Preparing trade meet in Orleans
New Orleans will host the third National Foreign Trade convention January 27 to 29, with 500 to 600 businessmen expected. The National Trade Council outlines a program stressing fair exchange of values and a national policy to expand foreign trade. Montgomery Chamber urged to send a strong delegation, with James A. Farrell chairing the advisory board.
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New Orleans
National Trade Council
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
James A. Farrell
New York
F. A. Vanderlip
J. A. G. Carson
Savannah
Henry Howard
Boston
W. A. Russe
Memphis
Willard Straight
L. S. Goldstein
D. W. Kempner
Galveston
Stewart K. Taylor
Mobile
Proper Citrus Spraying Meetings Planned by Society
The Gulf Coast Horticultural Society will hold meetings January 19 and 20 to explain proper citrus tree spraying methods. Dr. O. F. E. Winberg, president, will oversee sessions at Or chard Theodore Dawes South Orchard Irvington and Grand Bay.
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Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
Orchard
Theodore, Dawes
South Orchard
Irvington
Grand Bay
O. F. E. Winberg
Florida school children aid dedication of Gulf Coast highway
Florida school children along the Old Spanish Trail will plant trees and flowers on January 21 and contribute nickels and dimes to be named the first children founders of a national highway. State Superintendent Wm. N. Sheats urges county superintendents to designate a half day for students to participate, planting trees on trail margins and school grounds, promoting the new route from Pensacola to Tampa.
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America
James A. Emmett
Rotary Club
Tampa
Pensacola
Chidren
Nude body of girl found in Cleveland hotel murder mystery
In Cleveland Ohio police report the nude body of Dolores Evans found in a Perry Hotel room after a violent struggle. She was strangled with a towel and had facial injuries. A man she dined with at a Chinese restaurant and rode with in a taxi is being sought after leaving the hotel promising to return. She was also known as Elizabeth Myers in Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
Dolores Evans
Perry Hotel
Elizabeth Myers
Pittsburgh
Lime Crushing Plants Sought in Mississippi Legislature
Biloxi businessmen and farmers push for two state lime crushing plants to be run by convicts, aiming to supply lime at production cost and boost soil fertility. The effort, led by Rep Ervin and supported by local clubs and growers, seeks an appropriation. Albert Lopez, a Mexican restaurateur in Gulfport, filed intent to become a U S citizen.
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Biloxi
Miss
Ervin
Lowndes
F. M. Johnson
Jackson
Flexi Vegetable and Fruit Growers’ Association
Seymour
Mississippi
Albert Lopez
Lopez
Gulfport
Philadelphia Seamen's Act repeal push at Bourse
The Philadelphia Bourse circulates a resolution demanding the unconditional repeal of the seamen's act. A copy reached the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday. The Bourse claims 2,500 member business men and the resolution targets Congress and calls for measures to build up an American merchant marine.
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Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Marries Imprisoned Lover To Aid His Trouble
Miss Willie Mae Williamson of De Kalb drove to Kemper County jail in Meridian on January 13 and wed Levy W. McKee, jailed for the killing of Jack Walker at a school entertainment. The act was intended to help her sweet heart during his legal trouble.
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Meridian
Miss
Willie Mae Williamson
de Kalb
Kemper County
Levy W. McKee
Jack Walker
Goldsboro Jail Stormed Lynching of Negro In Mob Violence
In Goldsboro on January 13, John A. Richards, a black man held on suspicion of involvement in the killing of farmer Anderson Gurley, was removed from Wayne County jail to the crime scene and lynched. He reportedly confessed to authorities before execution by hanging and shooting.
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Goldsboro
N. Rie
John A. Richards
Anderson Gurley
Wayne County
Richards
Government Wins Suit Against Vinegar Bend Lumber
The United States government won a verdict of 2054 dollars against Vinegar Bend Lumber Company in U S district court after a two day trial before Judge Toulmin. Several other minor cases were disposed of.
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United States
Vinegar Bend Lumber Company
Toulmin
U. S. District Court
Suit for Divorce Filed in Chancery Court
Dave Williams filed suit in the chancery court Wednesday against Nancy Williams for a divorce on the grounds of voluntary abandonment. The couple were married in Baldwin county ten years ago. See ks missing relative Beasley McElroy of 319 Broadway Nashville requests locating J. C. or Jesse Clark last heard from in this city, a furniture salesman.
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Dave Williams
Chancery Court
Nancy Williams
Baldwin County
Beasley McElroy
Broadway
Nashville, Tenn
J. C
Jesse Clark
The Easiest Way To End Dandruff
A simple home remedy claims to dissolve dandruff using four ounces of plain liquid argon applied at night. Rub into the scalp to moisten and treat overnight, with three or four applications supposedly erasing all signs of dandruff and stopping itching. The ad touts improved hair texture and urges readers to buy the ingredient at drugstores.
Confessions of a Wife and the Final Goodbye
A woman writes to Dick admitting she loved him while he drank and misled, asks for money to leave and start anew with a wealthy mother friend, reflecting on lies and desire. She asks for funds to depart and ends with a hopeful memory of love’s hour as the scene closes.
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Heaven
Hell
Margie
Doctor Grossman to Speak at Temple in Mobile
Dr Louis Grossman head of Plum Street Temple Cincinnati dean at Hebrew Union College arrives in Mobile as guest of Dr Alfred G Moses. At 8 pm he will address Sabbath school workers in the Temple with the public invited. A second talk follows tonight under temple Sisterhood auspices with Mrs H C Forchheimer presiding and public invited.
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Louis Grossman
Plum Street Temple
Cincinnati
Teachers’ College
Hebrew Union College
Mobile
Alfred G. Moses
Grossman
Sisterhood of the Temple
H.C. Forchheimer
Kennedy lemons shown from Ocean Springs farm reach Mobile
Specimens of the Kennedy lemon grown by C. C. Griswold at Ocean Springs Miss were brought to Mobile by Robertson Palmer. Palmer notes the Kennedy is smaller than the Ponderosa yet nearly twice as juicy, with a thin skin and high productivity.
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C. C. Griswold
Ocean Springs
Miss
Mobile
Robertson Palmer
Palmer
Japanese Premier Escapes Assassination Attempt
Count Okuma the Japanese premier escaped death when two bombs were hurled at his automobile near the royal palace. The driver sped away as the first blast exploded behind the car. a second bomb failed to detonate and the assailants fled.
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Tokio
Count Okuma
Royal Palace
Okuma
Lost at Sea at Columbia Theatre in Amusements
The Aills and Myers Musical Comedy company presents Lost at Sea at the Columbia Theatre with matinee today and nightly shows the rest of the week. Ross Aills and Simon Myers headline, supported by a strong company, with comedians at their best in this well regarded play. Daily matinee and night performances as usual.
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Columbia Theatre
Aills and Myers
Ross Aills
Simon Myers
Hog Show at Montgomery Run by Duroc Jersey Raisers
Duroc Jersey raisers announce a Montgomery hog show on March 28 with fifty entrants. The stock will be sold at the event.
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Montgomery
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Orleans
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Florida
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Ww. N. Sheats
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Columbia Records
Cololumbia
Columbia
Grove
State
Eleanor
DR. Grossman
C.j.gayfer
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