ABOR AND WOMAN VOTE FEATURE OF ELECTIONS
Cleveland and Ohio voters focus on labor and woman suffrage as primaries loom for U S senator and governor. Nine Republicans seek the Ohio governorship amid labor splits while battle lines form against veteran reps in the Senate races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
United Stats Secator
Harding
Imynense
Ihs
Atlee Pomerens
Shneon
Fess
Thompson
Als
Col Carmi A. Thompson
Charles L. Knight Akron
Harvey C. Smith
Columbus
Arthur H Day
Homer Durand
Coshocton
Rupert R. Beetham
Cadiz
Ohio’ House of Representatives
Daniel W. Williams
Jackson
Harry Clay Smith
J. W. Darnell
Associate
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
John Fields
Wan
DC. Walton
R. H H. Wilson
Thomas H. Owen
Supreme Court
Alice Robertson
Hastings
Congress
Pomerene Looms as Favorite Son in Ohio Primary
A vintage newspaper teaser notes Senator Pomerene as a leading favorite in Ohio's primary race. The piece highlights his stance on protection for home industry, tariff debates, and mentions other senators like Kendrick and Kenyon as part of a broader discussion on tariff policy and political stability.
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Pomerene
Ohio
Kendrick
Woodrow Whison
Kenyon
Crecate
Louisiana
Wyoming
New York Evening Post
Coal Strike Summary in London and U.S. Measures
London reports cancellation of some American coal orders. Troops ordered to the frontier near Staunton. Federal Fuel Distributor Spencer asks governors of severe states to join in emergency coal rationing. Frank Farrington travels to Cleveland for a meeting with President Lewis Wext Maney. Hoover announces federal coal prices in effect in 85 percent of producing fields.
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London
Falmine
Staunton
Spencer Tofay
Frank Farrington
Cleveland
Lewis Wext Maney
Hoover
Rail Strike Movement Signals Action and Board Plans
A rail strike shows signs of momentum as leaders urge a White House conference. Warren Stone and others press for a meeting and a labor-board review while Grable signals intent to honor agreements and proceed with formal talks. Conductors' union stays out, citing no mandate to attend. Switchmen’s Union of North America joins calls for White House talks to present views on the strike.
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Labor Board
Grable
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Harding
Ll. J. Sheppard
Shepard
Washington
Tie
Graveland
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Transportation Brotherhood
Cleveland Brotherhood
Obituaries Mention Dr C W Witter And Julien Family
Obituary notices report Dr C W Witter of Albuquerque New Mexico who died of tuberculosis after health travel and burial in Mexico Ind. Also noted are deaths of Andrew Julien in Spokane and Mrs William Scully of Waverly with multiple survivors and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Witter
H. Su. Graen
Albuquerque
N. M
Witter
Des Moines
New Mexico
Lodge No. 105
ALF, & Acm
Ed Witter
Waterloo
REO
Iowa Miners Sit Tight As Coal Talks Loom
Des Moines reports say operators plan no immediate policy and may reopen select mines if protected, while rail strike fears loom. J L Lewis and operators push for a national settlement as 10,000 coal cars stall east of the Mississippi. Morris and Morgan Lewis head to Cleveland for the coal conference.
