Liberals Win in Spain's Election Result
Reporting from Spain on March 10 the midday tally shows 95 Liberals, 55 Conservatives, 8 Republicans and 20 Catholics elected to the chamber of deputies. Premier Alvaro de Romero de Romanones appears poised to secure a majority amid deadly clashes in the north.
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Byrd Press
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Alvaro de Romanones
New York Journalist Named Private Secretary to Treasury Secretary
Byron R. Newton of New York, formerly with the New York Herald, was appointed private secretary to Secretary McAdoo in the treasury department in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Byron R. Newton
New York
The
New York Herald
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Woman credits Cardui tonic with restoring health
Mrs Selah Alexander of Leon West Virginia recounts her recovery from severe left side pain and long illness after using Cardui the woman’s tonic. She says half a bottle eased symptoms and a full bottle improved her condition, guiding others to try Cardui for various womanly troubles.
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Leon
W. Va
Selah Alexander
Cardus
There’s Always Something Nice to Eat at the Vineyard
A lively spot invites guests to enjoy music and a happy atmosphere at The Spot Care Forgot. Life Lives there in a welcoming environment with tasty offerings.
St Matthew’s Catholic Church Cornerstone Blessing
The Rt. Rev. Edward P. Allen officiated the cornerstone blessing for St Matthew's Church at Marine and Garrity streets while a large crowd sheltered from showers. Visiting priests and parishioners from multiple local parishes attended as the bishop explained the ceremony resembled baptism.
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Edward P. Allen
Mobile
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Marine and
Garrity Streets
St. Matthew’s Parish
Knights of Columbus
Young Men's Institute
Ancient Order of Hibernians
New Orleans
F. X. Twellmeyer
Spring Hill
Father M. Henry
St. Patrick's
A. L. Sweeney
Tuscaloosa
W. A. Kerrigan
McGill Institute
T. J. Haton
J. F. Luzon
St. Mary
Allen
Passion Sunday Observances Across Churches
The Catholic and Episcopal churches marked Passion Sunday with sermons and rites. The day begins the solemn commemoration of Christ's passion with liturgical changes, including veiling crosses and images to reflect the gospel narrative of Jesus hiding and leaving the temple.
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Christ
Earth
Jesus
A Cold La Grippe Then Pneumonia Fearful Fatal Sequence
Barnegat New Jersey postmaster R G Collins reports severe La Grippe coughs and exhaustion from violent coughing. After taking half a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound the coughing spells stopped. he declares it unbeatable and dismisses imitators. Van Antwerp's Drug Corporation endorses the remedy.
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R. G. Collins
Barnegat
N. J
Foley
van Antwerp
Drug Corporation
Tong War Rages In Frisco Chinatown After Shootings
In San Francisco Chinatown the Suey Sing and Bing Taung Tongs resume hostilities with one murder and a botched attempt. Four shots rang out at Soo Hoo Quock Yem’s restaurant as investigators arrest suspects and police sweep for gunmen. The motive remains unknown. Louis Saint Gaudens, sculptor and brother’s assistant, dies in Cornish at 59 from pneumonia. famed for the Washington railroad station arch.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Chinatown
Suey Sing
Bing Taung Tongs
Soo Hoo Quock Yem
Suey Sings
Smut
Louis ST. Gardens
Cornish, N. H
Louis Saint Gaudens
Augustus Saint Gaudens
Ile
New York
New
Washington
Congressman Struggles With Image In Washington And Home District
A congressman finds it hard to look important in Washington as it is to avoid fading in his home district, reflecting a tension between national duties and local scrutiny.
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Washington
Had Narrow Escape From Acute Indigestion Says Pelton
Springfield resident Pelton recalls a severe January attack of acute indigestion that left his stomach damaged and unable to tolerate many foods. He credits Brown's Digestit and Digestit Elixir for rapid relief and notes improved digestion and nourishment when used as directed.
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Pelton
Springfield
Ohio
Brown
Sex in General by Dr. E A Thayer in Mobile
Dr E A Thayer chaired the Committee of One Hundred presents a talk on eugenics at Harte Auditorium. About 200 men attend as he urges education to curb the vice district and social evil, with further lectures planned including a YMCA event and a Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Harte Auditorium
E. A. Thayer
Thayer
Mobile
Y. M. CA
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Heifner Probes Alaska Conference With Interior Secretary
Charles G. Heifner of Seattle asked the president how soon a conference could be arranged with Western senators and representatives on Alaska questions. The president said Alaska resources opening engages his deepest thought and suggested a conference with Interior Secretary Lane.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles G. Heifner
Seattle
Alaska
Lane
Interior Department
Steve O Neill To Join Cleveland Team
Stephen O Neill, Cleveland American League team’s first catcher in 1912 and last holdout, signed his contract and will depart tomorrow for the training camp at Pensacola Florida.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Stephen O'Neill
Pensacola
Fla
Winning Miss at the Lyric opens five day run
The Winning Miss Company brings a new five day engagement to the Lyric with James Crowley in the lead male role and Grace Manlove as the Miss. Minnie Pillard appears as Anasta Mary with a strong chorus and clever specialties. Harry Lauder headlines Thursday under William Morris who is praised for his theatrical acumen and past Lauder engagements. Seats on sale.
