Cuban political outlook brightens as elections pass peacefully
Havana reports a shift from despair to confidence in Cuba's political scene. Alfredo Zayas may lead the Liberals after a nonviolent election, with General Gomez as a rival for Liberal leadership. President Menocal gains a friendly senate and house, backed by key Cuban figures and an army trained by Americans.
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Havana
Republic of
Cuba
Ward
National Liberal Assembly
Alfredo Zayas
Jose Miguel Gomez
Liberal Party
Gomez
General Menocal
Senate
House
Friero de Andrade
Ernesto Fonts Sterling
Palma
Varona Suarez
Charles Hernandez
Magoon
Hevin
Ohio Senators Guilty Of Accepting Bribes
The Cuyahoga County circuit court rendered unanimous guilty verdicts against State Senators Isaac Huffman of Oxford and L A Forrest Andrews of Ironton for accepting bribes at the last Ohio legislature session. Huffman received three years in prison and Andrews nine months.
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Columbus
Ohio
Navy
Circuit Court
Cuyahoga County
Isaac ". Huffman
Oxford
L. A. Forrest Andrews
Ironton
Huffman
Andrews
In the Clutches of the Law By Maurice Prax
A dramatic tale follows M. Tourniflot traveling by train as two criminals board. He defends himself with revolvers and a dagger, is captured, and a Paris money loan scheme emerges. Police later reveal Tourniflot’s five thousand franc haul matches the Riviera Express robbery.
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Auvergne
St. Urbain
M. Tourniflot
Aubra
Alais
Paris
Tourniflot
Wahekh
Tournilot
Teurniflot
Barratini
Castelli
St. Nicholas d’Aubrac
Lis
Saint Martin-Cevenol
Oliver's Plan for the Militia Divisions for War Time
Acting Secretary Oliver proposes a war College plan to organize the national militia into twelve divisions with regulars in each field army. The scheme groups state militia units by region with depots, inspectors, and cross-state mobilization ready for rapid war deployment.
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Washington
Oliver
War College
War Department
Dana
District of Columbia
Fifth
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Mene
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Newark
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Pennsylvania
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
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California
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
United States
Denver Man Wounded by Boyhood Nemesis
M A Root of a Denver tobacco firm was shot and seriously wounded at a home Saturday night. He identified the assailant as James Divinney, a boyhood nemesis from Ripon Wisconsin. Root traced past attacks to 1870 after his Wisconsin home was robbed. Divinney was arrested and sentenced to the penitentiary. Root says Divinney vowed revenge and the attacks continued for years.
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Denvish
Col
M. A. Root
Denver
Ripon
Wis
Root
Schoo
Wisconsin
James Divinney
Divinney
Surrender Sought in Josephs Slaying Letters
Police in Lackawanna, New York, report a new unsigned letter from the Josephs murder case writer claiming intent to surrender. The note dated November 15 was mailed in Boston and sent to the boy’s father, who received similar postcards and revolting details earlier. Authorities seek federal help to locate the suspect.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Lackawanna
Little Joseph Josephs
Ridge Road
George Josephs
Boston
Lackawanna Police
New York
A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes weak backs rheumatism and irregularities in men and women. It regu lates bladder troubles in children and is mail order only for $1.00 per bottle two months treatment with testimonials available from Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis MO and sold by druggists.
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E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St Louis
Clean Out Your Kidneys and Bladder Ad
Sturdy ad promoting Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound to cleanse kidneys and bladder. Claims quick relief from diabetes, dribbling, and urinary pains with a $1 large bottle price and free samples by mail. Appears in Mobile Alabama distribution via Van Antwerp Drug Corp. Ltd.
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Stuart
Stuart Drug Company
Atlanta
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the Item
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Nice
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Bell 3030
Doyle
B. Luscher & Son
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Dr. Brown
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Mobile
Ala
Kenny's
OUR Bon Secour Oysters
Southern Hotel Buffet
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Ballweg
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New Orleans
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Panama
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Stew Orieana
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Harrison
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Underwood Coal
Bell
Blue Ribbon
Giblin
South Warren
North Royal Street
Crichton Lumber Co
Philadelphia Smelt & Refining Co
Chestnut
Philadelphia
Coal Wales
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Vas
Antwerp Building Mobile
Roche
Burke
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Union Savings Bank
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