Senatorial primary issues clash over Wall Street control
A candidate argues the race centers on opposition to the Non-Partisan League of Wall Street and calls for repeal of the Esch Cummins railroad law. He cites plan to seize seven billion dollars of railroad capital, tax war profits, empower farmers and labor, and broaden military compensation while opposing federal aid for roads and ship subsidies. He singles out corruption linked to Newberry and criticizes other contenders aligned with Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Wall Street
Cummins
Farm Bloc
Labor Bloc
Soldier's Bloc
Mother's Bloc
Mark Hanna
Penrose
Newberry
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Kenyon
Cummins Republicans
Federal Reserve Bank
Wall Street
Governor Strong
New York
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Wall
Congress
Senate
Iowa
Republican Party
Ku Klux Klan
Grant
Rooseveltt
Thorne
Paign
Ed Hunter
Stanley
Pickett
fo@a
Brookhart
League
Prelate Shot by Accident in Harlem Church
Mer. Michael J. Phelan rector of St. Cecilia's Romean Catholic church in Harlem was critically wounded when a pistol he was cleaning discharged. The slug passed through his hand gate and pierced his breast near the heart. He is sixty years old and has served at St. Cecilia's for WW years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mer
Michael J. Phelan
St. Cecilia's Romean Catholic Church
Harlem
Mer. Phelan
St. Cecilia’s
Ships on Way to Nicaragua
Rear Admiral Cole commanding the American special service squadron will reach Corinto Nicaragua on Thursday with a squadron of gunboats the State department was advised Officials here say Nicaragua situation is now under control despite agitation among natives after Friday revelation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cole
Special Service
Equadron
Corinto
Pacific
Nicaragua
State Department
Revolt in Bulgaria Denied Amid Conflicts With Wrangel Troops
Vienna reports no revolution occurred in Bulgaria as Belgrade and the Bulgarian legation minimize the trouble. Conflicts arose between communists and Wrangel soldiers after a decision to expel the soldiers was adopted, according to dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Batenina
Belgrade
German in Schools Loses in Lansing Vote
Lansing May 24 The board of education votes 7 to 5 against restoring German to the high school curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Board of Education
Self-made men neglect grooming in pursuit of profits
A brief note reflects on how ambitious self-made men overlook proper appearance and style while prioritizing business success, suggesting a critique of priorities and discipline.
Weds Despite 102 Wounds in Argonne Nest
Sergt Samuel Joseph, a former A B battery sergeant from Kentucky, married Miss Marcella Baldwin in Lexington after surviving 102 wounds from a German machine gun nest in the Argonne forest. He has endured fifteen operations and 67 bullets removed, with lead still in his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Argonne Forest
Samuel Joseph
Sue Vennett Memorial School
London
Joseph
Marcella Baldwin
Good Samaritan
Star Tells What Kind of Stories Make Best Movies
Viela Nand speaks on story choices for films ahead of her May 25 Pax Theatre showing of The Matherbaker. She argues that photoplays succeed when scripts fit the star and reflect the actor’s natural persona, urging writers to tailor roles to the performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Viela Nand
Tittle Merry Star
the Matherbaker
Dallas M. Fitzgerald
Pax Theatre
Miss Dana
Dana
Explosion damages Masontown coal mine operator home in non union boom
State police and county detectives probe a dynamiting at Emmett Diamond’s Masontown home near Uniontown. Diamond operates a coal mine resumed on a non union basis. Home wrecked, six nearby houses damaged, Diamond family shaken but unharmed as bloodhounds track the dynamiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Emmett Diamond
Masontown
Diamond
Opposition to chiropractor schools eyed by AMA delegates
In St Louis on May 24 a resolution was introduced at the American Medical Association convention protesting federal approval of chiropractic schools as vocational training for disabled veterans. The body also urged reforms in medical practice including tighter restrictions on certain medical procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
School of Chiropractors
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
American escapes kidnappers in Vera Cruz area
Robert P. Robinson, an American worker at Santa Lucretia, Vera Cruz, fled from a band of rebels who abducted him. The raiders planned a ransom of 2 008 pesos. Federal commander Gen. Gunadampe Sanchez was ordered to pursue the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Clifs
Mexico
Robert P. Robinson
Santa Lucretia
Parliament reconvenes after adjournment in Paris
Paris May 24 Parliament reconvened after recess. Speeches praised former French president Paul Deschanel who had died as sessions resumed following adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berliament
Wee
Paul Deschanel
France
Dividends Always Paid Sin Incorporated Reston
Reston Transcript notes concerns over corporate dividend practices with Sin Incorporated Unlimited, highlighting a pattern of dividends not passing as expected and implying financial scrutiny of ongoing distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin. Incorporated
Reston Transcript
Country outing ends with a bull hunt anecdote
Mrs. Newrich recalls a country visit where her husband proves an unlikely marksman by hitting a bull during a group shooting trip. The tale notes the old farmer demanding payment for the prize.
One Among Many Denounces Rice Throwing at Weddings
London Opinion denounces the practice of throwing rice at weddings as a dangerous custom, noting safety concerns amid celebratory vows. The piece argues for moderation and examines broader wedding traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Woman's Ills and Domestic Harmony
Editorial notes how female ailments strain marriages and homes and cites letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after doctors failed to help. The advertisement urges suffering women to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tanlac Makes Chicago Ad Man Gain 15 Pounds
Robert J. ONeill of Chicago credits Tanlac with improving his health after stomach trouble. He reports appetite return, relief from sourness and gas, steadier nerves, and better sleep after four bottles. He claims a 15 pound gain and says Tanlac is far ahead of other medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. O'Neill
Whodlawn Ave
Chicago
San Francisco Couple Transported by Sonoma County Teamster
Ken Dierks express agency arranged transport for a San Francisco man and wife to their country home outside town. The delivery, billed by the teamster, quoted “Total grip, grab, and people, three hours, three dollars.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Dierks
Sonoma County
California
With & Wagon
San Francisco
Truths We Never Hear
A provocative remark questions family decisions about a son's aviation training and contrasts it with a dangerous suggestion involving prussic acid, prompting readers to consider safety and parental guidance in risky pursuits.
Carp Claims Largest Brain Relative to Size Among Fish
A scientific note states that among fish species the common carp possesses the largest brain relative to its body size. This surprising finding highlights carp's notable brain-to-body ratio in aquatic anatomy studies.
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Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Prelate
Mgr. Phelan
Lelt
U. S. Special Service Squadron
Bulgaria
Reds
Wrange! Solders
Kentucky Hospital
Viola Dana
Pennsylvania
Metical Association
R. P. Robinson
Garette
R. J. O'Neill
Tanlac
C. M. & F. Clothing CO
USCO
U.S
United States Tires
United States & Fosbhes Company of
Rhenghe
Washington, EA
White Way Garage
Brown's Tire Shop
Ainswortis, TA
Eden Peathers
Olds, Iowa
Pollock Brothers
Wayland, Lowa
W. Schlatter
Winfield
Lowa Veek
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