Secretary Daniels to Tour the South in May Visit Pensacola and New Orleans
President H Armbrecht of the Chamber of Commerce and the Business League say Secretary Daniels will visit Pensacola and New Orleans during a Southern trip in May. He notes no long stay in Washington and hopes Mobile can be added later. The piece contrasts government job availability with taxes and laments the value of education amid seasonal reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
H.armbrecht
Chamber Rtorce
Business League
Pensacola
New Orleans
Daniels
Washington
Mobile
Cardus Woman's Tonic Praised By Oklahoma Reader
An Elisa Epperson letter from ecumsec Oklahoma extols Cardus as a life saving tonic for women's ailments. She cites relief from head and body pains and improved health after starting Cardus, vowing to keep it at home and to recommend it. The Chattanooga Medicine Co invites inquiries to its Ladies Advisory Dept for a Home Treatment guide.
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N. B
Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Appointment of Surgeon Delayed by Railroad Firms
President J H Wilson defers the appointment of a Mobile Line surgeon until his return from Leavenworth Kansas. Several applications have been received and will be considered. President W F Owen of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad plans to pursue a successor to the late Dr W G Ward upon his return from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
J. H. Wilson
Leavenworth
Kansas
W. F. Owen
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company
New York
W. G. Ward
Echo meeting moved to Sunday afternoon at Huntsville
Weather forced the Echo meeting of the Sunday School convention to be postponed from Friday night at First Baptist Huntsville. It will now be held Sunday at 3 30 PM with a musical program organized by the arranging committee.
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Huntsville
First Baptist Church
Express
Bankhead Re elected Leader of Good Roads Group
National Good Roads Federation adjourned after electing officers for the next year and will meet in St. Louis by November. John Hollis Bankhead was named president with W Z Grubb as treasurer and J A Rountree as secretary. Three vice presidents were chosen Dell M Potter 8 J Watson and John W O Neill. Delegates totaled 880 from 24 states with 230 from outside Alabama. Speakers included W D Shackelford S Bernardi Samuel Lea EK Watson and W A Johnston.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
National Good Roads Federation
St. Louis
United States Good Roads Association
United States
John Hollis Bankhead
W. Z. Grubb Birmingham
J. A. Rountree
Dell M. Potter
Arizona
J. Watson
South Carolina
John W. O'Neill
Alabama
W. D. Shackelford
Missouri
B. Bernardi
Nome
Alaska
Samuel Lea
South Dakota
EK. J. Watson
South Korea
W. A. Johnston
Memphis
Reject All Bids For New School Sites
County Board of School Commissioners rejects all bids for sites for the West Ward and Russell schools after bids proved too high. Western district prices range from 5 500 to 15 000 dollars while Russell bids run 3 450 to 20 700 dollars. Minimum site size set at 30 000 square feet or 125 feet frontage. Bids to be opened May 2 and report due by May 14 for final action.
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County Board of School Commissioners
New West Ward
Russell School
Russell
Blaze at Perkins Manufacturing causes $50,000 damage
Fire at the Perkins Manufacturing Company lumber plant in Augusta Ga. spread to a nearby warehouse two hundred yards away after a southerly breeze. The blaze left the warehouse nearly a total loss while two firemen and a policeman were overcome by heat. A man may enjoy being fooled before he finds it out.
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Augusta
Associated Press
Perkins Manufacturing Company
Mothers oppose abolition of Mobile kindergarten department
Mothers and women from Mobile and surrounding areas rally against ending the kindergarten program. They present petitions to the board and urge retention with cost considerations and continued use of current staff and facilities. The board plans a special meeting to decide on May operations and funding.
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Theee Economics Club
Cate, Ee For
Ciere of
Abolmet
Saverah Hundred
Boar Ederres Home Economics Club
DAMM
Mobile
Whistler
Spring Hill
Crichton
Toulminville
Citronelle
Clark
Semmes
Leikauf
Oakdale
Pesecratesae
Erwin Craighead
Elizabeth, Johnson
W. K. Linscott
Louis Metzger
Murphy
Mat William Keener
Whistler kKindergartens
J. W. Reinhardt
M. A. Graham
R. L. Shaw
L. Wade
Ben Gaston
N. Malone
W. A. Cato
L. Kerr
W. M. Holt
W. P Leahy
D. E. Ross
J. J. Tindall
J. Sconyer
Robert Douglas
Hoffman
Tutweiler
Kohom
Zinn
M. E. Hayes
T. M.** Young
M. A. Shanesy
Bancrum
Ed Alvarez
L. Cromier
Alex Foreman
A. C. Cooper
R. Cooper
R. Abrams
L. Wilson
Snowden
H. A. Winters
H. A. McDaniels
H. 8. Peckinpaugh
W. B. Hopper
Zuckerman
A. Rethy
C. W. Kling
Wooten
Donaghy
W. J. Buck
William W. Croom
J. E. Beck
W. R. Bickley
C. J. Meyer
W. B. Tisdale
J. H. Winney
D. H. Drago
J. O. Lambert
William Koenig
Vogel
G. Costar
E2 Williams
Solomie
M . ‘Simms
H. Eagar
Cetkbar
Pee Dianler
Mies
Rnholm
G. Oe Irs
Barret
Cece
Jamaican Boy Wins Self-Defense Plea in Knife Assault Case
In a recorder's court arraignment, a Jamaican boy charged with assault with a knife was acquitted after testimony showed he was beaten by the steward and only used the weapon in self defense. The judge warned the steward to stop the abuse and avoid further trouble.
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Matthew One
Wil
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promises Quick Relief
Dr Kings New Life Pills claim to cure sick headaches sour stomach indigestion biliousness by purifying the blood and restoring vigor. Each pill helps and every box is guaranteed. Price 25c. Recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Corp. 2
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Dr. King
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Boy weeps through jail hearing as theft attempt unfolds
Joseph, a young Black boy, was arrested for an attempted robbing of a Sherman's cash drawer. During the hearing he cried loudly, drawing laughter from spectators, and Recorder Edington dismissed the case as the crying fit continued.
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Ing. Joseph
Sherman
Joseph
Recorder Edington
Struck By Street Car Injures Local Cigar Maker
Friday night at 7 oclock F D Bru a cigarmaker living at 605 1 2 Dauphin street was struck by a street car at the Conception and Dauphin streets intersection and bruised about the body. A surgeon attended him and the injured man was sent home.
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F. D. ‘Bru
Dauphin Street
Conception
Dauphin Streets
Recipes for Wrinkles and Bad Complexions
A vintage beauty column advertises a wash lotion from a solution of saxolite and hazel and a night wax peel that sloughs worn skin in tiny flakes. It promises a rose-tinted, youthful under-skin result and claims freckles pimples and blemishes vanish with the old skin.
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Louise LeBlanc
Quarrel Sparks Ongoing Performance Debate
A dispute over conduct risks prolonged performance disruptions as parties argue about rules and outcomes. Tensions rise between involved groups, with observers noting potential for further clashes if negotiations stall.
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Secretary Daniels
Cardus
Ecumsec
Okla
Elisa Epperson
May
Florence Whaley
Floretta Whaley
Jere Knode Cook
Hempstead
L. L
Cook
ECHO
Reynalds Music House
Dauphin St
Mobile, Ala
the Meridian
Department of Culture
Weather Bureau
van Antwerp
Ates
Tiaset
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