Ways and Means of Liquidating Debt Discussed
Baton Rouge La November 18. The Ways and Means committee reported a plan to liquidate 21 million dollars of indebtedness due in the near term. The plan authorizes sale of four and a half percent bonds up to forty years, with provisions to sell or exchange five and a half percent bonds if delays occur in floating the new issue.
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Nearly Made Good Fooling the Surgeons Story of Waldorf Miller
JeseW Rochelle New York November 18 Waldorf Miller aged 439 years died from stomach trouble following injuries from a dive into shallow water. He had recovered enough to leave his wheelchair three weeks ago. A brother of Miller previously broke his neck in a similar accident and died ten days later.
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Rochelle
N.Y
Waldorf Miller
Miller
Kidney health advice warns of meat overuse and salts remedy
An old health column claims high meat intake harms kidneys, causing backache and other symptoms. It prescribes four ounces of Rad Salts with lemon and acid to cleanse sluggish kidneys and relieve pain, urging consultation with a physician or pharmacist for a few days.
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Beck
O Gorman denies bid to reorganize Tammany Hall
United States Senator James A. O'Gorman and law partner George Gordon Battle deny rumors they would depose Charles F. Murphy and seize leadership of Tammany Hall. He says no circumstances would lead him to leave the Senate and he will not enter party leadership. Wallace, candidate for Governor, set to speak at Temperance Hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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New York
United States
James A. O'Gorman
George Gordon Battle
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Police Women Carry Firearms In Chicago
Chicago policewoman Clara Olsen revealed revolvers in purses for ten female officers. The group had previously been thought unarmed, but Olsen explained the weapons are kept in bags for quick access if needed.
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Chicago
Clara Olsen
Three-Cent Meal For Little Ones
The Home and School League in Philadelphia will provide a three-cent bath and breakfast for undernourished open-air class children at Durham Public School. Daily menus will vary with creamed fish on toast milk and bananas among options, in addition to the penny lunch. A political speech by Wallace at Temperance Hall is noted for Wednesday at 8 o clock.
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Associate Press
Philadelphia
Navy
Durham
Home and School League
League
Witness Louis Gleason Arrested for Defaulting Case
Louis Gleason, a witness in the Frank Miller case, failed to answer in city court last Thursday and was arrested Monday night by deputy sheriffs under Judge Semmes order. Gleason posted bond for his appearance at the Miller trial, now reset for December 8.
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Louis Gleason
Frank Miller
Semmes
Gleason
Miller
Mobile Courts Transact Tuesday Business in Multiple Dockets
Circuit and Law and Equity dockets show garnishments and judgments for Mobile Brewery and Star Drug Co. cases. Civil actions list demurrers, default judgments, and amended motions with calls for Wednesday and Tuesday sessions in Mobile.
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Agnes Brisk
Marie W. Albrecht
American Health College
Religious Vita Pathic Society
Mobile Brewery
H. W. French
Judge Browne
Lucy Mathews
J. W. Whatley
G. B. Fisher
Mobile Brewery Garns
H. Bancroft
Peter* Hamel
Shellnutt
Daugherty-Star Drug Company
J. B. Cloud
John Moore
W. Cushman
Physician Advises Sargol to Build Flesh and Weight
A medical note explains thin people gain little from extra meals. It claims Sargol tablets with every meal boost absorption of fatty foods and raise red blood cell activity. The ad urges purchasing Sargol from Van Erp Drug Co. with a weight‑increase guarantee or refund.
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Vanerp Drug.Co
City Court Sentences for Grand Larceny and Other Offenses
Judge Semmes presided as Monday business days saw guilty pleas from Mat Andrews alias Frank Ward and Charles Houston for grand larceny. James A Bell pleaded guilty to forgery second degree. Prisoners Solomon Poe Stephen Mardles Manuel Zamara Charlies Harts Elijah Arrington received hard labor terms ranging from 32 months to 90 days.
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Judge Semmes
Mat Andrews
Frank Ward
Charles Houston
James A. Bell
Solomon
Poe
Stephen Mardles
Manuel Zamara
Charlies Harts
Elijah Arrington
California Syrup of Figs Advertises Child Laxative
A vintage ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy for a constipated stomach, claiming a teaspoonful relieves waste and illness in children within hours. It promises a well, playful child after dosing and notes the product is harmless and pleasant tasting.
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California
Canadians Will Repair The Road
El Paso Texas November 19 General Francisco Villa threatened to seize the Mexican Northwestern railroad owned by Canadian capitalists unless officials repair and operate it. Rail line destroyed by rebels and Federals has not run for months. Villa loaned about 100000 to Juarez banks and promised repayment if the revolt succeeds. The funds pay rebel troops uniforms and provisions. A report on executions in Juarez ordered by Villa was sent to the war department.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Mexican Northwestern Railroad
Villa
General Villa
Juarez
War Department
United States Army
GANGSTERS SHOOT GOTHAM CLUBMAN IN BRONX
John Delane real estate operator and head of the John Delane Association a Tammany linked political club in New Yorks Bronx was shot twice in the back as he neared the club rooms. Two men fired fled into the night as forty members searched the area for suspects and police investigated.
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Associated Press
New York
John Delane
John Delane Association
Tammany Hall
Bronx
Schoolteacher Captures Thief in Pittsburg Bar
Miss Elizabeth Reagan, a school teacher, spotted an armed intruder at her father's hotel bar late at night. She retrieved a revolver and compelled the robber to surrender as he attempted to depart. The thief identified himself as Michael Reilly of Seattle. Wallace, candidate for Governor, will address issues at Tempérance Hall on Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Reagan
Reagan
Wallace
Tempérance Hall
Police Court Notes Include Fines and Arraignments
J L Coleman was fined two dollars or four days after arraignment for violating the traffic ordinance. Emeline Stiggins and Horace, charged with liquor sale, were discharged. Rudolph Williams was bound over to the grand jury on burglary charges with a $500 bond after arraignment. Charlie Taylor faced arraignment for petit larceny with case continued to November 18. Officer P Pitroff made arrests.
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J. L. Coleman
Leeds
Ludlow
Recorder’s Court
Rudolph Williams
Grand
Edington
Williams
Bolts and Berge
Dixon
Conti
Cedar Streets
Charlie Taylor
P. Pitroff
Athletic Girls Make Poor Wives
London November 18. Dr Thomas Clay Shaw spoke to a largely female audience at the Institute of Hygiene denouncing athletic women as poor marriage prospects. He warned sport harms home life, saying athletic girls resemble men, neglect homes, and display careless deportment.
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Associated Pres
London
Thomas Clay Shaw
Institute of Giene
Cheap Home Cough Syrup Claims Quick Relief
An advertised home remedy promises rapid cough relief and savings of about two dollars versus standard remedies. The recipe uses granulated sugar, warm water, Pinex syrup, and is advised for use every two to three hours. The text touts benefits for bronchial asthma spasmodic croup and hoarseness.
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