Woman Maude Van Deusen Dies in Chicago Jump
Miss Maude Van Deusen aged 25 leaped from the McCormick building in Chicago and fell to her death after fearing pursuit for dishonorable purposes. Papers on her suggested she sought protection from police and federal agencies amid fears of white slavers. She had taught in Falls City and Richardson county, Nebraska, and suffered mental illness years earlier.
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Chicago
Maude van Deusen
McCormick
Miss van Deusen
Humbolt, Neb
Chief of Police
Federal Department of Justice
Falls City
Neb
Richardson County
Christmas Photos and Local Services Ad
The Powell Studio advertises latest Christmas photographs with prompt artistic work. The Gunter hotel offers a Thanksgiving dinner on the 28th from 6 to 8 30 p.m. Reserve tables in advance at $1 50 per plate. Riebe Undertaking Co provides auto ambulance service at 221 E Commerce, phone 341.
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Powell Studio
E. Houston St
Gunter Hotel
Riebe Undertaking Co
The Spring Maid at Grand Opera House
The Spring Maid a bright musical comedy plays Grand Opera House tonight and Wednesday with songs like Day Dreams and Two Little Love Bees. The cast includes John and Mae Burke and Gardiner Vincent Company with Mae Moore performing trapeze artistry.
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Grand Opera House
Cascarets Offer Gentle Cleanse for Digestive Health
Upset bile and sluggish bowels prompt a plea to try Cascarets for a thorough nightly cleansing of stomach and intestines. The ad claims they remove undigested food, toxins, and bile, with no griping, and cost 10 cents a box from your druggist. Millions use them to prevent headaches and indigestion.
Mus-Art Three and Casting Campbells Stage Aerial Show
A lively program featuring the Mus-Art Three a clever trio who sing play and paint alongside the Casting Campbells aerial casting act. The reviewer notes a balanced bill with unusual merit and urges liberal patronage.
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Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow
Barto
Mus-Art Three
W&y
Campbells
Justice to be Relieved From Texas National Guard Post
Captain James Justice of the Twenty second United States infantry has been advised by the war department he will be relieved between now and December 15. For the last year he has served as military inspector and instructor of the Texas National Guard with headquarters in the adjutant general's department. He remains unattached and does not know his next assignment.
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Justice
Austin
Tex
James Justice
Twenty-second
United States Infantry
War Department
Texas National Guard
Adjutant General’s Department
Judge presents Brazoria school bonds for approval
Judge C. D. Jessup of Brazoria county submitted to the attorney general’s department the record for a proposed issue of 22500 dollars in Brazoria county school district bonds. Proceeds will fund a new high school building.
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Austin
Tex
C. D. Jessup
Brazoria County
Attorney General’s Department
Jessup
Roosevelt Progressive Party fund totals reach 668869
Contributions totaling 668869 were received by the national Progressive Party committee to aid Col Roosevelt’s presidential candidacy. Expenses reported were 641780. George W. Perkins gave 130000 to the national committee and 10000 to the state. Frank A. Munsey gave 101250 to the national and 10000 to the state committee.
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Albany
N. Y
Col. Roosevelt
National Committee
The
Progressive Party
George W. Perkins
National Progressive Committee
State Committee
Frank A. Munsey
Hutchings Heads to Norfolk for National Guard Convention
Adjutant General Henry Hutchings departs Austin Thursday night for Norfolk Virginia to attend the National Guard Association annual convention starting December 2. He will participate in a three day session with other state and national guards officials.
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Hutchings
Norfolk
Austin
Tex
Henry Hutchings
The
National Guard Association
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Claims Texas Wonder product cures kidney and bladder issues including gravel and diabetes, suitable for men and women. Advertises mail order with one dollar for a two months’ treatment, promising near-perfect cures and inviting testimonials from Dr. E. W. Halil in Saint Louis.
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Texas
E. W. Halil
Olive Waoet
St. Louis
General Hutchings to Visit Washington and New York
General Hutchings will accompany the adjutant general to Washington to confer with the secretary of war on recommendations affecting organized militia. He will spend one week in New York before returning.
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Hutchings
Washington
Secretary of War
New York
Floresville School Bonds Approved in Texas
The attorney general's department approved a $20,000 bond issue for the Floresville school district in Texas on November 26.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Floresville
Pile Cure Sold by A. M. Fischer for 50 Cents
Claims a remedy to cure blind bleeding and itching piles. Describes absorption of tumors and instant itch relief as a poultice. Sold by all druggists with mail order 50 cents and point zero zero dollars. distributed by A. M. Fischer.
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A. M. Fischer
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Chas. McNaughton
Mutt and
Jeff
the Hudson CO
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Wolff and Zadella
EL Barto
Mite
Moore
Fersaa Gtriday
City Supply Co
J. G. Scott
Mgr
Matamoras St
PSH
A. J. Tower CO
Boston
Charles M’naughton
Come
John
Mae Burke
Mite" Moore
Wolff
Zadella
Clara Louise Preston
New England
Edith Wharton
Jessie Kaufman
Pacific
France
Candy Department
Joske’s Linen Department
Victor
San Antonio Clearing House
Joske’s
San Antonio
Whittemore
Kondon
Kondon’s
Druggist
Kondon Mfg. CO
Minneapolis
Minn
United States
H. C. Rees Optical Co
West Commerce St
Nationa Prinles
Rae Peroa
Mr A
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