Negro Arrested in Denver Linked to Mail Pouch Robbery
Charles Stevens known as Savage, a Black man with a Kansas conviction for a $50,000 mail pouch robbery, was arrested in Denver at his grandfather’s home and is held by federal authorities. Agents from Salt Lake City head here with case data as local officers await details on the exact charge.
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Denver
Colo
Charles Stevens
Savage
Kansas
United States
Ralph Smith
Salt Lake City
Wilson to appear on platform to shake hands in Ohio Indiana tour
President Wilson will not give speeches en route to Omaha but will appear on the rear platform at several Ohio and Indiana towns to greet crowds. Kent Wilson travels the Middle West amid cheering crowds with brief stops at Salem and Alliance Ohio. Three board members will investigate the eight hour railway law with names to be announced upon consent.
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Kent Wilson
Middle West
Omaha
Salem
Alliance
Ohio
Mr. Wilson
Woodrow
Wilson
Indiana
Wis
Pittsburg Greeted Wilson on Special En Route to Omaha
President Wilson passed through Pittsburg on a special train en route to Omaha for his first middle western campaign speech. He planned no prolonged stops before Chicago, where he will speak tomorrow night. He refused rear platform appearances and will travel on a private car attached to a regular train, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson, Secretary Tumulty, and Dr. Cary T. Grayson.
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Wilson
Pittsburg
Omaha
Chicago
West Virginia Jury Finds Eleven In War Eagle Not Guilty
In federal court at Huntington on October 4, a verdict of not guilty was returned for eleven War Eagle precinct residents in Mingo county. They were accused of fraud in connection with the 1914 congressional election.
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Untington
W. Va
War Eagle Precinct
Mingo County
A Good Scout Eats Without Fear
An advertisement proclaims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets enable digestion after meals and before bed. It promises a free trial and a 50 cent box from any drug store.
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Stuart
Free Trial Coupon Request From Stuart Co
A reader asks for a free trial package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets from F A Stuart Co located at 230 Stuart Ogee Marshall Michigan. The request includes a name street city and state but lacks complete mailing details.
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F. A. Stuart Co
Stuartogee Marshall
Mich
Stuart
Obituary for Helen Kane of San Antonio
Mrs Helen Kane 46 died Tuesday at 301 Becker Street after living in Boston and Ohio before moving to San Antonio a year ago She is survived by husband J D Kane and sons James David and John Walter Kane all of San Antonio daughters Elizabeth Thompson Lottie Kane and Mrs Philip Wolf a father John Rankin of Scotland sister Mrs Jane Thompson and brothers James and John Rankin Funeral is Thursday at 4 pm from the residence with interment City Cemetery No 1
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Helen Kane
Becker Street
County Antrim
Ireland
Scotland
United States
Boston
Ohio
San Antonio
Lottie Kane
Philip Wolf
John Rankin
Jane Thompson
Philadelphia
James
Glasgow
City Cemetery No. 1
Cuban-born Mrs. Radau Dies in San Antonio Sanitarium
Felicia Radau aged 30 died at 10 PM Tuesday in a San Antonio sanitarium. A native of Pinar Del Rio Cuba she had lived in San Antonio about two months after coming from Waterloo Illinois. Survived by husband Max and three sons Hugo Richard Antonio Lewis all of San Antonio. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 PM from Pearce Robinson parlors with Rev Paul Hein of Grace Lutheran officiating, City Cemetery No.
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Felicia Radau
San Antonio
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Spain
Waterloo
Radau
Max Radau
Hugo
Richard
Antonio Lewis
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking
Paul Hein
Grace Lutheran Church
City Cemetery No
Mrs Emma Krisch Dies at 44 in City Residence
Mrs Emma Krisch, a lifelong resident, died Wednesday at noon at her home 321 Warren Street. The obituary notes her age and local roots.
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Emma Krisch
Warren Street
Jad Salts Kidney Flush Ad Warns of Backaches
An old newspaper column promotes Jad Salts as a cure for kidney sluggishness and bladder issues. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast for several days will cleanse kidneys, stop pain, and neutralize urine acids, noting its harmless, inexpensive, effervescent formula. A local druggist cites selling the product to those seeking early kidney relief.
Talk With a San Antonio Man About Kidney Relief
A San Antonio resident, Mr Moegelin, describes a kidney illness with back pain and colored secretions. He credits Doan s Kidney Pills with curing him after two boxes, and recommends asking for the same remedy at dealers priced 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Milwaukee? Buffalo NY.
