Three Senate Probes To Set Up New Record
Washington dispatch reports the Senate plans three major investigations early in the year on lobbying railroad financing and the nation’s entry into World War I. Committees will gather evidence for hearings, with the Morgan house and other large bankers likely to be involved.
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Senate
Washington
Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Aieren
J P. Morton and Co
America
Lobby Henringe
Binck Hag
Lesa
Lane
Max Lowenthal
Ferdinand Fecors
Pions
Wheeler
Philippines
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Sweringen
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul
Morgan, and Kuhn, Loch and Co
Creosote Cough Remedy Promises Fast Relief
An old advertisement extols Creomulsion as a potent cough suppressant that clears chest colds and stubborn bronchial irritations. It claims a real dose of creosote, palate friendly emulsified formula, guaranteed satisfaction or money back, urging immediate purchase to end sleepless nights.
Auburn Degrees for 22 to Be Awarded January 23
Auburn announces 22 candidates for sum tion from Alabama Polytechnic Institute will receive degrees in exercises at ceremonies January 23. President Duncan will preside at the exercise for those eligible. list includes names across Agriculture Architecture Education Engineering Veterinary Medicine and more with several returning to graduate. The Polynesian word kanaka described for Polynesian people is noted.
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Atlantan
M. S
Duncan
Auburn
L N. Duncan
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Dunca
James Randall Parken
Atlanta
Ransfer
School of Agriculture
Marion DeKalb Harman
Pascal Ashe Tatwiler
Greensboro
School of Architecture
Emraett Eakew Chacon
Auburn School of Education
Forrest Les Matthews
Grove Hill
Fansle
Delish Swanner
Rutledge
Sainis Steadman Martin
Mouronville
School of Veterinary Medicine
Bert Busbell
Louie Edeward Rogen
Phiadelphia
Mortis David Schneider
Philsdelphia
Dragon Aided Escape From Iron Queen's Court
In a fantasy sequence Santa negotiates with a magic bee and fairy queen to conjure a dragon. Elves move swiftly, forging the dragon while the queen rides it. Santa rests, then wakes to find the dragon ready as guards and elves vanish through the window.
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Ranta
Santa
Iron Queen
Sante
Bea
Faizies
Loylnad
Bahta
Queen of Fairies
Jerome
Heroes Of Civil Life Lost In Adulation Of Gold Braid
UNIVERSITY Dec 32 al though our world is rich to his men with great personalities we overlook many of our heroes in cherishing those who have accomplished the more adventurous and spectacular feats Dr L Sachar told a gathering of University of Alabama students The talk sponsored by the YMCA highlighted figures like Walter Reed Helen Keller and Father Damien as heroes who embody the highest aspects of civilization He urged a place for creators of health civic peace and beauty and recalled the small group that helped develop yellow fever remedies praising these heroic acts for their lasting global meaning
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L. Sachar
University of Alabama
Gachar
Cambridge University
England
University of Illlinois
Hiel Foundation
YMCA
Tas Fulller Foundation
Napoleons
Garibaldi
Sachor
Walter Reed
L de Bozis
Helen Keller
Damen
Tim
Saxchar L da Forls
Mussolini
Damien
Molokal
Sechar
City of Dead Ghost Town Branding After 41 Years
Carthage North Carolina Detachment reports a ghost town 40 metres from the town with millstone production from Moore County grit. The town has been abandoned 41 years. buildings including homes post office hotel and stores remain but are empty. The stained hotel register notes an entry on April 2 1801 as streets overgrow with weeds and shrubs raising questions about why people left.
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Carthage
N.C
Moore County
Fall joins Catholic church amid illness in El Paso
Albert B. Fall, who traced roots to a Disciples of Christ background, was baptized into the Roman Catholic church in El Paso as his illness worsened. He recalled postponing church activity after moving west and becoming busy.
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Fall
Ilvese
EL Paso
Tez
Des
Albert B. Fall
Disciples of Christ, Church
Illnees
Cotton Ginnings Report Shows Bales Ginned in 1934
In Houston and Heary county special agents report gin counts for 1934. Walter F. Oakley Jr. notes 30 083 bales ginned before Dec 3, vs 29 308 on the same date last year, an increase of 776. Jack M. Bridges cites 10 433 bales ginned to Dec 1, vs 15 900 year earlier, a drop of 5 467.
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Houston
Hoeson
Walter F. Oakley, Jr
Heary County
Jack M. Bridges
Plural Marriage Cult Seeks Constitutional Shield in Arizona
Salt writer Jack LeFleé reports advocates of polygamy in Arizona aim to overturn a conviction for open and notorious cohabitation by appealing to the U S Supreme Court. United Order leader J W Munser argues religious freedom justifies two wives, challenging the state constitution’s ban on plural marriage as unconstitutional.
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Jack Leflee
Preas Salt
Kongman
Ariz
Mip
United States Supreme Court
J. W. Munsor
United Order
Short Creek
Musser
Arizona
Alabama education plan to cap capital outlays
Montgomery December 12 Under its minimum program plan the Alabama department of education proposes to limit expended capital outlay funds from the state to 800 097 or about six and a half per cent of the total appropriation. Dr T A Keller state superintendent explained the plan saying all minimum program outlays would be asked on a pro rate basis if school appropriations are not met in full. Capital outlay funds go for school construction and equipment.
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Montgomery
Dee 12
Alabama Department of Education
T. A. Keller
Atate
Farm Bureau resolutions press for parity prices in 17th annual meeting
Resolutions submitted to the American Farm Bureau Federation call for continued processing tax as essential for agriculture, tax policy balance, and swift legislation to curb commodity speculation. The report reaffirms opposition to tariff reductions harming parity and endorses reciprocal trade agreements with no tariff cuts on farm products.
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AAA
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles EB. Hearst
Denbane i
Reap Jonas
United States Senate
Hs Committee On Agriculture
Roosevalt
Henry A. Wal- Iate
Treatien
Body identified as Ray Evans in canyon search
A body tentatively identified as Ray Evans, missing Shawnee worker and victim of Chester Comer, was found in a canyon north of Lindsay. Deputy Cheriff A. P. Mitchell said he had no doubt it was Evans after being directed to the body by two farmers amid reports of missing persons following Evans’s disappearance and Comer’s arrest.
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Okishoms
Midman
Lindsay
Oxle
Ray Evana
Chester Comer
Ps Canyon Alx
Here
Comer
Evans
A. P. Mitchell
Garvin County
Cheriff
Department plans minor additions and new equipment funds
Dr Keller stated that allocations include building additions, equipment purchases, and debt payments. The minimum program plan allocates 13 683273 dollars with 0 014 430 dollars earmarked for Leecher malarica, noting totals assume full future appropriations.
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N’s Shoes
Ant
Brownbilt Shoe Store
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ESS
Senta
Whore Kingdom
Ias
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City OF Dead
Ginnings Hold
Keller
Farm Bureau
National Assembly
Leecher Malarica
Montevaily
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City Coal CO
Culver
Goodyear
Erie Jon
SHELL
Eafety
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