Oldest Senator Francis Warren Celebrates Eighty first Birthday
United States Senator Francis B. Warren of Wyoming marks his eighty first birthday and reflects on a career spanning since 1890. He notes sweeping changes including woman suffrage, Prohibition, youth emancipation, and science driven progress, with women increasingly shaping government and policy.
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Francis E. Warren
Apres Consst
Igs
William K. Hutchinson
International Service
W. Gton
United States
Francis B. Warren
Wyoming
Senate For International Jews Service
Warren
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Capitol
House
Washington
Army
Navy
Potomac
Arlington Wireless Station
Bryan
Silver
William Jennings Bryan
League of Nations
Lydia E. Pinkham's V testimonial from South Carolina
A testimonial from Mrs. S. A. Hoey of Columbia South Carolina extols Lydia E. Pinkham's V for backache nervousness and other ailments said to relieve long standing female complaints. The letter urges other women to seek early symptoms and use the remedy.
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Golaumbia
S. C
S. A. Hoey
RF. D. No. 4
Columbia
South Carolina
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lee
Orne Sm
Toms
Puzzle of tongues and trivia tests readers' wits
A long fragment of a crossword puzzle lists clues from various categories, mixing wordplay items with and commentary on Washington progress and historic changes. The piece mentions figures like Bryan, Silver, and Warren, contrasting past and present issues and the era's broad topics, blending puzzles with political reminiscence.
Paris Judge Rules Against jaywalking In Paris
Paris June 20 A.P. A Paris judge declared a police regulation against jaywalking illegal but suggested if police regulate pedestrian traffic they could require walkers to carry a light or walk in lit or designated areas. The ruling freed Jacques Allmbert who was arrested for crossing the Champs Elysees at an unmarked point.
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Paris
A.P
Jacques Allmbert
Champs Elysees
British Stand On China Revolt Demands Accountability
New York June 19. Great Britain holds the Peking government responsible for injuries to British nationals and damage to property amid the anti foreign campaign in China. Foreign Secretary Chamberlain cited outrages including the Shanghai murder of W W Mackenzie and mobbing of a British constable. Shanghai talks between Chinese and foreign diplomats failed. Chinese agitators may seize on the event. Shanghai shipping strike grows. General Chang Hsueh Liang orders troops to Shanghai. Chung-Kiang near Hankow sees critical conditions as British are attacked and the consul flees. The US gunboat Palos moves toward the scene. An anti foreign demonstration in Shanghai draws about fifty thousand people demanding war with Britain and Japan.
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New York
Great Britain
Peking
China
Chamberlain
W. W. MacKenzie
Shanghai
Hankow
Celestial Kingdom
London
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Chang Tso-Lin
Chung-Kiang
Yangtse
United States
Palos
Japan
Taylor's Blood Medicine Promises Health and Vitality
A historic advertisement claims blood impurities cause fatigue indigestion and rheumatism. It touts Taylor's Blood Medicine as the purifying tonic using vegetable ingredients and iodide of potash with a money back guarantee sold by the Taylor Medicine Company in Tampa Florida.
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Taylor
South
M. I. Maney
Asheville
N. C
Taylor Medicine Company
Tampa
Florida
Air mail service to be launched formally in July
New York announces formal launch of night air mail from New York to Chicago starting July 1. First bags depart from the New York post office for Hadley Field and depart at 9 30 to fly 784 miles to Chicago, with arrival next morning. Route costs total $500000 for field leveling lights and rentals.
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New York
Chicago
New York Postoffice
Hadley Field
New Brunswick
N. J
Paul Henderson
Trans-Continental Air Service
de Haviland
Liberty
Cleveland
New York Post Office
Bellefonte
Bryag Field
Resolution Adopted At Health Parley In Minneapolis
At the National Tuberculosis Association convention in Minneapolis on June 20 resolutions urged better coordination of federal public health activities under a trained sanitarian. The association commended President Coolidge’s push for executive department reorganization and pledged support for a more efficient central federal health agency to improve national health.
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Minneapolis
Minn
A.P
National Tuberculosis Association
Coolidge
Executive Department
Depew Invited to Be Neptune in Atlantic City Pageant
Chauncey M. Depew of New York has been invited to be King Neptune at the 1925 Atlantic City pageant in September. If he accepts, he would greet Miss America 1925 and preside at the court. The invitation aims to draw world attention to the carnival naval parade and pageant festivities.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
King Neptune
Depew
Hudson Maxim
Ship of State
Trial Set for Men Accused in Pickford Plot
In Los Angeles Charles Stevens Wood and Claude Holcomb face trial for allegedly plotting against film star Mary Pickford. They pleaded not guilty with trial date set for July 22. The case involves claims of conspiracy and political intrigue surrounding a pageant event and public spectacle.
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Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Charles Stevens
Wood
Claude Holcomb
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Whnelly Fossil Health
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Levant
Naut
Europe
North Pole
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Jay
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Cash Grocery
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Oakdale
BCA
Pickford
Pew
Ronardi
Leona
van Antwerp
D and All Drug Stores
Florida Fish Company
Western Market Stores
Libby
Morning Glory
Delicatessen
Duke
Duke’s Mayonnaise
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