Greet Railways Face Crisis Warns Of Fares Rise
Associated Press reports at Atlantic City on October 14 George H. Harris of Louisville of the American Electric Railway Association warned that public demand may force fare increases to prevent a destructive slide in service. He cited broader city borders, more transfer points, higher construction and maintenance costs, and wage pressures as risks if fares stay low. Nesbitt Duffy, an arbitrator in Cleveland, said low fares are kept only at the expense of service.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
George H. Harris
Louisville
American Electric Ilway Association
Nesbitt Duffy
City of
Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Company
Ohio City
Underwood Corrects Debate Reference About Ryan Donation
Democratic Leader Underwood removed a claim that Thomas Fortune Ryan donated 10 000 to President Wilson's New Jersey gubernatorial campaign after White House clarification. The official congressional record will reflect the correction as the speech moved toward press.
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Washington
Underwood
Representative Hobson
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Wilson
New Jersey
White House
Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Grayed Hair Reversal
An advertisement touts Q Ban Hair Color Restorer as restoring original hair color without dyeing. It claims gray hair vanishes and hair returns to youthful color, plus improvements to texture and scalp health. Sold for 60 cents a bottle with a money back guarantee, available in Mobile at Van Antwerp Drug Store.
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Mobile
van Antwerp
Lewis injury may be fatal in welterweight title bout
Harry Lewis, claimant of the welterweight championship, was reported very sick after a fifth round concussion in his fight with Joe Borrell in Philadelphia. Referee Frank OBrien and four seconds were arrested on bail. Earlier, Lewis had returned from abroad and had been injured in London.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Harry Lewis
Joe” Borrell
Jack McGuigan
Lewis
Tie
London
McGuigan
Amusements: Field's Greater Minstrels at Lyric Theater
The A. G. Field's Greater Minstrels arrive in Mobile for two performances at the Lyric Theater this afternoon and tonight. New songs and elaborate scenic investiture highlight the show, with matinee at 8 p.m. and evening performance at 8:15. The Huntley Stock Company's Hearts and Flowers continues at the Orpheum with matinees on select days, starring J. Huntley and Luella Arnold amid a strong supporting cast.
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A. G. Field
Greater Minstrels
Mobile
Lyric Theater
Marguerite Merriman
Harriet Randolph
Flora May
Marshal Boner
Rogers Barker
Huntley Stock Company
Adee Run Down by Truck While Cycling to Office
Alvey A. Adee veteran second assistant secretary of state was struck by a motor truck while riding a bicycle to his office in Washington on October 14 but escaped with no injuries.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alvey A. Adee
D D D Eczema Remedy Offered By Local Druggists
Old established druggists promote D D D Prescription for Eczema as a scientific antiseptic wash. The ad claims instant soothing action, pore penetration, and elimination of disease terms with a money back guarantee if it fails. Mentions D D D Soap and lists local druggists and companies.
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D. D. D. Laboratories
Chicago
Feeding the Baby and the Importance of Regular Nursing
Mother and baby must be nourished and kept in good condition for a healthy child. The article argues for regular feeding intervals from birth, with gradual reduction at night, and cautions on mixed feeding, bottle use, and choosing suitable bottle foods under physician guidance. It highlights signs of poor digestion and the need for careful, individualized care.
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Midwest
Parrott Died Suddenly at Camp in Oxford Maine
J R Parrott president of the Florida East Coast Railroad died at his summer camp in Oxford Maine last night from angina pectoris. He appeared in normal health during the day and had been closely tied to H M Hapler in rail and hotel business.
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Oxford
Maine
J. R. Parrott
Florida East Coast Railroad
Jacksonville Leader Joseph H Warrott Dies Here
Associated Press reports Joseph H Warrott president of the Florida East Coast Railroad died in Oxford Maine yesterday. He was a longtime figure in Jacksonville financial circles and connected with several southeast railroads banks and other corporations. Born in Oxford Maine in 185% he lived in Jacksonville for 30 years.
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Associated Tress
Jacksonville
Bla
Joseph H. Warrott
Florida East Coast Railroad
Oxford
Maine
J’arrott
Malne
Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles ad
Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel cures diabetes weak back rheumatism and all irregularities of kidneys and bladder in men and women Regulates bladder trouble in children If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mail on receipt of 1 00 One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom fails to cure Send for Alabama testimonials Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold by druggists
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Texa
Wonder
Mall
Alabama
E. W. Hall
Police News From Government Street Pawn Shop Case
Agnew employed by E Mor ningstar pawn shop owner at 17 Government street was arrested for violating license ordinance arraigned in recorder s court Monday fined 5 dollars or ten days notice of appeal given bond set at 100 dollars. S J Sheffield arrested for petit larceny on Rosa Danneberg complaint continued to October 15 bond 250. Richard Harris discharged for petit larceny from Kylie Humphries. Minnie Williams on dr Harsh complaint for screen ordinance fined 10 dollars or twenty days.
