Cotton States League to act on Scott resignation
Jackson Mississippi January 12 directors of the Cotton States League meet to decide on President Frank A. Scott of Vicksburg resignation and whether Meridian or Alexandria will join the six or eight club circuit. Also to fix league personnel, opening and closing dates, roster rules, and salary limits.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Louisiana
Meridia
Alexandria
Selma
Ala
Frank A. Scott
Vicksburg
Scott
Warren County
Meridian
L. H. O'Bryan
Sale notice at D. Masur & Sons store
An in store sale advertises 1 to 4 off on all men and boys sweaters and 1 to 5 off on all boys suits from D. Masur and Sons dated 10 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Masur & Sons
Hart, Behaffner & Marx
Cumberland Seeks Permit to Buy Several Telephone Firms
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph company applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to acquire Sun Telephone and Telegraph, Southern Telephone and Telegraph, and Stantonville Telephone and Telegraph. The exchanges operated in Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama.
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Washington
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sun Telephone and Telegraph Company
Southern Telephone and Telegraph Company
Stantonville Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabame
Delay Boehm Hearing Sets January 20 in Kidnapping Case
In Denver, Dr. John Galen Locke of the Ku Klux Klan received a continuance to January 20 to plead to charges of kidnapping and conspiracy tied to the forced marriage of Keith Boehm, 19, to Mae Nash. The judge was Ben B. Lindsey.
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Denver
Colo
Keith Boehm
Mae Nash
John Galen Locke
Colorado
Ben B. Lindsey
New York Star Pitcher Dazzy Vance Holds Out
Dazzy Vance, pitcher for the Brook club and recently named National League MVP, remains a holdout amid negotiations with team management.
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NTZTW
YORK
Dazzy Vance
Brookpitcher
Havana bettor Antonio Suarez collapses at track after horse loss
Antonio Suarez, a Havana man and notable newspaper bettor, dropped dead after wagering 100 dollars on a horse that failed at the track.
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Havana
Antonio Suarez
Efter
Edwin Clapp and Walkover Shoe Lots Sale Announcement
Edwin Clapp shoes valued at 13.50 and 14.50 are reduced to 9.45. Walkover shoes valued up to 8.50 are now 4.95. Sale listed by D Masur and Sons. October 21.
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Edwin Clapp
Walkover
D, Masur & Sons
D. Masur & Sons
Plan of Thrift Week urges budgeting across community
The passage calls January 17 to 23 thrift days with themes Bank Day Share With Others Day Life Insurance Day Own your own home Day Budget Day Pay your bills Day Make a will Day. It notes 17 denominations and 40 national groups backing the effort and lists local committee members and state office directions in New Orleans.
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Benjamin Franklin
United Stewardship Council
National Thrift Committee
American Bankers Association
American Home Economies Association
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Council of Churches
International Rotary Clubs
the Kiwanis Clubs
International
National Association of Credit Men
National Association of Underwriters
National Association of Real Estate Boards
National Association of Retail Clothiers
National Board of the
National Budget Committee
Savings Division
The
U. S. Treasury
Community Service, Inc
Industrial
International Committee
Young Men’s Christian Association
R. R. Beaman
R. O. Randle
J. H. Trousdale
E. L. Neville
O. B. Morton
J. M. Cobb
Prof
Jack Hayes
Travis Oliver
Audubon Building
New Orleans
Easy Way to Break Severest Cough
An old newspaper ad extols Dr. Kings New Discovery for Coughs as a rapid remedy. It claims instant relief for persistent coughs, chest colds, bronchitis, and throat irritation by holding one teaspoonful in the throat for 15 to 20 seconds before swallowing with no water. It notes the remedy loosens phlegm and is economical at one teaspoonful per dose.
Plan to boost endowment for Louisiana College in 1925
Pineville La January 12 Plans to extend the endowment campaign for Louisiana College and raise total funding to 400 000 were approved by the college board of directors at their annual meeting January 8 President Claybrook Cottingham reported the 1924 campaign netted 326 000 with 50 000 from the Louisiana Baptist Convention to be returned leaving about 125 000 still needed to reach the goal The General Education Board will add 22 500 more to the endowment New officers elected W H Managan Westlake president W C Beall Pineville vice president O A Payne Pineville secretary J A White Alexandria treasurer
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Pineville
Louisiana College
Pres
Louisiana Baptist Convention
General Education Board
School
W. H. Managan
Westlake
W. C. Beall
O. A. Payne
J. A. White
Alexandria
Shirt Sale At Masur & Sons For Limited Time
D Masur and Sons advertises shirts in two dollar fifty and three dollar values reduced to one ninety five. Savings advertised as limited while stock lasts with a townish retail tone.
Sharkey to Box Sally Montgomery in Texas bout
Boston heavyweight Jack Sharkey is matched to fight Sally Montgomery in a ten round bout at Worth Worth Texas on January 20.
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Sharkey
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Sally Montgomery
Wort Worth
Texas
Cornell Quintet To Start Season Basketball Play In Philadelphia
Cornell's intercollegiate basketball quintet that won the 1923-24 title opens the 1925 season by meeting Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Dartmouth hosts Columbia in Hanover as Yale and others begin play and midseason marks feature Nurmi and a strong field at Madison Square Garden.
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Cornell Quintet
Philadelphia
A. P
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Columbia
Hanover
N. H
Princeton
Yale
Governor Elect Bingham Heads to Senate Post
Dr Hiram Bingham governor elect of Connecticut defeated Hamilton Holt in a special election to succeed the late Frank Brandegee. He previously served as lieutenant governor before winning the United States Senate seat.
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Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Hamilton Holt
United States
Frank B. Brandagee
Munn Defends Heavyweight Title in Oklahoma City Match
Wynne Munn, newly crowned heavyweight wrestling champion, will defend his title in a finish match scheduled between January 20 and 25 in Oklahoma City.
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Munn
Oklahoma City
Wynne Munn
Okahoma City
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Calvin Coolidge
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Hale
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Kansas
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LA. College
D- Masur & Sons
Toledo
Breard Motor Co.,, Inc
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Douglas Fairbanks
Syracuse
Mill Rose
A. A
Madison Square Garden
Paavo Nurmi
New York State Athletic Commission
Eddie
Cannonball) Martin
Martin
Augie Pizano
Doug
Syracuse University
University of Southern California
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Senate
Teflis
Masonic Temple
L. N. Collier
Monarch
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Desiard ST
Billy Sunday
Tampa
Ouachita Cigar
R. J. Hughes
A. B. Myatt
C. E. Hart
Ouachita National Bank Bldg
Monroe
Sults
JOB Printing Department
Monroe Jews
Star
P. L. Elliott
Mgr
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