National University Proposal Presented in Washington
Edmund Es, president of the University of today, submits to the house committee on education an exhaustive memorandum endorsing Foss bill to establish a University in Washington. President James of the United States says federal support would uplift American education. he doubts private public control. He believes a national university here would mirror the influence of a century ago. Any man can score a big hit with a woman if he simply sits still and eats.
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Hington
Edmundes
University of Today
House
Tiftee
Washington
James
United States
Judge Price Williams Jr Dies A Mobile Leader
Judge Price Williams Jr a Mobile color bearer and probate judge died after a storied career as a drill master with the Mobile Rifle team. He led the unit to victories in Nashville 1884 and Dubuque 1886 and served as colonel of the first regiment before returning to rifle command. Survived by widow three daughters and four sons his funeral is expected to be military.
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Mobile County
Mobile
Dubuque
Iowa
National Guard Company
United States
Nashville
New Orleans
Houston
Price Williams
Judge Williams
Mobilians
Manassas Club
Mobile County Jury Commission
Board of County Commission
Edward Croft
A. B. Tacon
Vera Williams
Albert Sidney Williams
United States Army
Daniel F. Petty
Union Fish and Oyster Company
Claude Williams
Sumter County
Berney
Safford Berney
Law and Equity Court
Smith
T. H. Smith
Chancery Court
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Dandruff Cure
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming a 25 cent bottle cleanses hair removes dandruff and dry scalp while making hair wavy fluffy and lustrous. It asserts scalp stimulation prevents itching and hair loss and provides a strong growth claim.
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Knowlton
Oesigh Store
Alma Gluck Engaged to Efrem Zimbalist in London
Alma Gluck announces engagement to violinist Efrem Zimbalist, protege of the late Joseph Fels. Zimbalist is touring Russia. marriage expected in June at the Fels home in London.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Alma Gluck
Efrem Zimbalist
Joseph Fels
Zimbalist
Russia
Miss Gluck
Fels
London
ONeal to delay judge successor talks after funeral
Governor ONeal said he will not consider appointing a successor to Judge Williams until after the funeral. He will not accept applications and expressed sincere regret over the death of the distinguished citizen.
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O’neal
Montgomery
Ala
Williams
Wagon peddler fined in recorder's court
William Solomon was fined $6 in the recorder's court on Thursday for peddling without a license. Henry Bliss, charged with the same offense, paid $2.50. Both were released after paying fines.
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William Solomon
Recorder’s Court
Henry Bliss
Eckman's Alterative Promises Lung Recovery
Prominent claim that Eckman's Alterative has aided lung recoveries for fifteen years. Personal testimony from Ernest P. Wilcox, mission worker, describes pneumonia improvement after taking the remedy. Advertisement touts no narcotics or habit-forming drugs and cites widespread selling locations.
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Eckman
New York
Ernest P. Wilcox
Braswell
Phildelphiny Pes Lee Beckinn Ip
Tyler resigns as commander of Forrest's cavalry corps
The Banner reports that H. A. Tyler of Hickman Kentucky, lieutenant general commanding Forrest's cavalry corps, Confederate veterans, resigns due to ill health and inability to lead at the Jacksonville Florida reunion. General Baxter Smith will assume command and arrange the reunion. Smith is senior major general and assistant secretary of Chickamauga and Chattanooga Park Commission.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
the Banner
H. A. Tyler
Hickman
Forrest
Cavalry Corps
Confederate Veterans
Jacksonville
Fla
Baxter Smith
Smith
Chickamauga and
Chattanooga Park Commission
British Government Probes Sam Land Claim in Africa
The British government is querying Washington over Alfred Charles Sam who claims to have secured land concessions in the Gold Coast for colonization by American Negroes. Colonial officials say no land has been granted and worry about prospects for settlers in the region.
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Associated Press
London
Alfred Charles Sam
Western Africa
Gold Coast
Washington
Colonial Office
Sam
Amusements at Hippodrome Show New Farce and Singers
The Hippodrome greeted a refreshed bill with The School of Scandal farce and new material by Trask and Montgomery plus Miss Charlotte Worth drawing crowds. Harry Rogers and Fred Godding deliver humor as teachers while Walter Johnson and Irene Kenny get attention. The Saturday matinee goes to children and High class motion pictures with popular prices. The Lyric features Henrietta Crosman in The Tongues of Meh with a strong supporting cast. Traffic in Souls screens next Sunday from 3 to 10 30 pm, after New Orleans run earns acclaim.
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Harry Rogers
Trask
Montgomery
Mr. Trask
Miss Montgomery
Charlotte Worth
Fengale
Miss Worth
Hippodrome
New York
Henrietta Crosman
Edward Childs Carpenter
Lyric Theatre Tonight
Harris Theatre
Miss Crosman
Frank Gilmore
Sheridan Black
Katherine Presly
Edward Lee
Malcolm Dunn
Catherine Bronson
Paul Doucet
Laura McGilvey
William Hemming
Mary Mittmann
Florence Fontayne
Lyric 1
Mobile
New Orleans
Crescent City
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