Labor groups urge boycott of Yankee fleet in New Zealand
The Wellington Labour-Socialist factions publicly urged a boycott of the American fleet during its visit. The Dunedin Labour representation committee called on all workers to abstain from celebrations, arguing for peace through friendship among English speaking nations and cautioning against extremist propaganda.
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Australia
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New Zealand
United States
America
British Empire
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Advertisement Praised
A newspaper ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast relief for indigestion sour or gassy stomach. It claims strong acid neutralizing power and gentleness, noting physician prescription history and a pleasant taste. Bottles cost twenty five cents at drugstores.
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Rugstore
Resinol Clears Pimples in Lexington Man’s Remarkable Case
Lexington, March 5. A local man, once convinced his skin was hopeless, reports Resinol cleared persistent pimples after weeks under the sun. The brief word from the sufferer notes the treatment brought visible improvement and renewed confidence.
AFL Drops La Follette Affiliate and Returns to Nonpartisan Policy
Washington moves to end third party strategy as the American Federation of Labor renounces its La Follette alliance. Labor leaders say the vote restores nonpartisan conduct, favors selecting candidates with labor friendly records, and doubts mass action at polls will recur soon.
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American Federation of Labor
la Follette
Federation
Labor
la Follet
Senate
House
Organized Labor
Congress
Mutiny on Spanish Ship Fooled by Harbor Guards
A mutiny aboard the Spanish steamer Antonio Lopez in the East River was halted by harbor and motor squad reserves. Five volunteers leaped into the water hoping to desert, but were captured. many others lingered at the ship’s sides awaiting a chance to flee.
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New York
Antonio Lopez
East River
Havana
Morocco
Return of Seized Funds Under Federal Inquiry
Federal inquiry reviews the 1921 return of several million dollars in seized funds to American Metal Company by the alien property custodian. Officials decline details as the investigation proceeds, with cooperation promised. The company was linked to German interests and the matter involves Thomas W. Miller and successor Frederick C. Hicks.
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A.P
American Metal Company
Department of Justice
Department
Settice
United States
Thomas W. Miller
Europe
International Veterans’ Organization
Battle Monuments’ Commission
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Hoke Smith Praises Bryan in Tribute
Atlanta, August 3. Former Senator Hoke Smith paid tribute to William Jennings Bryan calling him the Great Commoner. Smith spoke to a large crowd in the city auditorium praising Bryan's lifelong devotion to the people and his policy choices for the masses. Mayor Walter Sims also offered eulogies.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
William Jennings Bryan
Senator Smith
Mr. Bryan
Daniel Webster
James G. Blaine
Smith
Walter Sims
Cover Up Efforts Highlighted in Damaged Text
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest someone tried to hide or obscure information. The readable portion references concealment actions and potential accountability concerns, but specific details or entities are not clear from the fragments.
Nurse Saves Two Patients With Remedy Claim
A nurse credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for saving two patients she treated after doctors prescribed surgery. She says the remedy cleared catarrhal mucous and inflammation in the intestinal tract and relieved stomach liver and intestinal ailments. The advertisement promises money refunds at all druggists.
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Mayr
Rio Grande Flood Causes Heavy Damage at Fabens
A.P. report describes early heavy flood damage along the Rio Grande near Fabens, 29 miles south of El Paso, with land and crop losses expected to exceed $50,000. About 100 men work to hold back the advancing water from thousands of acres.
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A.P
Rio Grande
Fabens
Here
Flood Crest Expected to Pass Fabens Late Tonight
Rain and flood threats loom as the crest of the swollen flood is forecast to pass Fabens late tonight, affecting nearby farms and prompting precautionary measures for cotton acreage and local residents.
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Fabens
Riviera development plans promise homes and projects in Coral Gables
A promotional piece touts $100,000 homes in the Riviera with room for 200 more in this year’s construction. It notes hotels, the University of Miami, Mahi Shrine Temple, a sanitarium, and waterways as part of a $100,000,000 budget. It invites readers to visit Miami and Coral Gables and to clip a coupon for information and transportation details.
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Coral Gables
Miami
Florida
University of Miami Sanitarium and Healthatorium
Mahi Shrine Temple
Miami-Biltmore Casino
Coral Gables Theatre
Riviera Homes
Lido-Seville
Opment
University of Miami
Mahi Shrine
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