great Britain
British-American Tobacco Company
Robert Burns
Liverpool Athenaeum
House of Lords
Lords
San Francisco
Cal
Pekin
Tong King Chong
Sun Yat Sen
Doctor Sen
China
Pope
Vatican
Rome
Hodges
Kansas
Mississippi River
Wichita
W. D. Steinberg
Meridian
Stephen Keeling
Fort Scott
Keith
Marao
Ill
Franklin K. Lane
Billings
Mont
Crow Indian Agency
Huntley Irrigation Project
George Browne
Pleasant Valley
Bergmeyer
Clayton County
Elkader
Elizabeth Johnson
West Tenth Street
Emma Franklin
Erie, Pa
St. Vincent’s Hospital
William Butler
Kenvil
N. J
William Corduan
Newark
Corduan
Hoosier News
Rochester
Talma
Fulton County
Here
Warsaw
O. M. King
Gary—Manuel Courttis
Julia Gatyas
Crown Point
Harry B. Nicholson
Shelbyville
Mary E. Kinkaid
William Kinkaid
Franklin
Franklin and Hopewell Threshing Company
Suckow Company
Lew Tilson
Mr. Tilson
Nashville
Lane Sipes
Henry Sipes
Indianapolis
John J. Nolan
Evansville
Public Service Commission
John J. Davis, Jr
John J. Davis
Fred Heid
Leslie Drake
Tihie Canal Zone
Sy EW
Pickard
Tea CO Ee
Ting
Artie E. Hamilton
R.F.D. No
Carter
Marold Romerb
DeKalb Ave
Brockiya
Parker
John E. Dyer
Shawmut Ave
New Bedford, Mass
Toma
Fred C. Darby
Uiporteg
L. Julliard Noy. Co
South Bend
Ohouer Malone
Ft. Payne
Alabama
Beaneté-Melootic Company
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