Deliberations on Sell Off State Vessels and 9.21 Million Budget
The Commerce Committee discussed selling 11 ships in the States Line and the Amer mt line to Paul W. Chap of New York for 2,000 each. The panel weighs blocking the sale while government needs and a bill carrying salaries for senators and representatives and upkeep costs were approved by the House Appropriations Committee seeking 18 million dollars.
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Capitol Hill
Coolidge
Commerce Committee
O'Connor
Nn Board
Ad States Lines
Amermt
Paul W. Chap
New York
the Committee
Sena- Sera
House
Shumaker Becomes Prisoner 39424 At Indiana Farm
Rev. Ed ward B Shumaker longtime Indiana Anti Saloon League leader reports as prisoner 39424 at the state penal farm Putnamville facing a sixty day sentence for contempt of the Indiana supreme court. He earlier served a brief term before being pardoned by former governor Ed Jackson whose action the court later ruled lacked power.
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Putnamville
Ind
State
Edward 8. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Indiana Supreme Court
Ed Jackson
Supreme Court
Dr William G Brown Health Update in Memphis Area
Dr William G Brown a leading veterinary surgeon at 1082 Jackson Avenue Memphis reports his health has improved after a recent illness. The notice indicates local interest as hundreds know him and follow his condition.
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Memphis
William G. Brown
Jackson Avenue
Brown
Bail Granted in Manslaughter Case Against Harrison and Graves
In Ruston the State versus Johnnie Harrison and Homer Graves, charged with manslaughter in the Addison Welch killing, saw the supreme court reverse a verdict and remand. With no further action, defense lawyers filed for bail, and a judge was expected to release them with bail in the several thousand dollar range for the April term, the second trial.
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the News
Star
Ruston
State
Johnnie Harrison
Homer Graves
Addison Welch
Supreme Court
Harvey G. Fields
T. C. Bergeron
S. D.learce
Doctor Claims Sargon Cure Restored Health After Digestive Ailments
Dr. William G. Brown explains after failing medicines he used Sargon and regained vigor after four years of digestive troubles. He notes severe weakness and constant purgatives, with fear of cancer, but credits the treatment for renewed energy and health.
African golf warms cold days say city marshal
City Marshal W D Risinger reports 12 players of the African golf game in a vacant shack on the city outskirts kept warm by the game in near twenty degree weather. The cold shack with missing doors and windows did little to cool the players as they played in a sitting posture amid wintry blasts.
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News-Star
Ruston
W. D. Risinger
Railroad man shoots wife then tries to kill himself
Jesse Long, 29, a railroad worker in Chicago, wounded his wife Etta, 37, fatally shot her son’s attempt to intervene, and then shot himself in the temple. Police found eight of ten children nearby as the family tragedy unfolded. Doctors expect Long to die.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jesse Long
Etta
Harold
Long
White collar limits? A craftsman chooses steady work
A narrator praises a craftsman who prefers durable overalls to a white collar role. He cites hard work, consistency, and good health as success rules. The ad pitches Nujol as a pure substance at 2 Park Avenue New York that aids poison removal without medicine.
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Nujol
Nujol Laboratories
Park Avenue
New York
Interior Decorator Service Now Available at The Palace
The Palace introduces AGNES B. HARDING as our interior decorating expert offering free guidance on color, fabrics, draperies, and room planning. Expert advice aims to make rooms feel larger brighter and more hospitable without obligation or high cost.
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Agnes B. Harding
Calla
Department of Interior
Ee Geller
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