Baptists Encampment Opens In Monroe With Large Delegation
The Louisiana Baptist Encampment begins in Monroe with 200 delegates registered by 9 am and 500 expected from across the state. Rev Frank Tripp leads housing and meals in a converted Whitfield Forage dining hall with dormitories in local schools. Dr G W Daniel of Atlanta opens the program. parliamentary law and Bible study mark the first day.
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State Baptist
Bie Tabernacle
Baptis Tabernacle
Monroe
Louisiana Baptist
Baptist Church
Mon Tue
Allis
Frank Tripp
Tabernacle
Whittier
South Gr
and Motor Company
Baptist Tabernacle
G. W. Daniel
Atlanta
South
Shreveport
First Baptist Church
Monroe Kiwanis« Club
Baptist Orphan- Sage Plantation
Addion
Whitfield Motor Company
Oak and
South Grand Streets
Wuachita
Louisistorm
Re Sproles
Rayville
BE. Dp. Solomon
Kerfoot
H. N. Winburn
Arkadelphia
Ark
Juliette Marther
Birmingham
Ala
Mansfield
Lillian Sims
New Orleans
The
Juliette Mather
Louisiana
Clarence Managan
West Lake
J. B. Moseley
la. S
Nashville, Tenn
Lillian Forbes
Nashville
Tenn
J. J Clear
Texarkana
Texas
Emmett Moore
Montgomery
George W. Clarks
Lake Charles
H. Frazes
Homer
H. L. Winburn
Ack
M. E Dodd
K. Ek. Lee
Dallas
Daddy
Stanley Armstrong
Ae Dee
Talkington
Bogalusa
Margaret Jordan
Alexandria
Lillian 3Inins
John Ramond
Monroe In
Anna Belio Bryan
E. Godbule
J. Katz
Mabel Blind
Ualvis
Rea D. Solomon
Barnett
Mather
Georgia
Juliette
Railroad TieUp Complicated by Threat of Walkout
National rail worker unrest rises as Brotherhoods warn 10 join the nationwide walkout. AP reports widespread complaints from Locomemen and Trainmen about guards and equipment, with incidents of intimidation and safety concerns across lines including Nashville, St Louis, and Illinois Central.
Coal strike talks in Cleveland stall as states weigh arbitration
United Mine Workers policy committee moves toward negotiating a new wage scale with operators in the central competitive field while Illinois operators refuse to bargain without arbitration. Governors from seven north central states meet in St Paul to discuss the coal crisis as no mine has yet been opened in Indiana on the ninth day of occupation.
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Associated Press
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Illinois
North Central States
St. Paul
Ind
Staunton
Malaria research at Mound underlines screens as traps
International Health Board and US Bureau of Entomology reports from Mound Louisiana show screened houses may increase malaria cases. Hugo Muench Jr notes findings as 1,000+ negroes used in trials test animal hosts of malaria mosquitoes. Specimens sent to Johns Hopkins for analysis to identify preferred hosts.
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International Health Board
State Bureau of Entomology
Mound
Hugo Muench, Jr
International Board
Muench
North
Louisiana
Shreveport
Quitoes
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Illinois Operators Resume Talks With Miners Over Wage Scale
In Chicago August 10 the Illinois and Indiana operators returned to sessions after refusing to attend the Cleveland wage conference. John L. Lewis pressed for a wage scale at the level conference, while operators said any Cleveland deal will not bind them due to nonparticipation. Fuel shortages loom as empty bins echo Chicago’s fuel famine, with priority orders limited to state fuel administration releases.
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Chicago
Tminois
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
W. K Kavanaugh
Operators’ Association
Harding
Illinois
Indiana
Washington
Coal Lewis Alert Lines
Mr. Kavanaughentral
Washington August 10 Report On Alabama Coal Operators
In Washington on August 10 officials report coal operators in Alabama are breaking away from a voluntary fair price agreement. The move signals friction over price guidelines among regional producers and federal discussions continue.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alabama
Staple Cotton Growers Cooperative Gets $7 Million Advance
The Wapanee corporation approved an advance not exceeding 7 million dollars to the Staple Cotton Growers' Cooperative Association to aid orderly cotton marketing. The association has bank support and expects private funds to cover much of its needs. Total advances to cooperative marketing bodies reach 104 million dollars to date.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wapanee Corporation Today
Six to Eleven Feared Dead After Katoi Crashes on Belle Isle Rocks
Halifax reports unofficial dispatches indicate that six to eleven men may have perished when the British cruiser Katoi went ashore in the Straits of Belle Isle. The Aranmore, 280 miles away, relayed that six lives were lost as water flooded the engine and boiler room after the collision.
