Navy officers deny snobbishness charge in reserve letter
A naval reserve officer disputes claims that U S Navy officers are snobbish toward non graduates of the naval academy. The letter praises courtesy on the battleship Delaware during a Mediterranean cruise, stating officers were thoughtful courteous and open to discussions of professional matters. The writer notes anonymity for safety.
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Washington
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Naval Reserve
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Mediterranean
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Delaware
Argentine Butter Shipment Arrives in New York
The first large consignment of Argentine butter, two thousand boxes at 60 pounds each, arrived in New York and is linked to yesterday's butter market decline. The price is about 29 cents per pound delivered, with charges paid. Plans include shipping 100 boxes to Chicago and 400 to Boston, with a further 5,000 boxes en route.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Boston
ICC Sets Lumber Rates Across Ohio River Crossings
The Interstate Commerce Commission lifted its suspension on lumber rates from Cairo and Thebes Illinois and other points to stations in Hawaii and Fort Madison Iowa finding no provision that would injure shippers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Cairo
Thebes
Ill
Hainois
Fort Madison
Seeberg Steamship Line Incorporated details
Seeberg Steamship Line, Inc. lists offices at 426 427 428 City Bank Building Mobile Alabama with Eastern representative A. W. Duckett at 47 Battery Place New York NY.
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Seeberg Steamship Line, Inc
City Bank
Mobile
Ala
U. S. A. Eastern
A. W. Duckett
Battery Place
New York
N. Y
Reconsideration of Orleans firm plans by school board
The school board delayed action on adopting plans by Stevens & Nelson of New Orleans until January 28 after a confidential Louisiana letter influenced discussion. The board invited architect William B. Ittner of St. Louis to review the plans and considered a Stevens & Nelson representative at the next meeting.
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Murphy
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St. Louis
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Cr. G. Hutchinson
Loreal Carpenters’ Union
Citronelle
Meridian
Etta Lambert
College Women’s Club
RE. D. Bondurant
Alabama Medical Department
College
City Hospital
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Bank of England Cuts Discount Rate on Improved World Financials
London action lowers minimum discount to 4 percent as monetary conditions improve at home and abroad including settlement of the South African strike. German rate cut cited and French rate expected soon, prompting expectations of another English reduction within a week or so.
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Associated Press
London
Bank of England
Alabama National Guard Muster Drills at Armory
Companies A E and M of the Alabama National Guard held their regular monthly muster at the Armory Hall on Wednesday night. Lieutenant-Colonel F M Maddox directed an extended drill with the units marched through Government streets to Claiborne. Upon return, an elaborate supper was served.
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F. M. Maddox
Government Streets
Claiborne
Armory
Round Table Club Weighs United Christian Church Concept
At the Tuesday meeting Mr. Donald proposed a United Christian Church. Mr. Bromberg presided and ruled the arguments favored the idea. The discussion focused on whether such a single church could or should exist.
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Round Table Club
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Bromberg
Aviator Hamilton Dies Suddenly at 28
New York aviator Charles XK Hamilton famed for a New York to Philadelphia round trip died suddenly at his home. Cause listed as internal hemorrhage. He had a history of ill health and nervous breakdowns and many early aviation accidents. He began with kites and dirigible balloons before taking up airplanes.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles XK. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Hamilton
New Britain, Conn
Mississippi House Adjourns After Votes for Women Banner
In Jackson Mississippi yesterday a motion to adjourn halted a debate on a resolution to send equal suffrage to a voter referendum. After lengthy speeches a "votes for women" banner appeared and, despite strong enthusiasm, adjournment was ordered ending the effort for the moment. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertisement promotes quick relief for frostbite and skin ailments.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi House
Ex Senator Cullom Near Death in Illinois Home
Shelby M. Cullom former Illinois senator and Lincoln Memorial Commission chairman is dangerously ill at his home in Washington after more than a week in bed. Doctors doubt he will live long due to advanced age though his mind remains clear and he hopes to see the Lincoln Memorial completed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shelby M. Calliom
Illinois
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Lieutenant Governor Wagner to quit politics after current term
Albany N Y Jan 22 Lieutenant Governor Robert F Wagner longtime Tammany leader in the state senate announced he would retire from politics at the end of his present term this year He said he was tired of office holding and could not afford to neglect his legal practice in New York City.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Robert F F. Wagner
Tammany
State Senate
Wagner
New York City
Hallett Cleared in License Charge After Misunderstanding
W M Hallett faced a license ordinance violation in the recorders court on Wednesday afternoon. He was discharged after the arrest was found to be due to a misunderstanding and that he had fulfilled all arrangements.
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W.M. Hallett
Recorders Court
Hungry Man Given 30 Days for Stealing Clock and Hammer
Daniel O Neal received a thirty day jail sentence from Recorder Edington after noon on Wednesday for stealing a clock and a hammer from the Christian Science reading rooms. He offered no explanation beyond saying he was hungry.
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Daniel O Neal
Christian Science Reading Rooms
Edington
O’neal
Submarine A 7 Salvage Underway Near Plymouth
Salvage operations began today near Plymouth England after submarine A 7 grounded during maneuvers. The vessel lies about 200 yards offshore in White Sand Bay with the position described as close to the surface.
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Eng
White Sand Bay
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