Mooney protests after San Quentin death line clemency
Thomas J Mooney in his cell at San Quentin denounces Governor Stephens for commuting his death sentence to life and demands a new fair trial or pardon. The report notes Stephens later commuted Thomas Algoney s sentence for the 1916 San Francisco explosion and cites Wilson and Berkman related to the case.
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Stephens
San Quentin
Cal
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin Penitentiary
Mouncy
Sacramento
Cela
William J. Stephens
Thomas
Algoney
San Francisco
Mooney
Warren Bk. Billings
Folsom
Woodrow Wilson
Warren K. Dillings
Labor
Alexander Berkman
Dandeline Promises New Hair Growth With Wanderine Aid
A vintage ad extols Knowlton's Wanderine as a solution to dandruff and hair loss. It claims a tiny bottle cleanses the scalp, stops itching, and stimulates new hair growth within weeks, promising glossy, abundant, downy hair by use. It compares Dandelíne to rain and sun reviving vegetation, asserting roots are strengthened and hair grows longer and thicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Wanderine
Texas Physician Endorses Tanlac as Equal to All
Dr J W Sandlin of Tumble Texas lauds Tanlac as a reconstructive tonic for Spanish influenza recovery. He cites treating about 1400 cases and says Tanlac has no equal. The ad notes Tanlac sales exceed ten million bottles in four years, with laxative tablets included and sold by Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy in San Antonio.
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J. W. Sandlin
Texas
Tanlac
Jtumble
Tumble
Sandlin
Mooney case raised at issue with presidential appeals
The Mooney case draws national attention as President Wilson urges commutation. Governor Stephens cites multiple messages from March and June 1918 stressing international implications and public duty in reconsidering the death sentence. Venizelos postpones U.S. visit. Gilbert's sentence commuted to life imprisonment in Texas.
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Mooney
Stephens Breke
Wilson
White House
Washington, D. C
William 13. Stephens
Sacramento
Cals
Woodrow Wilson
William C. Stephens
Saccamento
Cal
Mooneys
Germans Glad War Is Over See Family Soon
Special Cable to The San Antonio Light and The Chicago Daily News reports German soldiers near the Dasbourg bridge in Luxembourg express relief war ends. They await reunion with families, some hoping to visit America, noting the new German government and desire to return home. The piece describes campfires, cross-border tension, and the landscape fading into dusk as American troops advance.
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Junius , Wood
San Antonio
Chicago Daily News
Chicaxo Daily News
American Army of Occupation
Prussia
Luxemburg
Dasbourg
Germany
Christus
America
Mecklenburg
Hamburg
Switzerland
Clervaux
The Rubber Collar of Hosea
Hosea dies after a life of order and habit centered on a rubber collar. He treats it as essential, while his wife and son diverge in modernity. After Hosea’s death his widow asks their son to bury him with the collar, symbolizing the enduring pull of routine amid change and memory.
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Hosea
Boston Transcript
Tte
Wosta
Hosen
Roger
Hagen
Tad Hosea
Ann
Tiosea
Mosea
Ilosen
Mike
Ceate
Cardui Restores Hope for Woman in Harrisburg
Mrs. T M Need ham of Harrisburg says after suffering soreness and back pains she found relief with Cardui. She reports rapid improvement after the first bottle, continued use over four bottles, better appetite and less pain until she was well. Thousands have praised Cardui over 40 years in general use at druggists.
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Harrisburg
Arl
T. M. Needham
Here
Cardui
Cardus
The Jarr Family by Roy L McCardell
A comic scene sketches Mrs Jarr pressuring Mr Jarr to pay bills while he reads wartime reports. Their remarks touch on social pretensions and the Calvert family memories from past eras, weaving a domestic vignette in a dated voice.
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Hresx Publishing Co
New York Evening World
Mrs. Jarr
Calvert Houses
Relief from cold and a train crash in Tennessee
An ad touts Papes Cold Compound promising instant relief for grippe misery with doses every five hours. In a separate item, a blasting train incident at Slick Rock near Maryville kills three and injures four as it crashes into a home, killing a 14 year old girl and a woman, with others hurt.
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Maryville
Tenn
Conntrol
Slick Rock
Bunt Sloane
Sloane
Robert Brown
Doctors Praise Calotabs for Cold Relief
Public health ad touts Calotabs as the best remedy to break up a cold overnight and ease sore throat, cough, and grip. It claims new Calotabs are purified, with no nausea, and sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents.
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Glows
Fleas
California
Kaiser
Lendengi
Exton
Warren K. Uillings
Dusly
States Supreme Court
Venizelou
U. S
New York
Miiotherios Venizelos
Greece
Europe
American Hellenic Liberal Association
London
Balkan
Gilbert
Austin
Tex
Frank Z. Gilbert
Liberty County
Lfe
W.P. Hobby
Board of Pardons
Luxembourg
Belgium
Tavorite
Dashbourg
Mmountain
I. W. Grove
Ol Hosea
Mim
Crowder
Lo Gyles
Fallow
Ale
Louis
Munson
Spain
Rowse
Buster Brown
Bluh English
Boy Scout
West-Houston
T-Cor.flores
Jarr
Roy L. McCardell
Pape
Grippe
Sant Mrs. Jarr
Willie
Emma
Mr. Jarr
Mrs. Dare
Mrs. Jarry
George
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