Sailor Kennedy Confined for Insanity at Napa Asylum
Lieut Frank K Kennedy is confined to the state asylum for the insane at Napa California on naval orders but doctors say he is sane and he claims naval immobbery and persecution by a superior who allegedly made unwelcome advances to Mrs Kennedy.
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South Leads In Cotton Mills As New England Losses Grow
Washington report on the U S Census Bureau 1923 survey shows the south gaining dominance in cotton mills with five southern states NC SC GA AL TN housing 709 plants to New England's 353. NC leads with 351 mills. Texas expands from 15 in 1919 to 20 in 1923, and the nation totals 1375 plants.
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Sale Approved for Orient Properties in Kansas City
Federal Judge John C. Pollock approved the sale of Orient properties to Clifford Histed for 3,000,000 dollars as part of a plan to reorganize and refinance the Kansas-Oklahoma-Texas line. English and American investors face losses, while holders of the road’s securities may buy stock in the new company at a reduced price.
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Mexico & Orient Railway
John C. Pollock
Orient
Clifford Histed
Histed
W. T. Kemper
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Wialve
Senator Harris Protests Forest Potash Practices
Senator Harris of Georgia filed a formal complaint with Secretary Kellogg over German French potash interests. He urged the commerce department to press for a price reduction from $5 to $6 per ton, arguing higher costs hurt American farmers reliant on potash for fertilizers.
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Georgia
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Lucy J Newton Resigns as UT Dean of Women
Announcement from Austin reports Miss Lucy J Newton dean of women at the University of Texas will resign effective at the end of the current long session. Her departure ends a tenure marked by leadership in campus student affairs and women’s programs.
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University of Texas
Texas Guard Drills to Continue Uninterrupted
Austin reports that Tex as Guard militia units will likely drill without interruption until new appropriations take effect June 1. No break in guard company drills or pay for drill time is expected despite President Coolidge's deferral of deficiency appropriation funds.
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Health Morals and Home Ownership Drive Rural Prosperity
A Dallas News piece argues cotton costs vary by farming intensity and family needs. It elevates civic health, moral standards, and home ownership as keys to prosperous communities, urging merchants to use newspapers to compete with mail order houses and curb rural decline.
Joint-Ease Offers Quick Relief for Joint Pain
When rheumatism settles in joints causing agony, Joint-Ease promises quick and lasting relief. It targets joint trouble only and is a clean penetrating preparation recommended by druggists everywhere. When Joint-Ease enters, joint agony gets out quickly.
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