Hughes Gains on Second Ballot in Roosevelt Nomination
Chicago June 10 The protest political rally a forty one rough minutes marked the Roosevelt nomination at the Republican convention. Hughes gained 75 votes on the second ballot while Roosevelt added 16. Delegates shifted heavy from Michigan and Pennsylvania and unfamiliar votes shifted to Hughes as Harding urged unity. The crowd grew loud as Fall urged Roosevelt for Mexico and America.
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Travel Promotion for Western Lines Adverts
An advertisement outlines a New York round trip priced at 84 dollars and 15 cents with routing via New Orleans by steamer. It promotes two through sleepers to Memphis and Chicago daily on the Southern Pacific line.
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New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Memphis
Chicago
Six Dealers Convicted In San Antonio Pure Food Campaign
State Pure Food Commissioner Hoffman reports six convictions and one acquittal in seven cases against violations of pure food laws in San Antonio. Dr. D F Snyder and inspector T H Johnson returned from the trials noting strong local effort in keeping milk and meat free from adulteration.
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Austin
Tex
Hoffman
San Antonio
D. F. Snyder
T. H. Johnson
Snyder
Texas
Colosseum Prepares Grand Convention Hall For 1916 Meet
The Chicago Coliseum, historic site of multiple party conventions, undergoes elaborate interior decoration for the 1916 Republican National Convention. White and gold decor, extensive bunting, and 1000s of yards of cloth transform the space with renovations expanding seating to 12,400 and adding news, hospital, and committee facilities.
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United States
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George Prince
New York
Gerard's Denial Accepted by Teuton
Berlin June 9 Count Friederich von Westarp conservative leader in the Reichstag has accepted the American ambassador James W Gerard statement that the interview alleged with a National Zeitung representative was a fabrication Westarp published a statement withdrawing criticisms of American policy based on the supposed interview The interview Gerard repudiates claimed he spoke of peace within months and Wilson as mediator Secretary Lansing sought an explanation Overseas News Agency quoted Gerard as saying Westarp asked to print the spurious interview and he declined.
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Ambassador Gerard Denies Zeitung Interview in Berlin
Washington June 10 Ambassador Gerard cabled the State Department to admit the authenticity of an interview on peace published by a Munich newspaper two weeks ago while denouncing as spurious a similar statement credited to him by the Berlin Evening National Zeitung dated June 3.
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Landrum Reports Texas Noted As On The Map
Mrs J L Landrum head of Girls Economic Clubs returns from New York and other eastern points. She attended the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial and visited Sing Sing where the prison honor system operates. She notes prisoners learn a trade and are equipped to earn honest work after release.
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Austin
Tex
J L. Landrum
Girls Economic Clubs
State Department of Agriculture
New York
Landrum
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Sing Sing
Food supply meeting reports eased German shortages
Delegates from German towns and industrial districts reported that local causes had been addressed. Berlin and suburbs recently raised the butter allowance, with further increases in per capita bread for laborers and meat for all classes.
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Berlin
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Governor Ferguson Heads to Waco for Campaign Opening
Governor James E. Ferguson travels by special train with about 200 supporters to Waco where he will deliver his campaign opening address this afternoon. He plans to review his administration and explain the tax-rate policy before returning to Austin tonight.
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Austin
Tex
James E. Ferguson
Waco
Panama Canal Will Soon Begin 10 Pay
Washington reports the Panama Canal will soon begin to pay, with projections of five to six thousand ships yearly and a net profit near one million dollars annually. Goethals argues the opening was prudent and rail freight impacts were mitigated by canal traffic and barges. The piece notes past shortages and the evolving tolls as commerce expands.
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Uncle Sam
Money Counters Sterilize Hands At Treasury
Washington D C June 10 John Burke treasurer of the United States ordered three hundred young women who count the paper money sent to the treasury for redemption to wash their hands in a sterilizing solution before and after handling currency. The measure aims to prevent infection from old wrinkled notes while the counters work under strain and must detect counterfeit bills. The task requires extreme accuracy as an average of one counterfeit note is caught daily and counters are trained to spot fakes while handling millions daily.
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Washington, D. C
John Burke
United States
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Orpet Trial Delayed To Monday In Murder Case
Waukegan June 10 The Orpet murder trial will resume Monday after Judge Donnelly adjourned court. The state seeks letters by Orpet dated February 9, the day Marian Lambert died, now held by the defense. Frank Lambert and E. R. Orpet testified about the cyanide poison and letters, with Lambert recounting the body’s discovery and the locked closet key. The defense cross examined. The elder Orpet said the poison was kept in a greenhouse and accessible. He identified two letters as written by his son. Russia reportedly has over 4,000,000 acres of land that could grow cotton if irrigated.
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Waukegan
Will H. Orpet
Donnelly
Orpet
Marian Lambert
Frank Lambert
Macrian
Lambert
Marian
Every Little Task A Painful Effort
This ad describes daily home chores as painful for those with back or kidney issues and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy. It warns that neglect may lead to gravel dropsy rheumatism or Bright's disease and urges readers with backache or disordered kidneys to try Dean's pills.
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These Are All San Antonio Cases
Several San Antonio residents describe kidney and back pain tied to heavy lifting and recurring discomfort. Chris Schroeder notes nighttime kidney secretions and relief after Doan’s Kidney Pills. Mrs. H. L. McCluskey reports back pain worsening with colds and relief from the pills. Plasterer William Sueltenfuss says back pain and poor kidney action improved after taking Doan’s Kidney Pills.
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Carpenter
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Camargo St
Doan
Mrs L C Edwards Credits Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs L C Edwards of 203 E Dittmar Ave reports relief from back pain frequent kidney secretions headaches and dizziness after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Fischer's Drug Store. She says her health improved and the trouble disappeared.
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N. Palmetto Ave
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Kidney Pill Cure Reported By Local Resident
Leslie Edwards of 305 Fredericksburg Road suffered two months of kidney pain worsened by wagon jolts. After using Dean's Kidney Pills used by his family with good results, he reports a permanent cure.
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Fredericksburg Road
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Mrs Read Relates Relief From Kidney Trouble
Mrs George Read of 207 Diaz Street reports severe back pain and constant kidney distress. After using Deans Kidney Pills from Fischer's Drug Store her back pain eased, kidney secretions normalized, and her overall health improved.
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Fischer's
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