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Associated Preas
Des Moines
J. L. Lewis
Chited Mine Workers of America
Cleveland
Nes Moines
E. C. Smith
Iowa
Smith
J Freight
Louisvile & Nashville Railroad
J. ©. Lewis
I Iowa Federation of Labor
Tawis
Lawis
Cleveland Coal Conference
South
Operators’ Association
Lewis
Rar
Big Four Brotherhoods
Jewell
Valley Junction
Morris
Albia
Aayr
Joe Morris
Morgan Lewis
National Board
B. H. Watson
United Mine Workers of America
International
Bride-to-be Esmeralda McMillan feted at kitchen shower
Miss Esmeralda McMillan nurse in training at Presbyterian hospital will wed Charles Mambert of Geneva Iowa on August 17. She was honored at a party last evening at the nurses home 415 Hammond avenue with twenty nurses present. A mock wedding provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parfy
Esmeralda McMillan
Presbyterian Hospital
Charles Mambert
Geneva
Hammond Avenue
Syera
Stolen Car Restored: Small Boy Delighted
Waterloo police recovered a stolen car within hours for Mrs A G Frisby of 1401 Jefferson Street. City detective O B Beckwith traced the vehicle to Black Hawk street and returned it to the grateful young owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. GC. Frisby
Jefferson Street
O. B. Beckwith
Black Hawk Street
Chaplin's Mother to Stay Another Year
Mrs Hannah Chaplin, mother of Charlie and Sidney Chaplin, will be allowed to remain in the United States for a year to receive special treatments in hopes of a full recovery from a liver/ shellshock case suffered in London during German raids. An order from the Department of Labor grants this extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hannah Chaplin
Charlie and
Sidney Chaplin
United States
London
Department of Labor
Reward of 1500 Dollars for Capture of Gunman
Police continue nationwide hunt for Louis Trider, the gunman wanted in the July 26 slaying of Detective Lehinkmeier, head of the homicide squad in St. Louis. He is also suspected in the July 27 deputy sheriff killing at Lexington Junction, Missouri. A $1500 reward is offered for his capture.
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St. Louis
Louis Trider
Lehinkmeier
Trider
Lexington Junctinn
Miss Eva Wright Weds in Iowa Falls to Mitchell Kiemme
Announcement of the July wedding at the groom’s home in Iowa Falls. Miss Eva M. Wright, daughter of CG AL Wright, will reside in Salt Creek Wyoming with her husband Mitchell M. Kiemme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kiemme. He is a Kaseming Oil warehouse manager who studied chemistry at Iowa State. The bride is a former Iowa Falls resident, high school graduate, and University of Town alumna who spent two years in California.
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Misa Eva M. Wright
AL Wright
Wellington Street
Mitchell M. Kiemm
Chris _ Kiemme
Iowa Falls
FF. P. Drohas
Jacksonvifle
Fla
Drohan
Helene
Cook
Wataerlea
Pearl
Gertrude Strodecker
la Porte Ad
Meta
J. EB. Dempster
First Street West
Robert N. McDonald
Chicago
Walnub Street Baptist Church
Doris Allen
Charles City
McGregor
Mississippi
Dewitt Billings
Don Griggs
George Compton
Wisconsin
Minnaseta
Minnesota
Jean
Clear Lake
B. R. St. John
Riceville
Will Sranain
Lyman Church
Airs
Cortod
Virginia van Metre
Big City
Cortoin Ane
VC. Sage
Walnut Street
Des Moines
Marriage Licenses Granted in Cedar Falls and Waterloo
Fred W. Kiemz of Cedar Falls wed Verine A. Stefan of Peshtigo with Elmer K. Spangler of Waterloo and Evangeline White of Waterloo listed as parties. Richard Carr of Waterloo wed Verna Blowers of Waterloo in a nearby ceremony.
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Fred W. Kiemz
Cedar Falls
Verine A. Stefan
Peshtiga
Vis Feee Eaves Elmer K. Spangler
Waterloo
Evangeline White
Richard Carr
Verna, Blowers
Minnesota Poultry Thieves Net Large Losses
In Farnington Minnesota authorities report banded thieves have stolen poultry valued at over 490000 in the past year. Dakots County agent W K Watson announced the formation of a vigilance committee to protect poultrymen as losses mount.
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Farnington
Mlan
Minnesota
W.K. Watson
Dakots
City in Brief at west end 4th &t. bridge
A compact City in Brief item lists misc notices and social updates. It mentions Mrs E L Morse and son Fred traveling to Clinton, Lt Ralph Jenison at Fort Dodge visiting his brother, and various locals visiting relatives in Vine Street area. It notes births, visits, trips to Wisconsin, Minnesota, and other small movements, plus several ads and housekeeping items.
