Supreme Court changes and pending vacancy
Washington reports a reshuffle as Justice Hughes resigns with Van Deventer succeeding him as fourth longest serving. Brandeis sat far right, then left, with Brandeis set for New York circuit. Federal Indian offense jurisdiction denied, and Oregon ten hour day case reserved. Nice vs Cartier Indian land sale upheld, Knights of Pythias dues case affirmed. White House contemplates Hughes successor, Davis likely but Taft backers urge, and Justice Department eyes rapid appointment before summer.
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Increase Weight for Thin People with Sargol Tablets
An advertisement urges thin men and women to gain 1 to 10 pounds using Sargol with meals for two weeks. Measure yourself, take one tablet with each meal, then weigh again. Sargol supposedly converts eaten fats and starches into nourishing fat, stops waste, and helps flesh accumulate safely and inexpensively. Sold by A A Me Nintyre Drug Co and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
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A. A. Me
Nintyre Dreg Co
Drogeists
Rath Larga
Chinese honored US citizen in New York for aid to Chinese envoy
Charles N. Green former head of the manufacturers department at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco has been notified by the U S State Department that the Chinese government awarded him the order of the Golden Sheaf fourth class at the request of the Chinese minister of agriculture and commerce. Richard C Ferguson a 60 year old Balaklava survivor and participant in the charge and later wounded died in McKeesport Pennsylvania.
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San Francisco
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Washington
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Creen
Pittsburg
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Balakista
Eeren Uticy
McKeesport
Here
Memorial crowds greet King George at Kitchener tribute
Crowds lined the streets for hours in The City as King George, Queen Mary, and Dowager Queen attended memorial services for Field Marshal Karl Kitchener at St Pauls. The event featured a band from the Engineers and drummers of the Guards, with Westminster Abbey and Canterbury also honoring the fallen leader.
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Queen Mary
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Utah Delegates Arrive in St Louis for Democratic Jam
Utah delegates reach St Louis to attend a ratification assembly amid apathy concerns and efforts to engage Progressive factions. Leaders fear a lukewarm convention as they weigh how to attract Progressives without harming party unity. The delegation, led by local reception, plans to enjoy events while awaiting nomination decisions for president.
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John M. Parker
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Ihs
If You Suffer From Pulmonary Troubles
An advertisement-like notice urges readers with breathing problems to try a lime treatment from Cekman Laboratory Philadelphia. It claims no opiates and no habit forming narcotics, promising benefit in severe pulmonary affections and suggesting it may aid those with weakened systems.
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Cekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Gasoline Inquiry Probes Prices and Independent Firms
Washington June 12 The federal antitrust commission continued its investigation into high gasoline prices. Officials questioned whether Standard Oil or related firms endangered independent oil interests by setting low retail prices to drive competition out of state markets while paying miners high prices for crude, making it unprofitable for independents to stay in business. Blanchard Oil company officials attended to explain the rise in prices and supply.
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Ederal
Calp Commission
Blanchard Ofl Company
French comment on Chas. E. Hughes nomination
Paris reports the French press printed editorials on Charles E. Hughes, the Republican presidential candidate, but reaction to his nomination remained mixed and cautious. The coverage notes that American politics intrigue observers abroad and may influence Parisian views of the United States.
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Clorraphlew
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European war influence on American politics discussed
Fenlow and Temps debate the effect of European conflict on U S policy. The Temps note Sr Hughes keeps reserve in judicial matters and would follow party principles, while The Figaro highlights the candidate's Europe familiarity and annual visits to Austria, with a fondness for mountain climbing and authors Walz and Dunas.
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Temps
Sr. Hughes
Aido
The
Figaro
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Adda
Walz and
Dunas
Community program notes and insect diet claims
A fragmented program listing includes songs and dances such as In Camp and The Flag Means. it also contains a long, uncertain educational blurb about a potato beetle. The text mentions Lenore Hinckley, Governor Willan, and a statement about insects being destructive, with figures on beetle and grasshopper consumption, from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper tone.
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Tanner
Welcone
Npt Inckley
Eeren C
Deeesseer Nacsetank van Daren
Lenore Hinckley
Willan Pry
Governor Spry to Preset Governor Day Observance
Fist Day will be observed tomorrow as the Utah State Industrial School hosts an elaborate program with Governor Williams Spry scheduled to deliver the principal address and preside over a banquet. Faculty members and students have practiced for weeks, with pupils performing various numbers.
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Utah State Industrial School
Willams Spry
Cars Raldten
Athoo
Hinckley
Mia
Mary Mann
Holdaway
Halters Pon
T W. . Nichols
C. W. Wimmer
Recruiting officer travels Idaho to examine recruits for new Army
Lieutenant head of the United States recruiting agency in the Intermountain region left Ogden yesterday bound for Pocatello Twin Falls and other Idaho towns. He plans to return to Ogden next week to examine several young men who have presented draft papers to become members of the army Ram’s body. The army bill recently passed by Congress increases officers and Lt Nell will take the examination at Fort Yellowstone for a captaincy. Harty appetites of insects is noted as a separate item.
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Teutenant
United States
Intermountain
Ogden
Pocatello
Twin Falle
Idaho
Tacle Ram
Nell
Fort Yellowstone
Taleda Cure Claim Prompts Court Action
A fragmentary ad lists Frank J. Ctenet and a patent remedy for cavarrh tronees and constipation. It mentions a December date and claims medical efficacy though phrasing is garbled. The text references a remedy sold by CRNET & CO and TH. Trae Ma's Femty Grits for constipation.
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Taleda
Lars
Halle
Frank J
Ctenet
Fiera
Crnet & CO
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