Elks Hold National Grand Lodge Meeting in Philadelphia
Thousands of Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks members from major cities converge in Philadelphia for the annual grand lodge meeting and reunion. A Washington Park boat excursion, dine r and music accompany the opening events with leaders including Henry J. Walter and Melvin slated to speak. The week features a key business session at the Garrick theatre with Governor Stuart Mayor Rayburn and Congressman Moore among the speakers.
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Lake Prices Return to Last Year at Oxford Lake Theater
Prices at Oxford Lake Theater return to last year rates with a 15 cent coupon on the 20 cent round trip ticket good for admission to all house areas plus 5 cents. Chair seats cost 15 cents more. Silver prizes awarded at each show with a silver water filter to be given Friday. Matinees at 3 30 on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
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Ex-Gov Terrell Not to Be Named U S Attorney
Reports from Atlanta alleged President Roosevelt would appoint former Georgia Governor Joseph Terrell as United States Attorney to sue Carter Tate. The White House denied the claim calling it fake.
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Bomb Factory Explosion Rocks Odessa Town
Seven killed and scores injured in a massive blast at a bomb factory in Odessa. Special to the Star reports from London citing eyewitness and official accounts.
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Dissolution of Bass Heard & Howle Ends In Sale Of Interest
Last Saturday afternoon the firm Bass Heard Howle dissolved when Bass and Heard bought FE A Howle’s share and Howle retired. Formed January, the firm operated at Thirteenth and Noble. Bass and Heard will continue the business. Howle may move to Texas, unverified by Howle.
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Negro driver Aldrich recounts rope threat by white men
Oscar Aldrich, a livery stable driver, returned from Cleburne county with a harrowing tale. He says two white men tied to hire a team abducted him, while a pursuing crowd with ropes and guns passed, prompting his nervous escape and fear his son was harmed.
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Farmers Union Plans Warehouse At Jacksonville
A large gathering in Jacksonville on July 15 discussed plans to establish a Farmers Union warehouse. George McElderry spoke as chief advocate, praising the move amid debates over speculation and theater influences, while other remarks touched on public interest and regional needs.
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Harriman uneasy over immunity talk amid probe
Washington July 15 The failure of the interstate commerce commission to press criminal charges against Harriman keeps the Harriman lobby active, seeking whether prosecutions will start. The report cites responsibility for a hostile combination and a so called immunity claim, while the London council contemplates Thames steamboats and municipal projects with wage cuts and fare reductions.
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Explosion on Battleship Georgia Injures 17 Sailors
The battleship Georgia, recently moved to Provincetown, experienced an explosion in its after turret this afternoon injuring 17 men including Lt. Goodrich and two midshipmen. Capt. McRae suspects accidental ignition of a charge during ammunition handling. Eight victims are in serious condition and the ship will be sent for medical care and investigation at once.
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CULATON STOCK LAW CASE TO SUPREME COURT
Judge Pelham adjourned Circuit Court after sustaining Judge Crook in the Emulation stock law case on appeal. The matter heads to the state supreme court for final adjudication despite a one vote election victory and a contest over election managers appointment.
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Telephone invention born in Canada says London Chronicle
The Toronto Globe argues the telephone is not a US invention but originated from Dr Graham Bell, a Scotsman who emigrated to Canada and settled in Brantford Ontario. He conducted experiments to transmit voice over long distances and later crossed into the United States.
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New Light In Seattle
Seattle finances shift as municipal ownership ideas and socialist doctrines influence policy. Two years ago Seattle securities were readily available in the west, but now eastern financiers appear to have pulled back.
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Seattle Times
Medicated Skin Cure for Wide Range of Ailments
Advertisement touts cures for tetter eczema itch dew poison pimples ring worm skin eruptions chapped faces and hands sore sweaty swollen blistered feet and suggests increased cotton pickery by using it as a remedy.
Governor signs inquiry into Tuscaloosa state hospital cruelty
Montgomery July 15 Gov Comer signs a bill for a rigid inquiry into charges of frightful cruelty at the Tuscaloosa state hospital for the insane. Affidavits allege attendants fatally beat patients left to freeze and starve, with food taken from refuse barrels. A joint legislative committee will conduct the investigation.
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French President Narrowly Escapes Assassination in Paris
The French president Fallieres survived two gunshots fired by Leon Maille a Havre naval reservist believed driven by persecution mania. He was immediately arrested as authorities heightened security against anti militarist demonstrations during the national fete on the Champs Elysees near Long Champs.
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Vaudeville Act by Laconda and Laclear Society
Laconda and Laclear Society entertainers present a varied vaudeville program featuring singers dancers and character imitations in a lively showcase likely to draw local audiences.
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Laclear
United Press Associations forms one news agency
New York July 15 United Press Associations formed from Publishers Press Scripps News and related groups to serve evening and Sunday papers. It starts with 469 clients and aims for impartial coverage via leased wires bureaus and reporters. Officers include President John Vandercook and directors chairman HL B Clark.
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Dog Taken From Catcher Sparks City Suspension
Mayor Kilby suspended Patrolman Sheid for interfering with the city dog catcher. He was found guilty in police court, appealed to the city court, and the incident involved taking his own dog from the wagon despite the catcher’s protest.
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