Defends Popular Remedies at Detroit Advertising Meeting
Carl J. Balliett of Buffalo argued at the Advertising Affiliation convention in Detroit that organized efforts seek to discredit popular patent medicines and press publishers to reject their ads. He cited rising U S sales from 1900 to 1912 and urged publishers to investigate ad merits, not reject medical advertising outright.
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Carl J. Balliett
Buffalo
N. Y
Detroit
Balliett
Proprietary Association of America
America
American Medical Association
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
Slay All At Ghige Show Cattle Disease Troll
A chaotic cattle show encounter centers on a vandalism like disruption amid the Ghige show ring. Competitors and organizers confront an illness rumor and mischief affecting cattle displays. Authorities caution attendees about safety and fair judging integrity.
Slaughter of Livestock and Disease Fight in Chicago Area
Emergency response follows a disease outbreak impacting about 500 animals in the region. Officials report 262 cattle and hog carcasses found, with piecemeal quarantine efforts and debates over state and federal funding. Inspectors query the spread toWisconsin and Colorado herds as they pursue containment and compensation terms.
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Federal
Chicago
Iso
Governo
Minois
Apto
Wisconsin
Colorado
Kiso
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Waldorf-Astoria
United Stempts
States Steel Corporation Organ & Co
Uried
Heinze
Fleitmann
Not a Side The Quick Tee Set
The fragment mentions a tee setup and a quick set, suggesting a brief note on a golf or teeing arrangement. No clear events, people, or organizations are readable to name or date. The text lacks discernible context or outcome.
Funston may get more troops if needed
In Washington on November 10 1914 ten thousand American infantrymen and several transports are stationed at Galveston ready to rush to reinforce General Funston at Vera Cruz if required. War Department reports say rumors of an imminent attack on Vera Cruz and growing anti American sentiment in Mexico City are being checked. General Funston says many unsubstantiated rumors have prevailed and there is nothing alarming locally.
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Washington
Galveston
War Department
Funston
Vera Cruz
Two Presidents in Mexico Proclaim Rival Chief Roles
In Mexico City on November 11 Gen Venusiano Carranza declared himself chief head of the republic via a Cordoba proclamation. He ordered military leaders and civil officials to follow him and ignore the Aguas Calientes convention. Gen Eulalio Gutierrez, named provisional president by the convention, announced his own chief executive role starting November 10.
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Carranza
Mexico City
Venusiano Carranza
Cordoba
Aguas Calientes
Eulalio Gutierrez
Mexico
Six Men Die As Waverly Hotel Fire Traps Lodgers
A blaze at the Waverly lodging house on 342 Eighth Avenue New York, Nov 7, killed six men and injured many more. The fire cut off stairs trapping about 50 occupants. rescuers saved many, while some leaped from the second story. Seven suffered severe injuries requiring hospital care.
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New York
Waverly Hotel
Eighth Avenue
Land Suit Won by U S Rail Road in Supreme Court
The Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad lost its suit against the government for 61 million dollars, claiming 3 000 000 acres in Oklahoma were granted by the United States half a century ago. In Illinois a teen died after being struck by a train in Patersburg Bay Yarmouth. Another man perished in Millview after stepping in front of a Chicago Alton train. In Mississippi a prisoner married a Memphis socialite through cell bars in jail.
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Railroad
Washington
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Today
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
United States
Blomington
Chicago & Alton
Patersburg Bay
Yarmouth
Tallula
Albert Jones
Roadhouse
Millview
Railroad Official Is Indicted For ICc Violations
Chicago news report states W. L. Ross former vice president of the Chicago and Alton railroad was indicted by the grand jury on a charge of violating interstate commerce commission laws.
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Chicago
W. L. Ross
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Grand Jury
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Suffrage Conference Opens in Chattanooga
Exponents of female suffrage from all sections of the country arrive in Chattanooga Tennessee for the opening session of the southern states woman's suffrage conference on November 10.
