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Embargoes and Campaign Cigars Stir Trade Talk
The piece weighs the idea that tobacco embargoes could let candidates distribute humane campaign cigars. It notes strained trade relations with Great Britain and comments on ships as feminine except submarines, whose presence would be hard to hide.
Fox Trot Banned Tightens Floor Dance Rules
The article notes a ban on the fox trot eliminating the popular dance from floors. It warns that dancers unable to adapt may lose access to chance to prance and perform.
Record of Hughes pamphlet brings political jabs
The piece mocks Charles E. Hughes and his campaign as South Carolina voters prepare to act. References Roosevelt and Greek royal history underline the satire while noting the 84 page pamphlet claims printed matter instead of blank pages.
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Charles E. Hughes
Clarification on Chesapeake Bay Visitor Sparks Editorial satire
A letter to the editor questions the claim of a British cruiser entering lower Chesapeake Bay and suggests it was an American army transport or even a rowboat. The writer mocks the uncertainty and proposes alternatives like a submarine dropping itself.
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Lower
Roosevelt in Maine Attacks Wilson Policy on War and Mexico
The article analyzes Theodore Roosevelt’s Maine speech defending Hughes and attacking Wilsons international policy both on Mexico and Europe. It notes Roosevelt’s stance on intervention in Belgium, the draft by Hughes, and calls for condemning German American and allied groups as traitors. Ohio authorities are urged to prosecute those involved.
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Maine
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Mexico
Roosevelt
United States
Belgium
Mr. Roosevelt
Republican National Executive Committee
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Mr. Wilson
Koenig
Charles Evans Hughes
Republic
Germany
America
Ohio mob eclipses southern lawlessness in prison violence
The piece condemns a Lima Ohio mob for extreme lawlessness including attempts to hang the sheriff and coerce a prisoner’s door, arguing northern mobs surpassed the South in brutality and failure to uphold justice. It cites comparisons to Georgia and Texas incidents and warns of unresolved punishment.
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Lima
Ohio
Chicago Tribune
New
Suth
Rail strike test urged to avert national disruption
The piece argues against a railroad strike as a test of strength for both sides, urging the nation to avert disruption and support government action. It stresses the interstate nature of rail commerce, the need for strong laws to reduce future danger, and calls on Congress to back the President’s measures to prevent calamity.
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United States
Congress
Royal Club Tag Day to Aid Robert Strange Playgrounds
Tomorrow the Royal Club will raise funds for playground equipment by a Tag Day donation drive in Wilmington. Each person contributes a small amount, but collectively it supports the Robert Strange Playgrounds project. Rear Admiral Augustus P Fechtel er turns 59 today and Right Rev Sydney C Patridge also marks 59.
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Royal Club
Robert Strange
Wilmington
Notable Birthday for Sir James A Lougheed on September 1
Sir James Alexander Lougheed, leader in the Canadian Senate and minister without portfolio since 1911, is 62 today. Born in Toronto, he built a law practice before moving to the Northwest Territories and Calgary, where his political influence centers. He was made Knight Commander of St Michael and St George in June honors.
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James Alexander Lougheed
Senate
Dominion of Canada
Portifolio
Borden
James
St. Michael and St. George
Toronto
Northwest Territories
Calgary
King's Counsel
Earl of Derby
Mackenzie Bowell
Notable Arts Leader and Canadian Politician Mark Milestones
Cleophante Campanini a famed operatic conductor and head of the Philadelphia and Chicago Grand Opera Companies turns 56 today. Henri Bourassa leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party and critic of wartime participation marks his 48th birthday today.
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Cleophante Campanini
Philadelphia
Chicago
Henri Bourassa
Canadian Nationalist Party
Canada
Marquis of Sligo Reaches Notable Landowner Status in Ireland
The Marquis of Sligo becomes the country’s leading landowner following the recent death of his uncle Lord Clanticarde. He is 60 years old today.
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Marquis of
Sligo
Clanticarde
Ireland
Rex Beach Turns 39 as Noted American Novelist
Renowned American novelist Rex Beach celebrates his 39th birthday today. The author of adventure tales is recognized for his prolific output and influence on early 20th century American literature.
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Rex’ Beach
Andrew Freedman Turns 56 In New York
Andrew Freedman, a New York capitalist, marks his 56th birthday today. Celebrations focus on his long career in finance and local business leadership.
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Andrew Freedman
New York
Bishop John W. Alstork Turns 64 Today
The Rev John W Alstork of the M E Zion Church marks his sixty fourth birthday today. A longtime congregation leader and pastor, he serves the community with decades of service and spiritual guidance.
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John W. Alstork
M. E. Zion Church
Two Notable English Figures Mark Milestones
James J. Corbett former heavyweight champion turns fifty on his birthday. Lord Devonport chairman of the Port of London Authority also celebrates his sixtieth birthday.
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James J. Corbett
Lord Devonport
M. P
Port of London Authority
Cardus Tonic Praised By Sulphur Springs Woman
Mrs J M Sprinkle of Sulphur Springs Va reports severe health decline two years ago followed by a rapid improvement after using Cardus She says one bottle ended abdominal side and back pains and restored strength without further medical help for lingering ailments claimed common to women Cardus marketed by druggists.
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Sulphur Springs
J. M. Sprinkle
Cardus
Administrators Notice to Creditors Bryan Estate
State of North Carolina New Hanover August 9 1916 notice to creditors of Mary E Bryan deceased. The Sosoreines qualified as administrator at American Bank and Trust Co Wilmingon NC office required to present claims by August 9 1917. Indebted debtors should pay promptly. American Bank and Trust Company Administrator by Milton Calder Vice President.
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State of
North Carolina
New Hanover
Mary E. Bryan
Maury Kk
Bryan
New Hanover County
Wilmington
American Bank and Trust Co
American Bank and Trust Company
Mary FE. Bryan
Milton Calder
Loyal Boys' Club Tag Day Aims to Fund Robert Strange Playgrounds
The Loyal Boys' Club schedules a one day tag campaign in Wilmington to fund the Robert Strange Playgrounds. Over 135 dollars has been raised, with expected proceeds from the tag day to finance improvements including a suitable entrance tennis courts shrubbery and other enhancements to beautify and enhance the grounds.
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Loyal
Boys’ Club
Wilmington
Robert Strange
Account First International Sweep stakes Motor Race
Tickets will be sold Sept 1 2 3 with limited returning until Sept 10 in Cincinnati Ohio. The event is listed under Account Soverign Grand Lady I O F with tickets on Sept 14 15 16 17 and limited returning until Sept 27 in Chattanooga Tean.
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Tenn
Washington
D.C
Cleveland
Ohio
Raleigh
N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Savannah
Enace
City Ticket Office
H. E. Pleasants
Wilmington
John T. West
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Norfolk
Asheville
N.C
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Lake Toxaway
Brevard
Hendersonville
Saluda
Tryon
Ceeaee
Cincinnati
Kansas City
National Baptist Convention
Washington, D. C
Tean
Soverign Grand Lady
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Southern Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
Atlantic Coast Line
Standard Railroad
South
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