Out of Town Checks Move Endorsed by Banking Bodies
New York December 7 The executive committee of the crime house amtochion proposes a uniform regulation affecting out of town collections on checks. The plan envisions a standard rate across the country and follows a conference of major western banking interests. The New York Clearing House association supports the move as a key step in streamlining collections and regulating banking practice.
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New York
Ceurime
Amtochion
Ebecka
Ar Howes
Xvve
York
Railroading Measure Moves Fast in House Debate
Washington reports Republican members unanimously back the disuse Mischein Dil bill and seek rapid floor action. Representative Overstreet of Indiana will file a rule for immediate consideration amid anticipated two day debate and a likely vote by week’s end.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Overstreet
Indiana
Sorry she did not quit coffee sooner before kidneys failed
A reader asserts quitting coffee earlier would have prevented kidney trouble. She credits Postum Food Coffee, recommended by Rev. Jeny ald of Coldwater, as improving heartburn and indigestion. Endorsed by others, she urges following directions and warns against other coffees.
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Jeny Ald
Coldwater
Siabalt
L. A
Bill amendments and passage discussed before Christmas recess
A parliamentary session reviewed amendments to a bill on bonds and capital stock limits, with adjustments to redeeming funds and certificates. An amendment on green tick bounding was withdrawn after explanation. Nine tentative amendments were considered, nine presided, and a unanimous resolution of approval adopted. The group, led by Mr. Dyerstreet and Associates, praised for unified command and urged passage before Christmas recess.
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United States
Warner
Jilineth
Dyerstreet
Nearly Smothered in Gas At City Jail
A Springfield Illinois headlined incident reports Twenty prisoners at the city jail nearly suffocated today after gas fumes circulated from a vermin fumigation. Some inmates were moved to the county jail or sent home while others released. Firemen and city physician treated the affected men with stimulants and fresh air. Two burglars remain unwell and were moved to their own cells.
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Chicago
Tribune
Sprinefeld
Nia
Wiicers
Nus
Roberts' Pay Question Delays Pay Status for Utah Deputy
Washington December 1 The House has not ruled on whether Robert s pay should be stopped as a member of the House or removed from the seat in dispute. The issue hinges on Speaker Henderson s decision and will not conclude until pay checks are stopped or approved. Roberts had drawn pay up to December 3, the day before Congress convened, based on Clerk McDowell s certificates of membership.
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Wathinston
Roberta
Utah
House
Henderson
Rhoberts
Congress
McDowell
Todd
Th. Brocke
Stager
Tennison
Arson charge in New York tied to two hall fires
Der Kilduff, 19? years old, was arrested on arson charges after a blaze at 73 East End Avenue. A bundle of newspapers in the lower hall was set alight, quickly burning two piles of papers. Kilduff allegedly sent the first alarm and denied knowledge of the second fire. police traced the second blaze to his actions.
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New York
Whawara Killduty
Arsin
ICI Arts
Walleras
Kildut
Kudutt
Kilduff
Old Soldier to Be Electrocuted
Old soldier to be electrocuted in a case heard by Judge Borckland in common pleas court. David Winget, inmate of a home, seeks a new trial after Frederick Hiancke murder near the home. Wingett was sentenced to Belleville. The report later notes trade figures from London.
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Santusky
Common Pleas Court
Borckland
David Winget
Prederick Hiancke
Wingett
Iron Market Weakened by Seasonal Demand and Premium Drops
The Iron and steel trade shows a quieting after a lengthy surge in activity. Demand for billets and sheet products shifts as premiums for immediate delivery fall, with consumption down in building and manufacturing. Buyers respond cautiously, while exporters retain some activity and prices drift toward a more conservative base.
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New York
Retell
Lkely
Umut
Ievel
Valios
Kansas gains seat on judiciary panel as changes made
Washington December 1 details shifts on House committees. Miller takes Broderick's judiciary spot while Speier Menderton and Mitten Chester Lane seek roles on elections and ways and means. Reeder to mileage committee Curtis to India and public lands. Sherman remains as chairman.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Broderick
Miller
Hangas
Speier Menderton
Mitten Chester FE Lane
Ts Tring Towet
Ceamsale
Larky Bailey
Hindeson
Reeder
Curtis
Amin
India Committee
Oz Public Lands
Sir Curtis
Sherman
Himsel
Found Frozen to Death in Golden Colorado
George Sap yer foreman of Veto ranch found dead near Golden after a wagon accident en route to Denver for supplies. Sawyer drove returning crew to fetch provisions, a dispute led to the foreman being thrown from vehicle and severely injured. Body located three days later. age about 4 years old. Relatives in Georgetown DC.
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Golden, Co
George
Sapyer
Veto Ranch
Golden
Sawyer
Denver
Sarwarde
Min Awey
Ciyates
Sawyer Wiks
Georgetown
Must Remain in Prison after New Trial Denied
Eldorado Dev. 7. Robert Snyder, serving life for the killings of his wife and mother-in-law, was denied a new trial today. He claimed he was forced to admit the deed and that he is innocent.
