President Wilson reviews New Jersey troops at Shadow Lawn
President Wilson inspects the Fourth New Jersey Infantry at Sea Girt then meets New York young men's Democratic clubs at Shadow Lawn. Democratic national committee members arrive to orchestrate a 3 pm arrival and 4 pm address urging support for the Democratic ticket.
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Kane Tashte
Shadow Lawn
Fourth News
Seagirt, Ke J
New York
New Jersey Regiment
White House
New Jersey
Democratic National Committee
Wilson rebuked by York telegrams over pro British policies
President Wilson denounces charges of pro British bias in a telegram to Jeremiah York and omits support from disloyal Americans. O Leary forwards a sharper reply noting disapproval of foreign policy and wartime actions. The exchange highlights anger over perceived enchantment with Britain and party voters in New Jersey and New York.
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Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
Jeremiah_ York
The
American Truth
O'Leary
O’leary
New York
Martine
New Jersey
Congress
DeMiracle Depilatory Promises Permanent Hair Removal
A vintage advertisement warns against paste and liquid hair removers and touts DeMiracle as the only depilatory that deactivates hair beneath the skin. It claims permanent results, endorsers from surgeons and dermatologists, and offers $1.00 and $2.00 bottle sizes via mail order from DeMiracle Chemical Dept in New York.
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Medical
I + ae
IB Se
DeMiracle Chemical Dept. G
Park Ave
129Th St
New K. Solq
van- Ant- Drug Co
Mobile Guests and Business Buzz From Grand Rapids to Mobile
After visits to Grand Rapids Chicago Milwaukee and other cities S H Peck Battle House proprietor returns home optimistic about a strong winter tourist season for Mobile He cites west midwest reports of larger and longer stays By Friday afternoon Cyrus Brown ex secretary of state John Gamble private secretary to Gov Charles Henderson dine with W K Morrill at Gulf Fishing and Hunting Club G L Sullivan Bay Steamship Co secretary injures ankle while socializing Linvingston Phelps a New York couple visits Mobile at the Battle House A Z Oberhaus Jr travels to Philadelphia and New York for the world series F C Horton becomes a notary public filing bond in probate court William F Meder Foley merchant visits Mobile Cawthon Hotel McVoy and wife of Selma Ala register at Battle House to visit friends
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Milwaukee
S. H. Peck
Battle House
Cyrus Brown
Alabama
John Gamble
Charles Henderson
Mobile
W. K. Morrill
Gulf Fishing and Hunting Club
F. C. Horton
William F. Meder
Foley, Ala
Cawthon Hotel
Visitors Register at Battle House on Saturday
Mr. J. B. Winberg and his wife of New York were among the many visitors registered at the Battle House on Saturday. Mrs. M. Mills has left for Baltimore to join her husband.
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J. 8. Winberg
New York
Battle House
M. Mills
Baltimore
Democratic backing questioned by voter message on Martine Bennet vote
A reader rebuts press influence claiming Anglomaniacs and British interests do not steer votes. The letter asserts Martine’s election and Bennet’s Democratic primary losses in the twenty third district show waning support for the current policies and party leadership.
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Sional
Martine
Bennet
Mr. Bennet
Twenty-Third
President Wilson Prepares Campaign Tour Emphasizing Public Issues
A White House summary outlines President Wilson's plan for speeches at Shadow Lawn and other venues. He will avoid personal attacks on Charles Hughes, speak to nonpartisan groups on public questions, and argue why voters should back the Democratic ticket in November. He will focus on U S policy in Mexico Europe and domestic acts while avoiding direct comment on the railroad strike. He asserts Huerta's ousting and the Democratic stance against him, deeming no reply necessary.
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Shadow Lawn
Charles 4. Hughes
Mexico
Europe
Hughes
John Lind
Huerta
Wilson
Eight Hour Board Appointments To Come Soon
An authoritative denial about James W. Gerard visiting to discuss submarine attack reports. The eight hour board established by congress will have members appointed by the president within a few days. Tariff commission shipping board and workers compensation commission appointments will be delayed. John M. Parker plans to campaign against Mr. Hughes, with letters sent to Bainbridge Colby and to Parker.
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Germany
Gerard
United States
Congress
Tariff Commission
Shipping Board
John M. Parker
Hughes
Offits
Parker
Pars Ker
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Florida National Guard Ready for Border Duty
Advices from the state mobilization camp near Jacksonville say the Second Regiment Florida National Guard ordered to the border will proceed to Laredo Texas for duty with troops likely to reinforce border security during the ongoing national mobilization.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Here
Florida Nation Guard
ITEM BOYS ENJOY BIG HAY RIDE AND FEAST AT BEACH
The Item street sellers, split into Reds and Blues, held a closing contest with Reds winning by selling more papers. The circulation manager arranged a celebratory hay ride with buses provided by Weinacker Ice and Fuel Company and a large bonfire on Bay Front Beach. The event included a band, dancing, boxing exhibitions, and a return ride through Bienville square and Government Street.
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ITEM
The
Reds
Blues
Simon Dannenberg
Weinacker Ice and Fuel Company
Bay Front
Bienville Square
Royal
Government Street
Cedar Point Road
Monroe Park
Red Farrell
Victor Clarke
Herman Pfeister
Pension of a Newsboys Beach Party at Mobile
Mobile's best known newsboy Paddy Burns led a beach party with older boys singing Irish songs. Dannenburg spoke on welfare of the boys as they enjoyed brisk exercise, ice cream, cake and fruit.