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E. Ll, Morse and Son
Frederick
Vine Street
Clinton
Ralph Jenigon
Fort Dodgs
Jay C. Henson
Y Camp Opens As 65 Boys Begin Ten Day Prep
The YMCA camp near Waterloo and Black Hawk county starts with 65 prep boys for a 10 day session. The director asks for roasting ears donations to feed the campers, noting 100 ears per meal. A local grocer provided 20 pounds of beans. Chef Hartley estimates 100 ears per square meal. Next week the camp will be dedicated with C A Morris presiding. Anderson Island will be presented to the YMCA by 16 men who purchased it for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Hartley
C. A’ Morris
Feud Ends in Patt Murder as Rival Sharpshot Dies
Chicago Aug 5. A feud begun weeks ago against John Patti ends with Patti’s murder. Two attackers fired four bullets into Patti while he sat at his barber shop, but he escaped drawing a pistol only to die as the effort failed. The dying exchange left Patti stiffening his fingers.
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Chicago
John Patti
Patt
Patti
Cherokee Manhunt Ends With Fatal Shootout in Iowa Field
Port Dodge IA August 6 peace and quiet return after a manhunt as 800 armed villagers storm a cornfield killing an unknown negro who had earlier shot four men. Posse member Harrison Steel and others were wounded. Henry O Neill shot the killer using soft nosed bullets. A Sioux City girl’s name found on a scrap of paper may aid identification.
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Associated Press
Port Dodge
Cherokee
Harrison Steel
Wus
W. O H. Runnings
Runnings
Steel
John Stiles
Sioux City
Kendall to Issue Reprieve for Olander
Des Moines reports Governor Kendall will issue a reprieve for William C. Olander who confessed to a crime and faces a death sentence. The reprieve will delay the hanging at Fort Madison penitentiary until the supreme court grants a writ of appeal. Attorney General Gibson informed the governor of the right to issue the reprieve.
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Des Moines
Kendall
William C. Olander
Siever
Fort
Madison
Supreme Court
Gibson
Governor to Attend Midwestern Coal Emergency Conference
Gov Keh will join fellow midwestern governors at a coal emergency conference in Des Moines. Gov Preus of Minnesota called the meeting with executives from Wisconsin and South Dakota also expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
St. Pant
Iowa News Briefs Roundup From Des Moines and Nearby
In Des Moines and towns around Iowa, graduation remarks urged responsibility, a Sac City cannery plans Aug reopening barring strikes, a Bedford auto crash left John Crow severely injured, a dynamite cap incident injured James De Hamer, Judge Landis set to speak at an American Legion event, a Hopkinson fox tested for rabies, and Des Moines police seek Mrs George Tarney and her 12 year old daughter Florence amid a family disappearance.
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Des Moines
George Tarney
Florence
Floyd County Bankers Picnic Set for Wildwood Park
The Floyd County Bankers association and the vigilance committee plan their first annual picnic at Wildwood park on Tuesday August 22 with bank closings at 1 p.m. Events include horseshoe pitching, soft baseball contests between bankers and vigilance committee and between Charles City All Stars and West Side women champs, races, music, a band concert, and pavement dancing after the show.
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Bankers Wile
Charles City
Floyd County Bankers Association
Vigilance Committee
Wildwood Park
Bankers and Vigilance Committee
Charles City All-Stars
West Side
Ton Weatherwax
Barbwire
Central Park
Building collapse buries workers in Okemah
Aug 5 Okemah Oklahoma a two story brick building under construction collapsed burying high men beneath debris shortly before noon. Eight men were injured four rescued. Physicians said three of the eight could not live.
