Acosta Fined for Plane Stunts and Low Flying
Aviator Bert Acosta received a 1000 dollar fine from the Department of Commerce for stunting and for low flying. The penalties covered an accident at Curtiss Field and a May incident over Chicago Municipal Airport. Acosta may seek hearings and mitigation as he remains a noted American aviator.
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Washington
Bert Acosta
Department
Comerce
Curtian Field
S. 1
Chicago
Acosta
Long Island
Department of Commerce
Charles A. Levine
Curtins Field
Obnervers
Acorta
Byrd
France
America
International Paper to Build $5 Million Mobile Paper Plant
International Paper will immediately construct a 170 ton daily paper mill in Mobile Alabama costing over 5 million dollars. The project aims to employ about 1,000 workers with a 1 million dollar payroll annually and will secure options on more than 500,000 acres of timber. Local officials report a 160 thousand dollar civic contribution and forecast long term timber supply, conservation efforts, and regional economic growth.
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Mobile
Ala
International Paper Company
Heart
Jd. We Allen
Paper Company
Willian L. Sibert
R.g Cullen
Alabama
Mabama
Collen
Self
Alabama Ivever Company
Docks Camimesion
Chamber of Commission
Chamber of Cammeres
Hines
Rodlroads
Hankers
If the Smiths Reach the White House
The writer muses on a presidential ascent by the Smiths and praises the country for women described as pleasingly plump. Doctors are cited claiming speech engages forty four muscles, while noting some radio announcers seem flabby.
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White House
United States
Market notes and cotton prices drift in New Orleans and New York
The market range shows cotton opening down 20 to 25 points in New Orleans and rallying to 22.18 for October. Weather rains affect Oklahoma, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, and the Carolinas, with forecasts for showers east and partly cloudy west. Weevil risk looms. exports and Liverpool bids are listed. multiple commodity figures and insurance program details accompany the market rundown.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Manchester
New Bedford
Dallas News
New York
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Texas
Swift & Company Employees Celebrate 21st Anniversary
Forty three thousand workers worldwide mark the twenty first anniversary of the Employes Benefit Association of Swift & Company. The FEBA carries one hundred thirty five million dollars in life insurance for members and began with twenty members in July 1907 approved to cover expenses and deficits.
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Swift & CO
Swift & Company
FE. B. A
Advisory Committee Reviews Association Plans in Chicago
Seventeen of the original twenty members remain alive and, with delegates from each division, the Advisory Committee in Chicago numbers twenty nine as it reviews the association's records and plans for future years.
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Chicago
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Anny Store
Clarks
Frigidaire
General Motors
Southern Clay Products Association
Broadway
Macon
Gage
Ter Keith Brich
Macon, GA
Standard Brick & Tile Co
Columbus, GA
Bickerstaff Brick Company
Dixie Brick Company
Columbus Brick & Tile Co
Kaclin Brick Company
Jacksonville
Pla
Gamble & Stockton Co
Atlanta, GA
Eufaula
Eufaula Birch Company
Augusta
Georgia-Carolina Brick Co
Socilty Hill. S. Darlington Clay Productz Co
DYSON
C. Dyson Brick Company
8. C
Gaffney Brick & Tile Co
Southern Clay Products Assn
Mobile Geis Paper Plant
Allen
State Docks Commission
T. W. Palmer & Company
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Kofler
Clevenbberg
Spann
Marchman Howe. Co
J. H. Barker
R. T. Brooke
R. D. Johnston Frank E. Spain
Chas. M. Nice Howard R. Terry
F. W. Miller
A.C. Ramsay W.R. J. Dunn
J.D. Chichester Person Moore Percy W. Brower
Jesse F. Yeates Theodore Swann
B. L. Hinkle
Birmingham
Bankers Mortgage Bond Company
Bankers Bond Bldg
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