Tailor B Kaufman Offers Imported Valeries and Varied Suitings
B Kaufman presents imported fabrics including Valeries English Vieunas and Cheviots. Features German and Austrian Cassimeres French Batistes Flannels Tropics and silk mixtures. Latest styles adapted to individual form and taste. Save up to 35 percent on clothes. Located 308-10 Temple Court Building Bell phone 3398.
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Aix la Chapelle
Bordeaux
Dresden
Temple Court Building
Bell Phone
Prairie fires ravage Panhandle lands in disaster sweep
Reports from Austin indicate the western Panhandle suffered the most disastrous prairie fires in three days, burning up to 500,000 acres and causing over 1 million dollars in losses. Lamp and Hockley counties bore the heaviest damage with cattle losses prompting cattlemen to move stock to New Mexico.
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Austin
Texas
Lamp
Hockley
New Mexico
Gorman Not In Shape For Any Active Work
Washington March 5 Special That Senator Gorman will take practically no part in shaping the course of the important legislation now pending before this session of the fifty ninth congress in the better arrangement with his condition His physician warned he must avoid political worries and business affairs for some time to come Since then he has kept to the doctors plan and avoided public duties The threat followed a visit by Senator Blackburn and others to discuss the Dominical treaty and railroad rate legislation with him Bailey and other Senate leaders have sought talks but none have arranged interviews.
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Ashington
Gorman
Jooze
Blackburn
Soifie
Senate
Bailey
Des Ubed
California Fig Syrup-Co
California Fig Syrup Co
City Sends Physicians to Oust Divine Healers
Chicago authorities intervened when relatives of Mrs. Elle Turner refused medical care and sought Zion City Overseer Voliva’s prayer. Corporation Counsel Lewis ruled health officials could intervene in extreme cases, sending a physician to treat the ailing woman.
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Lewis
Lince
John Alexander Dowle
Chicago
Elle Turner
Addison Avenus
Martha
Voliva
Zion City
Wiigs
Spain
Health ‘Department
Charles J. Whalen
Lewis Ap
Health Department
Insanity Question Delays Matthews Trial Session
In Greensboro on March 5 a single ten minute question from Major Guthrie, defense counsel, dominated today's Matthews trial session. The query centered on insanity defense evidence, tracing the prisoner’s ancestry and earlier acts on his wife’s death day, with Dr James McKee of Raleigh as the insanity expert. Witnesses included Mrs J W W Gorman, W W Griffith, and funeral director E Poole.
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Reensboro
N.C
Matthews
Major Guthrie
Coungel
Orcaaion
James MoKes
Raleigh
Bs Wife
McKee
J W W. Gorman
V. W. Griffith
E. Poole
Clyde Steamer on the Shoals
The Clyde Line steamer Navajoe, under Captain C. M. Hale, went ashore on Middle Shoal near Cape Fear bar during a southwest gale Friday night. Efforts by revenue cutter Seminole and tugs Marion, Blanche, Compton, and Astral failed to float her. she lies in seven feet of water at low tide with a lumber and naval stores cargo. Passenger Seymour Mercell returned to Wilmington by rail to New York after boarding a tug.
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Wilmington
Clyde
Navajoe
C. M. Hale
Cape Fear Bar
Middle Shoal
Albert Ames
United States Revenue Cutter
Seminole
Marion
Blanche
Compton
Ughterea
Seymour Mercell
Wilemington
New York
Hale
Voting Trusts Act Passes in Senate Despite Governor’s Veto
Richmond March 5 The Phiear amendment to the voting trust bid became law without Governor Montague’s approval. The Senate engrossed and passed it after the Sears amendment on validating pre Caton act actions was defeated. The measure limits voting trusts to five years and involves the Williams brothers in Seaboard Railway affairs.
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Dean Williams
Seaboard
Richmond
Phiear
Montague
Senate
Thomas, Ry
John Skelton Williams
Seaboard Railway
No Increased Acreage in Cotton Says Poole
Montgomery Alabama March 9. Robert R Poole, a leading agriculture figure, says February fertilizer sales were large but cotton acreage will not rise above last year. Labor shortages persist, many farm hands gone, and much fertilizer aimed at other cotton crops. He predicts no real acreage increase and notes shift to cattle and pasture improves land use and future yields.
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Montgomery
Alc
Marth
Catone
Robert R Poole
Bern
Kobre's Death Sparks Arrests in Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem police arrested Sam Kobre and William Plain on murder charges linked to Henry Kobre's death at his restaurant Sunday night January 21. Sallie Stewart provided the key testimony, claiming Kobre and Plain killed Henry with a iron bar while an accomplice assisted. A $1,600 reward is offered. hearings are expected before a magistrate tomorrow.
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Sam Kobre
William Plain
Henry Kobre
Plain
Greensboro
Sallia Stewart
Sed Kobre
Stewart
Kovre
Kobre
M. Kobre
Sallie Stewart
Phit
Henry Kopre
Hera
Careless Grocer Delivers Grape-Nuts by Mistake
A Michigan household receives a mistaken package of Grape-Nuts which leads a chronically ill consumer to praise the cereal. The letter recounts dramatic stomach trouble, nervousness, and gradual recovery after adopting the food. The testimonial, attributed to Postum Co. of Battle Creek, endorses the product and cites improved appetite and health.
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Michigan
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mica
Wellville
Three Men Die As Freight Engine Plunges at Smithfield
Three men were burned to death when a freight engine on the Baltimore and Ohio short line at Smithfield, near Fairmont, toppled over this morning. The engineer, fireman, and brakeman were trapped beneath the locomotive as officials investigated the wreck.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Baltimore
Oia
Smithfield
Baltimore and Ohio
Giviston
Negro Man Fatally Hurt at Terminal Station
Arthur Crow, a black worker for Southern Express, was fatally mangled when run over by mail train 97 at Terminal Station. He was unloading the West Point train on track 3 and crossed into an oncoming southbound train on track 5 after passing near a sleeper on track 4. One leg and an arm were severed and a deep wound noted as he was crushed under the engine and cars.
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Arthur Crow
Southern Hipress Company
Terminal Station
Southern Express Company
West Point
Washington
Growing Lemons in Kentucky
S. H. McMahin a Shelby County resident asserts lemons can be grown in Kentucky. He raised specimens himself with a 13 inch specimen noted. He planted a seed from New York and obtained several large lemons. They require much care and are not suitable for extensive Kentucky cultivation, though a few can be grown with difficulty.
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Kentucky
S. H. ‘McMahin
Shelby Counts
McMahin
New York
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