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Mobile
Paddy Burns
Ireland
Mr. Dannenburg
Newsboys
Coal Snap Won't Last Long Says Weather Man
The Weather Bureau forecasts generally fair weather for the southeastern states next week with cooler starting temperatures followed by warmth after Monday. Temperatures near normal are expected in the west Gulf states while no tropical disturbances are indicated in the West Indies this period.
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Weather Man
Astoviated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
West Gulf States
West Indies
Morgenthau Seeks 1.5 Million Campaign Fund
Henry Morgenthau, treasurer of the Democratic national campaign committee, says a fund of 1.5 million dollars is needed to run the national campaign. He expects New York to contribute about one third, slightly above the 1912 campaign spending by about 400 thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry Morgenthau
National Campaign Committee
American Club Head Freed After Vera Cruz Detention
Burton Wilson, president of the Foreign Citizens' Committee and the American Club in Mexico City, was released after imprisonment on alleged pernicious activity. He arrived at Vera Cruz en route to the United States and was ordered to leave the country, per a cable from Consul Canea to the State Department.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Burton Wilson
Foreign Citizens’ Committee
The
American Club
Mexico City
Canea
Vera Cruz
State Department
Wilson
United States
Scorpion Bite Becomes Trigger for Guardsman's Suicide
Beacon New York September report states Sergeant William Santee of Company K Third Infantry New York National Guard died by suicide after illness from a scorpion bite. Santee, a Spanish American War veteran, had requested discharge while en route with his regiment to McAllen Texas in July. His body returned to Hornell New York for burial.
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Associated Press
Beacon
N.Y
McAllen
Texas
William Santee
Third
Infantry
New York National Guard
Hornell
N. Y
Santee
One Killed and Five Hurt in Barnwell Auto Crash
A auto overturn near Barnwell South Carolina leaves A R Moore dead and H A Simms fatally injured. Dr J G Wooley and W Seymour Owens suffered painful injuries while E G Bolen was unhurt. The five Barnwell residents were returning from a dove shoot when the car struck a sandy spot and overturned.
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Columbia
8. C
A. R. Moore
H. A. Simms
Barnwell
J. G. Wooley
W. Seymour Owens
E. G. Bolen
Barnwell Moore
W. W. Moore
South Carolina
Simms
Moore
Germany denies sinking steamers Kelevina Strathtay
Berlin reports competent authorities state neither the steamer Kelevina nor the Strathtay were attacked by German submarines. The Kelvina and Strathtay were sunk by a mine and torpedo respectively per British and American notices.
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Germany
Associated Press
Berlin
Strathtay
Overseas
Coopers
National Child Labor Law Defended as Sound Policy
The National Child Labor Committee denounces claims the federal child labor law is a fraud or joker. Owen R. Lovejoy says the bill was carefully drafted after three years of work, with bipartisan support, and that the 30 day clause prevents evasion without harming interstate shipments.
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Washington
National Child Labor Committee
Owen R. Lovejoy
Congress
Senate
Oliver and Penrose
Coun
Men Sought for U S Signal Corps Recruitment Notice
The United States Army recruiting station announces today that the War Department seeks recruits for the Signal Corps. Telegraph and radio operators, telephone men, photographers, clerks, and electricians are especially desired, with mechanics and gas engine knowledge needed for the aviation section. Recruits are to be sent to the proper depot for enlistment.
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United States Army
War Department
Signal Corps
Adjutant General
Washington
Man Dies as Building Annex Is Blown Down in Fla Storm
A two story frame building remodel being added as an Atlantic hotel annex collapsed in heavy rain and wind at Fort Pierch. Robert Halliwell was killed and L Wingate and C L Faber, hotel proprietor, were injured. Property loss estimated at 6000 dollars.
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Fort Pierch
Fla
Robert Halliwell
L. Wingate
C. L. Faber
Child labor law will be enforced nationwide says committee
The National Child Labor Committee asserts the law will be enforced according to the will of the American people, regardless of whether the next president is Wilson or Hughes, noting it was passed by a congress that gave it close attention.
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National Child Labor Committee
Wilson
Hughes
Two Men and One Woman Added to Blackmail Syndicate
Federal agents arrested two men and a woman in a Chicago raid at 4 this morning tied to a Mann Act blackmail ring. They seized letters from a Cedar Rapids merchant alleging he was extorted for 15000 dollars after being lured to a Chicago apartment by two girls.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Department of Justice
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Carrying Hidden Weapon Charge Leads to Fines
John Mack, a negro, was fined $50 by the recorder for carrying concealed weapons after arrest by Officer Lovelace at Commerce and Lipscombe streets. A. V. Vaughan was fined $15 or 15 days for disorderly conduct after drawing a shotgun on Kenneth Suggs in a Friday night dispute. Theolius Carr Jr. was granted a rehearing on assault with a pistol and sentenced to two months and twenty days.
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John Mack
Lovelace
Commerce
Lipscombe Street
A. V. Vaughan
Vaughan
Kenneth Suggs
Theolius Carr, Jr
Chamberlain's Tablets Help Boy Heal Quickly
Mrs. Thomas Campbell of Kirkville New York reports her nineteen year old son suffered frequent bilious attacks. Her husband brought home Chamberlain's Tablets and started giving them to him. He improved at once began eating heartily and gained strength. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Thomas Campbell
Kirkville
N. Y
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