Park Trammell’s Path From Local Clerk to U.S. Senator
Florida Senatorial candidate Park Trammell seeks renomination in the June 6 primaries. A lawyer by training, he rose from Lakeland in local politics to state representative, attorney general, and governor before his U.S. Senate tenure. His opponent in the renomination race is former Governor Gilchrist.
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Park Trammell
Florida
United States
Senator Trammell
Alabama
Tennessee
Cumberland University
Lakeland
United States Senate
Trammell
Gilchrist
Ten Commandments and Kuhio Fund for Hawaii Described
Honolulu June 6 Associated Press reports the Puahonua society formed to carry out Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole’s wishes. They aim to raise 150000 for the Kuhio Endowment Fund to educate Hawaiian youths, aid land access, hospitals, schools, and to serve as an electoc onary educational and philanthropic group for Hawaiians. The article lists the Ten Commandments for Hawaiians including Americanizing Hawaii, conserving lands, supporting the Hawaiian Homes commission, educating youth, increasing birthrate, frugality, and upholding prohibitions and active government participation.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
T. H
Prince Jonah Kuhio
Kalanianaole
Hawaii
Congress
Puahonua Society
Prince
Hawaiian Homes Commission
The War Taxes the Nerve Energy of the Country
The article argues that winning the war requires total mental and physical focus. It warns that exhaustion, memory lapses, insomnia, and poor digestion indicate the focus system is breaking down and that one should take action to regain energy.
ISENSAPERSA nerve and tissue restorative ad
An old advertisement promotes ISENSAPERSA as a blood and nerve sedative claimed to restore nerve health in ten days. It markets two sizes 60c and 91.00 and directs purchases through a druggist or City Drug Co.
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City Drug Co
Edna Tilton Tops Insurance Agents With Half Million
Miss Edna V. Tilton of Trenton New Jersey is highlighted as a leading woman insurance agent after placing policies totaling about 500000 in the past year. Her achievement is noted among top professionals in the field.
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United States
Edna V. Tilton
Trenton
N. J
Miriam Chapter No 86 Meeting at Masonic Hall
Social calendar item notes a Miriam Chapter No 86 C EF S gathering at the Masonic Hall in the evening.
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Miriam Chapter No. 86
C. EF. S
Masonic Hall
Poetic Inquiry and Local Notices In A Southern Paper
A column mixes a romantic verse fragment with broad social notices. It lists families visiting from college, travelers returning home from Virginia and San Antonio, and upcoming local events. Announcements cover church groups, clubs, and summer dances with modest fees and schedules.
Contest Promises Hundreds for Best Rhymes About Dr Price Powder
A newspaper contest offers 360 in prizes for four line rhymes using only words on Dr Price Phosphate Baking Powder labels. Top prizes include 100, 75, 50, and 25 with 23 additional 5 prizes. Closes July 1 1929 at Price Baking Powder Factory Chicapo TL.
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Dr. Price
Price's Co
Price Baking Powder Factory
Independence Blvd
Chicapo
Retrial dates set for cement cases by Justice Department
The department of justice announced the Eastern cement cases will be retried as quickly as possible. The Central group of the cement combination will begin trial in Chicago on June 15.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justices
Chicago
Department
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
A survey of women in various nations and roles. Finnish women hold national lawmaking seats, Paris hospitals employ women physicians and surgeons, and Eskimo women near Hudson Bay tattoo their faces. Other notes mention Ramona Bradshaw winning a county declamatory prize and Beatrice Finley of Tulsa earning a university scholarship to pursue teaching.
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Japan
Hudson Bay
Finland
Paris
Stockholm
China
Ramona Bradshaw
Bowling Green
Ohio
University of Idaho
India
Beatrice J. Finley
Tulsa
Okla
Nose prints aid cattle identification in fresh applied system
Minnesota officials report the nose print method as a durable ID for purebred cattle. W E Peterson explains prints remain constant and prevent fraud in substitutions or tuberculosis testing, improving insurance and testing accuracy.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Wvertilon
W. E. Peterson
Minnesota
O. T H. Baker
American Jersey Cattle Club
Peterson
Two Soldiers Die in Truck Crash Near Westminster
Two soldiers were instantly killed and two seriously injured when a truck carrying unit members from Camp Uolahird to Buffalo left the road and plunged over an embankment near Westminster Maryland. The dead are Privates Parent and Herschner. Six soldiers were less seriously hurt.
