Canal Builder Back in States After Panama Work
Col George Goethals, Panama Canal builder, returned to the United States amid talk of the canal’s formal opening celebration. He said he hopes not to attend the ceremony, preferring to miss the show and take a trip away until it ends. He planned to discuss canal zone administration with officials in Washington.
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Associated Press
New York
Col
George . Goethals
Panama
Col. Goethals
Washington
Canal Zone
Canal
Col. Goe
Sherman law praised by New York Chamber of Commerce
The New York Chamber of Commerce favorable to the Sherman anti trust act saying it is more satisfactory and effective than pending federal proposals. It notes new interpretation would take years and urges limiting the proposed interstate trade commission's inquiries. Congressman Metz and E L Rogers criticize new business legislation.
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New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Interstate Trade Commission
Herman Metz
E. L. Rogers
New York Stock Exchange
Mardi Gras Opens in Crescent City
New Orleans hosts a five day carnival kickoff led by the Knights of Momus with a procession of 17 illuminated floats and a tableau at the French Opera House. Miss Dorothy Johnson crowned queen as Rex arrives by royal yacht to receive city keys from Mayor Behrman.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Dorothy Johnson
Rex
Canal Street
Martin Behrman
Knights ‘of Proteus
Athenaeum
Whistler man fined for animal cruelty
W E Johnson of Whistler was fined five dollars or ten days after arraignment Thursday afternoon for cruelty to animals. Officer Phillips testified Johnson beat and kicked a horse that was down.
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W. E. Johnson
Whistler
Phillips
Enilipy
Johnson
Suffragette Urges Halt as Move Sparks Revolution
A fragmented excerpt shows a suffragette saying urging stop would spark a revolution. The phrasing hints at militant rhetoric and strong opposition to a proposed policy shift. The text mentions urgency and potential upheaval tied to women's suffrage actions.
American suffragists urge Pankhurst against indolent English plan
Prominent American suffrage leaders write to Miss Sylvian Pankhurst urging her to abandon a campaign of indolence in England. They argue such a plan would set back the women's votes movement worldwide and present their view in this ongoing fight.
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New York
Sylvian Pankhurst
England
Pankhurst
Pensacola Bank to Install First Trust and Savings President
Robert W. Goodhart, a leading national bank examiner, will resign to become president of the First Trust and Savings Bank recently organized in Pensacola Florida. The bank plans a $200000 capital and will seek a Florida charter. it will buy the former First National Bank building to satisfy depositors.
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Pensacola
Fla
Robert W. Goodhart
First Trust & Savings Bank
First National Bank
Florida
Alabama
George A. Maljone
Dothan
Ala
Good Roads Association Appoints Field Agent in Alabama
State Field Agent Rev. J. W. Cary of New Decatur is appointed by the Alabama Good Roads Association to organize county and district groups and solicit members. The move follows a Mobile meeting resolution, with John Craft, J. A. Rountree, and T. B. Kilby overseeing the appointment and plans.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Alabama Good Roads Association
Good Roads
John Craft
J. A. Rountree
T. B. Kilby
J. W. Cary
New Decatur
General Ferguson Loses Purse on Birmingham Train
General Fred S. Ferguson, a state pension prober, was pickpocketed on a Louisville and Nashville train in Birmingham. He lost a $30 purse amid a car congestion near the Birmingham station. a passenger nearby lost $50, and a negro passerby $14. Investigators note the thieves moved with the crowd as the train stopped.
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Montgomery
Ala
Fred S. Ferguson
State Pension Prober
Louisville and Nashville
Birmingham
General Ferguson
Y M C A Plans Return for Membership Trophy
The Mobile Y M C A will enter the Southern associations Membership campaign from March 28 to April 4. Directors decided at Thursday’s meeting. Mobile won the trophy in 1913, and local members plan to keep it in this campaign.
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Mobile Y. M. C. A
Mobile
Deputy Sheriff Jails Hattie Longmire on Theft Charge
Deputy Sheriff arrested Hattie Longmire on a charge of stealing a watch from Tom Williams valued at $65. She was jailed to await trial in the Inferior criminal court.
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Lee
Hattie Longmire
Tom Williams
Inferior Criminal Court
General chairman chosen for upcoming campaign plans
A general chairman will be selected in a few days and campaign plans will be outlined as the city prepares for the coming year.
Eight Year Old Girl Dies After Temple Hit by Baseball
Beasie Lee Rice aged eight dies after being struck in the temple by a baseball thrown by a fellow student on the Central school campus in Gulfport Mississippi. The accident occurred yesterday with medical staff later pronouncing her dead.
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Gulfport, Mies
Central School
Beasie Lee Rice
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