Military Camps for Students Expanded Next Summer
The War Department will run four student military camps next summer after success of the Gettysburg and Monterey camps. Locations will be accessible to colleges and universities, likely Lake Champlain in New York and sites in the Virginia mountains or central Pacific coast. About 2,000 to 3,000 students are projected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gettyeburg
Monterey
Cal
War Department
Cndors
New York
Lake Champlain
Central States
Virginia Mountains
Pacific Coast
Gettysburg
Montegrey
R. O. van Horn
Army General Staff
Wilson
Garrison
Wood
van Horn
United States
Conference of Party Leaders Set for Dec 16 in Washington
The Republican National Committee will meet in Washington on Tuesday December 16 at 11 o clock am to confer on party matters and take any action deemed advisable. The call was issued following a conference of Chairman Charles D Hilles and Secretary J B Reynolds and reflects the committee's directive to convene within sixty days after adjournment of the current congressional session.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican National Committee
Charles D. Hilles
J. B. Reynolds
National Committee
Congress
Dr. F A Hall Explores Christ's Second Coming at Monroe Park
An attentive Monroe Park Theatre audience heard Dr. F A Hall discuss Christ's Second Coming. He argued the twofold purpose of Jesus and outlined a future millennium, a universal resurrection, and the selection of the church as the bride of Christ. Next Sunday J P McPherson of New York will speak on Victory Oer the Grave.
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F. A. Hall
Monroe Park Theatre
Dr. Hail
Adam
Jesus
Deuth
Christ
Satan
Heaven
J. P. McPherson
New York City
Popcorn as Relief for Suffering Public
Washington reports that popcorn breakfast is advised by Department of Agriculture corn investigation specialists as a cost effective aid amid high living costs. They claim five cent popcorn packs equal about 30 dollars in value, costing raw material around 1 to 1.50 dollars, and note a 20 by 40 foot garden can supply the corn. A farmer’s bulletin explains how to grow popcorn and prepare breakfast dishes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Uncle Sam
Department of Agriculture Corn Investigation
Croxone Promises Kidney and Bladder Relief for Elderly
An advertisement claims Croxone relieves kidney and bladder troubles in seniors by cleansing inactive kidneys and dissolving uric acid and impurities. It asserts quick relief, regardless of duration of illness, with a money back guarantee if it fails in any case.
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Croxone
Fire damages Seattle Times presses injure eight
Eight firemen were hurt and about 75000 dollars in damage occurred when a fire destroyed the Seattle Times press room. The paper planned to issue from the Post-Intelligencer presses. Superior Judge Humphries blamed defiant signers for the blaze, while the fire marshal cited a leaky gas pipe as the cause.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Seattle Times
Times
The
Post- Intelligencer
Humphries
Pleasant purgative effect of Chamberlain's Tablets
The pleasant purgative effect produced by Chamberlain's Tablets and the healthy condition of body and mind which they create make one feel joyful. For sale by all dealers. adv.
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Chamberlain
Buddhist Leader Declares For War At Tokyo Mass Meeting
In Tokyo at Honkwanji temple a Buddhist gathering adopted a message to President Wilson urging peace and friendship between Japan and the United States while excluding religious and racial prejudice. About three thousand Buddhists attended as M Oishi of the progressive party argued war is needed to solve the California land question.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Honkwanji Temple
Woodrow Wilson
Japan
United States
M.’ Oishi
Progressive Party
California
Pan ama Canal Celebration Musical At Lyric Tonight
A large cast of over fifty performs under Dr. Frederick A. Dunster directed by William C. Daly at Mobile Lyric theatre tonight. Advance seats indicate strong attendance with prominent Mobile families and Chamber of Commerce leaders among patrons.
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Frederick A. Dunster
William C. Daly
Mobile
Lyric Theatre
Chamber of Commerce
Allyn Feeks
Marie Shafer
Stella Smith
Geneva Connors
Myrtle Hudson
Beatrice
Nash
Lucy Green
Georgia Belk
Messrs
William O. Daly
John C. Willis
DY. Ay ES Thayer
Max Lavelle
D. W. Hutchins
Herndon Smith
Tom Hallett
I.fried
Wilson Visits Lad Struck by His Auto at Providence
President Wilson visited Robert Crawford a fifteen year old messenger boy at Providence hospital recounting the accident circumstances. The boy showed a bruised ankle and knee and said he would be all right in a few days. The president reassured him that people do not usually lose jobs after accidents.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson Yest
Providence Hospital
Robert Crawford
Mr. Wilson
Mexican Rebels Losing Ground In Northern War
Associated Press reports government forces score setbacks for rebels across the north with Santa Rosalia retaken and trains and war material captured. Maas advances toward Piedras Negras. Torreon shows improvement while Durango remains rebel held. Elections on October 26 loom with candidates Gamboa Calero Diaz pushing organization efforts.
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Mexico City
Santa Rosalia
Samuel F. Mercado
Chihuahua
Department of Interior
Fightas
Thursay
Meral Maas
Sabinas
Piedras Negras
Sagi
Department of Class
Tracy Aubert
Torreon
Madera
Mary
Gener Pe
Durango
Puebla
Felix Diaz
Chamber of Deputies
Eight Governors to Attend American Prison Association Meet
Indianapolis hosts the annual American Prison Association gathering from Saturday through October 16 with eight state governors, including Ferris of Michigan and Cox of Ohio. Former Vice President Fairbanks will preside as delegates discuss reform, parole, and prison administration with varied association sessions and a Maud Ballington Booth address.
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Indianapolis
American Prison Association
Ernors Ferris
Michigan
Eberhardt
Minnesota
Major
Missouri
McCreary
Kentucky
Hooper
Tennessee
Hatfield
West Virginia
Cox
Ohio
State House
Charles W. Fairbanks
Chaplain Association
Woman's Association
Maud Ballington Booth
Physicians’ Association
National Prisoners’ Association
Warden’s Association
Prison Association
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertises Tonic Benefits
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic containing QUI NINE and IRON. It claims to drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and strengthen the whole system, priced at 60 cents.
Handsome Fund for Factory Girl in Coshoeton
Ten days ago a farmer's wife started a local appeal with funds for Bessie Donley fifteen of Coshoeton Ohio who recently attempted to take her life after losing her factory job under the state's new child labor law.
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Zanesville
Bessie Donley
Coshoeton, C
Twenty-One Convicts Escape From Camp
A group of about twenty-one convicts escaped from a Texas camp near Houston early today. One convict slipped out a cut ventilator and headed for freedom, while guards remained unaware until the rest followed. Several were later recaptured as the escape was unfolding.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Fund Reaches 1801 For Coshocton Girl Aid
Sunday the fund reached 1801 dollars for a Coshocton girl in need. Physicians suggested relief may help her condition, as the Donley family relies on her support. the girl suffers crippling illness while her mother is blind and eight siblings depend on aid.
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Donley
Upset Stomach Relief with Cascarets Tonight
An ad touts Cascarets to relieve upset stomach, sour stomach, and constipated bowels. It claims torpid liver and foul gases cause discomfort and promises to sweeten the stomach and remove indigestion. The copy urges immediate use tonight for quick relief.
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A.C Fs
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