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Agnew
E. Morningstar
No. 17
Government Street
Recorder’s Court
S. J. Sheffield
John Lincoln
Rosa Danneberg
Judy Edington
Sheffield
Richard Harris
Ylie Humphries
Minnie Williams
F. R. Harsh
Edington
Grain Dealers Convene for Protective Agenda in New Orleans
The seventeenth annual convention of the National Association of Grain Dealers opens in New Orleans with several hundred delegates. President D. Jones and E. C. Eickenberry deliver addresses as the group discusses anti-future legislation protection of bills of lading and a new grading system. An executive session of the legislative committee reviews views on three key topics. A special train from Chicago brings additional delegates.
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New Orleans
National Association of Grain Dealers
D. Jones
Nashville
Wellcome
E. C. Eickenberry
Ohio Association
Jones
Legislative Committee
Chicago and Northwestern
Lepros y case in Los Angeles tests Blue claim
A newly found leprosy case in Los Angeles is reported to the public health service confirming Surgeon General Blue’s assertion that more leprosy exists in the United States than is commonly known.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Public Health Service
Blue
United States
Central Bank Backed Over Fragmented Reserves
Arthur Reynolds of the American Banking Association urged a central bank model over Glass Owen twelve regional reserves. He spoke at a New York conference on currency reform arguing unity and public service would prevail over dispersed, competing banks and fragmented reserves.
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New York
Arthur Reynolds
American Banking Association
New York Academy of Political Science
Dodson's Liver Tone Replaces Harmful Calomel in Stores
A period advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer alternative to calomel for liver and digestive issues. It claims druggists widely stock the product, priced at 50 cents a bottle, with a money back guarantee if not faster, gentler relief than calomel.
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Dodson
Oil Pipelines Battle Reaches Supreme Court
The Supreme Court takes up the pipeline amendment case involving Standard Oil and other oil firms. The government argues pipelines in interstate commerce must act as common carriers under the Interstate Commerce laws, while oil companies say private pipelines carrying oil for themselves cannot be forced into common-carrier status.
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Associated Press
Washington
Standard Oil
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Commerce Court
Oil Companies
News and Observer Installed in New Home
Josephus Daniels secretary of the navy returns from Raleigh after attending the house warming of a new News and Observer plant rebuilt after a fire. He notes the restoration will ease his editorial duties while he runs the navy department.
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News and Observer
Washington
Josephus Daniels
Bad Complexions Now Easily Discarded Beauty Seeker Ad
An advertisement promotes a non drastic wax treatment to remove freckles liver spots moth patches blackheads and pimples. It claims gradual skin improvement with nightly application and warm water removal. A saxolite and hazel lotion is offered for wrinkle care with immediate results.
Dowager Duchess Denies Roumania Princess Betrothal
Coburg Germany October 14 The Dowager Duchess Marie of Saxe Coburg Gotha authorized a denial of reports that Princess Elizabeth of Roumania is engaged to Crown Prince George of Greece. The Duchess states the prince and princess have never met.
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Coburg
Germany
Marie
Saxe Coburg-Gotha
Elizabeth
Railroads file plans for 5 percent freight rate hike
Eastern and central freight railroad associations filed tariffs with the Commerce Commission proposing a 5 percent flat increase on all freight rates, coal and grain excepted. The raises will be suspended pending review, with most railroads enclosing voluntary suspensions. A decision is unlikely before spring.
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Washington
Eastern and Central Freight Railroad
Seein Commerce Commission
Rebel Russell Marries Charlotte Benz in Chicago
Albert Rebel Russell of Bonham Texas star pitcher for the Chicago Americans wed Charlotte Benz of Indianapolis today in Chicago. Charlotte Benz is a cousin of Joe Benz, another of the team's standout pitchers.
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Chicago
Albert
Rebel) Russell
Bonham
Texas
Chicago Americans
Charlotte Benz
Indianapolis
Joe Benz
Descriptive list of rental properties and remodeling option
Cottage No 860 Palmetto street offers hall parlor dining room pantry kitchen three large and one small bedroom bath hot and cold water electric lights modern conveniences. No 118 St Stephens road two story seven rooms hall kitchen bath electric lights porcelain tub gas sanitary sewerage city water large yarn. Building northwest Conti and Wilkinson streets suitable for horse shoeing shop or garage. Will remodel to suit tenant.
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St. Stephens Road
E. S. Broad
North South Carolina St
N. W
Conti and Wilkinson
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Adee
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