Wilson nominates Gerard Willard Tieman for posts
President Wilson transmitted nominations to the Senate appointing James W. Gerard of New York as ambassador to Germany Joseph E Willard of Virginia as minister to Spain Edward C Tieman of Missouri as deputy commissioner of pensions The item notes a separate excursion offer for Louisville and Nashville to New Orleans at 2.40 round trip with a Sunday departure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Germany
James W. Gerard
New York
Spain
Joseph E. Willard
Virginia
Edward C. Tieman
Missouri
Kilby Says Brown Won’t Run as Lt Governor
Special to The Item from Anniston Alabama reports Kilby declaring he is gratified that Watt T. Brown will not seek the lieutenant governor’s office. Kilby notes Brown’s friendship and business ties, mentions Brown’s roles with Anniston City National Bank and local franchises, and says Brown will return to campaign after a Canada vacation.
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Anniston
Ala
Watt T. Brown
Rngland
Bannexe
Kilby
Brown
Ragland
Canada
Breckling Cream and Wilson's Spark Skin Soap Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Breckling Cream claiming it cures freckles with a guarantee and offers large jars for $1.00. It also markets Wilson's Spark Skin Soap at 2 for 6 cents and notes mail order availability. The copy emphasizes skin tone improvement and mentions no hair growth.
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Wilson
Mammoth
Spark Skin Soap
Wilson Becomes Expert Golfer at Dartmouth links
Hanover New Hampshire July 11 President Wilson played on the Dartmouth College links again today. He finds the course to his liking and the hilly layout provides good exercise in the morning air. Those watching report he shows promise of becoming an expert golfer.
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Associated Press
Hanover
N. H
President Wilson
Dartmouth College
Wilson
President Wilson Returns Home After Mountain Drive
President Wilson arrived in Cornish New Hampshire from Hanover after a tense mountain journey with the White House auto forced to yield to passing teams and a frightened horse steered by secret service. After lunch he took an automobile ride. An advertisement promotes a Louisville and Nashville excursion to New Orleans on Sunday July 13 for 2.50 round trip.
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Associated Press
Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Hanover
White House
Secret Service
Secretary Bryan questions Montague over Cananea meddling
Secretary Bryan has summoned Charles L. Montague American consular agent at Cananea to answer charges transmitted by Senators Fall and Smith of meddling with Mexico political affairs. Montague's superior Consul Simpich is also asked to report. Dispatches say Montague angered Mexican officials by refusing to cash drafts as cashier of an American bank.
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Washington
Bryan
Charles L. Montague
Cananea
State Department
Fall and
Smith
Arizona
Mexico
Montague
Simpich
Will Probe Cris pell Murder Case Deepens in Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarre district attorney Bigelow said he will oppose Herbert Johns release after a coroner jury exonerated him in the Alice Crispell death case. Johns faces a hearing tonight before a justice of the peace as prosecutors seek habeas corpus remedies if needed. Doctors say decomposition has progressed too far for a second autopsy.
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Associated Press
Wilkesbarre
Bigelow
Herbert Johns
Alice Crispell
Harvey's Lake
Johns
Justice of the Peace
Justic of the Peace
Project Targets 92 Degree Heat for 36 Hour Shipments
A plan aims to withstand 92 degree heat during 36 hour shipments traveling north east and west. The effort focuses on preserving cargo integrity across multiple routes and time zones.
River forecasts show minor changes over next two days
The Tombigbee river and its branches are expected to change little over the next 48 hours. The Alabama river is predicted to rise slowly tonight and Saturday. An excursion from Louisville to Nashville to New Orleans is advertised for Sunday July 18 at 3.60 round trip.
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Tombiabee
Alabama
Americans defeat German doubles to reach Davis Cup final round
In Nottingham, M. E. McLoughlin of San Francisco and Harold H. Hackett of New York defeated Friederich Wilhelm Rahe and Heinrich Kleinschroth in three sets to one, advancing the United States to the final round of the Davis cup preliminaries and set to meet Canada after its victory over Belgium.
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Associated Press
Nottingham
Eng
M. E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
Harold H. Hackett
New York
Friederich Wilhelm Rahe
Heinrich Kleinschroth
United States
McLoughlin
Hackett
Kleinschroth
Rahe
For Sale One 25 H. P. Motor and Boiler Equipment
A 25 horsepower motor with extra armature switchboard and boiler shafting belting all in A1 condition. A bargain. Address Motor care The Item.
Henry 10 Fights the Committee in Washington
George G. Henry a New York banker appeals to the supreme court over habeas corpus denial. He had been held for contempt for refusing to name 24 bankers who aided an operation in California petroleum stocks before the Pujo committee.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Money Trust Committee
George G. Henry
New York
Fulton’s Renal Compound Claims Bright’s Disease Cure
An advertisement recounts Andrew C. Larsen’s recovery from Brights disease after using Fulton’s Renal Compound. It notes a 1904 illness, recovery by March 1905, and a 1911 letter praising perfect health, urging others to try the remedy. The piece cites Van Antwerp Drug and John J. Fulton Co. as sources.
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Andrew C. Larsen
Sorenson & Larsen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Larsen
Bright
Fulton
van Antwerp
John J. Fulton Co
San Francis
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Dauphin Street
Ladies of Mobile
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New Orleans
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Kiley
Albright & Woop
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L. H. Meyer & Sons
Louisville
Nashville
Crispell
Shippers’ Forecast
Louisville and Nashvills
Henry
FIGHT
THE
Dolly Varden
Dresden
Palm Beach
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Dauphin
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