Metcalf deprecates warlike tone of fleet transfer
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf says plans to move a Pacific coast fleet from the Atlantic is a routine practice cruise not a permanent shift. He rejects hostile interpretations and notes the voyage will test ships and crews, with stay duration undecided and not aimed at pressuring Japan.
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Admiral Yamamoto Expected to Visit New York
Washington dispatch reports Viscount Aoki delaying his departure awaiting Admiral Yamamoto’s arrival in the United States. The admiral traveling home from Europe will stop in the U S for an unofficial visit, meeting the president at Oyster Bay, and is accompanied by several Japanese officers.
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Prince D Abro Pagratide of Cairo Visits Incognito
The descendant of an eight century royal line, Prince D Abro Pagratide of Cairo Egypt, left Oakland California on a trip to Yosemite Valley. He is the son of Tigrane Pasha former Egyptian prime minister and grandson of the current ruler.
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Three Men Drown After Yacona Yacht Crew Capsizes
The steam yacht Yacona owned by Henry Clay Pierce loses a small yawl crewed by six sailors and a dock man when a sailor tilts the craft. Three sailors Rudolph Johnson Frederickson Van Borsen Herman Van Borsen are missing and presumed drowned after a tug rescues four others. The incident follows an all-night party at Eighty-sixth street. Pierce, Waters-Pierce Oil chairman, owns the yacht.
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Appleman
Waters- Pierce Oil Company of
Missouri
Terrible rear end collision near Whistler kills engineer
Mobile and Ohio railroad rear end crash near Whistler, five miles from Mobile, left engineer Thomas Dease of Meridian dead. Fireman Ben Evans and mail clerk Thomas Murray among the injured. Evans credited with halting the train after finding Dease unconscious.
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Louisville Prentice identifies fugitive embezzler in theft case
Freeman Robinson alias Robert Frazier was arrested in Louisville and identified as the defaulting employee of Gillespie and Young cotton exporters of New Orleans. The identification was made by Mr. Denny, an employee of the firm, who stated the amount stolen was $26000.
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B. Freeman Robinson
Robert Frazier
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Largest Lamar County corn crop in ten years
Paris Texas July 9 Lamar county expects the biggest corn crop in ten years as weather and acreage favor yields. The report highlights improvements in regional farming and anticipated bumper production.
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Dr Paul M Raysor Physician and Surgeon
Dr Paul M Raysor is listed as a physician and surgeon with an office upstairs over James' drugstore. Residence and office phone numbers are noted as 131 and 45 respectively.
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Second Day of Educational Association Meeting
The National Educational Association convention in Los Angeles marked the second day with a focus on the departments of higher education. In Warren, Professor James McGrawhan, longtime hymn writer with Moody and Sankey, died at his Kinaman home, author of There Shall Be Showers of Blessings.
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Labor official and union leaders depart for San Francisco
Chicago July 9 Charles P Neill United States labor commissioner and three members of the executive board of the Commercial Telegraphers union left for San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Butter Output Figures From Elgin Region
Elgin reports butter production for the past week at 1,011,400 pounds. The release notes the regional dairy activity and total weekly output.
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Quiet In Salvador
Washington reports minister Merry cables that conditions are quiet in Salvador on July 9.
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Merry Cables
Country Estate Listing Near Bryan with Water Resources
Real estate ad describes 200 acres located 3 miles north of Bryan with 125 acres cultivated and 75 pasture. Features one 5 room residence and three tenant houses plus abundant spring and well water. Asking price 25 dollars per acre. Also 59 acres with 25 cultivated and a good house and improvements priced at 12 dollars per acre.
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