Tumulty Denies Interference in New Jersey Politics
The article reports that Joseph Tumulty denies meddling in New Jersey Democratic affairs. He asserts unwavering non interference policy and says any deviations were at leaders' urgent requests. He praises Governor Fielder and the New Jersey Democratic Party for managing campaign efforts without White House interference.
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Y Jersey
Tumulty
New Jersey
Washington
Fielder
Democratic Party
Walter Ludwig Declared Legally Dead After 25 Years
Walter Ludwig returned to Belleville Illinois from the West to learn he had been declared legally dead and his inheritance divided. Born Walter James he was an orphan adopted by Amandus Ludwig then disappeared for years before reappearing prompting heirs to seek legal death status. The elder Ludwig left about 4000 dollars to the foster son who vanished triggering the court to declare him dead and distribute the estate.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Walter Ludwig
Belleville
Ill
Ludwig
Walter James
New York
Amandus Ludwig
Yester
Gentle and Effective Laxative Promises From New Life Pills
A mild gentle and effective laxative is what people demand when suffering constipation. Thousands swear by Dr New Life Pills. Hugh Tall from San Antonio writes they are the best they have ever taken and never cause pain. Price 25c at or by mail from Bucklen Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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Dr. S New Life
Hugh
San Antonio
Tex
H. EB. Bucklen
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Hall's Lecture on Christ's Second Coming at Monroe Park
Sunday night Hall delivered a lecture titled Christ's Second Coming Why How Where at Monroe Park drawing local interest and curiosity from attendees about end times and religious prophecy.
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Hall
Monroe Park
Pastor Hall
War on lid clubs breaks out in St Louis
Circuit Attorney filed warranto actions against the Louis Club the Missouri Athletic Club and the Brewery Workers Association of Missouri to revoke charters claiming to end illicit closing practices. The St Louis Club is described as a social option of wealthy residents and the Missouri Athletic Club as a combined social athletic club. Since the late hours closing laws, many lid clubs have appeared citywide.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Caves
Louis Club
Missouri Athletic
Brewery Workers’ Assoion of
Missouri
Aes
St. Louisans
Missouri Athletic Club
Ranch owner charged with grave robbery conspiracy
New York report says Arthur S. Hughes a ranch owner and his wife are accused of conspiracy to rob a grave and collect eight thousand dollars in life insurance. A man named Elliott is alleged to be involved and all are under arrest.
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Associated Press
New York
Arthur S. Hughes
Uehes
Elliott
Dreyfus Seeks Two Umpires for Postseason Games
President Dreyfus of the Pittsburg National League club sought two umpires for the Pittsburg Cleveland post season games. Umpires Eason and Emile were named for the series while Lynch and Herrmann reviewed the assignment. Clubs replied to the inquiry with varying stances on the umpire appointments.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Eyfus
Pittsburg National
Eason
Emsiie Wilte
Pittsburg-Cleveland
Esident Lynch
Dreyfus
Herrmann
Nal
Sixty Commercial Secretaries to Attend Mobile Conference
Sixty members of the Southern Commercial Secretaries Association from fourteen states will attend the conference in Mobile on October 29, as part of the Southern Commercial Congress program. Don Farnsworth of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce reported from Montgomery, where President Bruce Kennedy and the executive committee discussed details. The meeting will be chaired by M. B. Trezevant, business manager of the New Orleans Association of Commerce.
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Southern Commercial Secretaries’ Association
South
Mobile
Southern Commercial Congress
Montgomery
Don Farnsworth
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Kennedy
Commercial Secretaries’ Executive Committee
Kennedy
M. B. Trezevant
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Tender Supper for Medical College Students Held
A supper for Medical college students of the University of Alabama was hosted Friday night at the Y M C A building. Mayor Laz Schwarz and F W Evans spoke, urging cheer and church attendance. Attendees listed include Rayford Hodges Woodville and many others from Alabama towns.
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Medical College
University of Alabama
Laz Schwarz
F. W. Evans
Association
Schwarz
Evans
Rayford Hodges
Woodville
W. B. Whitehead
Abbeville
J. M. Reed
Minette
J. C. McDavid
Stockton
E. Snead, Jr
Boaz
John C. Bragg
Moulton
W.T. Deaver
Blountsville
W. M. Garrett
Haynesville
F. H.clements
Athens
W. R. Rosseau
Huntsville
L. & Snell
Jemison
R. BH
Porter
Scottsboro
N. T. Fuller
Perryville
B. F. Thomas
Salem
R. M. Haynes
Clanton
R.H. Coker
Brewton
J. Ernest Strange
Russellville
R. E. Dixon
Sumterville
H. L. Kinsaul
Hartford
Convict Camp Report Due After Second Investigation
The second inquiry into alleged beatings at Huxford Orvin Naval Stores Camp near Atmore Alabama was conducted by County Physician M J Inge and County Attorney George J Sullivan. Results will be presented in an official report to the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners on Monday October 6. Guards and wardens were removed from the stockade to interview prisoners.
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Huxford-Orvin Naval Stores Company
Atmore
Ala
M. J. Inge
George J. Sullivan
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Skirt Styles Prompt Comments On Peekaboo Waists
In days of 014 fashion, complaints about peekaboo waists arise as observers note evolving clothing trends. The remark emphasizes social attention to waist exposure and public perception of modesty during that era.
Jacobs Declared Guilty of Bigamy in Kansas City
A. O. Jacobs, a horse dealer with five marriages, was found guilty of bigamy. He faces sentencing today as his fifth wife, Mrs. Mary Paul Jacobs, claims he wed her while not divorced from wife No. 4. The state disproves his claim that two marriages were within six months of divorce.
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Associated Kansas City
A. O. Jacobs
Jacobs
Mary Paul Jacobs
Cora Andrew Jacobs
Kansas City
Kansas
Jacob
Katie la Master Jacobs
Jonesboro
Ark
Bloodhounds Trace Hair Snip Confession by 14-Year-Old
Jerseyville police used bloodhounds to track a suspect after 14 year old Myrtle Hamilton confessed to having cut her own long auburn hair to attract attention. Earlier she had claimed two men snipped it.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Jerseyville
Ill
Myrtle Hamilton
Hamilton
Get a New Stomach For Twenty Five Cents
Indigestion relief promotes eating a wide range of foods with Digestit Tablets. Trial package costs 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. testimonials from Mrs. J. C. Finfrock and W. F. Tilson cited. Sold by Van Antwerp.
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J. C. Finfrock
Brooksville
van Antwerp
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