President Will Seek New Treaty With Russia
After a White House conference Dr Stephen Wise of New York released a statement saying President Wilson has not abandoned plans for a new commercial treaty with Russia. The document notes the president is better positioned to negotiate and leads his party with broad American support. It asserts Russia will see the president represents both the American people and his own firm conviction in pressing for the accord.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Stephen S. Wise
New York
Russia
Heroism of Men on Burning Ship
Three names stand out in accounts of bravery from the rescue of the Balmes by the Pavonia. Captain Juan Ruiz led his crew to hold the fire and steer to Bermuda harbor. Wireless operator Innocencio Michaila sent the call for aid and translated messages. Canary Island mechanic Nicholas Arbornies helped lead passengers from the burning hold. Seventy one passengers and thirty two crew from Cuba bound for Spain survived.
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Associated Press
New York
Pavonia
Juan Ruizi
Balmes
St. Georges
Bermuda
Innocencio V. Michairla
Michairla
Nicholas Arbornies
Canary Islands
Cuba
Spain
Capper
Ruiz
Coney Island
Ailing Women Speak on Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Fleetwood Pennsylvania resident Mrs Edward B Hibert describes relief from severe menopause symptoms using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes headaches dizziness heat flashes and improved health with no doctor visits for years.
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Fleetwood
Lydia E. Pinkham
Epward B. Hi- Bert
Pan demonium at Albert Hall as Larkin speaks
London reports chaotic scenes at Albert Hall where James Larkin head of the Dublin Transport Workers Union addressed thousands after his release from Mount Joy prison. Police clashed with students from London University as rioting spilled into the hall and outside amid fireworks and broken order.
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London
James Larkin
Transport Workers Union of
Dublin
King Larkin
Albert Hall
Larkin
Mount Joy
England
Great Britain
London University
Ae the
Massachusetts town has oldest police officer in active service
Oliver Houghton of Weymouth Mass celebrated his 93rd birthday and said he plans to still perform regular police duties at age 100. A Civil War veteran, he has served on Weymouth’s force continuously and was chief for twenty years before stepping down in 1902.
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Associated Press
Weymouth
Mass
Oliver Houghton
Houghton
United States
Garros Flies Upside Down in Monoplane Feat
In Villa Coublay France on November 20 Roland Garros completed several loops in a monoplane. The display showed five aircraft types proven capable of inverted flight, including three monoplanes and two biplanes.
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Villa Coublay
France
Roland G. Garros
Cure Claim for Cuticura Soaps In 1913 Ad
Miss Mamie Mitchell of Ruffin North Carolina reports disfiguring acne like pimples and itching that lasted three years. After trying various remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and saw improvement within weeks and a complete cure after four weeks. Advertisement promotes Cuticura soaps and ointments with a free Skin Book offer.
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Mamie Mitchell
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Prosperity Forecast From Secretary Daniels At Kansas City Banquet
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels told the Kansas City Commercial club that a new tariff and currency bill will bring rural credits and curb monopolies. He predicted a revival of the back to the farm movement and a general rise in farm prosperity benefiting cities as well. He cited better farm prices and potential growth in cattle sheep and hogs, noting gradual benefits rather than instant impact.
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Associated Crees
Kansas City
Josephus Daniels
the Navy
Join Jay
Kansas City Commercial Club
Daniels
Louisville Police Chief Burke Dies Leaving Hefty Estate
Major Edward J. Burke longtime Louisville police chief died in Rochester. His will leaves roughly $275000 estate with about $132000 to his two children Harry Augustus Burke of Louisville and Lillian I Elbrick of La Grange. Will submitted to probate.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Edward J. Burke
Louisville
Harry Augustus Burke
Lillian I. Elbrick
la Grange
Christmas Box Senders Urged To Mail Early
Postmaster General Burleson ordered 60 000 post offices to display placards urging citizens to mail Christmas parcels early wrap securely and address plainly to ease the Christmas mail rush this season.
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Washington
Santa Claus
Burleson
French Market Coffee Contrasts Bulk and Fresh Roasts
Advertising urges readers to avoid bulk coffee and choose French Market Coffee made by traditional slow roast and hand packed methods. It argues only the authentic process yields the best flavor and invites customers to test the product for several days.
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Actua
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