Brookhart Upends Iowa Politics in Surprise Bid
Iowa's Brookhart enters the campaign against Senator Cummins, challenging party unity and stirring a clash over the railroad bill, peacemaking votes, and farmer opposition. The race could redefine national issues in a pivotal primary season.
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Brookhart
Friends of
Brookher
Cummins Mae
Quryaying
Egies
Iowa
Cummins
Stockhart
Washington Journal
CummineTeck
Colonel Brook
Munins
Wall St
Pali
Firet
Cummines
Ireland
Cummin
senate-White House
Pickety
Charles E. Pickett
Waterloo
Howard Clark
Des Moines
Pharmacy commission warns against patent medicines with alcohol
The Miate pharmacy commission warns druggists about patent medicines containing three percent alcohol and notes a supreme court ruling upholding a druggist's prosecution for Harlax. It cites difficulties from high alcohol content and claims some products lack medicinal potency.
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Des Moines
Miate Pharmacy Commission
Cullen
Supreme Court
Pharmacy Commission
Supreme Court of Town
Kidnapped Boy Found Safe in Lexington Hotel Room
Twelve year old Paul Little, son of local Lexington capitalist Bob Little, was found locked in a hotel room after a kidnapper ransom plan. He telephoned his parents saying he had been kept prisoner since Wednesday night. Investigators reviewed the hotel room. room had been reserved by a Cincinnati contact. Parents rushed to the hotel and retrieved him.
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Lexington Ky
Paul Little
Bob. Little
Lexington
Tie
TC. Cox
Cinciat
Invisible Ink How Milk Reveals Hidden Messages
A brief note explains that milk or buttermilk serves as invisible ink on clean unsophisticated paper. The text suggests applying gentle heat with an iron to reveal the message, indicating a simple method for exposing writing not seen by the naked eye.
United Presbyterian Campaign Sets Sixteen Million Goal
The United Presbyterian Church in America announces a $16,715,208 New World Movement fund to expand missions and education. Campaign runs April 25 to May 2 with management led by D. C. Wills and advisory by Dr. Charles M. Watson and Rev. Walter Getty.
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United Presbyterian Church In America
New World Movement
J. Alvin Orr
Pittsburgh
New World Fund
General National Committee
D. C. Wills
America
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles MR. Watson
Cairo University
Egypt
Walter Getty
Y. M. C. A. War Service
Converts Department
Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Home Missions
Board of Freedmen’s Missions
Board of Church Extension
Board of Education
Board of Ministerial Relief
Women's Board
Women’s Association
Christian Workers’ Bible Training School
Interchurch World Movement
United Presbyterian New World Movement
Socials and notices from West Monroe street and county churches
Miss Mabe hosted friends at her home on West Monroe street with games and refreshments. The Ladies Bible class at the Presbyterian church held a meeting with officers elected and plans discussed. Easter social at Banner church parlor featured races, music, a reading, and refreshments, with prizes and an encore. A bridal shower for Miss Triethy Well occurred at the Rabenold home with gifts and games. The wedding of Miss Will and Miles C Stearns is planned for April. Nearby travelers note F F Macon rode to Ainsworth on a Chandler car.
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Mabe
West Monroe Street
Blackstone
Presbyterian Charted
W. H. Brin
Mies Magrie Founter
Baker
Ker- Ber
Roscoe Lemley
Tom Dow
Ruth Lemley
Brunswick
McElhinney Company
Walter Tuxford
Tom Dows
Mor- 49
Mire. Kerr
Ry AE McCarty
Glotia Test
Wood
Lou Jugenheimer
Bryan
Regan
Ed Grayson
League
Efternoon
Don Rabenold
B. G. Rabenold
Ruth
Helen Rabenold
Katherine Stewart Will
Will
Miles C. Stearns
Ducies
Atmeworth
Panama Canal Zone Terms and Payment Details
The United States did not gain title to Panama land by the 1901 canal convention but acquired perpetual rights of occupancy and control over a ten mile wide zone covering 496 square miles. In return Panama received 10 million dollars and an annual 250 thousand dollar payment, starting February 26, 1913.
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United States
Republic of Panama
Pomiina
Arid
Police Graft Hit By Grand Jury In New York
An investigative report details alleged graft within the New York police department. Assistant District Attorney James Ky Smith cites a “higher twin” figure, Alfred Dromfer, facing indictment as authorities claim protection rackets extended to disorderly resorts.
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New York
Grand Jury
Everinge
James Ky Smith
Alfrad Drom Fer
Carmiweten
Fragmentary reminiscence in a dialogue fragment
A rough dialogue shows Tillie recalling events since age three weeks and Jack retorting with a memory of the doctor urging him to stand up and be his own support. The style resembles a casual reminiscence or script fragment.
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Tillie
Jack
Sonny
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W. Trookhart
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A. Li. Cummins
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Mon Isrockhart
Brookpart
Mr. Brockhart
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John T. Clarkson
Albia
Hoover Republican Clube
Harlan
State Phycy Board
Yau
By Bloooyaer
Washington Street
Canvass
D.claus
de J Alvin Orr
Mary Ladle
Ladies’ League
Bannet
Walter Hushford
Taces
John
Trithy Well
D F. Macon
Ainsworth
Buai- He
Chandler
Panama Canal Zone
Michael Angelo
Cole
Mannhardt Brothers
West Second Street
Cole Motor Car Company
Indianapolis
U.S.A
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