Railway Conductors Open 32nd Annual Convention in Boston
In Boston thousands of delegates gather for the thirty second annual convention of the Order of Railway Conductors of America. The gathering will run ten days with sessions and proceedings featured by railway labor leaders and related activities. An inserted loan advertisement offers land first mortgage loans at seven percent with a promise of prompt interest and principal payments from Charles D. Gorham of Garden City Kansas.
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Boston
Order of Railway Conductors of America
Chas. D. Gorham
Garden City
Kan
Public building doors must open outward in Iowa law
Iowa lawmakers enact a July 1 requirement that entrance and exit doors of hotels churches lodge halls courthouses assembly halls theaters opera houses colleges and public school rooms open outward. The law follows agitation after the Cleveland school fire which killed many children when the main exit doors opened inward.
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Iowa
al Lowa
Cleveland
Sage Tea to Restore Hair Color Famed since Grandmothers
An old remedy of sage tea helped dark glossy hair endure past middle age, now promoted as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. The tonic promises superior color restoration to homemade tea and is sold for 60 cents to $1 a bottle or available by mail from Wyeth Chemical, New York.
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Wyeth
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt St
New York City
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Appeals to Trust
An advertisement extols Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as America’s most reliable tonic and blood remedy for thirty years. It offers Tea or Tablets at 35 cents and is presented by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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America
Hollister
Lemmon
New Senators Shift Voice in Senate Debates
Washington May 13 Special Quite a number of maiden speeches are being delivered in the senate by new senators. Twenty years ago a senator would hardly have dared to speak on tariff and other questions so soon after taking his seat. Western statesmen assert themselves as eastern power wanes. Johnson of North Dakota delivers a roaming maiden speech. Dolliver stirs tariff discussions. Oscar S Straus returns to Constantinople as ambassador. Nagel may address Virginia Republican convention signaling southern policy. Charles W. Arthur.
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Senate
Hoar
Sherman
Merrill
Beck
Bayard
Garland
Edmunds
Vermont
Congress
House
Johnson
North Dakota
Tlohnson
Champ Clark
The
Missourian
Mr. Clark
Dolliver
Oscar S. Straus
New York
Turkey
Constantinople
Straus
Cleveland
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Virginia
South
Charles W. Arthur
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