Rich Ties of Faith and Society Across Shreveport
Saturday Miss Mildred Russell hosts Ace High Bridge Club at 3 pm. Monday Ouachita Chapter No 207 De Molay gathers at Masonic Temple for Mothers Night. Methodist Missionary Society meets in circles at 3 pm with multiple coordinators listed on St John Street.
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McKenzie
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Howell
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Evan Carroll
Shreveport
Prist Methodist Church
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Miss Hillman
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Carrol
A. W. Carroll
West Monroe
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Camille Parker
Mra
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St. Francia
Jennie O'Kelly
Albert Howaff
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Roberts
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Ydevesy
Hos Lesaen
Wiss Bell Bennett
Missionary Council
Mise Bennett
Kaneas City
Secret marriage recalled of South Dakota ex senator Pettigrew
News recalls Ri iF Pettigrew once prominent in the Populist and Republican ranks. Pettigrew left the GOP in 1868 and opposed U.S. Philippine policy in 1898 99, aligning with Bryan and later opposing expansion. Vermont birth noted amid campaign ties and late career shifts.
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South Dakota
Nationary
Wadien
Republican Party
Bryan
Philippines
United States
Colle
Baltic Defies U S Brings In Liquor
Dry agents monitor Baltic arrival at quarantine after June 9 sailing from Liverpool. Baltic's eastbound liquor tally includes 5720 beer bottles 305 spirits 119 wine and 38 liquors placed in a hold compartment. Some westbound liquor dumped at three mile limit. Officials weigh policy on seizure of contraband carriers under Volstead Act as Baltic Berengaria and Paris test U S dry laws.
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Sandy Hook
Baltic
Liverpool
United States
AML
America
Paris
Reliance
Treasury
Tielock
Rustoms
British Authority Lets American Officials Drink at Sea Port
London reporters note the Berengaria arrival and claim British officials acknowledge American officers may break the British consular scale to handle liquor at a British port. The piece asserts British jurisdiction ends where liquor matters are concerned aboard the vessel.
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London
Berengaria
New York
Bretiah
Mississippi contest narrows field for lieutenant governor
Jackson announces H. D. Money Jr. will enter the lieutenant governor race against Dennis Murphree as critics note several contenders lack opposition. Twenty six state officers seek re election in a crowded field with multiple opponents in governor and auditor races and several other posts.
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McComb
Murphree
State Committee O
J. Buck
Suirene Tetrt
J. W. Thames
L. Q. Stone
Henry L. Whitfield
Columbus
Sennett Conner
Eweaker
House of Representatives
End of Seminary
Theodore G. Bilbo
Poplarville
Percy Bell
Greenville
Lester
T. M. Henry
Sam H. Bagnell
Port Gibson
Claiborne
Clayton D. Potter
Rush Knox
Houston
Luther Burch
Jackson
P. P. Garner
J. C. Holton
J. S. Howerton
W. F. Bond
American golfer Hagen quits British tournaments
Walter Hagen, star American golfer, arriving from England on the steamship Berenvaria accuses British golfers of poor sportsmanship and says he will never again compete in a British tournament.
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Associated Prom
New York
Walter Hagen
England
Berenvaria
Tanlac Relieves Rheumatism and Fatigue, Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge readers hear claims from Phoenix Drug Store that RE-CU-MA a new medical discovery relieves rheumatism and run down conditions within twenty four hours. The ad asserts benefits to digestion appetite nerves blood and energy with a $1 price and mentions Professor Motchnikoff.
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Tanlac
Phoenix Drug Store
Motchnikoff
Pasteur Institute
Clarved
Elmos
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