Well Known Women Speak Of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription
A Cleveland area feature highlights women endorsing Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription for female health. Letters from Mrs J W Kesler of Conneaut and Mrs Sarah Hilderbrand of Ashtabula praise relief from painful periods and uterine distress and urge other women to try the medicine. Carrie Whelpley of Lake Street also supports its use for daughters and personal health.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Conneaut
United States Stands Firm in Adriatic Treaty Dispute
The United States insists it will not yield on the Adriatic settlements and demands that Britain France and Italy return to the December 9 Adriatic plan. The State Department released the full correspondence, detailing memoranda, notes and replies through February 24, with Wilson warning against coercive territorial claims and urging a new spirit for a concert of powers.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
State Department
Clemenceau
Eyre Crowe
England
Frank L. Polk
Adriatic
Istria
Albona
Fiume
League
Zara
Pelagosa
Lissa
Lussia
Anie
Albania
Greece
Valona
Youth Slain by Robber in Akron
Russell Borway aged twenty was shot and killed by a highwayman after he mocked a command to surrender. The robber fled the scene in Akron on March 1.
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Akron
Russell Borway
Porto Rico Population Reaches 1,295,826
San Juan reports the latest census shows Porto Rico’s total population at 1,295,826 as of March 1. The figure reflects the island’s demographic size and distribution reported in the census.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
Was-an
Rum Revolt Ends in Iron River After Armistice
In Iron River Michigan on February 26 Commissioner Kramer set an armistice by telegraph, ordering Maj. A V Dalrymple to meet with State's Attorney Martin McDonough to seek a compromise. The clash arose over destruction of nine barrels of wine by Iron River Italians Scaleucci. Dalrymple abandoned plans to arrest officials and three Italians, while a dramatic lobby confrontation with McDonough highlighted the standoff.
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Iron River
Mich
Charles P. Kramer
National Prohibition
Washington
Maj
A. V. Dalrymple
Martin McDonough
Departmens of Justice
Department
McDonough
Major Dalrymple
Iron Inn
Dalrymple
Millions Still Under Arms
The Y M C A war work council reports Europe keeps large armies in readiness. France has one million under arms, Poland another million, with Italy Czecho Slovakia and others following. American occupation troops total 7,000. Over 1,600 Y workers run welfare services. About 500,000 Russian prisoners remain in Germany, sent in three trainloads weekly.
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New York
Europe
War Work Council
France
Poland
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
War‘ Work Council
Germany
Bears Fifth Pair of Twins in Jersey City
Mrs. Richard Doherty wife of a New Jersey judge gave birth to twins for the fifth time in ten years. Both babies and mother are reported to be doing well.
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Jersey City
N. J
Richard Doherty
Doherty
Court of Common Pleas
Lawyers Indicted in Chicago Federal Case
Daniel J. Schuyler of SD and Charles Weinfeld attorneys were indicted by the federal grand jury in Chicago on charges connected to a U S government case. The proceedings mark a notable development in a long running investigation.
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Chicago
Daniel J. Schuyler
Charles Weinfeld
French Troops Leave Marash After Fierce Fight
Official dispatches say French forces withdrew from Marash after hard fighting with Turkish units. French wounded will be cared for by the American Red Cross. Armenian massacres in Marash are reported but numbers vary. Lloyd George questioned in Commons. no confirmation of 20,000 slain.
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London
Marash
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Mersina
Colby Named Secretary of State Succeeding Lansing
Bainbridge Colby of New York, a Progressive ally of Theodore Roosevelt, will succeed Robert Lansing as secretary of state. The White House announced the selection. Colby led the United States Shipping Board and was vice president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation from 1917 to 1919.
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Washington
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Progressive
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert Lansing
Wilson
White House
Colby
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Members of mob go free in Kentucky riots
Lexington Kentucky February 28 special grand jury investigating riots that led to an attempted lynching of Will Lockett and the slaying of Geneva Hardman refused to indict any mob members. The report noted testimony warranted action but did not pursue indictments.
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Lexington
Will Lockett
Geneva Hardman
Wireless Phone Carries Far
News from New York reports a wireless telephone conversation spanning vast distances. It mentions connections between Ossining and points in North Dakota and Kansas, highlighting a distance of about 1 500 miles as described by Robert F. Gowen.
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New York
Ossining
North Dakota
Robert F. Gowen
Kansas
Final Packing Decree Filed Ends Big Five Control
Washington March 1 The decree bars the Big Five packers from any line of business except distributing meat and by products. Palmer said it removes their control over unrelated industries and confines activities to meat distribution. The order requires sale of stockyard holdings and prohibits retail meat, unrelated lines, and use of distributing branch systems. Perpetual court jurisdiction ensures enforcement and possible further action.
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Washington
Big 5
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Palmer
Department of Justice
United States
East Chicago Man Proudly Father of 27 Kids
East Chicago Indiana March 1 East Chicago boasts of a man who is the father of 27 children He is John Jones.
Passenger ships land 168 025 at New York in 1919
New York March 1 passenger steamships made 424 trips to the port of New York in 1919 and landed 168 025 passengers, announced by William Moore landing agent for the immigration service.
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New York
William ©. Moore
Immigration Service
Receiver for Packing Firm in Des Moines Names Cavanaugh
Des Moines March 1 announces John Cavanaugh elected president of the packing firm as receiver for the organization enters a key leadership stage. Details indicate ongoing restructuring under court oversight and the firm’s future direction.
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Des
Moines
John Cavanaugh
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Woman’s Remedy Praised for Back Aches and Ill Health
Mrs. Pear. Hitz of Knoxville Tennessee reports chronic back pain fatigue and loss of appetite improved after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Liver Pills and Sonative Wash. She urges others to try the remedy and credits doctors and extensive letters with proof of its efficacy.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pear
Hitz
Jacksboro St
Tennessee
Lydia E. Pinkam
Mustarine Mustard Plaster Claims Fast Pain Relief
Begg's Mustarine marketed as a ready to use mustard plaster with added pain killers. It promises rapid relief from lameness sore muscles stiff neck cramps earache backache headache and toothache with claims it draws pain from sore feet and is good for chilblains and frosted feet supplied by 8 C Wells & Co Le Roy NY.
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Begg
C. Wells & Co
le Roy
N. Y
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