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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
6
In Chicago a lively political day unfolds with a statewide convention and key figures named Finis of Dresden Judge M M Allison of Chattanooga among leaders. The scene promises excitement as campaign events draw crowds and attention across the city.
A nostalgic self-help blurb compares perceived age to vitality emphasizing strength vigor and mental alertness. It argues a robust 80 year old can seem younger than a 30 year old run-down person and urges heroic effort to resist aging effects.
Real estate firm member arranged the resale of 405 Dauphin Street occupied by The Vogue from W. H. Monk Jr. The property was bought last week from Frances Greenway for 42500 and resold for 46500 by E. M. Bailey of Mobile. Senator K. D. McKellar supporters arrive with 100 boosters as Tennessee delegates gear up for a heated political day in Shelby County involving women and ex service men and Colonel Harry Berry as potential at large delegate.
A vintage advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy restores health from stomach trouble and intestinal inflammation. It asserts four bottles aided a man in May or June 1913 to regain work and lose weight, promising a money back guarantee if not convinced.
An ad touts Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure grease free and cheaper than soaps and shampoos. It claims the shampoo cleanses thoroughly, lathers richly, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft bright fluffy and easy to handle while removing dust dirt and dandruff.
A battered fifteen year old drummer Connie Leven der, a World War I hero, was arraigned in Cincinnati as officials and doctors described war injuries. Mrs. C. P. Austin offered to shelter him while Judge Leuders and Dr. Wilson sought federal aid and Red Cross assistance.
Lobby scenes around the Coliseum in Herrington Kansas blend with campaign theater. Militant suffragists threaten pickups across from Hoover headquarters and a ticket banner swap sparks debate. Politicians from Iowa and Massachusetts mingle amid crowd noise and a wave of cane vendors outside the Congress Hotel.
In San Francisco on June 8 the trial of William Harrison Dempsey begins in U S district court with the services act proceeding scheduled to proceed today.
In Cullyhanna County Armagh a Sinn Fein member was killed and two policemen badly wounded when a crowd attacked a police patrol at the Gaelic League fete. The confrontation followed a wake revolver fire. no arrests reported.
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