Republicans Have Majority in New York Assembly
Albany rumors say Republicans will control the New York Assembly with Harold Hinman as speaker choice if unchallenged by insurgents. Insurgent Republicans may nominate their own candidate to oppose Barnes favored Hinman. Sulzer unlikely to play a major role, while Tammany would ally with Republicans to block Sulzer if he looms as a factor.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
State Assembly
Harold J. Hinman
William Barnes
Hinman
Barnes
William Sulzer
Assembly
Tammany
Sulzer
Tammany Democrats
National Nut Growers Convene in Houston
The National Nut Growers Association opened its three day annual convention in Houston Texas with Secretary of Agriculture Houston slated to deliver an address Friday night. Cairo Georgia resident Charles A Van Dusen the association president presided at today’s sessions.
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Houston
Texas
National Nut Growers’ Association
Charles A. van Dusen
Cairo
Kidney and Bladder Trouble Prompts Cure Story
A testimonial from Thomas A. Bennett of Greensburg Indiana praises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for curing years of bladder hemorrhage after two bottles. The letter, sworn before a notary, urges others to try the remedy and notes available sample bottles and full size cures at drug stores.
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Thomas A. Bennett
Greensburg
Indiana
T. A. Bennett
L. A. Bower
Dr. Kilmer & Co
N. Y
Hasty Not Guilty Of Impeachable Conduct Says Supreme Court
Special to The Item Montgomery November 5 The Alabama Supreme Court finds Probate Judge A L Hasty not guilty of impeachable conduct despite lax administration The court cannot prove beyond a reasonable doubt that funds were collected to defraud or that he was corrupt The ruling cites dereliction but holds no disability and orders judgment entered The trial began October 28 and concluded last Thursday
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Montgomery
A. L. Hasty
Marengo County
Supreme Court
Judge Hasty
J.T. Gorman
Hasty
Mass meeting forms campaign for Underwood senate
In Birmingham Alabama on November 5 a mass meeting organized the state campaign committee for Oscar W. Underwood's bid for the United States senate. Ferdney Johnston was chosen chairman Ray Rushton vice chairman and R B Smyer secretary. Representatives from each district and four from the state at large make up the central committee.
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Birmingham
Ala
Oscar W. Underwood
United States Senate
Underwood
Ferdney Johnston
Joseph F. Johnston
Ray Rushton
Montgomery
Bromine Quinine Cold Remedy Ad Signature
An old advertisement notes a laxative bromohquinine cold remedy priced at 25 cents with the box signed by E. W. Grove. The fragment mentions headache relief and a tab to remove the cause.
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E. W. Grove
Americans In Mexico Grip Drops To About Five Thousand
Washington reports that from over fifty thousand Americans in Mexico before diplomatic tensions began, only about five thousand remain. Of these 1200 to 1500 are in Mexico City, the rest spread through Torreon Monterey Guaymas and Mazatlan. No new instructions have been issued since President Wilson's warning.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
State Department
Mexico City
Torreon
Monterey
Guaymas
Mazatlin
Wilson
Congress
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promise Darker Hair
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use 50 cent tonic. It claims to restore natural hair color and thickness, remove dandruff, stop scalp itching, and make gray hair dark and even without visible application.
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Wyeth
Philadelphia Republicans win drive against fusion forces
In Philadelphia on November 5, the Regular Republican organization widened its victory over Fusion forces led by Mayor Blankerburg. Reform and Democratic allies lost ground across wards, with Republican judges and municipal court seats secured. The $8.6 million city loan and $50 million good roads bond faced strong opposition outside Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Blankerburg
Reform Administration
Pittsburg
Sixteen Die in Marseille Paris Express Wreck at Night
In Melun France sixteen bodies recovered from the burned Marseille Paris express wreck. One victim is a Lyons merchant. more bodies feared in the ruins. French President Poincare and Minister Louis Masse donated 1000 dollars to aid victims' families. No Americans aboard.
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Associated Press
Melun
France
Lyons
Raymond Poincare
Louis Masse
Commerce and Posts
Montgomery Delegates Prepare Panama Cruise for Confederate Convention
Montgomery delegates plan a Panama cruise to attend the United Daughters of the Confederacy annual convention in New Orleans from November 10 to 15. Chapters meet to select delegates and arrange travel with a special steamship to sail from New Orleans on November 16.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
New Orleans
Montgomery
Panama
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Crookston Elects Thomas MacMayer By 252 Vote Margin
Crookston voters chose Thomas MacMayer by a 252 vote margin in yesterday's election. The mayoral result followed a statewide surge for Republicans and socialists and prohis figures were reported as voted out.
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Crookston
Associated Press
Duluth, Minn
Thomas Macmayer
Bloody Breathitt in Republican Column
Associated Press reports revised returns show a decisive victory in Kentucky yesterday. Democrat John H. Buschmeyer defeated his Progressive opponent by about 4,700 votes in Louisville's mayoral race, while Breathitt County produced the lone upset with a Republican ticket winning.
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Louisville
Kentucky
John H. Buschmeyer
Breathitt County
Georgians vote in race for second Georgia district congressman
Voters in Albany Georgia cast ballots in the Second Georgia Congressional district selection among three candidates as results come in from the Associated Press. The contest pits three contenders for the seat representing central and south Georgia in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Albany
Georgia
Colombians Assert Isthmian Rights On Panama Anniversary
In Bogota on the tenth anniversary of Panama's separation, the Colombian senate adopted a resolution reaffirming Colombia's isthmian rights as irrevocable. The document protests limits on use and defense of those rights and says Colombia would welcome modifications toward equity and justice.
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Associated Press
Bogota
Colombia
Panama
Colombian Senate
Cheney's Expectorant Promises Cure for Running Nose
A compact ad copy touts Cheney's Expectorant as a remedy for running noses and related cold symptoms. It urges readers to try the product for relief from chilly feelings sore throat and chest oppression.
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Cheney
L N Rail announces on time service for southbound trains
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad introduces a new through first section from Birmingham to New Orleans via Mobile to prevent delays for southbound passengers. Train No 1 will depart Birmingham on time when the main No 1 is over an hour late, adding a drawing room car to the usual coaches.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Decatur
Birmingham
New Orleans
Mobile
Oil price advances in Findlay market report
Oil prices moved up 15 cents a barrel in Findlay Ohio markets as of early trading. The notice from the Associated Press notes the advance under regional price action with no other major shifts reported.
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Associated Preas
Findlay
Ohio
Dan Phillips Heads Protector Company Officers
In a recent meeting Dan Phillips was elected president of the Protector Company. L A Ellis was named secretary, C Bell treasurer, and George N D Foreman appointed chaplain and foreman.
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Dan Phillips
Protector Company
Phillips
Dan Gretary
L. A. Ellis
C. Bell
Sin
George’ N. D
Foreman
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