Dr G Framps of Murphy College Honored as Chemist Leader
Dr G Framps of Murphy College and Agriculture and Mechanical College was elected president of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists at a Washington meeting. The group includes chemists in charge of food fertilizer and related fields. J J Rach fungeratant chemist was appointed referee on testing chemical reagents. The referees verify methods and report changes. Syracuse AP reports Dix renomination effort failed and Bryan visit to bolster anti-Dix efforts was abandoned.
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G8. Fraps
The
Agricultural Ama Mechanical
Col Ogy
Association of
Washington, D. C
J. J. Rach
Agricultural and Meehanion College N
Dishrade
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles Rl Murphy
Dix
New York
W. J. Bryan
TROUBLE BREWING IN THE BALKANS
Diplomats warn the Balkan crisis is sharply serious as Turkey blocks ammunition for Serbia and raises fears of Serb retaliation. Apples! Carloads of Missouri apples at HL and T.C. depot. Call and see J. M. Southerland.
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Anuupelated Prema
London
Balkan
Turkey
Bervia
Missouri
HL & T.C
Depot
J. M. Southerland
Governor Colquitt Withdraws Permission for Troop Move
Governor Colquitt wires the secretary of state to refuse consent for Mexican troops to cross Texas from Kasia Pana toward Del Rio and Marathon. He notes a seventy mile march through rough terrain and seeks full guidance before allowing passage to avoid domestic difficulties in Texas.
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Frese
Texas
Campaign Contributions Hearing Resumed in Senate Subcommittee
Senate subcommittee renewed investigation into presidential campaign contributions. Cornelix N. Biles Jr testified that his father, former treasurer of the Republican National Committee, had no knowledge of contributions by John B. Arentold or Standard Oil. Evidence included an offer to secure contributors’ confidences, and testimony noted a large Standard Oil contribution in 1938.
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Gornelive N. Biles, Jr
Cornelux N. Bila Jr
John B. Arentold
Gin Standard Oll Company
Tiesahil Hus
Bil
Otter
Tutt
Miles
Roonaveltalay
William T.tabby
Standard Oil Company
Rogers
Standard
Textile Workers Strike Deepens Across Lawrence Area
The industrial unrest extended to Lawrence with about seven thousand workers joining the strike while clashes with police occurred in front of the Everett mill. Several hurt as pickers attacked workers and leaders denied I W W responsibility amid broader protests in Boston and neighboring towns.
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Lawrstee
Maus
Foa
Boston
Mans
Solence la Tour Maneschasetta
Oumday
Industrial Workers of the World
Lawrence
Lyon
Haverhill
Quincy
Dynnamiters Trials Start Tomorrow In Indianapolis
Associated Press report from Indianapolis notes the dynamiting trial against the defendants faces delays and an abrupt halt cannot ease the suddenness of the government’s push as proceedings begin tomorrow.
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Dynnamiters
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Vedas
Senator Pull Denies Intervention Report
United States Senator Pull denies the report of intervention tied to Senator Smith and the committee investigating Mexican conditions. A weather forecast predicts cold fair weather east of the Rocky Mountains this week with a general disturbance approaching from the northwest. John Daly Jr. notes a rise in temperature and rain ahead.
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Associad Press
Si Paso
Texas
United States
Pull
Tenator Smith
Rocky Mountains
State v Wilson Murder Trial Opens in Diatriot Court
The Ath week of the district court proceedings began with the State versus Tom Wilson charged with murder in the first degree. Wilson, accused of killing Sol Mabry at Macy in spring, is held awaiting trial. Attorneys Hudson and Board for the defense. Davis and Yoats for the state. Venire examination started at 1:30 am with jury selection progressing slowly as the court adjourned for noon. Divorces granted include Oscar Carter versus Mattie Carter, Lille Stephens versus Hecakiat Stephens, and Maxie Love versus Willie Love. The State versus Wilson was postponed until the March term and the jury was recessed until Thursday.
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Tom Wilson
Wilson
Sol Mabry
Macy
W. B. Hudson
A. G. Board
W. C. Davis
W. T. Yoats
Oscar Carter
Mattie Carter
Lille Stephens
Hecakiat Stebens
Maxie Love
Willie Love
Scott
Bryan Band Meeting Forms Five Additional Members
A Bryan club gathering reports 30 members enrolled with five more applicants. P. B. Day, director at A. and 3. College, led the band instructions with E Hewit and D. C. Reese named as organizers to secure instruments. Meeting notes praise the movement and urge community support. Vestry sets monthly meeting for Tuesday at 8 PM.
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Bryan
I Bryas
Délte
P. B. Day
A. & 3. College
Aaron
Ee Hewit
B. A. Hugehens
Bryan Commercial Club
Smb
D. C. Reese
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Rick
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John Daly, Jr
David Reid
Rssues
Mundale
Notre Endertectad Plana
Essenkay
Essenkay Sales Company
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A. L. Mondrick
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