Paula Newton’s New York Dream and Emmas Stand
Paula Newton recounts leaving a restaurant job after Emma helps her resist unwanted advances. She saves money for a future acting career, writes Horace Chambers a note declining his friendship, and contemplates moving to New York to join a reputable dramatic company while facing family scrutiny and a sudden encounter with Georgiana and Aunt Rachel.
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Paula
Hod
Mr. Chambers
New York
Emma
Georgiana
Rachel
Chariie Montgomery
Aunt Rachel
Ana
Magnesia Tablets Give Quick Relief For Stomach Trouble
A reader notes that ordinary digestive aids often fail and recommends pure magnesia tablets from a druggist. Taking a small amount with water after meals can relieve acid indigestion, gas, and heartburn, enabling near-normal meals without pain. Continued use is claimed not to harm the stomach while symptoms persist.
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Aioe
Fellatic Wasserman Blood Test Office Hours
Patient guidance outlines appointment windows for blood testing with Dr Donaway Cates and Third. Hours listed include 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sundays with unclear dates and additional fragments.
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Wasserman
Donaway Cates
Mexico's Mineral Wealth Ranked Among World Leaders
An optimistic note asserts that Mexico holds a top rank in mineral wealth with riches described as practically inexhaustible, highlighting the nation's long term industrial promise.
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Mexico
Nations
Teutons lose heart in hard fighting near Somme
French barrage repelled repeated German assaults south of the Somme with strongest violence at Denlecourt and Berny-En-San terre. North of the Somme no counter attack occurred. France celebrates the second anniversary of the Marne and reports gains near Peronne and Chauines-Peronne railway. Forty prisoners taken at Pleury. Lorraine surprise attack stopped.
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Paris
Somme
Denlecourt
Berny-En-Santerre
Marne
Peronne
Chauines-Peronne
Pleury
Verdun
Lorraine
Sepri Szep Gyorgi Captured in Transylvania
Romanian troops captured the Transylvanian town of Sepri Szep Gyorgi in the Merisor valley after hard fighting in the Maros valley. About 627 Romanian prisoners were taken and 500 wagons of supplies were seized. Fighting continued along the Dobrudja frontier and at Tutrakan as German Bulgarian attacks were repulsed.
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Bucharest
Sepri Szep Gyorgi
Merisor
Maros
Transylvania
Tutrakan
Danube
Dobrudja
British airmen destroy German submarine at Zeebrugge
British airmen bombarded and destroyed a German submarine in Zeebrugge harbor and returned safely to their base at Dunkirk according to reports today.
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Amsterdam
Zeebrugge
Dunkirk
Seven Romanian Works Seized Near Bucharest
German and Bulgarian forces stormed and captured seven Romanian works at Tutrakam, about 40 miles southeast of Bucharest, officials announced today.
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Berlin
Tutrakam
Bucharest
curb fuel yards in residence districts bill introduced
Council votes to regulate fuel yards with 310 signatures and a plan to issue permits by the superintendent of buildings. Protests would go to the board of public works. Debate on billboard rules by Hanna and Hesketh postponed a week due to Hanna’s breakdown and inability to attend.
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Hanna
Board of Public Works
Hesketh
Court awards injunction against longshoremen in Pacific Coast case
Federal Judge Neterer grants Pacific Coast Steamship Company a permanent injunction against striking longshoremen. The company, a U.S. mail and interstate carrier, claims acts were authorized though there is no evidence union members were expelled or disciplined.
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Neterer
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Pacific Coast Company
Col Blackton Sues Ford Over Peace Ad Libel Suit
J Stuart Blackton files a $1,000,000 libel suit against Henry Ford alleging Ford peace advertisements harmed the photoplay The Battle Cry of Peace produced by Blackton. The claim centers on perceived libel of the film through Ford's ads.
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Col. Blackton
Henry Ford
Ford
Blackton
Villa Reappears With March on El Valle Base
Reported by San Antonio dispatches Pancho Villa is moving toward the Santa Clara valley in South Central Chihuahua to strike the American expeditionary force base at El Valle about 76 miles south of Pershing headquarters Colonia Dubian. Estimates of Villa’s following range from 75 to 750. Army headquarters says U S troops at El Valle can counter any force Villa can gather.
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San Antonio
Tex
Pancho Villa
Santa Clara Valley
Chihuahua
el Valle
Gen. Pershing
Colonia Dubian
U. S
Villa
Wilkes In Critical Condition From Auto Crash
William F. Wilkes sales manager of the Western Dry Goods Co remains in critical condition at Providence Hospital after an early Tuesday morning auto accident at California avenue and Finley street. His wife and child stay at his bedside as he hovers between life and death.
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William F. Wilkes
Fern
The
Western Dry Goods Co
California Ave
Finley St
Tes
Providence Hospital
Wilkes
Milligan Arrested for Picketing Violates City Sign Rule
Police Judge Gordon ruled Tuesday that Charles Milligan, detained three weeks ago for picketing the American case, was in violation of the city ordinance restricting the use of city streets for advertising signs.
