Shackleton Rescues Elephants Island Expedition Crew
Lieut Sir Ernest Shackleton rescues the marooned Antarctic expedition members, returning safely aboard the Yelcho. He had sailed from Punta Arenas on August 25 with Vetllo for a third rescue attempt after earlier failures near Elephant Island.
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Pants Arenas
Chile
Sir Ernest
Shackleton
Totay
Yelcho
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Punta Arras
Vettho
Biemen
Elephant
Fort Stanley
Falkland Islands
Elephant Island
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proved Effective
In a large testimonial from Anamosa Iowa a woman describes relief from displacement and general illness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter notes previous suffering, two bottles taken, and renewed health with no lingering pains. The ad touts the remedy as a standard for women with widespread use across the country.
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Lydia E. Pinkbem
E Makham
Lynd
Mass
Lydia E Pinkham
Anamosa
Iowa
Lydia E.pinkhurn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Democratic County Ticket Named For Weber County
Weber County Democrats concluded their convention naming a full county ticket. W. J. Parker won the state senate seat on the second ballot. D. D. McKay, J. Campbell, J. Iddleton Jr., and others secured nominations for representatives. Brown a four year commissioner, Ensign a ten year post, Richards clerk, Huish treasurer, Higginbotham recorder, Farr attorney, Peterson sheriff, Lentz assessor, and Cunningham constable were also nominated or acclaimed.
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W. J. Parker
Ogden
D. D. McKay
Hunterine
Boyle
Whittson
Jr. Hooper
Campbell
M ¥. Brown
Hoy
Datus Hi
Ensign
Lawrence Richards
A. V. Huish
Aneissor
Banderson
Tecorder—Siles
Katherine Higsinbotham
Charles L. Farr
Bheriff
Herbert C. Peterzon
Burreyor
J. M. Lentz
Constable—Thomas
Cunntesham
Weber County
Menrge Ee Brownley
Atate
James I. Barker
C. c. Richards
Parker
T. W. Enven
M. P. Brown
W. HW. Taylor
Brown
Browo
Taylor
D. If Ensign
J. B. Carver
W. N
A. V. Helsh
M. Sanderson
Randerson
Ts. Campbell
Ale Fife
Valentine Gideon
Peterson
Mr. Fife
J. W. Lente
County Corresor
Thomas FE. Cunningham
Ennatabis
Oxden City
Brangh Plants Planned for Pacific Coast Expansion
Teturalne from San Brancheco outlines plans to build two Brangh branch plants on the Pacific Coast. Jensen reports the project will proceed despite earlier dangers, with a San Francisco site near Fourth and Townend due for a ten story building. Los Angeles plant planned along the Fer route, both centers set to handle daily receiving capacity and distribution, plus a naval contract for 220000 pounds of meat secured during the trip.
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Teturalne
San Brancheco
Paelite
Jensen
Orden’ ‘Packing & Provision Company
Ibrestenea
San Francisco
Jen Yen
Fred J. Ki
Los Angeles
Fach
Parite
Eit Caricade & Day
United States Naval
Allied Forces Drive Battles Across Picardy Front
Fierce combats on the Picardy front as French and British troops advance from Ginchy toward the Somme, claiming several fortified positions and over 2,900 German prisoners. In Verdun area, heavy fighting continues with gains for French forces at Fleury and Thiaumont, while Verdun remains hotly contested.
Allies Gain Ground on the Somme Front
Paris dispatch reports a combined French and British attack on the Somme front yielding an important four mile advance between Forest and Clery, Jehlie Ite south of Combles and east of Maurepas. French captured Guillemont part of Ginchy, with over 3,000 prisoners and many guns, while German forces counterattacked near Verdun and in Galicia as Britain and France press their offensives.
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London
Aliler
Spain
Nowh Inday
Gtnachy
Samtae
Ostskitte
Comolles
Drtall
la Forest
Maurepas
Clery
Somme
le Forest
Combres
Peronne
Guillemont
Olchy
Moquet
Geveral
Fidrafonlelot
Paris
Verdun
French War Office
Vaut Chaplitte
Fort Goussile
Meuse
Fleury
Dominal
Thiaumont
Bomme
Forest
Jehleh Ite
Combles
Ginchy
Bute
Ife Fleury Alea
Great Tritain
Prence
Gree
Greece
Athens
Train collision injuries toll in Altamont descent disaster
A freight train detachment on a steep Altamont glide released fifteen cars that crashed into a passenger train. No deaths, two injuries. wartime reports also note a Dutch steamer Zeeranrend torpedoed with crew saved as bomb debris and airship fragments prompt warning to collectors.
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la Fayette
Tod
Altamont
London
Reuter
AEBS
Hotterdarm
Three Raiders Attack London In Airship Raid
London reports confirm thirteen Zeppelin airships conducted a raid over the eastern counties with aims on London and Midlands industrial centers. Only three airships neared London. one was shot down over Enfield, its wreckage found at Cotey.
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London
England
Aero Maneswel
Ita
Easter Counties
Midlands
Rands
Outakiris
Tondo
Macies
Cottey
Enfield
Germany
President Signs Eight Hour Bill In Railway Labor Action
President Wilson signed the Adamson eight hour bill in his private car at Wolfton station, tying the measure to a nationwide railroad labor dispute. He planned a separate signing next Tuesday in Washington to address any constitutional questions. Railroads would decide if the law affects the ten hour day as a commission investigates the act's operations.
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Ind
Kera
Senate
Spurge Pastage
Webb
House
Hodgesite
Abraham Liscola
Washleg
Wilson
Brotherhood Teadera
Washington
Wipon
LotRranch
N. d
Hodgenville
Lincoln Homestead
Jay Bil
Congress
Railroad Brotherhoods
Wnfon
Shadow Lawn
N. J
Special Commission
Wile Ron
Hhe
Garreteon
W. G. Lae
Carter
Stone
Rudolph Forester
Hla Namie
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J. C. Iddteon, Jr
J. A. Beith
T. A. Whalen
Brangh
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National Biscuit Company
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East Anglian
Uteh Fuel Co
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Twenty-fifth
Hudson
New York
McCall
Hyery
Golden Rule Mere
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