Strengthens the Nerves Pur Food Sleep and Health Benefit
Mr John A Tholens of Syracuse New York age 75 celebrates his 50th wedding anniversary and credits Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey as the great tonic stimulant. He says it strengthens his nerves aids digestion and brings restful sleep and he recommends it to others. He notes improved stomach trouble and heart function and recalls advising a winter sick friend to try the product. He adds a note on approaching 73 and his Civil War veteran status moments.
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John A. Tholens
Syracuse
N. Y
Duffy
Mr. Tholens
Tholens
Dufy
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Promotes Health
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a universal family medicine and doctor prescribed tonic for nervousness typhoid malaria stomach troubles throat and lung diseases. It warns buyers to insist on the genuine product with the Old Chemist trademark and sells in tall bottles only for $1.00. Rochester NY firm offers free medical booklet and advice.
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Sraere
Rochester
Defendant Declines to Testify and Court Upholds Ruling
The defendant refused to take the stand as denials were read by counsel. Mr. Cres Soh and the marshal copied Boynton’s words while Mr. Aubrey argued for error, asserting remote references to the failure to testify merited a new trial. Judge Cantlysians rejected the challenges, stating no error affected the verdict and the jury received ample evidence. The court planned to continue the matter at 2 o clock.
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Boynton
Cres Soh
Aubrey
Mr. Aubrey
Awe Maxey
Wald Check Tourses
Sperry Given Warm Welcome in France
In Ville Franche France on January 22 ships in the harbor including the Danish cruiser Heim and the British battleship Enchantress were decorated with flags for Rear Admiral Sperry’s arrival aboard the Connecticut. His salute was fired by batteries at the old chalet and by the Heimdal as the Minnesota Kansas and Vermont crews manned their ships and the band played the US national anthem.
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Vermont
Bani
United States
Hoboes in Session With Millionaire in Chair
The first national convention of the unemployed convened in St Louis under James Dads Howe a millionaire sponsor. Delegates arrived by freight trains and at the Blind Paggue. The convention considers elimination of labor employment breads and in their lavehe establishment of hireais which will furnish work without charge. No such program has been arranged. Several noted men have been invited to speak.
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St. Tous. Mo
James Dads Howe
Gelenttur
Salons Before Grand Jury and Prominent Officials
Washington Tan 22 Secretary of State Root Senator Knox and Assistant Attorney General Raviel testified before the federal grand jury investigating the Panama paper affair. Assistant United States Attorney McNamara presented libeling articles from the New York World and Indianapolis News from before and after the presidential election. Funeral of W Albrecht Anedal to The Light Gollnd Tex Jan 22 The funeral for William Albrecht, a leading local citizen, was held at Weser near here. He died in San Antonio Wednesday night aged 71.
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Washington
Tan
Root
Knox
Pennsylvans
Raviel
Department of Justice
Feder Grand Jury
Cdty
United States
McNamara
New York World
Iniantapolis
W. Albrecht
Anedal
Gollnd
Tex
William Albrecht
San Antonin
Weser
Albrecht
Protest Against Anthap Legislation From San Francisco
Jan 22 San Francisco businessmen who visited Japan sent a strong protest against anti Japanese legislation to both houses. The letter is addressed to the president of the senate the speaker of the house and all members of both houses. The text notes the protest was delivered after their invitation to Japanese commercial exchanges.
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San Francisco
Cal
San Francioso
Japan
Senate
Births Reported In City On January Twenty First
Birth notices announce a girl born January 21 to Mr and Mrs John Vaasa of 402 Milam Street. The rest lists local entertainment names and a tonic advertisement noting Grove’s Taste Less Chill Tonic.
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John Vaasa
Milam Street
Conservation urged as nation must act now for resources
Washington January 28 President Roosevelt sent a special message to Congress urging 50 000 to fund the National Conservation Commission. He called for rapid development of waterways and stricter protection of national forests while proposing public land classification and home ownership, grazing regulation, and a Bureau of Mines to cut mine deaths and prevent resource waste. He labeled the inventory the first essential step toward intelligent national use of resources and warned many resources will be gone if action is delayed.
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Washington
Peerang
Roosevelt
Congress
National Conservation Commission
Bureau of Mines
Rob
Two Battleships Approved by House for Navy
Washington January 22 by a vote of 108 to 18 the house sustained the eninoirites provision of the naval life calling for two battleships. The house overwhelmingly refused to strike out the provision for five tor pend bout dastroyoyg.
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Washington
Slides Engulf Whole Villages in North Morocco
Terrible landslides and torrential rain last night batter the northern Morocca region near Ceuta. Native villagers report several small communities overwhelmed with injuries and disappearances as crews race to locate residents amid uncertain causes and ongoing downpours.