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Gordon
Charles Milligan
Employers' Association dinner torn over union tactics
W. G. Merritt of the Anti-Boycott Association of New York denounced labor union coercion methods at a Washington dinner of the Employers' Association on Tuesday.
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W. G. Merritt
Anti-Boycott Association of
New York
Employers’ Association of Washington
Diplomats to Fight in War on Blacklist
Washington reports a sharp diplomatic clash between allied governments and the United States is expected as amendments in the revenue bill prompt possible commercial retaliations. Officials say Britain may lead counter measures while the U S aims to end the British blacklist and discrimination against American commerce.
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Washington
United States
Senate
House Conference Committee
Allie
Real Britain
State Department
Observance Marks Lafayette’s Birthday Across Cities
A six nation wide observance honors the Marquis de Lafayette for aiding the American Revolution. New York speakers call the day a chance to praise his deeds and France’s support. Unveiling events include a statue in Fall River and a Lafayette statue bust in Lafayette Square New Orleans. Memorial services planned at St Paul’s Boston and in Washington with local patriotic groups.
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Marquis of Lafayette
France
United States
Fall Hiver
Mase
General Lafayette
New Orleans
Lafayette
Lafayette Square
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boston
Washington
D. C
Murder Hunt on Broadway
Detectives investigate the murder of Dwight Dilworth a lawyer killed in Lavere Lane Van Cortlandt Park Sunday night. Dolly Rogers the actress says she introduced Dilworth to Mary McNiff his companion that night as jealousy among Broadway women is considered a motive. Rogers suggests private detectives may have killed him while seeking information.
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New York
Broadway
Dwight Dilworth
Dolly” Rogers
Dwight
Jealousy blamed in murder by Kansas City wife
Mrs Grace Dilworth declares she knows her husband was killed by a woman and not robbers after receiving a telegram. She says jealousy is the probable motive and believes a woman killed him on New York Sunday night.
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Kansas City
Grace Dilworth
New York
Yukon Votes Wet In First Territory Prohibition Test
Yukon territory reports its first prohibition vote with a slim wet victory by three votes. Drys may challenge the result, according to unofficial tallies.
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Dawson
Y. T
Yukon Territory
Electric Home Is Their Aim
At the American Institute of Electrical Engineers convention in New Washington, engineers discussed a future where cooking heating and lighting are fully electric. Speakers included Carl H Hoge Edgar Perry and H B Pierce, with C B Magnusson noting the talks simplified to practical utility problems like supplying an electric iron in a five room flat.
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American Institute of Eleectrical Engineers
New Washington
Carl H. Hoge
Eadgar Perry
H. B. Pierce
C. B Magnusson
Seattle
Pacific Coast Convention Committee
Canadian orphan may trigger fight over girl in Kansas
Mrs Ida Spencer refuses to surrender the six year old British subject she adopted from a Canadian orphanage. The Canadian nuns claim recall rights under Canadian law and seek the child’s return. Attorneys say the dispute could become an international matter as the family remains in the United States.
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Peka
Kan
Ida Spencer
Spencer
Strike clash at Garfield hotel endangers dock workers
Four strike sympathizers chased P. Frost a dock worker into the Garfield hotel at 11 30 p m. Frost escaped after waiting until the assailants departed. About three hours later Dr H B Hill treated two longshoremen at the union hall for injuries, one cut on the leg. Police could not trace the trouble further.
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P. Frost
Garfield Hotel
Frost
H. 8
Hill
Union Hall
La Follette Renominated in Wisconsin Republican Primary
United States Senator Robert M. La Follette progressive Republican won renomination by a large majority over Malcolm G. Jeffries in the Wisconsin primary. Returns from yesterday's vote indicate strong support for La Follette to succeed himself.
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Milwaukee
United States
Robert M. LaFollette
Malcolm G. Jeffries
Janesville
Mass Meeting Aims for Clean Politics in Seattle
A non partisan gathering slated for Arcade hall Saturday at 8 p m will discuss Clean Politics for Seattle. The event invites residents to engage on reform and transparency in local government.
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Arcade Hall
Seattle
Suffrage Vote Is Unpledged at National Convention
Atlantic City N J Sept 6 The National Woman Suffrage Association ends its convention without endorsing any party or candidate after a protracted executive committee debate The plan calls for re electing Carrie Chapman Catt as president and electing a new vice president to replace Mrs Frank M Roensing More than a thousand women from 12 000 000 suffragists attend the opening in St Pauls church in Atlantic City
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Woman Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
Frank M. Roensing
St. Paul's Church
Careful Use of Soap on Hair for Healthy Looking Curls
A health note advises against most soaps and shampoos due to high alkali that dries the scalp and hairs. It recommends plain cocoanut oil as a greaseless, cheap alternative found at drug stores. Hair is moistened, rubbed with about a teaspoon, rinses clean, dries evenly, and leaves hair soft and fluffy while removing dust and dandruff.
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