Miss Pankhurst Leads Riot and Is Rearrested
Sylvia Pankhurst, leading a Trafalgar Square suffrage demonstration, was arrested amid clashes with police after a march from Whitechapel. She was taken to Holloway jail as authorities moved to prevent damage near Downing Street.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Miss Pankhurst
Holloway
Trafalgar Square
Men's Federation
Woman's Suffrage
East End
Women's Social and Political Union
Asquith
Downing Street
Whitechapel
Peoa Iss
Whitehall
Murder Case On Trial In Atlanta
Leo M. Frank former superintendent of the National Pencil Company factory faces murder charges in the fatal 14 year old Mary Phagan case. Newt Lee and James Conley are among suspects but only Frank is indicted. venue questions and defense readiness loom as trial crews assemble for Monday proceedings.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
National Pencil Company
Roan
Fulton Maparier Court
Mary Phagan
Frank
Newt Lee
James Conley
Hugh M. Dorsey
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Beats Malaria and Boosts vigor
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic drives out malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic and sure appetizer for adults and children. 60 cents.
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Grove
Tennessee Women On Great Pilgrimage
Mrs. John Turney chairs the Tennessee Equal Suffrage Association legislative committee as a delegation of suffragists departs Nashville for Hyattsville to join others en route to Washington. They aim to present petitions urging support for Senate Resolution Number One, proposing a constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote. Memphis also sends a delegation. More than twenty Tennessee women participate, with varied travel methods planned.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
John
JS Turney
Legislative Committee
The
Tennessee Equal Suffrage Association
Hyattsville
Union
Washington
Congress
Senate
United States
Memphis
Tennessee
Financial outlook brightens as markets recover and bonds gain
International News Service reports renewed confidence in American and European finance. Stocks rally, bonds attract cautious investors, and inquiries suggest long term gains amid unrest. A Texas banker cites cotton profits, while rail earnings surge on overall growth. the note warns of potential U.S. policy shocks.
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International News Service
New York
America
Europe
Mexico
Publc
Ormar
New Haven Railroad
Express ‘Company
Texas
Fall Under Train Fatal to Salesman
Richmond Beard Jr a twenty seven year old shoe salesman died in Nashville from injuries after falling under a passenger train at Wartrace late Saturday night His leg was crushed and death resulted from the shock He was a resident of Nashville and brother of W W B Beard a noted local newspaper man
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Associated, Press
Nashville
Tenn
Richard Beard, Jr
Wartrace
Www
B. Beard
Annual Report of Jewish Home Reveals Endowed Memory Pages
The fifty-eighth annual report of the Jewish orphans home is issued as a handsome volume. Front pages honor departed donors with heavy mourning borders and include about 400 names from across the country. President Joseph Kohn details the home’s activities, with illustrations of boys in gardens, girls at cooking and domestic science, and boys in manual training preparing for productive citizenship.
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New Orleans
Joseph Kohn
Golden City
Ensley Italians Erect Catholic Church for Italian Parish
In Ensley Birmingham area a new Catholic church is planned to serve the growing Italian community. An Italian priest will lead services enabling participation by locals. The church, the second Italian Catholic church in the district, will begin construction within two months with expected expenditure of at least $10,000.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alions Hill
Death by own action pact fatal for one
Boston July 28 A death by own action pact is believed to have killed Rose Fivanson twenty of Hartford Conn found in a hotel room. Police seek an unknown man who registered with her Saturday night. A fragment bearing G W Mann Shelbyville Ind and Billy was found on her. The couple reportedly planned to die together but the man changed his mind after drinking poison.
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Boston
Rose Fivanson
Hartford
Conn
G. W. Mann
Shelbyville
Ind
Billy
Coapote
Oositel
Sulzer Challenges Frawley Panel Over Campaign Funds
Governor Sulzer through adviser Valentine Taylor issued a promise to aid the Frawley committee probing state campaign contributions. He demanded oath sworn examination of Tammany Hall leader Charles Murphy and treasurer Philip Donohue, and other names to be supplied by Sulzer.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Valentine Taylor
Frawley Legislative Committee
Charles F. Murphy
Philip Donohue
Tammany Hall
Get A New Stomach Digestit 25c Guarantee
An old ad-style notice touts Digestit Tablets for 25 cents promising a new stomach. It claims to aid digestion, relieve indigestion and dyspepsia, and allow eating favorite foods again. It includes testimonials from Mrs. J. C. Finfrock and W. F. Tilson and notes a money back guarantee through a local druggist Van Antwerp.
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J. C. Finfrock
Brookeville, O
W. F. Tilson
Pulaski
van Antwerp
Mo bile City Commissioner Election Appeal 1913
A formal appeal from the city commissioner candidate urges all citizens to support him at the election held on the first Monday in September 1913.
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Mobile
Harry Pillans
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Blue Serges
Dauphin and St. Emanuel
Standard Securities
Sing Sing
Auburn Prison
Annual Report OF
Jewish Home
Ensley
Ross Cottages
Morrill & Lyons
Frawley
Drette
Broadway
Bath Streets
Central Park
Riverside Drive
36Th Street
Crichton Lumber CO
St. Joseph and
State
W. T. Hieronymus
City of
Citizens
G. Hardy Smith
ST. Michael Street
Mobile, Ala
Son & Bailey’s
Blue
Bison
Clevel
Draba
Biswell
Nelson & Bailey
S. Royal Street
Stor
Thunderbolt
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