Passport ruling limits visas for belligerent nations
Secretary states that members planning to sail on chartered ships by Henry Ford will not receive passports to belligerent countries but only to neutral regions in Europe. Jary Lansing says passports are for American citizens from belligerent nations when required by government. no distinction between peace advocates and other citizens. The administration stresses no urgent business of unofficial peace efforts to officials.
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Henry Ford
Europe
Jary Lansing
Lansing
Peace 2d
United
Preliminary injunction against roads upheld in Alabama ruling
A judge granted a reinstatement of a preliminary injunction blocking the Louisville and Nashville Great Southern and Southern pacs from cancelling preferential raw material shipments to the Birmingham district. The order, first issued September 28 by Chancellor R Chapman, was partly affirmed by Chancellor Whiteside at Anniston.
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Whiteside
Martin
Louisville
Nashville
Great Southern
Southern
Birmingham
Supreme Burt
DBO
R. Chapman
Anniston
White bread harms animals and humans say critics
An advertisement-like piece argues white bread damages health while whole wheat supports growth. It claims white flour removes minerals and promotes debility, promoting Natural Vitalitas as a tonic to cure chronic liver and kidney issues, advertised by Sutton's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Huhe
United States
Nature
von Agen
Sutton
Uncle Wiggily Needs Sugar and Molasses in Ginger Cake
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit sets out for sugar and molasses to help Nurse Jane bake a ginger cake despite a snowy day and a curious friend the skillery scalery alligator. He falls into a leaf covered hole but is rescued by the alligator using his tail as a ladder.
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Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Nurse Jane
Uncle
Uncle W
Jane
Skillery Scalery
Gator
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wigany
Uncle Wiggly
Mr.Gator
Uncle Wigsily
Uncle Wigagily
Mrs. Wibblewobble
New Haven Men Freed on Major Antitrust Charge
William Rockefeller and ten co defendants were found innocent of one key antitrust count in the New Haven railroad case. The charge concerned the 1907 acquisition of the New York West Chester and Boston Railway, alleged to have stifled competition. Judge Hunt suppressed the government's testimony for lack of shown intent.
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New York
William Rockefeller
New Haven
New York, West Chester and Boston Railway Company
Hunt
Toa
Stock Stock Farm forms Mobile County goat and stock business
Mobile County Goat and Stock Farm filed for incorporation in probate court. C V Shoub presides with A Kanstanzer R M Dyer and R H McConnell as officers and directors. Purpose includes raising buying selling and handling goats hogs cattle and live stock plus fruit growing and real estate deals. Authorized capital ten thousand dollars. Officers based in Mobile with shares allocated to six named individuals.
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Mobile County
C. V. Shoub
A. Kanstanzer
R. M. Dyer
Robert H. McConnell
Messrs. Shoub
McConnell
Konstanzer
Mobile
Spring Hill
Ala
Robertsdale
James EB. McCoy
East Liverpool
Ohio
Sage Tea for Gray Hair Restores Color and Shine
An old home remedy returns to vogue as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in a 50 cent bottle. A downtown druggist touts its natural darkening effect, refreshing the hair and aiding dandruff and scalp itch with regular use.
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Wyeth
Biloxi Elks to Hold Memorial Services
Biloxi Lodge No. 606 BPO Elks will honor deceased brothers Sunday at 4 30 o clock. Gulfport County Attorney R C Cowan will deliver the oration and Judge I B of Biloxi will deliver the cud to departed brothers. Olaf Moburg, son of Mr and Mrs Albert J Moburg of 126 Washington street, was seriously injured when run over by an automobile yesterday afternoon.
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Biloxi
B. P. O. Elke
R. C. Cowan
Gulfport
I. B
Olaf Moburg
Albert J. Moburg
Washington Street
Empress Sadako Gives Birth to Fourth Son in Japan
Empress Sadako of Japan delivered a son at 7:36 last evening in what is described as the fourth son born to the emperor and empress. The birth occurred in Tokio and adds another child to the imperial family.
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Empress OF
Japan
Tokio
Sadako
New Shipping Bill Replaces Previous Measure in Congress
A draft administration shipping bill now in the hands of the House Merchant Marine Committee would appropriate 50 million dollars for ships usable as naval auxiliaries. It creates a federal board to regulate deep water traffic similar to the Interstate Commerce Commission’s control of railroads.
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Washington
Administration
Congress
House Merchant Marine Committee
McAdoo
Redfield
Interstate Commerce Commission
German Agency Denies Submarine Capture Report
Berlin says Overseas Agency calls claims that three German submarines were caught in a net off the Orkney Islands and that crews surrendered as simple inventions. Report appeared on December 3 and was wireless to Sayville.
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Berlin
Sayville
Orkney Islands
Overseas Agency
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