Uniform State Law Conference Seeks Speedy Reform
Seattle delegates at the New Washington Hotel discuss better uniformity in state laws on marriage and divorce and a new bill of lading to curb shipper fraud. The American Bar Association plans a broader push with state bar groups to draft legislation for congressional action next session.
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American Bar Association
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Bar Associations
Commissioners
Congress
Pure Country Honey from J A B Bruce
Advertises Pure Country Honey available from J A B Bruce contact by phone number 82 for orders and inquiries at the stated address or location offering local honey products.
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J. A. B. Bruce
Hains Brother Mutters Wife Name Amid Crisis
Capt Peter C. Hains Jr lies under doctor care refusing food and muttering his wife’s name while brother T Jenkins Harris remains calm and silent. District Attorney Darrin says the man is sane but broken by stories about Mrs Hains. Attys dispute reconciliation claims as both women hide in seclusion.
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New York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
T. Jenkins Harris
Darrin
Nester of the iron industry John Fritz dies no not dead
Bethlehem Pa August 21 John Fritz eighty six today noted as the Nester of the iron and steel industry in America. A Pennsylvania native he began as a blacksmith apprentice and helped perfect armor plate manufacture used in America and Europe.
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Ethlehem
John Fritz
America
Fritz
Pennsylvania
Europe
Easton centenarian Deborah Sillman dies not
Ridgeport Conn Aug 21 Mrs Deborah Staples Sillman long lived resident of Easton reached 108 years and six months today Her descendants held the semi annual anniversary celebration in line with local custom She is regarded as one of America’s oldest women with age verified by town and family records
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Deborah Staples Sillman
Easton
Sillman
America
New England Gallaudet Association Convention Opens in Providence
The twenty sixth biennial convention of the New England Gallaudet Association of Deaf Mutes opened in Providence with strong attendance. Business sessions run today and tomorrow, Sunday will focus on religious services, and the gathering ends Monday with an excursion.
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Providence
R. 1
New England Gallaudet Association of Deaf Mutes
Outrage at Camp Emmett Crawford Prompts Camp Lockdown
A Wyoming dispatch reports thirty two artillerymen assaulted a young woman at Camp Emmett Crawford. An officer was beaten and the woman. after hours, crawled to a house and told her tale. Twenty six men are jailed, six escaped, three recaptured at Rawlins, others at large.
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Denver
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Laramie
Wyoming
Camp
Emmett Crawford
Twenty-first Regiment
Rawlins
Chafin Addresses Large Crowd in LaPorte
E W Chafin prohibition candidate for president spoke to a large enthusiastic audience in LaPorte Indiana today. Also New York plans a women only long distance swimming event on the Hudson from Irvingto Pierpont led by Annette Kellerman C L Brown Elaine Golding.
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Hudson River
Irving
Pierpont
Annette Kellerman
Australia
C. L. Brown
Chicago
Elaine Golding
Bath Beach
Archbishop Bruchesi Sails to Rome for Ad Limina Visit
Archbishop Bruchesi sailed on the steamship Empire of Ireland to visit the Pope in Rome. He will attend the Catholic Congress of the Eucharist in London next month where he is noted as a prominent participant.
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London
Non-Union Miner Shot In Pratt City Ambush
Birmingham, August 21 Anthony Davis a non-union miner was shot and fatally wounded near his Pratt City home in an ambush after his house was dynamited Wednesday night Several shots struck him as he lay in wait suggesting a band of assailants He had named men he believed were involved Governor Comer weighs troop deployment amid rising district tension
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Birmingham
Ala
Anthony Davis
Pratt City
Davis
Comer
Terrible Vengeance of Russian Revolutionists
News from St. Petersburg reports a violent act by Yuriovka revolutionists against the Edelstein family. Bombs and gunfire killed the father and three others, wounded several relatives, and later the mother and son were shot in hospitals.
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St. Petersburg
Yuriovka
Damson and yellow peach orders urged by Echols cash store
Citizens are advised to place orders for damsons or yellow peaches suitable for preserving or canning with J. M. Echols at the cash store located at 231 South Bland Street. Phone contact 249, August 20, 1931.
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Cash Store
South Bland Street
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