Who Is Boss of New Basin Canal Board in New Orleans
The New Orleans Daily States records a political tug of war over the canal board led by Governor Dix and Pete Cooney. Peter Cooney seeks control over purchases including a horse for the board while Alic Burke pressures for his own influence. The governor visits Baton Rouge to decide who runs the board, with a public outcome awaited after the weekend.
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Will McCarthy
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Indigestion Relief With Acid Phosphate Remedy
For indigestion take Morsford's Acid Phosphate. A half teaspoonful in water before meals is recommended as great relief from distress after eating.
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Weather Forecasts and River Trends for Mobile Region
Forecasts predict generally fair conditions for Mobile and vicinity tonight and Tuesday with light variable winds. Shippers face mapded heat up to 94 degrees for west routes and 92 for north and east. Black Warrior river remains stationary while Tombigbee trends down. Alabama river near Montgomery stays steady, Selma rises gradually.
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Debate For Admission Of Negro Attorneys To American Bar
The question of whether negro lawyers can be admitted to the American Bar Association will be decided at the Milwaukee meeting next week. The executive committee released a report on the election of three black candidates that was rescinded, including William H. Lewis of the U S A G, and Butler R. Wilson and William R. Morris of Minnesota. Attorney General WickerSham urged Lewis’s admission asserting proper election.
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William R. Morris
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Mobile Business College Opens Classes For Grades Six to Eight
The academic department of Mobile Business College will open October 1 for sixth seventh and eighth grade work. Eighth grade includes Commercial Law Commercial Arithmetic Commercial Geography Letter Writing Spelling Penmanship Banking Billing and Account Sales Making. Spanish will be taught. Experienced teachers. Excellent penman. Tuitions reasonable. Write call or phone for circular. Bell 1846 Mrs C O Meux principal.
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Everglades Scandal Before House in Broad Review
Amid ongoing hearings the House reviews the Everglades scandal with Republicans criticizing the department as vacillating and poorly managed after $11,107 spent with little result. The minority defends Secretary Wilson and Hays, labeling criticism unfair while raising questions on Wright and others in the drainage program.
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Bread a Real Luxury for Austrian Peasants
A London Globe report notes bread is scarce in southern Austria Italy and Romanian villages. In Obersteinmark near Vienna sterz porridge from beechnuts fuels meals. polenta and mamaliga serve as daily bread substitutes in Italy and Romania. A recruitment ad seeks a young lady stenographer for The Mobile Item newspaper.
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Promising Young Man Dies in New Orleans
Luke R. Doran son of Frank Doran a Tulane law student and political attache at the second recorder's court died suddenly at his home 1519 North Prieur Street early Saturday morning. He grew ill within minutes and died before medical aid could arrive. Cause of death not learned Saturday though believed related to a sudden ailment.
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Luke R. Doran
Frank Doran
Second Recorder’s Court
Daily States
Doran
North Prieur Street
Tulane University
Charity Hospital
Grafting Servants Are Balked by Mrs Belmont
Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont refuses help from servants in her Newport summer home protest against a graft system. She argues servants profit from commissions at the expense of wealthy employers, insisting on fair wages for defined services.
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Death of Young Doran Sparks City Tragedy
A sudden heart failure claimed 22 year old Doran, a city native who studied at local schools and Tulane Law before death. The coroner notified relatives gained charge of remains. He attended Jesuit College St Benedict College and Chenet Institute and is survived by parents a sister and a brother.
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