Phelan Faces Tough California Senate Challenge
In San Francisco on October 1 James D. Phelan the senior California senator and Democrat faced a fierce re election contest against Samuel Shortridge the Republican nominee. The race features large party gaps with 780000 Republican and 242000 Democratic registered voters and estimates of a potential half million vote landslide claimed by Shortridge.
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Monument for Lyons Rabbi Bloch Honors Bravery
A monument was unveiled for Abraham Bloch grand rabbi of Lyons. The mortally wounded rabbi dragged to a dying Catholic soldier and pressed a crucifix to the soldier’s lips after the soldier mistook him for a priest.
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Abraham Bloch
Lyons
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Mussulman College Planned in Paris
Paris announces a Mussulman mosque and university to be built in the city after Algeria plans faltered. The project was shifted from Algeria to Paris following governmental compromise amid growing tensions in North Africa.
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Mussulman's University
Algeria
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Man Claims Bigamy Was Mistake to Save Honor
Henry James Coleman faced trial on bigamy charges in London when he said he did not view his actions as a crime but as a mistake done to protect a woman's honor by marrying again. He argued the second marriage was intended to preserve virtue rather than wrongdoing.
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London
Henry James Coleman
Asthmadol Joyner advertised as hay fever remedy
An advertising notice promotes Asthmadol Joyner for hay fever asthma and inflammatory respiratory conditions. It claims one dose provides instant relief and urges sufferers to obtain a bottle from Joyner Drug Co in Spokane or druggists locally, price 1.10 dollars.
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Pedestrian Hit by Auto Injures Youth on Whitman Avenue
George Heidman aged 14 of 4259 Woodlawn Avenue was struck by B D Candey of 4257 Whitman Avenue on Thursday. He was knocked to the pavement and suffered cuts and bruises to the head and leg, Candey reported to police.
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Woodlawn
D. Candey
Whitman Ave
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Maurice Meara Injured In Auto Collision Near Yale Apartments
Maurice Meara of Yale Apartments on Seventh Avenue and Columbia Street was bruised when struck near his home by a car driven by PF A Clark of 141 Third Avenue. The incident occurred in the vicinity of his residence.
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Yale Apartments
Seventh Ave
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PF. A. Clark
Third Ave
Paroled Boy Takes Blame For Mother in Conspiracy Case
Frankfort report says Wi Me Knuckles, who at sixteen lied to free his mother from conspiracy in the stepfather’s death, has been paroled. The boy claimed the crime at trial. his mother was convicted then later pardoned after a second trial upheld the conspiracy verdict. A separate Cleveland note mentions two bodies found in a moonshine dispute.
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Spokane Officer Claims Tanlac Restored Health and Weight
Officer C I Braim of Spokane describes severe stomach trouble and weight loss before taking Tanlac. After three bottles he reports weight gain, improved appetite, sleep, energy, and relief from gas dizziness and heart palpitations. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores.
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Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
The old time recipe Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens hair evenly restoring gray strands to natural color by morning after one or two applications. A downtown druggist notes its popularity as a simple inexpensive cosmetic. It is not a disease cure.
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Saya
Uncrowned World King Harding P G of the Reserve Bank
A political polemic extols William P.G. Harding governor general of the United States reserve board as a world power. It argues his control over bank policies could crash cotton markets and ruin farmers, portraying him as the planet’s most powerful figure.
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William PP. G. Harding
United States Reserve Board
Super Bank of the World
Harding
America
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