Two Leaders in Campaign Swing Through Illinois Missouri
Speaker Champ Clark and Governor Woodrow Wilson campaigned together in Illinois and Missouri where voters favored Clark in the Democratic primaries. Crowds cheered as Wilson urged a new approach, while Clark endorsed Wilson and both men pressed for party unity. The tour included Springfield, St Louis, and a stop at the Lincoln tomb with a large Democratic gathering and events with editors and at the Coliseum.
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ST. Louis
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Illinois
Missouri
Clark
United States
Springfield
Governor Wilson
Democratic Party
St Louis
Chicago
Democratic Editorial Association of Missouri
A Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It claims bladder regulation for children and offers mail delivery for $1 with testimonials from other states. Dr BE Hall lists St Louis address and Bruusie’s as sellers.
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Texas Wonder
BE. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis, Mo
Bruusie’ vi
Kohlsaat Buys Chicago Inter Ocean From Hinman
H H Kohlsaat, longtime Chicago Record Herald editor publisher, purchased the Chicago Inter Ocean from George W Hinman. Kohlsaat will take active charge and the paper will pursue Republican editorial policy. Hinman plans retirement after the sale.
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Chicago
H. H. Kohlsaat
Chicago Record-Herald
Today
Chicago Inter-Ocean
George W. Hinman
Kohlsaat
Record-Herald
Inter-Ocean
Koblsaat
Koblaaat
Chicago Times-Herald
Times-Herald
The
Record
Record- Herald
Record-Herald career timeline note
Record-Herald until 1902, when he withdrew, on, to resume his connection with that paper Jan. 1, 1910.
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Record-Herald
Two Strike Breaking Street Car Men Shot in Augusta
Two strike breaking street car employees were shot in Augusta Georgia as shots were exchanged between the men on the car and strike sympathizers. One was probably fatally wounded. No arrests were made. The crowd attacked the car in Summerville and sought to drag the motorman and conductor off. The car crew fired into the crowd, injuring men who were rushed to a hospital.
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Augusta
Summerville
Woman Sues Count for Borrowed Money in Chicago
Mrs. A. E. Waller of New York sues Count John L. Craky for $100 claiming the money was lent to pay his hotel bill with a promise of repayment after his marriage. The attorney says Craky previously repaid Bryan Inman more than $4000 borrowed in this country. The Crakys reside in a fashionable Chicago neighborhood.
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Chicago
John L. Craky
Maud Inman
Bryan Inman
L Timberman
Portland
Ore
A. E. Waller
New York City
Lovers of Peace Not Dynamiters Says Harding
At Indianapolis trial of the dynamite plot defense lawyers depict forty five men as lovers of peace and quiet. Witnesses from several cities to attest to the good reputations of defendants including Frank M. Ryan John T. Butler and other Iron Workers leaders are expected. Evidence suggests photographs of non union work were shown to inform union members where employment might be found.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William W. Harding
Dyamsters
Wiil
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
John T. Butler
M. C. Tiffit
Minneapolis
Fred Mooney
Duluth
Mina
Los Angeles
Mooney
Song
Bucklen's Amica Salve Cures Boy’s Ulcer
A North Carolina father credits Bucklen's Amica Salve with saving his 14 year old son's leg after an ugly bruise caused an ulcer. He reports remedies failed until one box cured the boy. The ad touts healing for burns boils skin eruptions and piles and lists 25 cents at druggists.
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D. F. Howard
Aquone
N. C
Bucklen
Two Chicago Police Fired From the Force
Police Captain John J. Mahoney and Lieutenant Bernard J. Burns were discharged by the civil service commission for incompetency and neglect of duty after failing to prevent a Sept. 10 bank robbery in New Westminster. Burns attempted a lone arrest in a South Side saloon and was beaten.
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Chicago
John J. Mahoney
Bernard J. Burns
Chicago Police Department
Civil Service Commission
Bank of Montreal
New Westminster
B. C
Civil Service Commissioners
Ins
South Ride
Florist proposes plan to curb legislature in Alabama
Montgomery florist W B Paterson proposes extending the governor’s term by two years to give an experienced executive a tighter grip on state spending. He argues a longer governor term would align legislative sessions with an established administration and curb excessive appropriations.
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Montgomery
W. B. Paterson
Alabama
General Assembly
O'Neal
Patergron
Florist and Normal School Principal Shapes State Finance View
Paterson argues the governor's term should begin between regular sessions to better oversee finances. He is a successful florist and the head of the Montgomery Negro Normal School, taking a strong public affairs interest but not seeking political office.
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Paterson
Negro Normal School
Montgomery
May Close Schools to Get Cotton Pickers
Wichita Falls Texas October 9 Youth group proposes closing schools for two weeks to allow boy students to work in cotton fields to relieve labor shortages and prevent crop losses for farmers after an investigation into regional conditions.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Young Men's Progressive League
Knoxville Tailors Strike Over Women Workers
Fifty union tailors in Knoxville walked out without notice claiming women vest makers are not members of the union. Women have long done this work at home without complaint. Masters say women were expelled years ago and now are being forced back into the union.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Louisiana's Second Primary Nominates Five Congressmen
New Orleans reports complete returns from Louisiana second primaries. Walter Elder nominated in the fifth district, now represented by Senator-elect Joseph Ransdell. Lewis L. Morgan wins in the sixth, formerly Wickliffe. I Lazaro leads in the seventh where incumbent A P Puyo did not seek another term.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Walter Elder
Joseph Ransdell
Lewis L. Morgan
Robert ©. Wickliffe
I. Lazaro
A. P. Puyo
Voice of Esau and Jacob in Wilson speech on trusts
Springfield Oct 9 Governor Wilson denounced Roosevelt's plan for federal regulation of trusts calling it a guise of monopoly He warned against invoking Lincoln and slavery as justification and said the state would repudiate such rhetoric in pursuit of liberty.
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Springfield
Esau
Jacob
Wilson
Roosevelt
Lincoln
New Candidate for 7 Secretary of State
State Treasurer John Purifoy announced he will run for secretary of state in two years if no unforeseen event occurs His statement was made that his formal announcement will come at an appropriate time The field also lists Colonel Jas Nunnellee the governor's secretary W P Cobb of Tuskegee and Harry Shorter of Bufaula as other candidates
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Montgomery
John Purifoy
Jas Nunnellee
W. P. Cobb
Tuskegee
Harry Shorter
Bufaula
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E. Karl Conti
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Lam Barrios
LIMON
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Thos. W. White
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F. A
Emile Herpin
Emanuel
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W. D. Randall
Aynsley Litho and Eng, Co
A. Streb
Streb’s Bread
A. Streb Bakery
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J. Mullaney, Jr
N. W. Water and Church &J
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Secretary OF
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