Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement claims Diapepsin digests meals when the stomach cannot, preventing fermentation and souring. It promotes a 50 cent case from a druggist and promises relief in minutes, with buyers soon bragging of a strong stomach and freedom from discomfort, gas, and indigestion.
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Burglars Blow Safe In L. T. Mumme's Store
A professional burglary at L. T. Mumme's General Merchandise, corner Plum and Iowa, used nitroglycerine to blow open a safe at 2:57 a.m. Only $10 secured. several show cases damaged. Yale lock picked, clock on the wall signaling the time. Detectives on case. Mumme described as a marked man with prior incidents tied to the building.
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Oneral Merchandise
L. T. Umme
Plum
Iowa Reels
Arson Affidavit Filed In City Dwelling Fire
An affidavit charges arson in a dwelling fire at 737 Marshall Street. The defendant, in court with attorneys, waived examination and bail set at 1000. Building owned by Mrs. S. C. Schroeder valued about 1500 was damaged in three separate locations. Fire Chief Bishop and Fire Marshal Jack Lyons led the probe. the defendant occupied the residence.
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Umscheid
S. N. Gonshor
Marshall Street
S. C. Sroeder
Jack Lyons
Postum Proponent Letters Aimed at Coffee Users
A reader letter extols Postum as a coffee alternative after coffee allegedly caused headaches insomnia and weight gain. The author and husband claim better sleep and nerves on Postum and note coffee’s dangers versus Postum as advertised by Postum Co Battle Creek and the booklet The Road to Me.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Ile
Sale of Artesian Belt railroad to Hildebrand approved
Judge Phil Shook approved the sale of the Artesian Belt railroad from the Simmons estate to H. B. Hildebrand for 200000 dollars subject to heirs and creditors' decree. The road, valued by officials as not paying, will stay with executors until May 1 when 20000 down payment and ownership transfer occur.
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More Rain Predicted Tonight or Sunday Across The South
Rain dominates the southern and southeastern United States with new moisture adding to San Antonio. Palestine reports nearly 1.5 inches of rain while New Orleans records 4.22 inches. Freezing temperatures are confined to the far south and northwest regions, with the cold line extending toward New Mexico and western Texas.
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San Antonio
Texas
Palestine
South Atlantic
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New Mexico
Father of the House Henry Bingham Dies at 71
Henry H. Bingham congressman from the First Pennsylvania district and long time House member died at his Philadelphia home at 5 45 this morning. He had served continuously since March 4 1879 and was 71 years old after a long illness from a complication of diseases.
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Philadelphia
Henry H. Bingham
Congress
Pennsylvania
Bingham
Unemployment Rises Across England Amid Miner Strike
London March 23 England faces one of the gloomiest winters in memory as skilled workers idle in many towns and coal miners strike since March 1. Families face hunger while the navy sees delays in new ship construction delayed by the stoppage. Churchill states the strike will slow naval progress.
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Associated Press
London
England
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Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
House of Commons
Mine Workers Hears Talks on Bituminous Wage Dispute
In Cleveland on March 23 officials of the United Mine Workers of America met as operators and miners discussed wage disputes. John P White, UMWA president, hoped a suspension on April 1 could be avoided and said negotiations might continue next week for the bituminous fields though no plan existed to resume talks with operators on the anthracite issue.
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Germany
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
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John P. White
You Can Live Contentedly at the Gunter on the European Plan
Rooms offered at the Gunter Hotel on the European plan with rates starting at $1.50 per night. The advertisement promotes comfortable lodging with dining and service implied, targeting travelers seeking economical stays.
San-A-Lac Antiseptic and Hats at Alamo Plaza
Union made $2 hats offered at 321 Alamo Plaza alongside roast goose at White Horse Tavern and SAN A LAC antiseptic product listing in the ad.
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Union
Alamo Plaza
White Horse Tavern
Kaiser Party Arrives in Vienna for Schobrunn Visit
The Kaiser in Vienna with Prince and Princess August William and Princess Victoria Louise arrived to spend the day with Emperor Francis Joseph at Schoenbrunn castle. The party will then proceed to Venice to visit King Victor Emmanuel and continue to Corfu for the emperor's summer vacation.
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Vienna
Associated Press
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August William
Victoria Louise
Francis Joseph
Schoenbrunn Castle
Venice
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Corfu
Swenson Plans Sulphur Mines and Free Port Project
A conference in Austin between Governor and E P Swenson of S M Swenson Sons laid out a plan to develop sulphur mines on the Brazos near Velasco. The project includes a new port and a town to be named Freeport with the firm planning to invest millions. the governor favored encouraging commerce. Swenson then traveled to Houston to inspect the properties.
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Texas
Freeport
Swenson
Houston
Close Up Details and Arrangements to Start Work at Once
The plan calls for finalizing specifics and immediate initiation of the work. Authority coordinating the steps seeks prompt execution and clear allocation of tasks to ensure rapid commencement.
Aviators Die In Sudden Wind Crash At School
Sub-Lieutenant Albokrinoff and his assistant were flying a biplane at the military aviation school in Sebastopol when a gust toppled the aircraft. The pair were killed instantly.
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Sebastopol
Russia
Albokrinoff
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