Gardiner Named Vice President of Southern Pine Assn
Charles S. Keith of Kansas City was elected president of the Southern Pine Association at a St. Louis meeting. Philip S. Gardiner of Laurel Mississippi and J H Kirby of Houston Texas were named vice presidents. J E Rhodes of Chicago was chosen secretary and manager, resigning as secretary of the National Lumber Association to take the post.
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ST. Louis
Charles S. Keith
Kansas City
Southern Pine Association
Philip S. Gardiner
Laurel, Miss
J. H. Kirby
Houston
Tex
J. E. Rhodes
Chichégo
National Lumber Association
Gulf Coast Products Show Draws Wide Interest in Mobile
The Gulf Coast Products Show opens this month on Royal Street. Exhibits include hogs, farming implements, automobiles, and community displays from Citronelle Grand Bay and Fairhope. Local philatelists will display rare coins and stamps while candy making from regional products will educate and entertain visitors. Elmer Sly of Creola Stock will lead hog exhibits and oversee parades.
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Charles Hicombatman
Royal Street
St. Francis
St. Michael Streets
I. Elmer Sly
Citronelle
Grand Bay
Fairhope
Bis
Baldwin Counties
Highway Commission to Discuss Four Year Report at Capitol
The Alabama state highway commission will meet at the capitol next Monday to review a four year report prepared by state engineer W. S. Keller. The document details road construction, costs, and achievements since creation, and may propose a trunk line of highways for the state. Julian Smith of Selma attends his first session, succeeding Maj. W. B. Atking who resigned due to ill health.
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Capitol
W. 8. Keller
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Eller
Julian Smith
Selma
Maj
W. B. Atking
Billinghurst Exiled From Chile Amid Revolt Fallout
Government orders Guillermo Billinghurst former president of Peru and Dr Augusto Durand to leave Chile within eight days. Billinghurst was deposed in a February revolution. Durand, once expected to succeed him, was arrested and deported amid claims of preparing a revolt in Peru with seized rifles and war stores.
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Peru
Chile
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Santiago
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Ee of
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Dr. Durand
Subway Fires Trigger Excitement After Times Sq Incident
Two small fires in the New York City subway were reported last night at Times Square and under a passing train near Fourteenth Street. Despite the prior accident on Wednesday, passengers were not endangered and fire crews extinguished the flames quickly.
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New York
Times Square
Fourteenth Street
Nebraskan Sails From Galveston With Cotton Cargo
American steamer Nebraskan departs Galveston for Bremen carrying 10 317 bales of cotton. X ray tests conducted under British consul supervision aim to avoid delays from warship searches for contraband. Second Galveston to Bremen direct voyage since wartime outbreak.
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Galveston
Tex
Bremen
Rail Commission Orders Preserve Rate Relationships
In an Interstate Commerce Commission order the eastern railroads are directed to maintain existing groupings and relationships in freight rates. The move, while some rates rise slightly over five percent, aims to protect carriers and the competitive balance between shippers and receivers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern
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Tinker Says None But Sporis For Fed League
Indianapolis in January report on Federal League conference to gather affidavits for anti trust suit against organized baseball. Joe Tinker declares the Federals will clean up baseball by removing business men and installing true sportsmen, aiming to end Ban Johnson and Garry Herrmann control.
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Chicago
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HK. E. Gates
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Garry Herrmann
Tinker
Minden Promises to Waive Preliminary Hearing
Minden alias William Minden, accused forger of seven bad checks drawn on N T Bertel of Whitney Central National Bank New Orleans, will waive examination in seven forgery cases Friday after noon in the recorder's court. He told the police chief he would avoid bringing out of town witnesses. He was bruised Thursday night when he fell from a swinging hammock in his cell at the police station.
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William Minden
N. T. Bertel
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Mobile Gas Company
H. C. Lowenstein
E. A. Pincus
Adam Glass
Toggery
Recorder’s Court
Minden
Ely's Cream Balm Advertises Quick Catarrh Relief
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as opening clogged nostrils and relieving head catarrh. It promises immediate breathing improvement and a morning resolution of cold or sore throat with a small bottle bought locally.
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War price surge for wheat tied to Italy ultimatum
Wheat prices jumped in Chicago trading after news of an Italian ultimatum sparked buying. May wheat rose to about 1.40 per bushel, with early quotes 7 8 to 15 8 cents above prior levels and Liverpool reports confirming strong demand.
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Italy
Liverpool
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