Senate Battles to Pass Railroad and War Bills Before Adjournment
Democratic senators wrestle with railroad legislation and other administration measures as time runs low in the Sixty fourth Congress. House action on Adamson’s railroad bill looms amid opposition to key bills and a push for revenue and preparedness measures.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Adamson
General Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tris
Wilson
Cummins
Washington
Jefferson
Ways and Means Committee
Kitchin
Testimonials for Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Unsolicited letters from women praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The company notes it verifies writers and secures written consent before publication. Letters claim relief from displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities nervousness weakness stomach troubles and depression.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
The Prescription Druggist Advertisement
The Prescription Druggist at Be dell Building corner Avenue C and Travis advertises vt delivery service with phone Cr. 3537 or Tr. 3537.
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Bedell Bldg
Corner Avenue C and
Travis
Fire destroys Kelley & Co. blanket firm in Boston
A five story brick building in Boston's wholesale dry goods district housing Thomas Kelley & Co. blanket manufacturers burned early today causing an estimated loss of 350000 dollars. The structure stood in the center of the district.
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Boston
Mass
Thomas Kelley & Co
A Mother's Troubles Bracing with Scott's Emulsion
A weary mother, worn by constant care, is urged to take Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil to strengthen, purify blood, and build nerves. The ad notes it is non alcoholic and provided by Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
Mexico Considers Army Eligibility for Office and Church Law
Queretaro reports the constitutional assembly allows army officers to run for state or congressional posts outside their current commands. It also tightens church rules, requires Mexican-born ministers, and sets church acts to be conducted publicly in churches under state vigilance.
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Queretaro
Mexico
Constittional Assembly
Carranza
Congress
Felix M. Palavacini
Public Instruction
Wilson
United States
Lansing
Senor Palavacini
Joseph Tumulty
Father Held After Four Children Die in Auburn Fire
In Auburn Washington the four Hewitt children aged 5 to 11 were found dead from head injuries after a house fire. The father 8 A Hewitt a railroad brakeman was arrested as a mob gathered and threatened violence. Evidence suggested a kerosene lamp started the blaze and a blood stained hammer was found with Myrtle the girl. Insurance policies survived the flames and were given to a neighbor. Mrs Hewitt is missing in Seattle.
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Tacoma
Wash
A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Auburn
Seattle
Myrtle
Wolfson's End-of-Month Sale Clears Winter Stock
Wolfson's announces an end of month sale across departments to clear winter stock. Immediate price concessions push quick selling of a large amount of merchandise.
Silk fabrics in stripes plaids and checks for spring
Excellent silks in daintily colored stripes plaids and checks suitable for now and for spring. A limited quantity of each pattern. 42 and 44 inch tropical weight all wool suitings carried over from last season offered at present wholesale cost. Second Floor.
Thrift Talks Spur Savings Clubs Efforts in San Antonio
A four day thrift campaign reached about 4000 people with aims to form school and business savings clubs. The Council of Mothers' Clubs appointed a committee led by Mrs. A H Cadwallader to study and begin work locally. Dr. David Latshaw directed the campaign with speeches and guidance on thrift in health time and character.
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Council of Mothers’ Club
San Antonio
A. H. Cadwallader
David Latshaw
International Committee of the
New York City
Latshaw
Charl S. Meek
L. E. Wolfe
E. G. le Stourgeon
W. A. Black
United States
Council of Mothers’ Clubs
The
Traction Company
Gas and Electric Company
Alamo Iron Works
Draughon Business College
Alamo City Business College
Peacock Military Academy
San Antonio Drug Company
Travis Park Methodist Church
Camp Wilson
Suspicious office desk alarm in Ottawa paper
In a curious exchange, two men discuss a locked desk and drawers put away in a five minute absence. The dialogue hints at possible interference, reported in the Ottawa Free Press with a wary tone.
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Dabchick
Dabchieck
Ottawa Free Presa
Shoe Cobblers to Raise Rates Across Nation
Chicago reports price hikes for shoe repair shops as the United States Shoe Repair Association recommends increases from 25 to 50 percent due to rising leather costs. The move targets more than 2000 shops nationwide.
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Chicago
United States Shoe Repair Association
Trades Council Special Meeting Notice
Organized labor calls delegates to a special meeting at Council Hall on January 30 at 8 o'clock. President Paul Steffler and J. W. Ellett urge all to attend.
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Council Hall
Paul Steffler
J. W. Ellett
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