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Southern Suffrage Conference
Chattanoga, Tenn
Lives Lost in Fire in Quebec Shoe Factory
In Quebec on November 7 a fire at the Cole brothers shoe factory reportedly burned several people to death. In San Francisco on the same date, California voters appear to have approved a constitutional amendment banning prize fighting.
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Quebec
Que
Cole Brothers
California
Sn Francisco
Police Chief Wounded in Sycamore Shooting
Sycamore Ill Nov 9 Chief of Police Hee Joe Ogden was shot in the head by Samuel Atkinson while being taken to the station after arrest on a complaint. Ogden is in Municipal hospital in critical condition. Atkinson, about sixty and estranged from his family, fled, then shot himself. He had threatened his wife and had been arrested on her complaint.
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Sycamore
Ill
Po- Hee
Joe Ogden
Samuel Atkinson
Ogden
Atkinson
Ferris Wins Michigan Governorship in 1914 Election
Complete returns show Gov. Woodbridge N Ferris re elected over Chase S Osborn by about 40 000 with a total vote near 350 000 Wayne County adds to Ferris bulk while Republicans carry all districts except the First and Second Also results indicate Republicans gain control of both legislative houses as Progressives drop votes and a few constitutional amendments face defeat including the insurance measure while the home voting provision nears defeat.
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Lansing
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Chase S. Osborn
Wayne County
Ferris
Michigan
Election winners listed by state and congressional district
Governor Ferris Democrat leads state ticket with Dickin son Vaughan Haarer Fuller Fellows. Nationally, per district results, Doremus Beakes Smith Hamilton Mapes Kelley Cramton Fordney McLaughlin Loud Scott James Nichols run in various Republican or Democratic slots.
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W. N. Ferris
L. D. Dickinson
C. C. Vaughan
J. J. Haarer
C. B. Fuller
Grant Fellows
Frank E. Doremus
Samuel W. Beakes
J. M. C. Smith
E. L. Hamilton
Carl Mapes
Patrick H. Kelley
L. C. Cramton
Joseph Fordney
J. C. McLaughlin
George A. Loud
Frank D. Scott
W. Frank James
Charles A. Nichols
Fire Prevention Course Aimed For Michigan Schools
Michigan plans a winter fire prevention course for public school children pending adoption by school authorities. If successful in Grand Rapids, the program could expand statewide. Also noted are mining delegates named by Governor Ferris for the American Mining Congress in Phoenix, Arizona, December 7 week.
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Michigan
Michigan Fire Prevention Association
Grand Rapids
Ferris
American Mining Congress
Phoenix
Ariz
R. M. Randall
Saginaw
Charles Coryell
Bay City
Otto C. Davidson
Iron Mountain
William Kelly
Vulcan
Charles E. Lawrence
Palatka
M. M. Duncan Ishpeming
James McNaughton
Met
FP. W. McNair
Houghton
W. Belden
Ishpeming
R. C. Allesing
Tenney Desollar
George Lord
Detroit
Wars in the Napoleonic Era and Modern Conflicts Cost Billions
The article outlines the cost of major wars from Napoleons era to the Boer War. It cites Wen Gell Phillips Dodge in Leslie’s, comparing spending: France, United States, Germany, Russia, Japan, and Britain. Totals include Napoleon’s 1.0 billion, US Civil War 3.4 billion, Franco German War 1.58 billion plus indemnity, and Boer War 1.055 billion.
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Napoleon
France
Wen- Gell Phillips Dodge
Leslie
Germany
Russia
Far East
Japan
Italy
Turkey
England
Too Good Reggy and Arline Court a Curious Love
A playful dialogue centers on romance and loyalty. Reggy vows never to lose his collar stud, while Sweet Arline insists on spirit and resolve before marriage. The exchange mocks the idea of marrying solely for status or being a “good catch.”
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Arline
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