St John and Baptist Teams Clash In Weekend Schedule
The St John and Baptist squads face a packed Sunday slate at Street Baptist with matches against All Saints Presbyterians and each other. Highlights include St Johns versus Baptists and All Saints on March dates.
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Baptist John’s
All Saints
St. Johns
Presbyteriats
Baptists
St.*Johns
Erians
Pesbyterians
Ant
Presbyterians
All Is
Hts
All Saints Johns
Yhns
Ptists
Sbyterians
Srians
Presbyters
All Wpate
St. Johns Baptists
Pyterians
New York Handles Over Half U S Foreign Trade in 1916
New York processed 4.069 billion dollars of U S foreign trade in 1916, more than any other harbor. About 52 percent of the nation’s total trade passed through this port, with duties totaling 153.2 million dollars. March was the peak month at nearly 15 million.
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New York
U.S
United States
Carter Ill bout with Shaughnessy called off
A telegram from Marty Carter of New Orleans says he is ill and cannot fight Pete Shaughness here at Temperance Hall in Mobile. Attempts to replace Carter with Frankie Russell failed due to Russell breaking a hand. a different opponent may be announced later for Jeinet.
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Marty Carter
New Orleans
Pete Shaughness
Temperance Hall
Carter
Mobile
Frankie Russell
Russell
Jeinet
Goodier
Americans in Jap cities work for Belgian relief
Residents of Tokyo and Yokohama started an American Belgian relief fund on Thanksgiving Day. Within 48 hours contributions totaled about 3,000 yen, roughly 1,500 dollars. One donation of 600 dollars was anonymous. The piece notes debate over risk of participation versus spectators at auto races.
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Associated P
Withstand the Rigors of Winter Better Health Card
An advertisement extols S S S blood purifier to cleanse and strengthen the system. It asserts winter’s cold saps vitality and that 50 years of reliability prove its value. Readers are urged to gain free medical guidance from Swift Specific Co. at 30 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Final Week of Old System Courts Opens Amid Winding Down
The city and equity courts begin their last week before Mobiles amalgamated circuit system. Acting Judge Claude Grayson presides as cases include Gus Webb assault nolle pressed and Norman Jefferson automobile law reset. Jurors listed accompany a day of business with multiple dismissals and fines for prohibition violations.
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Law and Equity
City and Chancery Courts
Mobile
Claude Grayson
Gus Webb
Nolle
Norman Jefferson
Thomas H. Lining
Honor R. Turner
Henry W. Parsons
William A. Lockler
John C. Mackinnon
John D. Gerald
Jacob H. Fermier
Chester W. Kenopke
Ora McDonald
Charles C. Moore
Henary A. Schneider
Alexander H. Boyd
William A. Clausen
Frank R. Wing
Drayton P. White
John H. Warters
Louis F. Leeper
Marcus J. McGlinn
James B. Goodman
James 8. Schnadelbach
William P. Leyed
Frank R. Forrest
Benjamin CC
Davis
Ed Gaines
Karl Graf
Harry L. Skaats
Cleantheus Pierson
Frank G. Touart
Louis Esfelder
J. Leslie Taylor
John M. Snow
Charles M. Kilborn
George D. Lining
George x. Sage, Jr
Arthur Abrapis
Samuel «. Nettles
Clarence B. Lanham
William P. White
Horace E. Rabby
Robert Reid
Johnnie Roberts
J. Bestor Robertson
Ferdinand Forchheimer
Walter O. Tyler
Eddie George
Thos. J. Howell
Alexander Leland
Howard G. Peters
Emmett Tyrrell
Joseph F. Godard
Law Side—Berney
Royal Street Lumber Co
Geo. W. Nevins
Barrett
Lombard
Lindsey Timber & Export Co
Hisenstadt Mfg. Co
Willis Jewelry Co
Garnishee
Knoxville Lithographing Co
Mobile Auto Co
Supreme Court hears argument on Adamson Law
The Supreme Court opened hearings on the Adamson law, with the Department of Justice defending its constitutionality against a Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Company challenge. Justices hear voluminous briefs as the court seeks a ruling expected within weeks. The railroad side argues unworkable and a due process issue, while government cites precedents supporting the law.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Missouri
Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Company
Department of Justice
Hook
Kansas City
Federal
Railroad
Court of Numero
Congress
Further Reductions In Food Allowances Are Made in Germany
The Frankfurter Zeitung notes Germany is largely self-sufficient for milk and butter and home-made cheese has nearly vanished. Cologne reports tighter potato rations in the Dusseldorf industrial district, with three pounds plus four pounds of kohlrabi. Essen protests the cut from five to three pounds. Vienna’s report says Oskar Kohstein failed to meet civilian food needs before the military food chief.
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Amsterdam
London
Frankfurter Zeitung
Germany
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Essen
Vienna
Oskar Kohstein
Austrian Food Bureau
Food Department
Leaks charge denied by Secretary Lansing in inquiry
Secretary Lansing told a congressional hearing he had no knowledge of a leak regarding a note and. He said no investigations had been started to verify such a claim and he did not consider any market impact from his statements. Naval officers Snowden and McLean were named as observers at the event.
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Campbell
Lansing
State Department
Cam Ap
Navy
M. T. McLean
Bennet
Lawson
White House
S Department
Lawson defends secrecy over White House leak claims
In a heated committee session Henry pressed for names of leak sources. Lawson refused to reveal confidences, admitting possible personal profit but denying any legal or direct White House ties, and deferring to the chairman for information.
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Illinois
Lawson
Henry
Wall Street
Washington
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Henry Williams
G. P. Carlson
Aaron Smith
Frank Moore
George Smallwood
Dan Butler
Curley Matthews
Edward Ryder
A. F. Walters
W. H. Stout
Jerome Johnson
William Ames
George Britton
James May
Henry Tolbert
Lillie Carter
Ed A. Frederickson
Cat Reed
Sigfeied Matthewson
Charles Swinson
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Louisville & Nashville
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Throp
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H. C. Geron
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