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Okemah
Okla
Vail
Harding negotiates with rail unions to end strike
President Harding met with B M Jewell head of the shop crafts, William H Johnston president of the machinists, and James Noonan of the electrical workers. Southern Railway’s Shopcrafts postponed their meeting with railroad officials until Monday as Senator Hiram W Jonason of California praised Harding’s efforts but called the plan blocked by railroad executives.
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Harding
B. M. Jewell
William H. Johnston
James Noonan
Electrical Workers Union
Southern Railway
Hiram
W. Jonason
California
Workmen Ejected from Roundhouse Win Counterattack
Albert Lea Minn Aug 5 Several men were slightly hurt in an attack on the Minneapolis and St. Louis roundhouse by alleged strike sympathizers. Between 60 and 80 men rushed 40 employees, sticks stones and fists used, ejecting them from the station. A counterattack retook the building and this morning workers resumed duties. No shots fired and injuries not serious.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Boy Scouts Exhibit Series Opens in Waterloo Window Displays
Boy Scouts place a city wide exhibition to show progress at Camp Inga chooc. The first display runs in Repass Automobile Company on Park Avenue West featuring a lean-to motel, bridges, signal towers, a flag staff, various fires, an Indian bed, and a banner. The exposition aims to illustrate Boy Scout activities for northeastern Iowa.
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Waterloo
Camp Ingachooc
Repass Automobile Company
Park’ Avenue West
Iowa
Fayette
Transfer of Shanghai Post Office Business to Chinese Authorities
Washington Aug 5 Officials of the Post Office Department say the transfer of the United States postal agency at Shanghai China into Chinese hands has begun. The transfer will be completed by January 1 under the terms of the Washington arms conference agreement.
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Washington, D. C
United States” Postal Agency
Shanghai
China
Pastor Fice
Missouri Pacific Clerks Vote on Wage Strike Action
St Louis August 5 Clerks and employees of Missouri Pacific storehouses and warehouses began a ballot to decide if they will walk out in protest of a wage cut of 2 to 4 cents an hour fixed by the railroad labor board and to seek adjustment of working rules.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Fatty Arbuckle to Tour China and India
Roscoe C. Arbuckle film comedian applies for passports for himself and secretary Harry Brand for a business trip to China Japan and India. They plan to sail from San Francisco August 16 for an indefinite length voyage.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe C
Fatty
Arbuckle
Harry Brand
China
Japan
India
San Francisco
Milan Calm After Fascisti Coup Reasserts Peace
Rome reports complete calm restored in Milan Genoa and Ancona after last night’s violent clashes between Fascisti and communists. Agg Associated Press dispatch notes authorities moved to quell street fighting and restore order across the three cities.
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Rome
Milan
Genoa
Ancona
Miss Mack Home for Rest After Canada Tour
Miss Maybeth Mack returned from Leamington Ontario after a seven week eastern Canada tour with Thurlow Lieurance’s Little Symphony Orchestra. She rests a week at her parents’ Sans Souci home, then tours Iowa Illinois Missouri before returning to Waterloo around September 1.
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Miss Mack
Miss Maybeth Mack
Leamington
Ontario
Canada
N-- Thurlow
James Graham Improves in Iowa City Treatment
James Graham, president of James Black Dry Goods, is improving while in Iowa City for ear ailment treatment. His doctors anticipate he can return home next week after a prior ear trouble worsened by a cold.
