Doumer's Assassin Seeks Mercy Before Trial Opens
Paris. Paul Gorguloff, the Russian who killed President Doumer, asks for mercy to await his son’s birth in September or October. His lawyer Henri Gerand vows to fight, while Gorguloff shows changed mood from boasting martyr to despondent. His Swiss wife Anne stands by him.
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Nelson O Shaughnessy Dies in Vienna at 56
Nelson O Shaughnessy a veteran American diplomat died in Vienna after a long illness at age 56. He served as secretary to American embassies and legations in Copenhagen Berlin Bucharest Vienna St Petersburg and Mexico City including a posting under Woodrow Wilson during 1912 13. His career began in 1904 and ended with retirement in 1916. WRENTHAM Mass July 27 AP Kenneth A Skinner former world roller skating champion and early auto industry figure in New England and Nova Scotia died Tuesday.
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Today's Cotton Market
T. W. Palmer and Company reports on current cotton market trends, prices, and fluctuations. The article details price points, regional demand, and guidance for buyers and sellers navigating immediate market shifts.
Outfield Fences Dent Again on Nick Cullop
Columbus Senators outfielder Nick Cullop, a former major leaguer, leads the league in home runs and hits around .370 in the minors. Once with Cincinnati and other clubs, he repeatedly failed to stick in the majors, though scouts remain interested as he shines in the American Association.
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Birmingham strike ends for seventeen blind workers
Seventeen blind broom makers employed by the Alabama Association for the Blind returned to work in Birmingham today after walking out on Saturday.
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Former Cubs Outfielder Bougot By Brooklyn Pils
New York AP reports Danny Taylor, former Cubs outfielder, may prove manager Rogers Hornsby wrong for letting him go to the Dodgers for 7500. Taylor, once with modest Cubs grades, has thrived with the Dodgers, batting .315 and patrolling center. Max Carey, Dodgers manager, reportedly favoring keeping him.
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Col Has Its Ups And Downs Says Former Champion
Montgomery July 27. Tiles Crenshaw Jr. of Montgomery a former Southern Conference champion says golf has its ups and downs. After beating some of the South’s top players to take runner up in the Southern Amateur at Birmingham he returned home and lost the city interclub to a relative unknown. He then went to Pensacola and failed to qualify among the first 32 in the Alabama amateur tournament.
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Club Announces Overhaul Aiming for Next Season
A sports club reveals plans to overhaul its roster and operations to prepare for the next season. Details include management changes and strategic shifts to strengthen performance and fan engagement.
Paving Campaign Across Tennessee Valley Reignites Tug
Florence Alabama July 71 Muscle Shoals renews push for Lee highway paving through the Tennessee Valley. Judge J Fred Johnson of Alabama Lee association says campaigns are being organized along the route. Congressman E Almon Outy leads delegation from Montgomery urging Gov to push Alabama's $5,000,000 federal share to finish the roadway.
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New Miss America Is Made Entirely Of U S Material
DETROIT CAP Miss America enters the 6400 horsepower craft built to the rules for the Baremworth trophy defense on Lake St. Clair in early September. The boat is entirely American with no foreign parts, using Michigan wood and battery ignition to avoid imports. The four superchargers and 12 cylinder motors are locally manufactured in Detroit. By contrast Miss Finland IIT, Tikewiss Kaye Don's challenger, uses parts and hulls from Great Britain factories and resources.
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