Reed Smith Honored at Home for USC English Post
The University of South Carolina executive committee elected Reed Smith of this city as assistant professor of English for next year. He succeeds Harry Davis who will take a leave to study at the University of Chicago. Smith is the son of Rev Dr A M Smith and studied at Harvard after USC. He has taught with great success and will join Columbia faculty next year.
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Reed Smith
Presbyterian College
University of South Carolina
Harry ©. Davis
University of Chicago
Smith
Dr & M. Smith
Harvard
Columbia
Catholic Educators to Meet in Milwaukee
Eminent Catholic prelates and educators gather in Milwaukee for the Catholic Educational Association of the United States meeting. Archbishops Quigley Farley Glennon and Mgr OConnell plus other church leaders attend sessions planned over the coming days in Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Star
Wis
Catholic Educational Association of the
United States
Quigley
Chicago
Farley
New York
Glennon
St. Louis
Mgr
D. J. O'Connell
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
American Engineers Meet in Old Mexico for 39th Annual Session
Nearly 200 members of the American Society of Civil Engineers converge in Mexico City for the society's thirty ninth annual meeting. Delegates travel from the United States Canada and Mexico to attend ten days of sessions at the School of Mines with a program featuring renowned engineers.
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City OF
Mexico
American Society of Civil Engineers
United States
Canada
School of Mines
Death notice of a dog named in Newark newspaper
The brief item notes a dog deceased with the family name appearing in a Newark New Jersey paper. The fragment mentions wintering in Alaska, mosquitos, mortgage deeds moved by two men, a hot stove, and a miscellaneous collection of historical and geographic vignettes including Roosevelt and Washington.
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Newark
N. J
England Sifts Tobacco Roots In Antecedent Tales
In England Etchings the Pied Bull Inn at Islington is linked to tobacco use as a pioneer house. The piece recalls a historical rise in insanity rates, cites wartime publication rules for officers, and outlines long British telephone apprentice durations. It notes Hally Lodge near London tied to Burdett-Coutts estate sale and possible subdivision, ending with a prompt to place ads in The Star.
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Islington
England
Great Britain
British
War Office
Hally Lodge
London
Turkeys Set for Three-Game Series With Dwight Team
The Turks travel to face Dwight Carnes of Alabama City for the opening game of a three game set. Alexander has departed to train for life’s battles. Randle may fill left field with Reynolds or Holden in center and Bullard moving to second with Carnes to first.
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Dwight
Alabama City
Alexander
Alex
Randle
Dwight Carnes
Reynolda
Holden
Newkirk
Bullard
Carnes
Turka
Rivers
Angel
Anniston
Trout
Ware
Results Report from Shreveport and Nearby Cities
Yesterday scores include Shreveport 6 Memphis 2 and Little Rock 4 Montgomery 2 In today’s schedule Birmingham visits Atlanta and Nashville goes to Montgomery Matches also list Shreveport versus Little Rock and Memphis at New Orleans.
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Shreveport
Memphis
Little Rock
Montgomery
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Pe. Memplia
Scores From Yesterday in American Association
Baseball results list Kansas City defeated St Paul 7 to 4 while in a second game Kansas City lost to St Paul 3 to 4. Toledo beat Louisville 11 to 4 with a second game result Louisville 5, Toledo 4. Milwaukee downed Minneapolis 6 to 1, Columbus beat Indianapolis 3 to 2. Other cities St Louis Washington Chicago and Philadelphia appear in brief context.
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St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Louiaville
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Visiting lake party spreads praise and daily exploits
The article details a Wednesday lake party for visiting young people, with supper, bowling, and boating, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Horace Miller and Mrs. Lampkin. It lists attendees by name and notes visitors Mrs. W. R. Bell of Atlanta, the Colwells’ upcoming eastward trip, Joe S. Thomason’s return from a Southeast Alabama tour, and James Palmer visiting Chattanooga.
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Horace Miller
Lampkin
Viola Farley
Aileen Douglass
Alice Bullard
Margaret Reynolds
Mary Read Smith
Carrie Draper
Ada Garret
Nelle Thomason
Gertrude Williamson
Adeline Allen
Diamakes
Mary Kennedy
Alfred Smith
Frank Johnston
Supreme Court orders deposit box opened in theft case
The New York Supreme Court ordered Laura M. Carter's deposit box opened and contents examined by state and defense attorneys in the Windsor Trust theft case. Carter claims she returned only 5000 of the stolen 25000 and that 15000 was given to her by Chester Runyan. Runyan contends 10000 vanished while he was in Harlem.
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The
Star
New York
Chester B. Runyan
Windsor Trust Company
Supreme Court Today
Laura M. Carter
Liberty Safe Deposit Vaults
Ranyan
Harlem
Judge Landis Delays Standard Oil Ruling to August
In Chicago on July 8 Judge Landis said the Standard Oil case will receive a final judgment on August 3 at 10 a.m. Standard Oil attorneys stated their clients are innocent of violation or intent to violate the law as the court took the case under advisement and adjourned.
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Chicago
Landis
Standard Oil
Standard
Constipation Remedy Ad Sparks Reader Questions
An old advertisement fragment promotes Harsh physics react and Dean's Regulats as a cure for constipation. It claims easy operation and stomach tone, priced at 25 cents, and urges readers to ask their druggist for them.
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Dean
Former Atlanta Man Hurt in Gotham Auto Smash Up
New York July 8 Dr. Julian P. Thomas formerly of Atlanta and two women companions were injured in an automobile accident last night when their car collided with an iron post. He was operated on today and it is feared he will lose one of his legs.
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The
Star
New York
Julian P. Thomas
Atlanta
Thomas
Distinguished visitors from Japan arrive in New York aboard Carmania
A party of Japanese naval officers led by Admiral Baron Yamamoto arrives in New York aboard the Carmania. They will tour European dockyards and shipyards, be received by the president at Oyster Bay, dine with Japan Society at the Hotel Astor, visit Jamestown exposition, and travel across the United States over about a month.
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Star
New York
Baron Yamamoto
Imperial Japanese Navy
Exminister of Marine
United States
Oyster Bay
Japan Society
Hotel Astor
Weather Report with Emergency Remedy Ad
Barometer readings at 7 a.m. show 30.11 with temperatures from 5 a.m. to 2 p.m. ranging 70 to 96. Wind from the east at 2 miles per hour. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised for emergency pains and hurts. Weather note signed W. F. Clarke.
Lemon Squeeze and Ice Cream Supper at Church
A novel entertainment will be given at the Second Presbyterian church manse tomorrow evening for church improvement. Two young ladies at the door will provide a lemon with explanations by the committee. Admission is 10 cents. ice cream and cake will be sold.
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Second Presbyterian Church
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