Disregard for Law at Illinois Bar Leader Summit
Robert McMurdy president of the Illinois State Bar Association lambasts U.S. lawlessness at the annual convention at the Hotel La Salle. He cites rising homicide rates and lynching figures, urging national action to curb violence while criticizing crime costs and outdated legal practices.
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Shah's exit from Berlin linked to Russian pressure
Rumors in Odessa suggest the former Shah of Persia left Berlin under pressure from the Russian ambassador. He had been in Berlin for months receiving diabetes treatment. Sir Edward Grey reportedly informed the Shah of Russia's stance.
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Persian crisis seen with wary Russian guard
The text notes that the Shah will not tolerate another bid for the Persian throne and risk disturbance. A Russian adjutant with Mohammed Ali’s suite watches movements and Persian emissaries. The Shah is described as very quiet and secretive.
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Watch Saves Man's Life in Narrow Escape
New York a gold hunting case watch saved Rudolph M Hoffman's life when a highwayman shot at him. The bullet wedged in the watch. Mount Hope The appendix of Frank Davis, removed ten years ago, grew again and had to be cut out a second time to save his life.
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Notice of Execution Sale in Union County North Carolina
A. P. Phifer sues Neal A. Williams in Union County Superior Court. On Monday August 3 1914 at noon the sheriff will offer for sale the half of lot No 4 containing 0.5 acre in Marshville township at the courthouse door for cash to satisfy the execution. The property lies near J E Little and Will James and bounds given in the deed. John Griffith Sheriff of Union County signs the notice dated June 25 1914.
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Our Soda Stand Brings Joy With Cold Drinks Sale
A lively group of youngsters lines up at the counter for our famous soda. The ad promises happiness from a glass of our cool drinks and ice cream, with a memorable deal of 24 drinks for $1.00 or 12 for 50 cents. Nice line fruits are on hand.
Little Talks to Farm Boys by Clarence Poe
Clarence Poe speaks to farm boys about education, health, and modern farming. He urges using school, libraries, and farm clubs, learning from agriculture texts, and adopting improved methods, machinery, and pure-bred livestock to lift communities toward collective progress.
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Roosevelt to Curtail Campaign Speaking in London
Col Roosevelt, amid illness and London travel, said a full campaign is impossible for months. He told a World reporter he cannot engage in primary or electoral campaigns or even daily speeches due to larynx strain from the recent race and a fever in Brazil. A separate brief notes a damaged coat case in Statesville.
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Raleigh Sues City Over Rut Fatality Damages
A notice announces a $10,000 damages suit against the city of Raleigh for the death of R. L. Johnson a dairyman killed when his milk wagon hit a rut in the street. The claim alleges the rut left the street wet and caused the fatal accident.
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Teachers Examination Schedule in Monroe Court House
The regular examination for teachers of the public schools will be held at the court house in Monroe on Thursday and Friday July 9 and 10. Applicants must report to the County Superintendent by 9 o clock and use first class paper with pen and ink. The dates are July 9 for white applicants and July 10 for colored. R N Nisbet County Superintendent.
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Cure Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromosine Remedy
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as a quick cure for colds and headaches. The copy promises fast relief and teaches it stops the cold in a day. It imitates early 20th century patent medicine tone and claims multiple symptoms addressed.
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