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San Antonio
Moegelin
Doan
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Obituary: Mrs Wegel of San Antonio
San Antonio woman survived by husband Julius Krisch three sons Edgar George Claude six daughters Alma Olga Julia Erma Edna Goldie four brothers William Louis Theodore Charles Wegel and a sister Mrs Robert Schuetze. Funeral at 4 pm Thursday by Rev Thomas F Gallaher from Utica Presbyterian Church with interment in Hermann Sons Cemetery.
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San Antonio
Julius Krisch
Edgar
George
Claude
Alma
Olga
Julia
Erma
Edna
Goldie
William
Louis
Theodore
Charles Wegel
Robert Schuetze
Thomas F. Gallaher
Utica Presbyterian Church
Hermann Sons
Death Notice for Andrew Jackson Rumsey in San Antonio
Andrew Jackson Rumsey aged 39 died at 8 45 PM Tuesday at a friend’s residence 216 Poplar Street He was a native of Texas and came to San Antonio from Kenedy five days ago He is survived by his widow and five children all of Kenedy The body was sent to Kenedy Wednesday morning by Sloan Hagy Undertaking Company
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Andrew Jackson Rumsey
Andrew Jackson Rumley
Poplar Street
Texas
San Antonio
Kenedy
Sloan & Hagy Undertaking Company
General Terauchi to Form Cabinet in Tokyo
TOKIO Oct 4 The emperor asked Lieutenant General Seiki Terauchi former minister of war and resident general in Korea to organize a cabinet in succession to the i
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Terauchi
Tokio
Seiki Terauchi
Korea
Dodson's Liver Tone Replaces Calomel Says Town Druggists
Local druggists report a drop in calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. They tout it as safe, effective, and backed by guarantees, costing 50 cents a bottle. The vegetable remedy promises easy relief from liver sluggishness without stomach upset or next day ailments.
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Dodson
Bishop Dunne Hurt in Auto Accident Near Princeville
In Peoria Illinois on Oct 4 a car crash near Princeville injured Right Rev Edmund M Dunne bishop of Peoria badly. Father Edward J Schuetz chancellor of the Catholic Diocese and Father James V Shannon rector of St Marys Cathedral were involved with Dunne sustaining a broken leg and Shannon seriously hurt.
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Peoria
Ill
Edward J. Schuetz
St. Mary's Cathedral
Edmund M. Dunne
Diocese of
James V Shannon
Princeville
Milk Inquiry to Probe Price Fixing in New York
An investigation by a Supreme Court referee will determine if milk distributors or the Dairymen's League violated the state anti trust law by fixing milk prices. A Friday start follows a conference between Mayor Mitchel and company representatives aimed at settling the dispute without a ruling.
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Supreme Court
New York
Milk Distributing Companies
Dairymen's League of Farmers
Mitchel
New York Milk Distributing Companies
Dairymen's League
Understanding on Mining Matters in Mexico and U S
Atlantic City reports further study by the Mexican American joint commission on border control plans. General Bliss may advise the American panel as Pershing’s forces may exit before Carrazza’s stance on mine reopenings is settled. Mining interests press for an equitable tax schedule and protest discriminatory decrees amid transit concerns.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Tasker H. Bliss
United States Army
Pershing
Carranza
Tug Returns to Tampa as Oil Steamer Heads to Quarantine
The tug Senator Bailey left Tampa in response to wireless calls from the Gulf Refining Company's oil steamer J. M. Guffey, reported 100 miles off Eggmont bar en route from Tampico with 30,000 barrels of oil and 28 crew. The Guffey was expected to reach quarantine near Tampa Sunday night.
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Tampa
Fla
Senator Bailey
Gulf Refining Company
J. M. Guffey
Eggmont Bar
Guffey
Tampico
British Red Cross Steamer Blows Up in Dover Channel
Boulogne dispatch to The Figaro reports a British Red Cross steamer exploded Sunday morning in the Strait of Dover. Wireless transmission conveyed the disaster news but lacks detailed information at present.
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Paris
British Red Cross
Dover
Boulogne
Figaro
Salt as a Healing Agent Shifts in Medical Practice
An old household remedy gains prominence as a sole healing agent through continuous saline irrigation washing wounds and guarding against infection. The piece links this to British military hospital use and recalls early 1900s medical debates on saline solutions affecting heart rhythms.
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New York World
University of Chicago
Jacques Loeb
D. J. Lingle
Salt’s Essential Role Across History and Life
Salt has long been valued for health and survival from ancient healing to blood circulation after hemorrhage. Inland communities revered saline springs as divine gifts and salt chunks once served as money. The mineral carried religious symbolism and the bond of friendship through shared salt.
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Mrs
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Fredericksburg Road
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
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Father Schuetz
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Red Cross
Pyrene Manufacturing Company
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St. Louis
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