Wilson praised as world’s greatest statesman by Gardiner
London July 24 Pres Wilson is seen as the world’s greatest statesman whose leadership could shape civilization. Alfred G Gardiner credits Wilson with decisive wartime impact and urges America to stand behind him, noting Wilson’s rare blend of thought and action and his constructive vision.
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Kenneth W. Payne
London
Wilson
America
Alfred G. Gardiner
London Daily News
Gardiner
the Star
Bernard Shaw
Haz
Gene Smuts
Lincoln
Ruskin
Ohio Socialists Sentenced in Draft Evasion Case
Three Ohio socialists prominent in the national party were sentenced in Cleveland to one year in the federal workhouse for aiding a slacker to escape draft registration. Defendants include FE Ruthenberg mayoral hopeful, Alfred Wagenknecht state secretary, and Chas Baker organizer.
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Ohio
National Party
FE Ruthenberg
Cleveland
Alfred Wagenknecht
Socialist Party
Chas Baker
Troops Guard Canneries as 2900 Fruit Canners Strike
United States artillery detachments arrive near Pratt-Lowe cannery in Santa Clara to back San Jose and Santa Clara officials and growers amid a strike of 2900 fruit canners. Troops await orders from Camp Fremont and will operate under Governor Stephens if violence erupts.
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United Press
San Jose
Cal
United States
Pratt-Lowe Fruit
Santa Clara
United States Artillery
Camp
Fremont
Hunter Liggett
Stephena
Market Report for Fresh Produce Prices and Local Ads
Today's market lists prices for artichokes cantaloupe celery lettuce and more from California Nebraska Florida and local sources. An advertisement for Haynes watch repair and Liberty Theatre adds local business notices.
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Neane
California
Dow
Nebraska
Florida
Eesevneeseresere
Aetes
Haynes
Liberty Theatre
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cited in Philadelphia Cure
Mrs Thos McGonigal of 3432 Hartville Street Philadelphia writes of relief from four years of crippling female ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits a two day decision window and three bottles for a complete recovery and allows publication of her letter.
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Philadelphia
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Thos. McGonigal
Hartville Street
Phila, Pa
Minister Arrested on Fraud Charge
Portland July 25 Rev. GR Dye of Mount Vernon Ohio, a minister, is under arrest for attempting to defraud an insurance company. He allegedly set fire to his house to collect the insurance.
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Portland
GR Dye
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Quality Economy and Durability in Dentistry Plates
Dentalloy Plates promise comfort and perfect service with a fit guaranteed. Prices start at $10 and emphasize durability and value for dental work.
Under Gas He Confesses He Is Kaiser’s Agent
Axel Johnson, charged as a German spy in Globe Arizona, confessed under gas at a local hospital that he served as a Kaiser agent. Officials report he talked of membership in the German officers reserve corps and living as a Swede in Globe. Federal agents seized him and arrested him, as Carl Kastner, a companion, admitted he escaped from a Canadian internment camp during the war.
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Dy United Press
GLOBE
Ariz
Axel Johnson
Johnson
Carl Kastner
Last Lecture at University Tonight
Final open lecture to be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Bagley Hall. Professor William F. Ogburn of the sociology department will discuss Adaptation of Environment to Man, as the last lecture of the summer session at the University of Washington with examinations Friday.
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University of Washington
Bagley Hall
William F. Ogburn
Sociology
Dowd Family Mourns John W Dowd in Janesville Death
Frank Dowd secretary of Seattle nerie No 1 F O E and his daughter Margaret travel to Janesville Wisconsin after learning John W Dowd father of Frank has died there.
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Frank Dowd
Seattle Nerie
No. 1
Order of Eagles
Margaret
Janesville
Wis
John W. Dowd
Letters: Advice for a jealous husband and dominant spouse
Cynthia Grey advises a young wife facing a controlling husband who stops to talk with female friends. She suggests the wife take a calmer approach, greet friends, and let the husband worry, noting that civility and calm talk can curb arrogance. The column urges steady, self-respecting behavior to balance the marriage.
Grays Harbor Mills Readied to Reopen After Strike
In Hoquiam on July 25 injunctions curb picketing as Grays Harbor mills prepare to reopen today or tomorrow. Earlier resumed plants faced little trouble with unions. five pickets were arrested. Logging camps reopen with full crews, while workers say the strike is winning and camps run short handed.
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Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
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