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Ceuta
Moroccn
Mostroco
AO Rilles
Preparations to lower Houston Street Bridge begin
Preparations to lower the Houston Street Bridge started in the morning as laborers set to work removing pavement on Houston Street between Soledad and St. Mary's. The street portion will close to traffic within days while side street parking remains allowed under planned arrangements.
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Houston
Earthquake Shakes Cincinnati Area Early Today
An early morning tremor rattled Cincinnati with reports of shaking across the city. No injuries or major damage were confirmed as residents sought safety and officials assessed the scene.
Storey Will Not Butt In on Legislation Effort
Special to The Light Lockhart Jan 23. B Storey chairman of the state democratic executive committee is besieged by letters urging him to go to Austin to secure favorable bills. He says he will not go and will not advocate special legislation. He favors making Austin the home of the criminal court of appeals to save the state thousands annually.
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Lockhart
B. Storey
State Democratic Executive Committee
Austin
Aseer
Storey
Texas News Service
Criminal Court of Appeals
Desperate shooting leaves father and daughter alive at home
The shooting at Adolph Grom's home on Aus tin street left both him and his daughter in fragile health. Adolph Grom was found unconscious and remained so, while Mrs Rosia Mundy lingered at Santa Rosa hospital with a condition that worsened briefly before rallying. Doctors cannot locate a second bullet in her body, and it may be five days before her chances of survival are known.
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Adolph
Austin Street
Adolph Grom
Post Hospital
Rosia Mundy
Santa Rosa Hospital
Alie
Robbed of $77 in broad daylight in Hannibal
D A Graham a real estate dealer of Hannibal Missouri was robbed of 77 dollars in the eastern part of the city this afternoon. Graham told police Mounted Officer Serna ta faced two men under arrest about 2 o clock and he stated they were the ones who robbed him.
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D. A. Graham
Hannibal
Missouri
Crnham
Serna Ti
Graham
Marriage Licenses Noted for Nava and Moreno
In a brief notice, Nava and Greg Moreno are listed for marriage licenses. Also appearing are W. Ki McNary and Willie Jols on a separate license.
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Nava
Greg Moreno
W. Ki McNary
Willie Jolson
Constipation Caused By Indigestion Promoted
Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and constipation. Claims proper digestion improves bowel function, nerves, and blood, with a note that one grain digests 3000 grains of food. Invites readers to mail for a free sample and lists Marshall, Michigan address.
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Galas
Stuart
Addessy
Sve
Mall Tree
Addins F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart. Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Drowned in Witwatersrand Gold Mine Flooding
Ten white men and thirteen natives perished when Knights Dam burst, flooding the Witwatersrand gold mine at Johannesburg, Johannesburg. Heavy rain caused monitoring dykes to fail and the mine to flood, trapping workers.
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Johannespurg
Witwatersrand
Knights
Out of Work He Would Sell His Body at Bargain
A Brooklyn newspaper note describes a 43 year old, 6 foot 7 inch machinist weighing 160 pounds, destitute and willing to enter a writing contract in exchange for food, shelter, and clothing. Advertised for sale to the right buyer at 39 Carroll Street, Brooklyn, by E. T. O Laughlin, a businessman with sociological interests. The ad prompts discussion on idleness and economic systems in urban life.
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New York
Fyke
E. T. O'Laughlin
Carroll Street
Brooklyn
Texas railroad to install telephones and replace telegraph
Special to The Light reports the Texas railroad will immediately install a telephone system to handle trains and the road's business, replacing the telegraph. The move will cost dispatchers and operators their jobs as the Rock Island plans to build its own telephone system.
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Fort Worth
Island
Rock Island
Araujo Sentenced to Two and a Half Years in Federal Penitentiary
Antonio P. Araujo was sentenced yesterday in federal court to two and one half years in the United States penitentiary for violation of neutrality laws linked to the border revolutions. The defense argued the army he organized never reached its destination, while Judge Maxey stressed that using U S territory to support foreign upheaval is not allowed. A bill of exceptions will be filed and a motion for a new trial may follow.
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United States Penitentiary
Antonio As
P. Araujo
Araujo Arost
Lestimany
Araujo
Mexico
San Antonio
Gallen F. Thomas
Acused
Yegterday
Mberly
Alamo
Maxey
Thomas
Toynton
United States
Gugerts sue for slander in district court
Frank and Mary Gugert file suit in the Witty seventh district court seeking 25 000 damages for alleged slander by Jeanmin. The petition claims the defendant made statements harming their reputation and named the two plaintiffs while attacking Mary Gugert. They seek 10 000 actual and 15 000 exemplary damages. Weeks later, Sol Dalkowicz heads to New York to buy spring and summer goods. Mrs. Tulle M Helbrey visits Chicago to see her sister at the National Cemetery on Paso Hondo Street.
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Frank
Mary Gugert
Witty-seventh District Court
al Jeamnin
Tulle M. Helbrey
Chicago
J. K. Powers
National Cemetery
Paso Hondo Street
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