Mayor Chambers Pledges Support for Progressive Ticket
Mayor Chambers spoke to over 1000 city and county employees in the auditorium basement outlining city backing for The Peoples' Progressive Ticket. He urged voting straight tickets where possible and praised Sheriff James Stevens as having done much for the poor, though Stevens missed the gathering due to illness.
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Ulm
Chambers
Peoples’ Progressive
John Tobin
Ray Lambert
James Stevens
Mayer Chambers
Besar County
Thief Jailed After Attempting to Sell Projection Machine
A Qseatnid man was jailed after police caught him with part of a projection machine from the Haviandale theater. Detective A J Millsed Prydsby arrested him as he tried to sell the machine to A I Monier at 1448 North Flores.
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Haviandale Theater
A. J. Milsfesd Pridsy
A. 1 Monier
North Flores Errest
Purification Ad Promotes Calotabs for Health
An old style advertisement urges Purification of the system through Calotabs. It claims physicians endorse cleansing the body to restore vitality, recommending a thorough course weekly or biweekly, with a two family pack priced at 36 cents. It markets Calotabs as the greatest system purifier and directs readers to druggists for purchase.
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Nature
McCoy's Tablets Promoted for Weight Gain in Ads
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as a safe weight gaining remedy for thin men and women. It claims easy digestion, dramatic weight increases, and a money back guarantee after trying four boxes, with distribution via drug stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacCoy
Evers Drug Store
North America
Wmecoy
McCos
Somwoete-Wagners Eloven
America
Black-Draught touted as universal laxative remedy
A Kentucky reader recounts relief from bilious symptoms after taking Thedford's Black-Draught. The advertisement extols the product as a pure vegetable laxative, suitable for all ages, with claims of health benefits and a long history since 1814, offered in 25 and 1.00 packages.
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Waynerburz, Ky
Mr. James
Thedfard
Aged Deputy Kills Arizona Bank Bandit in Prescott
Prescott Arizona June 22 17 The 72 year old Deputy Sheriff Jim Roberts used a pistol once famous in camps to shoot and kill a bank bandit fleeing the Bank of Arizona in Clarkdale near Prescott The bandit William J Forrester and accomplice Tom Nelson fled in a stolen car the vehicle later crashed yielding police reports credit initially to cashier David Saunders later confirming the deputy's shot hit Forrester as he fled in the auto robbery aftermath
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Prescott
Ariz
Jim Roberts
Arizona
Bank
Glarkdale
Here
David Saunders
William J. Forrester
Tom Nelson
Toul Flauffman
Nelson
War Vet Will Go 10 Pole Expedition From Ottawa
Maj L I Burtensh a World War veteran Arctic explorer and government official will begin a solo expedition within ten days. He will travel by rail and boat with Eskimo assistance to explore 1908 relics and records tied to Sir John Franklin’s ill fated voyage, seeking magnetic potential data and geographic findings.
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Ottawa
Ont
L. I Burtensh
Wendy Soc
Dole Franklin
Convicts Aid Flood Fight Along White River
Prison farm convicts and volunteers labored to shore up the Woodruff county levees on the White River at Atkan Bes as flood threats rose. Peach Orchard area residents fled as disaster loomed while farmers abandoned property to move families, furniture, and livestock to higher ground.
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Memphis
Woodruff County
White River
Atkan Bes
Will Rogers Flies to Democratic Meet in Fort Worth
Fort Worth June 22 Will Rogers left Fort Worth in a Texan Air Transport mail plane to attend the Democratic convention in Houston. He plans to speak and joke at the gathering saying there are many laughs to be had. He was met at the airport by a reception party including Borg Wencken editor of the American Mercury Paul Patterson publisher of the Ellimore Sun H M Hide political writer and Ron Carter.
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Fort Worth
Houston
Will Rogers
Port Worth
Andrews
Will Wan
Borg i. 'Wencken
American Mercury Maagazine
Paul Patterson
Lellimore Sun
H. MM. Hide
Ron Carter
Texas Oil Land Suit Drawing to Close
A long running Texas oil land case in Hutchinson County moved toward jury deliberation after both sides finished presenting testimony in district court. Arguments were set to begin as the state and the opposing side completed their introductions.
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Texas Oil
Austin
Texas
Hutchinson County
Americans urged to join League policy through codification
Geneva June 22. Professor Jane Tean Suares of the University of Tuenra Altes urged Americans to align with League of Nations aims by engaging in codification of international law during the conference opening session. She argued shared interests justify support for collective security and legal uniformity in world affairs.
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America
Geneva
League of Nations
Jane Tean Suares
University of Tuenra Altes
JATL TOO GOOD TO QUIT
A jail release ten hours earlier found JATL again in trouble as he admitted a drink problem and vowed to reform. The brief notes indicate his reluctance to quit and to seek support to stay on the right path.
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Stoi
Antonio Mat
Missionary Doctor Dies of Sleeping Sickness in Mission Field
June 22. Dr Arthur L Tiper a Methodist medical missionary has fallen ill with sleeping sickness. The disease he studied for years was confirmed by his wife Mrs Mande G Tiper and the Methodist Board of Foreign Missions. Hotel?
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Arthur L. Tiper
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
Mande G. Tiper
Millionaire Tow Poised for Shipping Third Party
After months of quiescence the Marland saga resurges as H W Marland of Oklahoma, a millionaire, departs for a journey toward the East. His former ward Sylvia Roberts, once betrothed to his late wife, reportedly remains unsettled with a nervous breakdown following the January announcement of a marriage plan.
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Dy Universal Service
New York
H. W. Marland
Oklaheims Au Milionaire
Syilia Roberts
Martind Fron Oklahome
Misa Hobarts
Ehe
18th Texas Veterinary Medical Association Meets in Bryan
The 18th annual Texas Veterinary Medical Association meeting closed in Bryan with Tir. M. Glearon of San Antonio elected president. Other officers elected include Dr. W. Aiken of Lubbock as first vice president W. KR Hodges as second vice president and Dr. D Pearce of Leonard as secretary.
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Aaa E
Parra
Adolph Menjou
Kathryn Carver
N. Y
Arizona Bank
Democratic
Joske
Atationert Dept
Atreat Widor—Sorrer
Woske Bros.Co
Millionaire
A. Veterinarian Association
Beaton
Eft al Drupgisis
Joskes
Garland Gas Ranges
Glacier
Leonard Glacier
Joske'a
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