Wilson volunteers to tour New York state for vote
A band of Wilson volunteers led by Amos Pinchot will travel from Shadow Lawn to deliver a message from President Wilson and engage in a cross state speech tour. Thegroup includes Rabbi Stephen Wise and Rev Dr George R Lunn as they visit major cities from the Battery to Buffalo. McAdoo plans speaks in Peoria and other cities while Underwood backs re election and Lovett praises the president's policies.
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President and Gerard to confer on German question this week
Long Branch N J October 16 The President is expected to discuss the German situation with James W Gerard ambassador to Germany later this week an engagement has not been made. The entente note on interference with American mails drew no comment from the President. Senator Ollie James predicts Wilson victory. St Louis Day observance canceled. Mrs Wilson’s birthday celebrated with a diamond and platinum brooch from the President.
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Wilson to Speak in Chicago Three Addresses Next Week
President Wilson will deliver three addresses in Chicago next Thursday. He will speak at the Press Club luncheon, then address a women’s mass meeting at the auditorium, and later speak at the New Citizens' Alliance Association’s third annual meeting at Dexter Pavilion Union Stock Yards. The Press Club luncheon is for members and a few guests.
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Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules advertised for back pain
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for backache with claims of long-standing origin since 1696. It urges daily use of three to four capsules and promises relief tomorrow and permanent freedom from pain, noting authenticity by the Gold Medal name and Holland heritage.
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Startling Act to Be Seen at Gulf Coast Fair
Little Miss Katherine Stinson the 19 year old aviatrix will loop the loop and perform perilous stunts at the Gulf Coast Fair opening Monday October 30. Her sensational flying at Sheepshead Bay Speedway recently startled New York papers with graceful aerial maneuvers one eighth of a mile high against the blue sky.
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Second District Sunday School Meeting at Gulfcrest
More than a hundred delegates attended the Second District Mobile County Sunday School Association gathering at Gulfcrest. An all day session included a home products dinner, devotional by Rev. G. W. Carpenter and music directed by J. H. Wienand. County Superintendent R. L. Howell spoke on Today's Sunday School Lesson and W. H. Lewis was named secretary for the unexpired term. Representatives from Kushla Union, Chunchula Union, Gulfcrest Methodist and Baptist churches, Lambert Methodist and Turnerville Baptist attended, with district finances reported in good shape.
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Stinson’s daring air loop at speedway thrills spectators
Miss Stinson climbs the clouds in a gossamer machine as two burning fuses emit saffron smoke. At about 700 feet she completes a final loop then her plane tilts and dives, the wings appearing as a window frame before the craft recovers and flies inverted toward the ground.
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Monroe Doctrine Breached by U-63, French Analyst Claims
Paris reports French military thinker Jean Herbet teases that the German U-63 breach off the New England coast tests whether the United States will uphold the Monroe Doctrine. He notes the Jeffersonian principle against European interference extends to American waters and warns naval and military control could follow if ignored.
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How the Loop Was Completed
A vivid description of a biplane looping skyward, climbing rapidly until it verticals. The aircraft then flips to fly inverted for several seconds, seeming like eternity, before resuming normal orientation.
Wonder Girl of the Sky Triumphs Over Storm at Sea
A fragile girl pilots a small biplane through a storm with human effort and skill, briefly plunging like a comet before steadily riding the air again. Her curls frame a slim frame, and New York should praise this wonder girl of the sky for her feat.
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Fall of a Nation at Empire details and lineup
The Empire hosts a week of photoplays with The Fall of a Nation sequel to Birth of a Nation on Tuesday to Thursday. The program includes Her Father's Son with Vivian Martin, The Masked Ball with Earle Williams and Lillian Tucker, Witchcraft with Fannie Ward, and The Firm of Girdlestone. Also announced is the World Series baseball pictures booked for October 25.
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Allies Note Fallout Dampens U S Protest
Washington reports the allies softened protests over mails and censorship. Officials note British actions and Wilsons stance reduce American resentment but anticipate no immediate reply before the election. Diplomats warn further steps could raise tension as foreign policy remains a campaign issue.
Girl 19 Shot by Father Then Dies by Suicide
In Alexandria Louisiana on October 1 sheriff reports Charles M Bonnette a local farmer shot and killed his nineteen year old daughter after she refused to work in the field. He then killed himself with a double barreled shotgun the report says leaving the farm family stunned by the tragedy.
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Remarkable Tin Sickness Spreading in German Cities
London reports from the Amsterdam correspondent that a disease, termed tin sickness, is spreading in Germany, notably in Berlin Hamburg Munich and Cologne. Caused by continual feeding on preserved foods it is described as a serious form of blood poisoning.
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Puss in Boots Jr. Learns Moon Flight At County Fair
Puss Junior volunteers to guide a balloon to the moon at a county fair. A sudden wind gust sends the craft off course and the party crash lands in a tree after the ascent fails.
Puss in Boots Junior Buoys Up in Balloon Ride
A curious boy, eager for fun, joins a balloon ascent after paying for a ride. The balloon lifts off amid cheers as he writes messages to friends below about visiting the Man in the Moon and following his directions, while the ascent climbs toward the clouds.
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