War Goes On in Ohio Anti-Saloon League Battle
Ohio Anti-Saloon League announces continued campaign after Tuesday results show the reestablishment of a fee system defeated by about 400000 votes. Charles M. Narhart says the war continues as the next fight targets minor courts reform in a possible extra legislative session. The defeat of the united Chiropractors' Bill and the persistence of anti- prohibition forces signal a dramatic lawmaking clash ahead.
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Columbus
Ohio Auto-Saloon League
Charles M. Narhart
Ohio Antifa- Yoon League
Earhart
Donahey
United Chiropractors
Anti-Saloon League
Cicht
League
A Tip For Hot Water Drinkers Kruschen Salts Ad
Advertisement promoting Kruschen Salts as a daily health tonic. Claims two tablets in hot water boost liver and kidney function, detoxify, energize tissues, and regulate the system. Sells a bottle of 60 tablets for 60 cents in druggists worldwide with the tagline It’s the little daily dose that does it.
End Near in Colo as Strike Disrupts
Denver Dateline reports rising numbers of miners returning to work and growing disorganization among strikers in Colorado. Governor Adams has used state troops to curb picketing, narrowing the labor dispute as more miners resume duties. Also noted are automobile tests producing an aggregate 400,000,000 horsepower from 250 cars.
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Nenver, Coro
Healthier Stronger Girl Uses Vegetable Compound
A Silverton Oregon worker named Julia Schmidt credits Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her recovery from five years of weakness. She reports improved health and strength after taking the product and recommends it to friends. Address 113 Wilson St Silverton Oregon. For sale by all druggists.
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Oregon
America
Van
Julia Schmidt
Lydia H. Pinkham
Miss Schmidt
Wilson St
Silverton
Love letters of Carol to be published in leaflets
London reports the Romanian government will publish facsimiles of former crown prince Carol’s love letters to his first morganatic wife Mme Zig Lambrino and to his latest partner Mme Lupescu. The letters, prepared for a publicity campaign against the Carolist movement, will appear in leaflets authorized for distribution across the realm. A separate note mentions a mammoth pile driver that can drive two piles at once. Political advertising.
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London
Carol
Mme. Zig
Lambrino
Mme. Lupescu
Ithe Daily News
Vienna
Huge Detroit Brewery Raided After Election Returns
In Detroit, within 18 hours after returns showed Mayor John M. Smith’s defeat, a large underground brewery under Woodward Avenue was raided. Valued alcohol and paraphernalia exceed 500000 dollars. networks extend under a park and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra hall. Entrance was the Selden Chop House cabaret. exit a secret ground iron door. No arrests were made. The tale ends with an odd note that the first thermometer was toy invented by Galileo.
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Detroit
Mich
John M. Smith
Woodward Avenue
Nalia
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Edsel Ford
Henry Ford
Selden Chop House
Foil Plot to Break Prison Revealed at Clinton Prison
In Dannemora New York prison officials disclosed a long term prisoners plot to escape. Leon Kramer of the Whittemore gang of jewelry thieves allegedly headed the plan and was serving forty years. He stabbed a fellow inmate he claimed was the squealer after learning authorities knew of the scheme.
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Dannemora
N. Y
Clinton
Leon Kramer
iWhittemore
Kramer
Wounded Man Named But Not Disclosed in Update
The official would not disclose the wounded man’s name but said he would recover. No other details on the incident or responders were provided in the brief update.
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Maple Hurst Orchestra
Toledo
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