Municipal Court closes Rock Springs service station
The Rock Springs filling station on Highway No. A was shut by the municipal court after Gib Russell was convicted of violating the prohibition law. C. L. Gray and W. Wheeles seized 25 pints of bottled whiskey on the premises. Russell was fined 50 dollars and the station was ordered closed by 12 oclock Wednesday. Judgment left open for confirmation by Judge Lewis BE. not signed on his vacation return.
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Rock Springs
Lewis BE
Funeral Held For Mrs Mamie Turner
Funeral services for Mrs. Mamie Turner age 51 were held at Welch Memorial Church this afternoon at 2 30 conducted by Dr J D Williams. A quartet sang In the Garden Face to Face Going in the Valley with a group of girls from the BEB choir assisting.
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Je Turner
Park Street
Welch Memorial M. Church
J. D. Williams
Mabel Joyner
Morgan
J. B. Ridge
Robert Smith
Flood enriches Hillsboro man with found wallet
In Hillsboro New Hampshire on August 12 a spring flood swept up debris to a garden where Joe Pinker found a billfold with $1.60 cash and a $15 check made out to Arthur L. Morrison of Charleston South Carolina. Morrison asked Pinker to return the check and pocketbook as a souvenir while letting him keep the money.
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Hillsboro
N. H
Joe Pinker
Contoocook
Pinker
Arthur L. Morrison
Charleston
C. Morrison
Hunters Pheasants for Sale Sign Pops Up at Local Farm
In Mount Vernon Washington a game farm posts a sign promising pheasants for sale to hunters. The roadside display offers tangible solace for the unlucky and draws attention to local hunting offerings near town.
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Mount Vernon
Wash
Kearns and Son Hosiery Mill Observed In Mourning
Pallbearers listed for the funeral included J W Greenway J M McDowell I B Ridge L F Cassell BE F Sea Graves J R Cox J B Hollifield and Tom Winslow. Interment took place in Oakwood cemetery.
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Kearns and Son Hosiery Mill
J. W. Greenway
J. M. McDowell
I. B. Ridge
L. F. Cassell
BE. F. Seagraves
J. R. Cox
J. 8. Hollifield
Tom Winslow
Oakwood Cemetery
Weather Update with Partly Cloudy Skies and Showers
North Carolina sees partly cloudy conditions with probable scattered thundershowers Friday and tonight in north and west portions. South Carolina also partly cloudy with possible showers Friday and extreme south tonight. Sandy Hook to Hatteras reports moderate southeast winds and overcast skies with showers in the south portion Friday and north portion tonight and Friday.
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North Carolina
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Hatter
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South Portion
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Truth Will Out Poplar Storm Ad Prompts Window Repair Ad
Severe hail storm in Poplar Montana prompts a local newspaper advertisement pleading for business to keep operations flowing. The note says all windows are busted and asks readers to support the business to maintain momentum.
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Poplar
Mont
Alone with questions about love and self worth
A reader asks if being selective makes them a prig and seeks guidance on finding suitable partners. They wonder if their standards are fair and how to proceed in dating while staying true to their beliefs.
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Column On Romance
A reader seeks guidance on dating dynamics and romance. She notes friends’ dates while she stays home and wonders if sharing affection without real feeling is wise. The letter urges thoughtful affection toward a truly lucky partner.
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Miss Mansfield
Maintain High Standards in Conduct for Lasting Happiness
A speaker urges a young woman to keep a high standard of conduct, arguing that cheap conduct and easy romantic flings yield little lasting happiness. She is reminded that true popularity comes from valued friendships rather than being labeled a “hot number.”
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Jane
Ambitious Advice on Friendship and Courtship
A social observation urges patience in friendships and romances. It claims lasting friends avoid shallow flattery and that women with discerning taste avoid risky courtships until truly worthy suitors appear.
Mrs Wade Harris Of Charlotte Reported Seriously Ill
Mrs Wade Harris widow of the late editor of the Charlotte Observer was reported seriously ill in Charlotte on August 12.
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Harris
Charlotte
Wade Harris
The
Charlotte Observer
Lightning strikes man. pool of water tears off his shoes
In New Lexington D lightning struck a water pool at Edward Snider's feet ripping off his shoes. Snider, though unhurt, lay in bed with sore feet after the strike.
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New Lexington
Edward Snider
Snider
City Council Adopts New Budget Totals and Allocations
The city council approves a new budget with encumbrances and final appropriations for last year. Current year estimates increase for law, safety, finance, and utilities while police and public welfare rise. fire and public works fall. The total budget requirements reach 1.943 million dollars.
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Fire Department
Sunday Ordinance Adopted By Council
A Sunday ordinance allows drug stores and related shops with licensed pharmacists to sell medical and surgical goods and certain items like cigars ice cream and newspapers but requires closing from 10 am to 1 pm. Hotels board ing houses and restaurants selling meals may stay open. publication and sale of newspapers excluded. Violators face a $50 fine.
Alabama Senator Supports Roosevelt Policies Mentioned
A Birmingham lawyer and former World War I veteran, aged 51, who has served in the Senate since 1926, is quoted as backing Roosevelt administration laws. As a potential court justice he would assess the constitutionality of measures regulating public utility holding companies among other actions.
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Ana Fe
Birmingham
University of Alabama
Senate
Senate to Supreme Court moves and disqualification rules
Supreme Court experts say no law forbids a senator from ruling on legislation he helped enact. Justices may disqualify themselves for conflicts, such as stock ownership or prior counsel ties. Chief Justice Hughes once faced a nonparticipation case due to his son’s involvement. Black could become the fifth senator to move to the Court, with a $20,000 salary vs a senator’s $10,000.
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Supreme Court
Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Black
United States Senate
Senate
Nineteen Crushed to Death in New York Tenement Fall
Nineteen people died in a fall at a New York City tenement building. Names include Louise G Przypelski, Tony Przypelski, John Stokes, Patrolman Joseph J. McBreen, Marie Silva, Mary Louise, Melvin L. Decker, and others. Several injured include Patrolman William McGinn and Marie Coral with serious wounds. Police officials were unable to determine the cause of the collapse at this time.
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N. Y
Louise G. Tony Przypelski
John Stokes
Joseph J. McBreen
Marie Silva
Mary Louise
Melvin L. Decker
William McGinn
Marie Coral
Louis Peterson
James Mitchell
Hero Patrolman Die, Rescuers Fall in Collapse
Patrolman McBreen, first rescuer on the scene, perished while entering a second building after the initial collapse around 11 o'clock. The walls groaned and fell, trapping more victims as rescuers worked. McBreen's body was found hours later with a child in his arms.
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McBreen
Filibuster Looms On Farm Legislation Measures
Senate agriculture and finance panels moved slow as general farm and sugar bills await action. A resolution pledges Congress to act on farm legislation in the next session within a week. In the House, Rules kills Snell bid to probe DNC sale of Roosevelt autographed convention books.
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Senate Agriculture and Finance Committee
Agriculture Committee
Congress
House Rules Committee
Snell
New York
House
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Speed saves lives as officer inspires namesake baby
Fort Wayne Indiana motor cycle officer Russell Aker stopped a speeding doctor rushing to a confinement case. The officer kept pace and gained five minutes, saving mother and baby. Parents name the child after Aker.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Russell Aker
Aker
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