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Halifax
Straits of
Belle Isle
Canadien
Teamer Aranmore
Aranmore
Raliagh
End of Irish War Seen Near as Cork Falls Likely
London reports from a Cork front bulletin say the end of the War in Ireland is in sight and Cork’s fall is hourly expected. Irish national army troops near Cork face stiff opposition as their big battle against irregulars could last days. In London, Joseph O Sullivan and Reginald Dunn, who killed Field Marshal Wilson, were hanged quietly after trial.
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Associated Press
London
Ireland
Cork
Irish National Army
West Passage
Youghal
Hall
Cork City
Union
Joseph O
Reginald Dunnullivan
Henry Wilson
Trish
Dunn
O'Sullivan
Field Marshal
Wilson
Eaton Place
Scotland Yard
Narcotic Ring Found With Agents Across The World
In Fulton New York police uncovered morphine hidden in 551 bales of rags sent from Germany to a local paper company. A middle aged man offered 500 dollars to load 41 bales onto a truck prompting police to intervene. Boxes of morphine valued at about 6000 dollars were seized as part of the case.
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Fulton
N. Y
United States
Europe
Asia
Germany
Ploie
Arrowhead
McRae Opens Early Arkansas Lead In State Race
Early returns from 72 of 75 counties show Governor McRae leading Judge Toney by over 65 000 in the Democratic gubernatorial contest. In congressional races W A Oldfield leads W A Hodges two to one in the second district, and Ragon leads a four corner fifth district race with Dunaway Hays Millie trailing. Sawyer stays ahead in the sixth district with Reed Evans close behind.
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Associates
Little Rock
Ath
Arkansas
T. ¢. McRae
E. P. Toney
McRae
W. A. Oldfield
W. A. Hodges
Hodges
Ragon
M. R. Dunaway
A. S. Hays
Alice G. Millie
L. E B. Sawyer
J. §B. Reed
Sawyer
Reed
Pavent
W. HH. Evans
Train Service Men Must Decide As To Working Situation
Developments in the rail strike include complaints by Big Four Brotherhood over rail guards after 1300 trainmen walked out at Joliet Illinois. Leaders discuss President Harding’s peace proposals while rail executives meet in New York. Troops guard Joliet and the EJ&E belt line as engineers and other workers face possible refusals.
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Big Four Brotherhood
Joliet
Harding
New York
Associated Press
Chicago
Brotherhood
Elgin
Eastern
Ihe
Washington
Yoliet
E. J
Pennsylvania
S. M. Felton
Western Committee On Public Relations
Association of Railway Executives
Brandon Dominates Alabama Democratic Primary Victory
Election officials in Alabama begin canvassing returns from Tuesday's Democratic primary showing Judge W. W. Brandon leading Cal Graves for governor with overwhelming margins in most counties. Lieutenant Governor Chas. McDowell appears to match Brandon's total, while other state offices show early leaders and near-record support in the statewide race.
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Alabama
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
W. W. Brandon
Cal
Bibb Graves
Brandon
Randolph
Chas
McDowell
Bratdon
Fitzhugh Lee
H. Blan
John H. Chapman
George Willis
Morgan
Notice to Gas Consumers Pay by 10th for Discount
Gas customers are urged to pay bills on or before the 10th to receive a ten percent discount. Bills unpaid by the 20th will result in service being discontinued without further notice.
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B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locom
Thing
Kentucky
Olive
Louisville
Culeago
Lea Ing
Iinois
Frank Farrington
Ilinois
Lewis
Strik
Poincare
Paria
Millerand
Fremier Poincare
Schanzer
Italy
Great Britain
France
M’rae
BIG Four
Weaks Supply Co
Genasco Roofing
Buddy
Legion
Elks Hall
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