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James Graham
James Black Dry Goods Company
Iowa City
Mr. Graham
Express Optimism Over Future for Motorless Flying
Optimism for motorless flight grows at Camp Muiliard France where the first international experimental congress of motorless airplanes opens tomorrow and runs to August 20. Builders pilots and officials in a canvas city near Mount Combegrass anticipate progress similar to that of early Wright brothers era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated’ Press
Clermont Ferrand
France
Camp Muiliard
Mount Combegrass
Wright-brothers
Sugar Tariff Sparks Senate Fight Over Profits
United Press reports bitter clash as McCumber tariff proposals would tax Americans over 370 million yearly. Senator Harrison Mali Mississippi charges sugar prices slashed in Germany from six cents to 4.21 as Cuba sugar output is debated. A New York syndicate with 14 million capital allegedly plans to raise tariffs to two cents, prompting calls for a congressional inquiry into alleged 140 million dollar sugar profits.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
United States
Germany
Big Syndicxte
Cuba
Smoot
Utah
West
Syndicate
New York
Davenporter Killed in Car Amboy Mystery Unfolds
Aug 5 Dixon Illinois report says the body of Monte ad munds Davenport Iowa with a fractured skull was found in an empty boxcar in Illinois Central yards at Amboy. The car had been shunted onto a sidetrack at 4 am to be loaded with grain. A night watchman called for aid but the man died before a physician arrived. Authorities seek a young soap peddler seen with the dead man at 3 am in an Amboy restaurant. two strangers were detained in a yard roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Ill
Monte_admunds
Davenport
Illinois Central Railroad
Amboy
Police Chiefs Meet Delayed by Strike Actions
Police chiefs facing strike disruption will hold a rescheduled meeting. William Kelley, president of the Association of Chiefs of Police, announced the delay and the state convention’s postponement amid ongoing transport and rail service issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juwa
William Kelley
Association of Chiefs of
Pallge
De Valera Preparing to Flee to Mountains as Guerilla Leader
Dublin dispatch reports Eamon De Valera readying to flee into the Irish mountains to become a guerrilla chieftain. He is said to be seen daily near the border of Kerry and Tipperary with a rifle, leading mainly young patrols. Free State troops continue not advancing toward the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Valera
Ihnternational
Dublin
Hamonn
Trish
Kimerlck
Tipperary
Free State
Wrestler Zbysko Kidnapped in Mexico for Ransom
El Paso reports Wladek Zbysko, former world champion wrestler, has been kidnapped by bandits in Mexico. He is reportedly held for a ransom of $5,000 in gold, according to information received today by a local newspaper from Tampico.
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el Paso
Wladek Zbyszko
Mexico
Tampito
Ome Y
Rotary Luncheon to Demonstrate Phone Switchboard Mystery
Rotarians will hear of phone mysteries at a Luncheon led by Clarence Campbell of the North Western Bell Telephone Co. He will show a complete switchboard and explain its workings. A while later, Roger Crowell organized outdoor ovens using donated iron and brick, completing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Russell
Lamson Awill
Clarence Campbell
District Commercial
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Rotary Reserve
Roger Crowell
Roger
George Shoemaker
Japan Ratification Completes Disarming Treaty Step
Tokio aug 5 regent Prince Hirohito officially sanctioned the treaties at the arms conference in Washington. The exchange of ratifications marks Japan’s completion of action on the disarming treaties. Louisville Ky aug 5 candidates for 11 U S house seats and for judge of the court of appeals are being nominated in the Kentucky primary today. The state elects no governor or senators this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Louisville
United States Home of Representatives
Court of “Appeals
Kentucky
Lady to Wed Soft Drink King in San Francisco
Reno dispatch reports Asa Candier, famed soft drink magnate of Atlanta, will wed 2nd wife Onezima De Bouchelle, formerly of New Orleans, now residing in Reno. The ceremony is planned for San Francisco, date undecided, per Mrs De Bouchelle via United Press.
