Alabama Good Roads Association committee meets in Mingham
The ice committee of the Alabama Good Roads Association met at the Morris Hotel in Mingham on February 19. Senator Kilby presided as plan discussion covered fundraising, field agents, and soliciting contributions from merchants bankers automobile owners and corporations. A county roads organization in the state was also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingham
Ala
Alabama Goods Association
Morris Hotel
T. K. Kilby
W. T
Ragland
Daniel
M. K. Milner
Birnham
John Craft
Mobile
J. John W. O'Neill
J. A. Rountree
McGeever
Job Going
Ian Kilby
Ncw
Alabama Good Roads Assertion
Rountree
Good Roads
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised in Ohio letter
Ohio reader Mrs. Rena Bowman reports improved health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she could not sit up before treatment and has worked steadily for eight months. Her daughter, once a nervous wreck, now sleeps better and appears healthier.
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Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.ham
Rena Bowman
S. 10Th Street
Ironton
Billinghurst Is Sent Into Exile
Guillermo Ril Linghurst the deposed Peru president along with his son George and interior minister Don Gonzalo Tirado went into exile on February 4. They were moved from the panoptico to Callao port under military escort and boarded the cruiser Lima bound for Panama. Congress may refuse Leguia the presidency, risking further revolution.
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Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Guillermo Rillinghurst
George
Don Gonzalo Tirado
Panoptico
Callao
Panama
Roberto E. Leguia
New York
England
Revolt Outlook Highlighted by Venezuelan Leaders
General Jose Hernandez known as El Mocha predicts a Venezuelan revolt in April led by the National party opposing President Gomez. He criticizes usurpation, cites party strength from West Indies talks, and urges open elections amid Wilson Bryan Latin America policy backing peaceful change.
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New York
Jose Hernandez
el Mocha
West Indies
Venezuela
Hernandez
National Party
Juan Vincente Gomez
Wilson
Bryan
Latin America
Postmaster Wadlow of Gulfport Dies in New Orleans
Gulfport Miss Feb 19 T W Wadlow postmaster of Gulfport Miss died at Touro infirmary New Orleans of Kright s disease at 6 o clock Wednesday He had been ill for some time The body was brought to Gulfport Wednesday evening Funeral will be held at a Catholic church here Thursday morning.
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Gulfport
Miss
T. W. Wadlow
Touro Infirmary
New Orleans
Kright
Lincoln Monument Talk Planned in New Orleans
Rev. Robert E. Jones editor of the Southwestern Christian Advocate will discuss erecting a Lincoln monument in New Orleans. He will be assisted by Rev. A F Owens of Selma University and funds will be raised from negro individuals schools churches and organizations.
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New Orleans
Abraham Lincoln
Robert E. Jones
Southwestern Christian Advocate
A. F. Owens
Selma University
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Upset
An ad touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a fast remedy for sour, gassy stomachs and indigestion. It claims relief within five minutes, ending sour risings, belching, gas, heartburn, and heaviness after meals. A fifty cent dose from your pharmacist is advocated.
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Pape
Stom
Eeas
Presbyterian Crusade to Use Moving Pictures in Dry Drive
The Presbyterian church will send 259 temperance workers to California, Colorado, Washington and Oregon to promote dry candidates by showing motion pictures on alcohol harms. Secretary Charles Scanlon said the effort will seek unity with 30 denominations in Philadelphia and aim to educate women voters on the issue.
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Associated Press
New York
The
Presbyterian Church
California
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Presbyterian Board of Temperance
Charles Scanlon
Temperance Commission
Federal Council of Churches
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board
Supposedly Dead Man Is Found After Five Months
Lucien A. Ganahl son of a Los Angeles real estate man and lumber dealer returned to his home five months after being reported drowned after falling from a steamer. The incident occurred in Los Angeles on February 19.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Lucien A. Ganahl
January Fire Report Shows Fifty-One Alarms and Losses
The January fire report released Wednesday lists 51 alarms with 57 958 dollars total fire loss and 21000 dollars insurance on the fires. It notes 43 frame structures 1 automobile 3 chimneys and mentions 6 tower 44 telephone and 1 still alarm with four false alarms. Causes include 37 sparks 2 defective flue 1 gasoline 1 cigarette 2 unknown and 3 chimney related incidents.
Torpedo Boat Destroyers Arrive in Tampa for Mardi Gras
The torpedo boat destroyers Flusser and Reid with officers J M B Smith and Litchenstein and the Preston under Ensign Stuart arrived from Key West to take part in Tampa’s water pageant for the carnival starting Saturday.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Flusser
J. M. B. Smith
Reid
Litchenstein
Preston
Stuart
Key West
Watchman Fatally Beaten at New York Coal Yard
New York police report a night watchman named William Leh man beaten to death at a coal yard. Details remain sparse as investigations began, with authorities probing the motive and suspects.eyond
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Associated Press
New York
William Lehman
Hancock Arrives at New Orleans for Mardi Gras
The transport Hancock with 1,200 marines aboard arrived in New Orleans from Puerto Rico via Pensacola. It will stay through Mardi Gras and then sail to Vera Cruz.
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Transport Hancock
Orleans
New Orleans
Hancock
Petro Rico
Pensacola
Mardi Gras
Vera Cruz
Brooklyn Man Dies In Attempt To Save Employer’s $75
A Brooklyn worker gave his life while trying to recover $75 for his employer. A burglar, discovered by the worker, beat him badly and later died from injuries sustained during the office safe robbery.
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Brooklyn
Lehman
Frenchmen Urge U S Action in Mexico Security
Paris February 19 Resolutions passed by the national committee of councillors of French foreign commerce urge concerted action with the United States and European powers to restore order in Mexico. Measures to protect French residents and economic interests in Mexico are urged upon the government.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Mexico
Frech Foreign Commerce
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Good Roads Assn
Ble |Ealinee
Iydia E. Pinkham
Ydia E.pinkham
Manhattan Dye Works
Robinson
St. Francis St. Mobile
U. S
Cratheus
Jamaica
Billinghurst
Duke
Ernst
Chattanooga
J. P. Sayers
Frank Smith
Virginia Warley
Sayer
Smith
Bureau of Municipal Research
Berlin
Victoria Louise
Brunswick
Ernst OF
Wadlow
Lincoln Monument
Crusaders
Royal Baking Powder Company
Royal
Torpedo Boat Destroyers
Dr. Pierce
Tesith
Isa
Certaini
Eve
E Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
L. C. Fry
F. Ladd
D. P. Bestor, JR
G. A. Michael
Assi
Merchants Bank
Water and
St. Francis Streets
Southern Railway
North Royal Street
James Freeman
A. G
P. A. Ls
Robson, Jay
Agen Mobile
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