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James Crowley
Grace Manlove
Minnie Pillard
Anastuna Mary
Leslie
Harry Lauder
Lyric Theater
William Morris
Lauder
Mr. Morris
United States
Robert Gray
Cecelia Loftus
James K. Hackett
E. M. Holland
Julian Eltinge
Amelia Bingham
Laurence Irving
Mabel Hackney
Vesta Victoria
Arthur Prince
Eddie Foy
R.A. Roberts
Rosario Guerra
Sarahel
Arnold Daly
Consul
James Brown Potter
Lillian Russell
Laura Jean Libbey
George Lashwood
Romeo
Mizzi Hajos
The Long Branch Mystery Opens at Orpheum Theatre
A detective story titled The Long Branch Mystery begins a three day run at the Orpheum Theatre with a Monday matinee and night show. The Higley Harrington Stock Company presents the play featuring popular cast members and promises a absorbing plot good entertainment for patrons.
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Orpheum Theatre
Higley-Harrington Stock Company
Huerta's Troops Lose Nacozari as State Forces Advance
Battle across northern Sonora ends with 800 state troops occupying Nacozari after Huerta defense of 250 retreats to Agua Prieta. Reported on March 10 communication restored below. Insurgent force nears border towns Nogales and Naco, while Huerta loyalists in the north total under 1,000.
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Associated Press
Douglas
Ariz
Nacozari
Huerta
Agua Prieta
Nacorazi
Nogales
Naco
Sonora-Arizona
Sonora
Bracamonte
Montezuma
Dockery of Missouri Named for Third Assistant Postmaster General
Washington March 10 Former Governor Alexander Dockery of Gallatin Missouri has been chosen for the third assistant postmaster general post. He formerly was a representative in Congress and his nomination will go to the Senate today.
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Washington
Alexander Dockery
Gallatin
Congress
Senate
Resinol Ointment and Soap Promise Relief for Babies
A vintage advertisement touts Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment to stop itching and clear skin eruptions in babies. It claims long history of safe use by doctors for eighteen years and urges mothers to try the combination for persistent infant skin troubles.
Colbert County Grants Four Jury Commissioners
Colbert County operates with four qualified jury commissioners though the law sets three. The board includes J F Simpson W C Holesapple P J Karg from Sheffield and Shelby Grisham from Tuscumbia. All four hold commissions and may seek to serve as the April circuit court term draws juries, with pay of five dollars per day up to twenty days yearly.
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Tuscumbia
Ala
Colbert County
Sheffield
J. F. Simpson
W. C. Holesapple
P. J. Karg
Cough Epidemic Prompts Foley’s Honey and Tar Claim
A townwide coughing epidemic leads A S Jones of Lee Pharmacy Chico California to endorse Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe non narcotic remedy for coughs and colds. He urges customers to refuse substitutes and use Foley's product only.
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Foley
A. S. Jones
Lee Pharmacy
Chico
Calif
State Golden Cross Order to be Organized in Florence
Alabama State Commandery of the Order of the Golden Cross will organize in Florence March 18 and 19 with 75 delegates led by W. R. Cooper. Florence won the event over Montgomery and Huntsville due to local strength of 550 Knights and 1,000 total in Florence Sheffield and Leelee, and plans include elections, salaries, and a banquet.
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Florence
Ala
Alabama
Order of the Golden Cross
W. R. Cooper
Montgomery
Huntsville
Heffield
Leeee
Panic at French theatre kills ten injures forty six
In Verins France last night a moving picture apparatus exploded in a small upstairs theatre causing a deadly panic. Ten people were fatally injured and forty six seriously hurt as about 120 spectators tried to escape through crowded exits.
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Associated Press
Verins
France
Cap
Convention of Railroad Men in Mobile for Ten Days
The joint convention of the Southern Freight Association and the Mississippi Valley Freight Association will be in Mobile at the Battle House Auditorium for ten days starting March 24. About 175 to 200 leading freight men from the South are expected. The event was moved from March 13 to 24 due to a key Interstate Commerce Commission meeting. Many attendees will be in Washington for that session.
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Southern Freight Association
Mississippi Valley Freight Association Wll
Mobile
Battle House
South
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Arbitration Begins Between Railroads and Firemen
New York March 10 Arbitration of the dispute between fifty four Eastern railroads and their 35000 firemen opened today before the Erdman act board. The panel led by William L Chambers has until April 2 to hear testimony and decide. W S Carter president of the firemen said they seek to establish justice for their claims not a compromise.
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New York
William L. Chambers
Washington
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Lines
Albert Phillips
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
W. S. Carter
Firemen’s Organization
Royal Germetuer Sold As Universal Cure All
Advert says King’s Royal Germetuer kills germs of all diseases and cures ulcers pimples and rheumatic pains. Promises quick results and health, with a $1 refund if ineffective. Lists stomach affections digestive troubles headaches skin and rheumatic conditions among treatable ailments.
Germiteuer Claims to Kill Germs with New Plan
Ad copy touts Royal Germeteur as a superior plan that kills germs and diseases, suggesting to drop medicines in favor of Germateur. Product pitch emphasizes efficacy and easy use with bold sales language.
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