Senator Harry Lane Dies on the Coast of Oregon
United States Senator Harry Lane of Oregon died in a San Francisco hospital after a brain blood clot caused nervous disorder. Born in Corvallis and a Willamette medical graduate, Lane served as Portland mayor 1905 to 191? and was elected to the U S Senate by the Oregon legislature in 1912. he was 62 and survived by widow Mrs Lane McBride and daughters Mrs Hicks and Harriet.
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San Francisco
United States
Harry Lane
Oregon
Senator Lane
Washington
Portland
King Lane McBride
Washinton
D. C
Stra
Harriet Lane Hicks
Norfolk
Lang
Orcron Pianeer
Cor Vallis
Ile
Willamette University
Hinl
Santman
United States Senate
Money Back Promises in Outdated Medicine Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to mail a form to Foley & Co for a refund package of Foley's Medicine. The offer promotes remedies for colds coughs croup and various pains with Foley Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets. It lists an address in Chicago and a peremptory instruction to include personal details for processing.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Nelntyre Drug Co
Convict Manuel Sentenced to Death at Fort Leavenworth
Ons Manuel, a federal prisoner at Leavenworth, was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death by hanging on the Fort Leavenworth reservation for killing Edgar A. Cart, a prison guard, during a twenty five year term. The hanging site on the government reservation avoids state jurisdiction.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Ons Manuel
Fort Leavenworth
Manuel
Edgar A. Cart
Dia
Alaska
Cooperation Planned at Maryland Tankers Convention
Cooperation in disposing of the Liberty bonds was pledged today at the twenty second annual convention of the Maryland Tankers association in Atlantic City New Jersey. The event gathered shipowners and traders to discuss bond redemption strategies and market stability amid postwar financing shifts.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Maryland Tankers’ Association
French Foreign Legion Wins Croix and Palm in Champagne Fight
In May 23 dispatch from Grand Headquarters, The Foreign Legion is praised for extraordinary gallantry in Champagne. The regiment, now three battalions merged, includes Americans and volunteers from 51 nations. Auberive assault saw heavy losses. lieutenant and 12 gunners killed with a lone push silencing a machine gun. Several Americans earned the War Cross. Sgt. Edgar Bouign? from New Orleans wounded, awarded its cross.
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Associated Press
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Ofth
Champagne
Associated Tress
Union
Teglon
Auberive
Blajor
Auberiva
Auberlye
Corman
Gulf
War Tax Bill Passes House in Vote of 223 to 76
Washington May 23 The war revenue bill aimed at raising about 2.8 billion for next year cleared the house by 223 to 76, all opposing ballots from Republicans. The measure, largely unchanged from the Ways and Means version, faces Senate redrafting and hopes for final passage within a month.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Trition
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Dempsey
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Hicks
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Rodenberg
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Temptedon
Vestal
Man Credits Foley Kidney Pills In Personal Letter
A. M. Hunsucker of Bosua Chitto Alles recounts relief from rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble dizziness and near falls after using Foley Kidney Pills. He notes restored energy and reduced pain in a published testimonial through Nelntyre Drug Co. advertisement.
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A. M. Hunsucker
Bosua Chitto
Alles
Laneul
A.M. Nelntyre Drug Co
Death burns tearful Utah boy after home fire
May 24 Salt Lake City Mrs Charles La Tequa returns home to find her nine year old Edward dead from a house fire at 448 West Third South Street. The blaze destroyed the Le Reana home and origin is unknown. The mother, childless, refuses charity while the father, seeking work, had little success. The injured father and a nearly blind boy persevere amid poverty and rejection. The story notes the boy's struggle to support the family and his attempts to find employment despite hardships.
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Salt Lake
Charles la Tequa
Edward
West Third South Street
TSA
Caother
Jad
Telestiph
Ibravery Receives War Service Acknowledgment
A reader note recognizes Ibravery for wartime service since the war began. The division’s captures include 1,300 German prisoners, twenty seven cannons, fifty eight French mortars, and forty seven machine guns.
Corn Removal Claim Ad from Freezone Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a remedy to lift corn and callus without pain. It claims a small amount dries and shrivels the corn instantly and can be bought from druggists, with a sensational line about applying it to a wife’s dresser.
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Fender
Cincinnati
Ussus
Akin
Certificates Over-Subscribed in Liberty Loan Offering
Washington May 23 An overwhelming response greeted the treasury department short term certificates of indebtedness offering part of the Liberty loan financing The oversubscription was official tonight at about two percent and the books closed two days early The certificates bear 34 1 4 percent interest due July 30 convertible into Liberty bonds and receivable at par with accrued interest Subscriptions from New York were large and demand exceeded expectations in every federal reserve district Tomorrow allocations will be made and subscriptions scaled down about one third Mrs W G McAdoo wife of the secretary of the treasury called a meeting for Friday June 1 of the Women</S>
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Washington
Treasury Department
Liberty
New York
Federal Reserve
W.G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilon
Wome
Rockefeller Endows Foundation With 25 Million Gift
New York May 21 John D Rockefeller announced a 25 million dollar endowment gift to the Rockefeller Foundation. The board also voted 410 million for war relief and 1000000 for the Rockefeller Institute and Johns Hopkins school of hygiene. A 3260000 grant supported a Yale mobile motor hospital unit for France. Dr Vincent said most income will fund Red Cross and war aid for Entente countries amid ongoing conflict.
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New York
John Th. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundation
George E. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Johns Hopkins University
Medical School
Yale University
France
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Charles E. Hughes
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Wallace Buttrick
Foundation
Vincent
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Vincent i
Red Cross
Owls Spring Hop at Utah Hot Springs May 24 1917
Special trains at 7 7 3 0 8 and 9 30 p m depart for a Liberty loan campaign launch. The event is led by a well known national committee chairwoman who will mobilize women across sections to support the subjections and fundraising effort.
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Utah Hot Springs
Liberty Loan Committee
Liberty Loan
How Arrives in Stockholm from Newark
James Eads How a member of the International Brotherhood Welfare association, nicknamed the raillionaire hobo, has reached Stockholm via London. He recently attended the association's Newark convention where delegates were chosen for a Socialist peace conference in Stockholm and a proposed commission to visit Russia. The first unit of the Twentieth United States Infantry arrived at Fort Douglas, Salt Lake, with four officers and 128 men, part of a larger regiment movement from the Mexican border.
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Stockholm
London
James Eads How
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
United States
Hobo A J Union
Salt Lake Salt Lake
Twentieth
United States Infantry
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Denver & Rio Grande
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