OUR COMMISSION GOING ABROAD IN WASHINGTON
In Washington a seven senator and five House member waterways commission will travel to Europe after adjournment to study railways river trade and canal development. They will report next session. Rumors cast Lucius N Littauer as chiefly responsible for high gloves and hosiery duties in the Payne bill.
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Washington
Congress
National Waterways Commission
Europe
House
Burton
Ohio
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Alexander Mackenzie
War Department
Germany
Commission
Lucius N. Littauer
Gloversville
Littauer
Senate
Littoner
Taft
Letter Published Endorsing Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
Minneapolis readers see a published testimonial from Mrs. Joan G. Moldan praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles. The letter urges other women to consider the remedy and notes Mrs. Pinkham offers confidential, free advice from Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BK. Pinkham
Joan G. Moldan
Second St
North
Lydia FE
Jewelers elect officers at national meeting
The American National Retail Jewelers association in Omaha elected J. P. Archibald president for the next year. Other officers named include Joseph Mazer, Miacol Nabsted, Claude Williams, A. B. Hull, and T. H. Combs on the executive committee.
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Omaha
American National Retail Jewelers’ Association
J. P. Archibald
Blairville
Joseph Mazer
Me.Alester
Okla
Miacol Nabsted
Dtavenport
Claude Williams
Columbia
A. B. Hull
Belding
Mich
T. IL. Combs
ZEMO Claimed Cure For Eczema And Itching
An advertisement proclaims ZEMO as a curative liquid for external use that stops itching instantly and cures eczema and all itching skin or scalp diseases. The McElhinney Drug Co. touts it as their most successful remedy with samples, displays, and photos of cures.
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ZEMO
McElhinney Drug Co
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Lexington Mayor Indicted and City Officials Also Charged
Lexington grand jury returns true bills against Mayor John S. Kain and several city officials for failing to enforce contracts with the Lexington Street Railway company on street repairs.
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Lexington
John S. Kain
Lexington Street Railway Company
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold by Foley’s Honey and Tar
A. Ss. Nusbaum of Batesville reports a three month summer cold that disrupted business. After ineffective remedies and a doctor’s prescription, Foley’s Honey and Tar provided quick relief, a cure repeated by Nusbaum’s wife. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co.
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A. Ss. Nusbaum
Batesville
Foley
Lemmon
McElhinney Drug Co
Launch Capsizes Off Baltimore During Picnic Trip
In Baltimore on August 6 a launch crowded with passengers capsized in the Patapsco River about 300 feet from shore after hitting a snag. The death toll is expected to be no more than four, as all aboard have been accounted for except that number. Victims were attending a church picnic.
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Baltimore
Patapsco
Instructions to Thessalonians Faithful in Christ
A compact study summary of Pauls guidance to the Thessalonians, emphasizing the word of God and the faith of believers. It urges esteem for those who bring comfort in Christ, urges peace among believers, discipline in conduct, and steadfast faith against false teaching. It highlights prayer, patience, and living in harmony with Scripture while stressing Christ’s lordship and the need to walk worthy of God.
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American Press Association
Paul
Thessalonians
God the Father
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
Father
Isis
Tiis
Chas
Belevers
Christ
Railroad Head Arrested for Speeding in Iowa
George W. Adams of Walnut, president of the Omaha Short Line, was fined ten dollars in Council Bluffs police court for speeding. Adams, who recently contracted to build a line between Treynor and a Wabash junction, complained of police action and alleged bias. A week earlier his auto struck a man in Council Bluffs, who remains in the hospital. Adams is also under bond in a related suit.
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George W. Adams
Walnut
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Treynor
Wabash
Adams
Bonds
Preach Holy War Arabs Revive Legend To Reconquer Spain
At Alhucemas Morocco on August 6 Riffs preach a holy war against Spain. A vivid motif in their rhetoric is a revival of the Moorish legend that Riff Arabs, descended from Moors cast out by Isabella and Ferdinand, will drive Spaniards from Africa cross to Spain and reconquer it. Each Riff family is visited by priests urging participation to reclaim the Alhambra.
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Spain
Alhucemas
Morocco
Isabella
Ferdinand
Africa
Boabdil
Granada
Alhambra
Observance Marks 127th Anniversary of Lynch Event
In Upper Sandusky Ohio this August 6 the town recalls Colonel William Crawford burned at the stake near Crawfordsville 127 years ago on June 11 annually celebrated this year delayed by smallpox. A large crowd attended the observance.
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Upper Sandusky
William Crawford
Crawfordsville
Boundary Leave Ban for Commanders
Washington dispatch reports that commanders of military divisions and departments may not grant themselves leaves to pass beyond their command limits without prior sanction from higher authority. The rule tightens travel permissions and centralizes approval.
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Washington
Cannon Punishes House Insurgents in Committee Rejig
Washington reports Speaker Cannon announced major house committee changes. Fowler Gardner and Cooper lost chairmanships. Vreeland succeeds Fowler on banking and currency. Rodenberg succeeds Gardner on industrial arts and expositions. Olmstead replaces Cooper. Davidson remains head of railways and canals. Mann named chair of interstate commerce. Weeks to chair post offices and post roads. Alexander becomes rivers and harbors chair. Parker to lead the Judiciary Committee.
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Washington
Cannon
Fowler
N. J
Gardner
Mass
Cooper
Wis
Vreeland
N. Y
Rodenberg
Olmstead
Davidson
Wanger
Manh
Ili
Representative Weeks
Representative Alexander
Burton
Utley Testifies In Sutton Death Inquiry At Naval Academy
Annapolis Aug 6 Lieutenant Harold Utley Marine Corps faced five hours of cross examination at the national board of inquiry into Lieutenant James Sutton of Oregon's death. Utley waived privilege, corroborating earlier testimony about the fight with Adams and Sutton on Oct 13, 1917, and while he believed Sutton may have fired the shot, he declined to be as definite about self-inflicted death as other officers.
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Annapolis
Harold Utley
Marine Corps
James N. Sutton
Oregon
National Board of Inquiry
Naval Academy
Utley
Adams
Sutton
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Jefferson Davis
Jones
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Tie
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Supreme Court
Hawkeye Statesman
Charles W. Arthur
Jewelers
National Association
D. M. Stearns
Speaker
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Washington, Iowa
Phygicians
Dr. D. Arthaud
Osteopath
Kirksville
Dr. W. M. Terry
West Washington Street
Ray H. Dean Bye
Cook & Sherman's Jug Store
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Golden State
Ma&il
Mail and Papers
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Paass
Southwest Limited
Chicago
Moise
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Iowa
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Twin Cities Limited
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Peoria Limited
A. J. Morris
A.B. Cutts
Dr. King
Lemmon’s “Pharmacy and
Chichester
Clifford Thor
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J. J. Kellogg
South Side Square
W. M. Butterfield
Orall's
Eicher & Livingst
LAW
Charles A. Dewey
Office
Washington, Low
C.J. Wilson
C. c. Wig
Opposite Journal
Washington, Tof
W. M. Keeley
E. D. Morris
P. J. Hanley
J. B. Oratl
Famers & Mercha State Bank
A. Wrere
Sam L Tnonps
K. Ju. CoularEn
Oashler
Bosib
D. F. Maco Auctionee
Macon
Alvagae Telephone
Austin Sutherlm
Casey
Penn & Taree
Stadenre Ana
Sprague
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