Robert La Follette Lauded as Voice of Humanism at Funeral
Madison June 23 AP A eulogy lauds Robert M La Follette as the voice of humanism guiding democracy and social justice Dr Haydon calls him fearless incorruptible champion of the weak whose life aimed to center government on human values and reject wealth privilege in a cynical age
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Ranne
A. E. Haydon
Mozart
Madi
Cea Atong
Capitol Square
Madison
Win
Voice of Humanism
Haydon
Robert Ah
Robert M. LaFollette
Administration expense cut starts with new push
President Coolidge will address a business group via radio highlighting further cuts to reduce government outlays. The administration targets a roughly 3.4 billion dollar year end expense total and continues tax relief efforts as treasury reports a growing surplus. Radio stations WCAP WEAF WJAR WEFI WOC WSAI and others will carry the address with Marine Band performances complementing the program. Read today’s Want Ads for bargains.
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Robert 8. Thornburgh
International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Harding
Treasury
Rocky Mountains
H. M. Lord
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Wecome
WCAP
Ashington
WEAF
New York
WJAR
Providence
WEFI
Boston
WOC
Philadelphia
WSAI
Cincinnati
Davenport
United States Marine Band
Drastic changes in management of alien property office
Washington June 22. The alien property custodian announces drastic changes in conducting the office banks. Hicks says policy shifts place responsibility and control with the government to cut costs and speed up claims handling. The plan saves about 150000 dollars yearly and increases monthly claims to 650 to 60. The policy also targets attorney fees and trims expenses including the discontinuation of the New York office.
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Washington
Alien Property Custodian’s Office
Hicks
Nti
New York
Stop Itching Eczema Quick Relief Ad Warned
An old styled advertisement promises fast relief from eczema and skin troubles using a topical antiseptic solution. Claims include rapid calming of itching and burning with a available bottle and large size soap listed for sale by druggists.
Death toll climbs to forty nine in Lackawanna crash
The death list from the Lackawanna excursion wreck rises to 49 with Miss Catherine Wilgermein dying in hospital. Three others remain in critical condition including Mrs Louise Kaufman Mrs Catherine Weis and Chnnie Mann as investigations by the state board of utilities commissioners and the interstate commerce commission continue. Sand washing blamed for the wreck and long hill drainage may be required.
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N. J
Lackawanna
Catherine Wilgermein
Louise Kaufman
Atherine Weis
Chicago
Chnnie Mann
Evanston
State Board of Utilities Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eneu
British Open Qualifying Opens Under Sunny Skies at Troon
Troon Scotland June 22 Blazing sun and a steady northwest wind greeted start of the British Open qualifying rounds. A field of 202 golfers, including Jim Barnes Joe Kirkwood and MacDonald Smith, began play on the new courses as spectators waited for the main action. Americans Douglas Grant and John Bredemus also compete.
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Troon
Scotland
Jim Barnes
Joe Kirkwood
MacDonald Smith
Seven Cities Cited for Poor Meat Sanitation
The department of agriculture named seven cities as outstanding examples of inadequate meat sanitation. Washington D C New Orleans Birmingham Oklahoma City Baltimore Chicago and Detroit were cited as having offenders who are foreigners or of recent foreign descent and slow to adopt modern sanitation methods.
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Washington
Interational News Service
Department of Agriculture
D. C
New Orleans
Birmingham
Oklahoma City
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Hallucinations Linked to Gas in Radium Work Plant
New Jersey inquiry reveals tetrathyl lead poisoning caused eight deaths at Deepwater plant and illnesses at Orange radium dial work. Workers reported seeing butterflies during poisoning. plant closed amid federal probe into lead and radium paint hazards.
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Nnew
York
New Jersey
United States
Radium Corporation
Orange
N. J
Deepwater
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Company
Standard Oil Company
Lay Way
Elizabeth
du Ponts
Oxidine Advertises Malaria Cure and Tonic Benefit
A vintage ad promotes Oxidine claiming it drives out malaria and stops chills and fever by eliminating the cause. It also touts biliousness constipation relief and calls Oxidine a general tonic that strengthens the body and boosts appetite.
Saunders Brother of Piggly Wiggly Founder Buried
Charles E. Saunders, 51, brother of Clarence Saunders, former Piggly Wiggly king, died at his Birmingham home. Funeral services were scheduled today. Saunders had worked for American Cast Iron and Pipe Co. Clarence Saunders arrived to attend the services.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles E. Saunders
Clarence Saunders
Piggly Wiggly King
Charles Saunders
American,Cast Iron and Pipe Company
Quick Method Destroys Blackheads With Calorite Powder
An old advertisement claims a simple home method dissolves blackheads. Rub two ounces of calorite powder on a hot wet cloth over the area for a few seconds then wash off. The method supposedly clears the skin and removes visible heads.
Hundreds of Women Made Over Again by Taylor's Blood Medicine
A testimonial letter praises Taylor's Blood Medicine from Tampa Florida as a life changer for stomach troubles skin issues and weight gain. It claims the product purifies blood and removes poisons aiding recovery. The advertisement urges readers to ask their druggist for a bottle at one dollar with a guarantee.
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Albright & Ed
Taylor
Taylor Medicine Company
Tampa
Florida
South
Bright
Taylor Medicine Co
Fla
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