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Reno
Nev
Asa
Atlanta, Ga
Onezima de Bouchelle
New Orleans
San Francisco
de Bouchelle
United Press
Judgment Rendered Against Paderewski in Labor Claim
A judgment of 220.44 was awarded by Justice Follette in Los Angeles to Woja Payloski for labor performed in settling Paderewski's affairs in the United States. The former Polish premier Ig nace Paderewski was named in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Ignace Paderewski
Poland
Justice Follette
Woja. Payloski
Paderewski
Blind Captain Nobbs Sets Sail to See Sea Islands
San Francisco paper notes Captain H. Gilbert Nobbs, who is totally blind, departed to visit the South Sea islands after recently finishing a trip to the Grand Canyon. He lost his sight in the Battle of the Somme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
H. Gilbert Nobbs
South Sea Islands
Grand Canyon
Nobbs
Somme
Speed boat dives into lake off Chicago pier
A speedboat named Baby Sure Cure from Detroit, piloted by C. W. Crowley, dived into the lake off the east end of the municipal pier on the north course while racing for the free for all single title. Crowley was revived five minutes later with a pulmotor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Municipal Pier
Detroit
C. W. Crowley
Crowley
Briefs from the West and Capital News Clip
In Cheney Washington Mrs Gay Stroup was burned to death in her home while attempting to save her 17 month old baby Washington DC reports to the postmaster general say transcontinental air mail service had a perfect record for the past two weeks with a flight on may Durham NC the Durham machine gun company of the national guard tested for ratel zh to guard the penitentiary where it was reported a mob gathered with intent to invade Wegross held on charges of assault
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Gay Stroup
Cheney
Washington, D. C
Durham
N. C
Durham Machine Gun Company
National Guard
Penitentiary
Ma Gatherea
Wegross
Nedda Sets World Record Fast Mile at Fort Miami Park
Nedda the brown mare from Hulan dale farm trotted a mile in 1:59 1-4 at Fort Miami park on the grand circuit, the fastest mile ever trotted by a mare and the second time a mare has gone under two minutes. The performance sets a world record for a mile without a pacemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Nedda
Hulandale
Fort Miami Park
Pasemaker
Car Damaged in Collision with Motorbus on Jagan Avenue
A. J. Davidson of the Hummel hotel reported to police a collision between his car and a John Son motorbus on Jagan avenue at 11 39 p m yesterday. The car sustained damage but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Davidson
Hummel Hotel
J Johnson
Jagan Avenue
Mrs Hatfield Sabina Ohio Endorses Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs G H Hatfield of Sabina R 3 Ohio writes that after a year of weakness nervousness and irregularities she found Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored strength allowing her to do housework again. She urges others to try it at first signs of such symptoms to prevent further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabins
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Witer
Weapon G. Hatfield
Sabina
Lydis E. Pinkham
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Proprie
Merican
Warren 5. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Robertson. Grable
E. F. Grable
Maintenance of Way
Railroad Layer Board
Yics
W. C D. Roberts
Andrew di Lien
Mr. Ana Airs
William Julien
Dawson Street
Andrew Julien
Gustave Julien
Mr. Julien
Milford
Waterton
Old Wells- Farge Company
Spo. Kane
Miles City
Ciliford
William Scully
George Scully
James Cronin
Waverly
Small Boy
Chaplin
Eva Wright
West End
4Th &T. Bridge
Feo Cauipped
J. P. Moore
Oalwein
Mabel Luhmann
Delbert Gallup
Points
Marguerite Stanton
Ruth Kurtenbach
Elma
Rose Smith
Mulberry Street
Loretta Graft
Minneapolis
Denver
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Omaha
Cora Walton
Paul Davis
Grand Rapids
Mich
McHenry
Fox River
Grasslake
George Williams
Mary Esther
Fin Des Moines
Wiliams
Johnson
Shannon
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Omar
Meadowdale
Big
Illinois Central
de Olander
Coal Conference
H.R Porter
Sac City
Bedford
John Crow
Crow
Clarinda
Knoxville
Dynamics
James de Hamer
Gillis de Hamer
Harvey
Storm Jake
Kenesaw M. Landis
American Legion
Hopkinson
B. L. Laybourn
University of Iowa
Roundhouse
Boy Scouts
Shanghai Post Office
Clerkson
Missouri
Pacific Strike Véteé
Fatty:Arbuckle
Express
Davenporter
Zbyszko
Kentuckians
Regent Congress
Chicago Pier
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