State Bar picks Sutton for president at 20th annual meeting
John BE Sutton of Tampa elected president at the closing session of the 20th annual Florida state bar association convention held in Jacksonville. Gov. Hutchison and John Engle were re elected secretary and treasurer. A large slate of vice presidents and legislative committee members from across the state was announced.
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Jacksonville
John BE. Sutton
Tampa
State Bar Assertion
Hutchison
John Engle
W.vans
Miami
Scott M. Loftin
Frank Winthrop
Tallahassee
R. A. Henderson
Fort Myers
William Fischer
Pensacola
Glenn Terrell
J. B. Hodges
Lake City
Perse L. Gaskins
W. E. Smith
Ocala
A. L. Richardson
St. Petersburg
A. A. Green
Daytona Beach
E. G. Baxter
Gainesville
J. N. Daniel
Chipley
G. Edwin Walker
Bartow
Paul D. Barnes
F. A. Whitney
T. M. Shackleford, Jr
J. H. Finch
Marianna
C. I Chancey
Fort Lauderdale
Roy P. Hamlin
Tavares
Gorge P. Garrett
Orlando
G. B. Knowles
Bradenton
R. O. Barker
Sebring
W H. Malone
Key West
T. H. Anderson
Fort Pierce
Building Takes On Activity As Permits Issued
The report notes ongoing construction activity as various permits are issued. Observation points include Bayway Park with a clear view of Warner's Bayou and roughly equal travel distances to the city via the river or Manatee Avenue.
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Bayway Park
Warner's Bayou
Manatee Avenue
State Newspapermen Are Collier's Guests
About fifty Florida newspaper men attending three press associations in Fort Myers travel tonight on a Collier Line steamer to Everglades as guests of Baron G. Collier. They will tour the Tamiami trail section in Collier county tomorrow then return via Naples. Mrs. Lucille Smith of Lake Worth Herald is named Florida Press Association president with R. L. Sweger Bryan Mack R. L. Holly and Alpin elected to officer posts. The 1928 convention was awarded Lake Worth. A closing resolution protests the state printing establishment at the Marianna industrial school and supports a survey of the state school system.
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Fort Myers
Florida
Everglades
Collier Line
G. Collier
Tamiami Trail
Collier County
Naples
Lucille Smith
Lake Worth Herald
Florida Press Association
R. L. Sweger
Quincy Times
Bryan Mack
Lakeland Ledger
R. L. Holly
Florida Utility
Alpin
Dade City Banner
Lake Worth
Marianna Industrial School
£23 000 Issue to Provide Relief in Tax Problem
City proposes a £23 000 issue to fund a police and fire station, seeking relief from tax problems. The article notes the lack of a police headquarters and jail, and mentions the telephone at the Twelfth Street taxi stand as a scarce emergency link for citizens.
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Twelfth Street
City plans for pier building incinerator and sidewalks
Fire Chief Harris urges improved city fire quarters and a new recreation building on the pier. Proposals include 29000 for a municipal auditorium, 30000 for a garbage incinerator, and 15000 to finance sidewalks on Fourteenth Street Braden and parts of the Tamiami Trail, with easements already granted by property owners.
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A. W. Harris
Harris
City Pier
Twenty-Sixth Street
Fourteenth Street
Braden
Tamiami Trail
Lieut Davis Called To Capital On Confidential Mission
Washington reports confirm Lieutenant Edward L. Davis American military attache in Mexico City is summoned to Washington for a confidential mission. Officials deny any link to stolen documents while acknowledging Davis returns home. questions linger over forged papers and misused diplomatic information.
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Washington
Edward L. Davis
Mexico City
Davis
War Department
Department
State Department
Weds First Husband 37 Years After Divorce
DES MOINES April AP eighty years after a 1890 divorce Mrs Hughes 55 and Alexander Hughes 40 were remarried by Judge Lester L Thompson in Des Moines The former couple separated when she gathered ten children and returned to her mother in Iowa He later wandered and built oil wealth near Tulsa Oklahoma He outlived his second wife by five years
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Des Moines
Alexander Hughes
Victor
Tulsa
Okla
Ete Hughes
Alexander
Recall of Soviet Charge D Affairs Over Beijing Raid
Soviet Russia recalls its charge d'affaires in Peking to protest the raid by northern Chinese authorities on the Soviet embassy compound. All embassy staff ordered to depart the capital.
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Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Peking
Cmy
Warm Political Summer Seen Ahead of 1928 Campaign
The national committee plans a trip across the McNarvy Haugen country and the president intends a western summer vacation. Speculation centers on potential contributions to Mr. Coolidge's 1928 decision, but he offers no comment.
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National Committee
McNarvy- Haugen
Sidewalk Bonds Sought to Beautify Thoroughfare
Citizens and workers push for bond approval to improve the street, aiming to attract hundreds of motorists from across the country who travel the route daily.
Three Are Honored By Town As Heroes
Walnut Kansas April 9 AP three town residents receive honors for stopping a Katy troop train carrying 186 marines bound for San Diego to sail for China. Sam Plum a farmer E B Carlos night station agent and Garland Bowman student at Walnut High School warned and acted to avert disaster by signaling the damaged track and blocking the engine.
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Walnut
Kan
San Diego
China
Sam Plum
E. B. Carlos
Garland Bowman
Plum
Little Walnut Creek
Carlos
Bowman
Unconscious Driver Injures No One in Louisiana Collision
Edgar Smith an oil company employee drove unconscious for several miles with his wife and son near Baker Louisiana. His car struck another vehicle ending the trip with no injuries reported though he was found unconscious after the crash and spent the night in hospital.
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Baton Rouge
Baker
Edgar Smith
Snowstorm on Mount Tamalpais Delights San Francisco
A highly unusual snow storm on Mount Tamalpais across the Golden Gate began yesterday and continued today, yielding more than an inch of accumulation. It marks the first appreciable snowfall there in 15 years, promising rare entertainment for San Franciscans.
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San Francisco
Mount Tamalpais
Golden Gate
Martin Hale Dead Prolific Hotel Figure in New London
Martin T. Hale aged 75 died in New London Connecticut after a career in hotel operations. He conducted winter motels in Sanford and St. Angus Fila and earlier involvement tied to Thomasville Georgia.
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Martin Hale
New London
Conn
Martin T. Hale
Sanford
St. Angus- Fila
Thomasville
Tale of Whale
Seattle report recounts a whale biting the Army signal corps Alaska cable last Saturday, disrupting communication. The piece notes a prior incident twenty years ago when a whale bit the Seattle Sitka cable, entangling the wire and requiring a repair ship to retrieve it.
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Seattle
Wash
Dellwood
Army
Signal Corps
Alaska
Seattle-Sitka
War rages as Liberal troops struggle near Martininas
In Managua on April 9 the about 99 Liberal forces led by General Montcadas are reported engaged in a continued clash in the desolate foothills near Martininas, where Moncada has recently established his headquarters amid dwindling supplies and ammunitions.
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Managua
API
General Montcadas
Martininas
Monocada
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