Banks Asked to Take Over Subscriptions for Campaign Funds
Banks and trust companies nationwide are asked by the Democratic national committee to receive and transmit subscriptions to campaign funds for all three national parties. Governor Wilson’s letter expresses strong support and urges banks to act as patriotic receivers, with McAdoo backing the plan to free campaigns from hidden influences.
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New York
Demcratic
National Committee
Democrate
Bank and Trust Company
United States
Woodrow Wilson
McAdoo
Aoe
Aa Gampatens
Eee
Democratic National Committee
Republican
Progressive National Committees
Pubiic
Wilson
Sea Girt
N. J
McAdo
Former Governor Comer Praises Colonel and Eyes 2 Roles
Former Alabama governor B. B. Comer signals a post session decision on running for governor or U S Senate to succeed Johnston. He plans statewide speeches, defends Roosevelt on sparing issues, and hints at visits to Greenville and Butler County while reaffirming Democratic roots.
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B. B. Comer
United States
Thomas G. Jones
Greenville
Butler County
George Ward
Roosevelt
Black Belt
Alabama
Emmet O'Neal
Wilson Campaign Schedule and Westward Push
Governor Woodrow Wilson returns from a weekend retreat and lines up a busy campaign week in New Jersey and the Midwest. He will address the Plattdeutscher Volk fest Verein in Union Hill and speak in Trenton for the Democratic League, with baby parade plans at Asbury Park, while party officials map Western movements and nominate efforts intensify in Indiana and beyond.
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Woodrow Wilson
Plattdeutscher Volkfest Verein
Union Hill
Trenton
Democratic League
Asbury Park
Joseph E. Davies
Wisconsin
Mr. Davies
Chicago
O’gormar
New York
Spring Lake
Wilson
Middle West
Davies
Indianapolis
Congress
O'Gorman
Culberson
Gore
Burleson
Texas
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Catholics Open Eleventh AFCS Convention in Louisville
In Louisville on August 18 the eleventh annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies opened before about four hundred delegates and thousands of Catholics. Archbishop Giovanni Bonzano conducted Mass at the Cathedral of the Assumption and gave apostolic benediction. A grand parade featured 41 parishes, 60 societies, and notable Indian chiefs Hollow Horn Bear and Joe Thorn Cloud riding a Kentucky horse.
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Louisville
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Cathedral of the Assumption
Giovanni Bonzano
United States
Mitylene
Bonzano
Chief Hollow Horn Bear
Sultan
Kentucky
Cc. W. Bunce
Flist Regiment Armory
Archbishop Bonzano
Denis O’donaghue
James B. McCreary
Head
Edward Feeney
Brooklyn
Federation
Sebastian G. Mesemer
Milwaukee
James A. McFaul
Trenton
N. J
President Sun Yat Sen defies threats from rivals
Shanghai August 18 Dr Sun Yat Sen former provisional president of China disregarded warnings for his safety after Hankaw generals were executed. He left Shanghai for Peking with General Huang Sing who led the southern republican army in the revolution that toppled the nominal government.
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Shanghai
Sun Yat Fen
China
Hankaw
Peking
Huang Sing
Southern Republican
Foley Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Butchered by Testimonial
A reader from Winfield Alabama writes that his father, aged seventy two, suffered kidney trouble for years. After using Foley Kidney Pills, he could pass water without a catheter by day five and was eventually cured, prompting a strong recommendation.
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Winfield
Ala
Mr. J
Ray
Dr Sun Yat Sen Loyalists Executed in Peking Conspiracy Case
The southern generals allied with Dr Sun Yat Sen’s Tung Men Sifui were executed under Yuan Shi Kai’s order in Peking for alleged conspiracy. Two officers faced drumhead trials and were shot in the capital, and the remaining officers were later executed in Hankow after being returned in chains.
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Sun Yat Sen
Tung Men Sifui
Yuan Shi Kai
Peking
Ovf
Hankow
Skinner Defendant Ordered to Answer in 1912 Case
The Alabama circuit records an affidavit that Warren P. Skinner, a non-resident aged over twenty one with unknown current address, must answer or demur to Nellie B. Skinner's bill by September 12, 1912, or a subpoena will issue.
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Mobile
Alabama
Register’s Office
Carrie Westman
Peter Holmstead
Indiana
Mobile Daily Item
Carl Holzborn
Register
Nellie B. Skinner
Warren P. Skinner
Seana
Cottage Home For Sale on Georgia Ave and Montauk Ave
Cottage at 103 Georgia avenue and 8 Mon tauk avenue offers a large six room house with kitchen bath servants rooms attached stables and a 55 by 135 foot lot in good condition currently rented at 420 per year. Property must be sold before next rental season with option to sell an additional connecting fronting lot on ontank avenue. Sage Burgett Yuille 72 St Francis Street.
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Georgia Avenue
Montauk Avenue
Sage, Burgett & Yuille
ST. Francis Street
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