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Baltimore
Camp Uolahird
Buffalo
Westminster
Parent and
Herschner
Turkish women set 35 mile cross country walk record
In Constantinople Turkish women increasingly take up modified athletics. At the May sports two Constantinople girls completed a 35 mile cross country walk in 9 hours setting a Turkey record.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Praise for Peggy Beal amid hospital battle
Kansas City reports sympathy and praise for Peggy Marie Beal as she endures a life risking wound after a shooting at a local hotel. Letters of encouragement came from a doctor's wife and a nurse as she fights for life following the incident that killed Frank Anderson.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Misa
Peggy Marie Beal
L Ife
Frank Anderson
Georgia GOP Chairman Held on Conspiracy Charge
John L. Phillips Republican state chairman of Georgia is jailed in $26,000 bond as a grand jury considers charges by the department of justice alleging conspiracy to defraud the United States in a war lumber disposal contract. He surrendered here and waived examination after arriving from Philadelphia.
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Washington
John L. Philips
Georgia
Uberty
Department of Justice
United States
Philadelphia
Senator Plans to Offer Soldier Bonus Measure
Washington June 6 Formal presentation of the soldier bonus bill in the senate on Thursday tops the agenda. Chairman McCumber of the finance committee will speak briefly. Little pressure for quick action as some Republicans expect delay until after the tariff bill is cleared and sidelined for several appropriation bills.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
Noted figure in comic opera Lilian Russell dies
Pittsburgh, June 6 Miss Lilian Russell widow of Alexander F. Moore died at 2 30 am after weeks of recovery from a shipboard accident on her return from Europe. Her husband daughter and nieces were at her bedside. Funeral likely Thursday at Trinity church. Born Cofton Iowa December 4 1861. Body to be placed in a vault pending mausoleum.
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Pittsburgh
Lilian Rhussell
Alexander P. Moore
Europe
Alexander F. Moore
The
Pittsburgh Leader
Dorothy Callbit
Mildred A. Martin
Trinity Church
Miss Russell
Cofton
Iowa
Railway labor board wage reductions spark protest in Chicago
The June proceedings show a minority report criticizing the board for ignoring human needs as it upholds wage cuts for railroad workers. Officials note the reductions affect about 3200 laborers nationwide, with the decision framed as enforcing the railroad act.
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Chicago
United States
Lourd
Dicey
E Ib
Congressmen tout census claim in Texas primary strategy
In Waco Texas on June U S Congressman At Large asserts Texans deserve a seat in Congress based on census figures. He ties the upcoming primaries to redistricting and credits the census with determining representation. He calls for action to secure Texas’ voice in national matters.
