What Are You Going To Do Not What You Have Done
Dr. W. BR. Anderson returns from a vacation to North Arkansas and Missouri with Kathleen Rhodes. Several local residents and visitors travel to California, Cabot, Searcy, and Little Rock. The Ladies Auxiliary of St. Mark's Episcopal to meet, a fall bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Clyde Monts highlights the social season. The United Daughters of the Confederacy hold their fall meeting at Mrs. James R. Henry's home with local hostesses.
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Ardent
W. BR. Anderson
Arkansas
Missouri
Kathleen Rhodes
St. Mark's Episcopal, Church
A. L. Black
Louisiana Street
Clyde Monts
North Elm Street
Tront
W. Q. Warren
Hugh McGaughey
Pat Cleburne
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
James R. Henry
D. H. Lipscomb
W. O. Shipley
Lucy Boyd
Envoy's Daughter Swims Bosphorous
Local meeting pages a program on Raphael Semmes and a talk on the Life of Miss Mildred Rutherford. Officers nominated for the coming year include Mrs. Edgar Briant as president and Mrs. BR. OT. White as first vice president. Visitors and social guests are noted, with a social ice course served. The Cotton States league sees outfielder Davis of Pine Bluff Ark lead with 14 hits in a week.
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Henry
R. T. White
Raphael Semmes
Wilbur Jones
Wfe
Fanny Garrett
Mildred Rutherford
Edgar Briant
BR. OT. White
M. M. Smyth
H. C. Whitworth
W. W. Duckett
D. H. Lipscaimb
George Spragins
C. S. Lowthorp
Davis
Pine Bluff Ark
Reprimand Sequel To Search on Ship
Washington reports that customs agents at Savannah opened luggage on the Graceland Santa Inez without passenger consent. Commissioner Eble reprimanded Savannah collector M D Duning for failing to warn agents against such actions. A protest from 29 passengers was noted by the State Department, with Bolivian diplomat Calderon not confirming any protest. An apology from the Customs Bureau to the State Department was planned for forwarding to Bolivia.
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Washington
Santa Inez
Savannah
Eble
M. D. Duning
Dunning
New York
South America
State Department
Esequiel Roméecin Calderon
France
Legation
Customs Bureau
Annual Singing at Bodeaw Sunday
An annual singing will be held at Bodeaw Number 2 next Sunday per a community announcement. The Peter Fuller family, noted local singers, have performed at the fair. The public is invited and asked to bring songbooks and lunch.
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Bodeaw Number 2
Peter Fuller
Carolina Girl Dives From Window in Sleep
Aiken South Carolina reports 12 year old Elizabeth Allen, a swimming enthusiast, dived from her bedroom window while asleep after an afternoon dive practice. She fell about 15 feet to the ground and sustained severe bruises as her only injuries.
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AIKEN
S. C
Elizabeth Allen
Noted defense cases cited in historic legal rhetoric
A speech discusses famous defense cases from Robinson, Little, Darrow, and Me Haney. It critiques lawyers defending criminals while noting the ubiquity of lawyers and the proportion of criminal work. The Rotary club and fair tour details are also mentioned along with a local baseball note and a lost suit box offer.
Naval base mutiny in Chile sparks new crisis
VALPARAISO Chile Thursday report says personnel at Falchahuano the country’s largest naval base mutinied in sympathy with the Coquimbo fleet. Rebels aim to force their own government as civil guard of 10000 civilians is armed but not mobilized.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Falcahuano
Coquimbo
Liquid or Tablet Remedy Claims Fast Headache Relief
An older remedy advertises liquid or tablet forms that relieve headache or neuralgia within 30 minutes, claim to reduce a cold in the first day, and allegedly check malaria in three days, marketed for infant use.
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