Revolutionists Quickly Put Away Revolutionists Quick
Haitien consul-general Louis Barealis said General Celestin Cyrraigue once Haiti’s War minister and many followers were executed at Thomazeau last week for treason. The executions followed their capture and moments after the revolution began, with the report relayed from Washington via the Haitian minister. A weather chronicler notes the weather bureau has not been reliable since Noah.
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Associated Press
New York
Louis Barealis
Celestin Cyraigue
Haiti
Thomazeau
Sbarealis
Washington
Orestes
California Syrup of Figs praised as gentle child laxative
Mothers can rest easy as the fruit laxative promises to move clogged waste from the bowels in a few hours. It claims to restore a well and playful child by easing stomach and liver issues and is advised for all ages with full bottle directions. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups and ensure the product is made by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
Granddaughter's inheritance restored after will clause
Dorothy F Ballard Smith regains $883,431 and is set to receive $1,255,892 from her grandfather's will despite defying a grandmother's injunction against marrying a McTeague. The case centers on a restrictive clause in Eleanor Phelps McTeague lineage and a large legacy from Frederick Butterfield.
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New York
Dorothy F. Ballard Smith
Eleanor Phelps McTeague
Frederick Butterfield
Planting Cotton Delayed to Fight Weevil in Alabama
Special from The Item Montgomery January 6 plant cotton late and rush work to finish by May 1 to combat boll weevil. A state bulletin by Commissioner Kolb and a committee urges planting after April 15 and completing by May 1 to raise winter-weevil mortality, with latitude-based adjustments to April 25.
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Montgomery
Ala
Commissioner of Agriculture
R F. Xoib
Lonsiana
John C. Chaney
Department of Agriculture
W. E
Explosion on tanker kills steward in New Orleans
An explosion on the German tanker Geestemunde near New Orleans killed Chief Steward George P. Pflaendtner and badly injured fireman Frank Osterman. The blast damaged the vessel and occurred in a tank area containing exude oil after loading at Baton Rouge and bound for Tampico. Pflaendtner's wife is listed as living in Jersey City.
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Associated, Press
New Orleans
George P. Plaendtner
Frank Osterman
G. Breulleau
Geestemunde
Baton Rouge
Tampico
Pfaendtner
Jersey City
King Victor Emmanuel lauded by Morris on Panama Exposition visit
Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago interviewed King Victor Emmanuel of Italy about his knowledge of American affairs and concern for Italians in the United States during the Panama Exposition visit on a Sunday in Rome.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
King Victor Emmanuel
United States
Ira Nelson Morris
Chicago
Try Our Business Men's Lunch At The Cooks
Try our Business Men's Lunch from 12 to 2 30 oclock p m. We have made a specialty of these lunches and cater to the trade in general. Everything the best the market affords. All short orders served with quick dispatch the COOKS. Try 6 DeBrieres Famous Java Codee the best in the city 16 cents.
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DeBriere
Planing Mill Burned Damaging Church in Pascagoula
Fire destroyed the Farns worth Lumber Company planing mill and dry kiln in Pascagoula Mississippi on Sunday afternoon. Flames reached the Our Lady of Victories church roof above the altar but were quickly fought by the local fire company aided by city water. The Hunter Benn plant will not be rebuilt and the loss and cause are unknown.
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Pascagoula
Miss
Farnsworth Lumber Company
Hunter, Benn & Co
Death in Bath Room Due to Despondency
Earle Martin former president of Continental Coal Corp recently moved to Louisville from Chattanooga Tenn was found dead yesterday in his bathroom. The coroner issued a temporary verdict of death by own action with despondency from financial troubles given as the probable cause. He is survived by his father J P Martin of Chattanooga and his widow.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Earle Martin
Continental Coal Corporation
Chattanooga
Teron
Martin
J. P. Martin
Aliens Face Deportation for Immoral Acts After Visit Home
The Supreme Court holds that aliens who have lived in the United States for years remain subject to deportation under the 1907 immigration law if they visit their foreign homes and within three years after returning engage in immoral practices.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Mrs Manning of Samson Takes Own Life in Alabama
Mrs RB Manning of Samson Alabama died Sunday from a self inflicted gunshot wound through the heart. She had been despondent for months and earlier two months ago attempted suicide by slashing her throat with a razor.
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Samson, Ala
RB. M. Manning
Bismarck Hotel Fire Damages Nashville Landmark
The Bismarck Hotel in Nashville caught fire early today. Fifty guests fled in night clothes as firemen fought the blaze which destroyed the top floor and left the six story six building damaged by water. The fire was controlled by 1 o clock with narrow escapes reported.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Bismarck
Supreme Court Allows Schenck Suit To Go To Trial
The New York Supreme Court ruled that Florence R. Schenck may proceed with her $50,000 damages suit against Charles H. Wilson. Wilson, an Englishman linked to Alfred Vanderbilt, allegedly induced Schenck at 18 to leave Norfolk and undergo a ceremonial marriage in London, later learning he had a wife in England. The decision came shortly after Schenck’s death.
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Associated Press
New York
Florence R. Schenck
Norfolk
Supreme Court
Charles H. Wilson
Wilson
United States
Alfred Vanderbilt
London
England
Brookhaven Bank Closes. Liquidators Appointed
The Commercial Bank & Trust Company of Brookhaven closed its doors with deposits near 600000 and assets about 876838. L Cohn and L H Baggett named as liquidators. depositors to be paid in full and stockholders to receive about 160000 after creditors. Liquidation under chancery court supervision.
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Associated Press
Brookhaven
Miss
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
L. H. Baggett
Chancery Court
Plan to Open Grand Canyon Timber Sale for Rail Construction
The Kaibab National Forest in northern Arizona will sell a billion feet of standing timber to finance a 200 mile railroad from Colorado/Utah to the Grand Canyon. Bids due mid June. 3-year construction window. timber to be cut over 25 years. Chief forester Graves says scenery will be preserved.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kaibab National Forest
Arizona
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Forestry Service
Colorado
Utah
Grand Canyon
Henry 8. Graves
Kaibab Reservation
America
Justice J. H. McLeary of Porto Rico Dead
James H. McLeary associate justice of the supreme court of Porto Rico died after months of illness in Washington. He had come to visit his son Lt Samuel H. McLeary and planned to return when taken ill. A Tennessee native who later practiced in Texas, he served in the state legislature and as Texas attorney general. The funeral is set for Wednesday with burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Associated Press
Washington
James H. McLeary
Associated
Supreme Court of
Porto Rico
Samuel H. McLeary
Justice McLeary
Tennessee
Texas
Arlington National
A Lot of Men We Know Are White Slaves
A brief, provocative line suggests social critique or dramatic statement about racial and economic subjugation. The source reads as a controversial claim reflecting attitudes or rhetoric of the period, highlighting perceptions of race and labor.
Identifies Condemned Youth Slayer in San Francisco Case
Mrs. George Duval identified Jane Farris as the youth’s slayer in the December 20 murder of Edward Driscoll. Farris reportedly fled the area after escaping by vaulting a back fence and arrived in San Quentin on March 6, becoming a fugitive from the sentence of death.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Jane Farris
AY Montague
Hersy Day
George Duval
Edward
Drise
Francisco
Driscoll
Brother
Farris
San Quentin Penitentiary
Supreme Court Rules Tax On Par Value Of Shares Legal
Washington January 6 The Supreme Court today held that states may tax citizens on the par value of held incorporations Hawley Truman R of Massachusetts contends his constitutional rights were infringed by such levy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Truman R. Hawley
Ma Mass
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