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Waco
Texas
Austin
Congress
Fire in Fort Worth Damages Business District
A man identified as Powell, aged unknown, was overcome by smoke in a Fort Worth fire in the business district during June. He is hospitalized as investigators probe the blaze with unknown origin and damage estimated at apaines.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Vexis
Gt. Powell
Carly Tata
Justice Dismisses Bigamy Charge in Valentine Case
Los Angeles report on Randolph Valentine preliminary hearing where a judge dismissed the bigamy charge. District Attorney continues to review the case and may present to the grand jury or accept the judge’s ruling based on further investigation.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Randolph Valentine
Qeaie
Distriet
Lawyer Jean Day to Face Army Board Over Beck Killing
Oklahoma City June 6 Jean Po Day wealthy lawyer and oil man will relate to a special army board the circumstances under which he killed Lieut Col Paul Ward Beck the aviator He was exonerated after the slaying April 4 Day and Mrs Day are willing to appear and testify
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Oklahoma City
Jean Po. Day
Special Army Board
Paul Ward Beck
Day
United States Ready for War Debt Talks
Paris reports that the United States is prepared to discuss war debts. The finance ministry said the mission is ready to start once Premier Poincare gives the word.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jung
Rence Toreien
United States
Pie Ministry of Finance
Trench
Poincare
Day Tells Story In Army Board Slaying Case
Oklahoma City June 6 Jean P Day testified before a special army board of inquiry recounting his account of the slaying of Lieut Col Paul Ward Beck The proceedings were held in secret
Tobin Reinstated by St Louis After Suspension
John Tobin, right fielder for the St Louis Americans, was reinstated after a suspension in the game with Detroit when he questioned umpire decisions.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
John Tobin
St. Louis Americans
Detroit
No Session Held by Chilean and Peruvian Teams
Washington June 6 After waiting for definite advice from Santiago the Chilean and Peruvian delegates to the Washington conference decided to hold no session today but expressed hope they would meet tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Santiago
Plateau Academy Celebrates Semi Centennial in Montreal
Plateau Academy in Montreal marks a semi centennial today as Lord Lisger, former Governor-General of Canada, is noted in the event. Rear Admiral Edwin A. Anderson travels from New York to assume command of American forces in European waters, succeeding Vice Admiral Albert P. Niblack. The National Assembly of Civil Services Commissions begins its fifteenth annual convention in San Francisco, and Florida primaries center on the U S Senate race between Park Trammell and former Governor A W Gilchrist.
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A. W. Gilchrist
National Association of Credit Men Opens 27th Convention
Indianapolis hosts the twenty seventh annual convention with over one thousand delegates and many visitors. The four day session will cover problems in business banking insurance and related topics as delegates from across the country gather.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Association of Credit Men
Italy ends food rationing and Lasker chairs Shipping Board
June 8 marks two changes from a year ago with Italy abolishing food rationing and Albert J. Lasker taking the helm as chairman of the U S Shipping Board in Washington.
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Italy
Albert J. Lasker
U. S. Shipping Board
Veterans of Second Division Hold Third Annual Reunion
Veterans of the Second Division gather at the Marine barracks in Quantico Virginia for their third annual reunion. The 6th and 6th Marines host as part of the event. The division captured a quarter of prisoners and artillery taken by American Expeditionary Forces and endured one tenth of all American losses in World War I.
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Quantico
Marine Barracks
6Th Marines
Lawton Pastor Accused Again in Local Scandal
Fragmentary notes indicate a Lawton pastor faces renewed abuse allegations. The unsettled report mentions the Paner church and possible investigations, with unclear details and names partially obscured.
Mob Dispersed After Chiefs Plea Incident
Quiet scene as police disperse a crowd outside the city jail after a chiefs plea. An officer reports one detainee transported to Greensboro for safety, with minor injuries and no further arrests announced.
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Chenagsaadle
Greensboro
President seeks $28.1 million U.S. relief for taxes
In Washington June 6 President Hivtaine asked Congress for an appropriation totaling 28,122,500 dollars to refund taxes collected during the previous year ending June 10. The request aims to return funds deemed unneeded or improperly assessed.
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Hivtaine
Ao Uedelene
Not Yet Received Application In Weed Texas
Fragmentary text notes an undecided applicant from Paris and an advisory urging a formal filing by midnight. It mentions Sevornley Hale and Mr Warauer with no clear outcome or complete details, and references a last day on a prior Friday.
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Weed
Texas
Jane
Otiarry Warner
Paris
Waurauer Jeoterdas
SF Virstarday
Farmer killed by lightning while guarding horse near Prisco county
John B. Rentro a farmer of Prisco county about 20 miles east of Tvolin was killed by lightning while hiding a horse yesterday. He was a candidate for county attorney at Bris Ut Sey.
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Auivrille
Pexas
John B. Rentro
Govente
Prisco County
Tvolin
Bris- Ut Sey
Ancient Buildings Collapse in Poland Tragedy
In Lemberg, Poland on June 6, two ancient three story buildings collapsed burying more than four people and killing several soldiers. Authorities believe the shock from a passing motor truck caused the collapse.
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Associated Press
Lemberg
Vpolland
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