Immigration Problems Not an Economic One
Cincinnati reports show only seven percent of foreign born males of voting age are naturalized. In the last year 15 foreigners were naturalized, and 236 of 2,654 prisoners in the workhouse were foreign born. Speakers warned immigration affects living standards and assimilation.
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Cincinnati
Boris Bogen
Jewish Charities of Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Ways and Means Committee
International Y. M. C. A. Convention
Jeremiah Jenks
New York University
Business Men’s Club
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Chiago
W. L. MacKenzie King
Auebec
R. J. Condon
Smith's Blood and Liver Syrup Promoted Cure Claims
An advertisement touts Smith's Blood and Liver Syrup as a permanent cure for obstinate conditions. It lists symptoms including aches in bones and joints, sore throat, skin ulcers, hair loss, and eczema, promising purification of blood and body healing across illnesses.
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Smith
Lake Junaluska Station to Serve Southern Assembly Grounds
Waynesville North Carolina May 16 The Southern railway station three miles east of Waynesville will be renamed Lake Junaluska and a new commodious passenger station is under construction to be finished by June 1 The Southern Assembly movement has bought 1200 acres and built a 252 acre lake an auditorium for 4500 a 125 room hotel and nine miles of driveways The station will provide modern facilities with water from the assembly plant and a small freight depot Melton Construction Co of Greensboro is building the passenger station with Southern railway forces completing the rest
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Waynesville
N.C
Lake Junaluska
Southern Railway
Tuscola
Southern Assembly
Methodist Epicopal Church, South
Assembly
Melton Construction Co
Greensboro
Beef export regulation eyed by Argentina government
Argentina s government backs possible cap on cattle for export with a prohibitive tax on excess slaughter. In New York a man cured kidney and bladder trouble with Foley s Kidney Pills and praises them as permanent. Austria recognizes Huerta regime in Mexico in a formal telegram report from New York May 16.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Saez Pena
Beef Trust
Auburn
New York
Foley
J. A. Farmer
Leone van Antwerp Drug Corporaon
Austria
Huerta
Mexico
Yeatertay
Secret Inquest Into Admiral Eaton Death Resumes
In Abington Massachusetts on May 16 the secret inquest into Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton's death resumed after weeks of suspension. Witnesses include Andrew F. Jacobs ex aide to Eaton James Thom linked to Mrs Eaton’s daughter Chester L. Wates a local druggist and two unnamed men. Mrs Eaton stands trial for alleged poisoning of her husband.
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Associated Press
Abington
Mass
Joseph G. Eaton
Andrew F. Jacobs
James Thom
Moyer Estate Smaller Than Expected in Cincinnati
Samuel I. Moyer, first vice president of Lunkenheimer, died recently leaving an estate declared at 10000 dollars by his widow Ella Moyer. The will provides 100 dollars monthly to his mother Missouri Moyer of Fort Thomas until her death, after which the widow gains full possession of all property. The estate consists only of personal property with no real estate, and the will is dated February 17, 1913.
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Cincinnati
Samuel I. Moyer
Lunkenheimer Company
Ella Moyer
Garfield Place
New Trial Ordered for Charles H Hyde
The appellate division of the state supreme court reversed Hyde’s conviction for bribery in connection with city fund deposits at the defunct Northern Bank and Carnegie Trust Company and ordered a new trial. The ruling was issued in New York on May 16.
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New York
State Supreme Court Today
Supreme Court
Charles H. Hyde
Eity Chamberlain
Hyde
Northern Bank
Carnegie Trust Company
Brother of King Peter Not Engaged to Mrs Pratt
Belgrade May 16 The semi official news agency denies a London Express report that Prince Arlene Karageorgevitch brother of King Peter is engaged to Mrs Huger Pratt formerly of New York Prince Arsenes remains with Servian troops in the field.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Servia
The
London Express
Arlene Karageorgevitch
King Peter of
Huger Pratt
New York
Arsenes
Demopolis Widow Mrs Woolf Dies After Illness
Mrs Sadie G Woolf widow of Judge S G Woolf of Demopolis died at an infirmary in Selma after a lengthy illness. Funeral held at Trinity Episcopal church in Demopolis with interment in the city cemetery. Survivors include her husband and former probate judge Marengo County. she was formerly Miss Sadie Henley and widow of Frank G Lyon.
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Demopolis
Ala
Ss. G. Woolf
S. G. Woolf
Selma
Woolf
Aogo
Sadie Henley
Frank G. Lyon
Marengo County
Trinity Episcopal Church
Horace Weeks Jones
Welterweight Ferns Signs Two Bouts in 145-Pound Skirmishes
Kansas City May 16 Wildcat Ferns champion welterweight announced two bouts. He will meet Patty McIntyre Canadian welterweight in Winnipeg Manitoba June 7 for ten rounds. Ferns also schedules a twenty round bout with Anton Lagrave at Taft California July 4. Both fights set at 145 pounds with 8 pm start.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Wildcat” Ferns
Patty” McIntyre
Winnipeg
Man
Ferns
Anton Lagrave
Taft
Cal
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