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Eldorado
Robert Snyder
Petitien
Plea Sought in Unclear Arrest Case at District Court
Three Keimndike Jointkeepers were arrested Saturday in a district court matter. A church or telecast hearing date is not yet set. The report notes an upcoming hearing and indicates an arrest tied to the district proceedings.
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Keiendike
Satur—das
Walved
Opposition to Wood Major General Promotion in Army
Washington dispatch reports strong opposition within the army to General Wood’s elevation to major general. The article notes partisan clashes over his Cuba command and argues confirmation hinges on White House decisions. It discusses Wood’s likely assignments and the administration’s Cuba policy and aims to balance military and civil roles in the island.
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New York
General Wood
Washington
Merstd Sare
Wood
Uhi
Hie
Norvico
Metion
Wuveror
Cuba
Brophe
Wilson
Lee
Ludlow
U. S
Brooke Wi
Californis
Geeral Shafter
Hoot
Rinstug
Tanlow
Jennral
Cubtais
Granth Wood
Sap Lago
Taoubu
Wilhoes
Attairas
Regents to meet for Nebraska University chancellor pick
Omaha report notes a board of regents meeting next Tuesday in Lincoln to choose a successor to MacLean who resigned for Town university. E Benjamin Andrews, Chicago schools chief and former Brown University president, is expected to be offered the post and would accept given consent from incoming regents. The action would be with full acquiescence of two regents seated January 1 to prevent the university from remaining headless.
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Omaha
Wec
Board of Regents
The
Nebraska University
Lincoln
Kel
MacLean
E. Tienjamin Andrews
Chicago
Frown University
Next Big Boer Battle Expected at Spytfontes
A Durban telegraph report on December 5 cites claims of the final Boer attempt to take Ladysmith on December 4, followed by a British counterattack and Boer retreat. Dispatches note Boer fortifications on Spytfontein and Luzivette ridge while Kimberley defenders shift, with rumors of heavy engagements and growing mobilization around Natal and the Tugela region.
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London
Durban
Ladysmith
Frere
Landysmith
Tugela
Natal
Modder River
Cronje
Evers
Spytfon
Luzivette Ridge
Wesr
Kimberley
Gatarre
Methuen
Wimbledon
Spitskop
Wimbledon Siding
Scott-Turner
Scott
Kekwith
Cape Colony
Pretoria
Winston Churchill
Lorenzo Marduex
Kruger
Cil
Birs
Geo W Martin Elected Secretary of State Historical Society
The executive committee chose Geo W Martin as secretary. A Kansas printer and publisher, he served in Junction City and Topeka, later leading Kansas memorial efforts and state historical activities, with strong ties to Lawrence and Topeka.
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Geo. W. Martin
State Historical Society
Siblety Wrathesday
Martis
Kaness
Marty
Geeorapton
Secompton Chien
Brear
Kersas
Sondon
Orion
Surin
Junction City
Talea
Sue Singtin
Jametson City
Kansas
Bastes
Ethene
Kassas Ciey Cate
Uaerta
Mir Martin
Gem Aoaratars
Blair County
Fenn
Martin
Judge Adams
Vaeabries
John Martin de
Dames
Lawrence
Harding
Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Health
A promotional ad touts Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets as correcting indigestion and stomach trouble by supplying digestion aiding elements. It claims the product strengthens nerves and heart, improves appetite, and aids food absorption after meals. Sold by druggists for cents per package. mail order available from Bl A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuarts
Italy
BLA
Stuart Co. Murstall
Mich
Stuart Ata
HUA Bruart Cy
Star
DANGER IN SODA FOR STOMACH TROUBLE WARNING
A vintage warning on unsafe soda use links common soda to stomach and bowel harm. It endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safer cure, citing digestion aid and claimed heart and liver benefits, with price details and the manufacturer contact in Michigan.
One Secret Patent Medicine Fails Purity Claim
An advertisement rejects secret patent medicines as ineffective for purifying blood and boosting strength. It promotes a digestive-based solution using vegetable enzymes and pepsin tablets, claiming digestion improves flesh, nerves, and overall health, supported by testimonials and doctor endorsements.
Heart Disease Cause and Warning for Americans
Do not be alarmed yet investigate the causes of heart trouble among Americans. The article links stress and worry to heart ailments, notes digestion and digestion related nerves influence heart function, and warns of fermentation and stomach pressure affecting the chest and lungs.
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Americas
Aruba
Digestive aids and health claims flood public notices
The document previews a broad array of medical and dietary assertions about digestive health, claiming benefits from various products and remedies. It mentions and critiques generic health promises, consumer warnings, and calls for clarity on ingredients and efficacy. It references affiliations with individuals and unnamed organizations in a dated, press-like tone.
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