Judge Sollie Urges Constitutional Reform Against Monopolies
In Montgomery Alabama Judge Mike Sollie of the Third Circuit argues monopolies control a quarter of US wealth and could amass sixty trillion in 100 years at 8 percent. He urges constitutional amendments to deem some monopolies illegal and to curb quasi public service holdings. Sollie cites the need to reform tariffs monetary policy pensions and the law itself to end the “infernal system.” He calls for bold action before courts’ life tenurelocks future policy. Sollie resides in Ozark.
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Olal
Montgomery
Ala
United States
Mike Sollie
Third Judicial
Crcuit
Alabama
Sollie
Union
Joseph
Congress
Ozark
Kidney and Bladder Weakness Remedy Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound from Van Antwerp Drug Corp Mobile as a cure for kidney and bladder weakness. It claims the medicine cleanses kidneys and bladder, relieves symptoms like burning frequent urination back pain and fatigue, and acts quickly where other remedies fail.
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van Antwerp Drug Corp
Mobile
Stuart
Broken Beulah Crevasse Dominates Mississippi Levee Efforts
In Vicksburg Mississippi heavy rains continue as federal and state engineers fight to repair and strengthen the levees along the Mississippi River. Major J A Woodruff aims to tie Beulah crevasse ends and render Fitlers levee resistant to further rise. Citizens plan mass meetings in Greenville and Vicksburg to aid the homeless. Colonel C D Townsend schedules talks with Woodruff Monday to map a corrective plan as the river rises seven tenths of a foot.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Mississippi Valley
Big River
J. A. Woodruff
Greenville
Mississippi
Beulah Crevasse
C. D. Townsend
Mississippi River Commission
Woodruff
Beulah Crevasse in Beulah Levee Widening Slowly
Beulah Crevasse in Beulah Levee near Greenville Mississippi widens slowly to 125 feet with six feet of water. River railroad service unaffected. Planters prepare for emergency. few livestock losses expected. Levee built of buckshot earth. may not close during high water season lasting into May and heavy upkeep expected.
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Beulah
Greenville
Miss
Van
Beulah Levee
Riverside Division
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Bogue Phalia
Jefferson Labor Men Prepare for Struggle
Birmingham labor groups urge poll tax payment by all laboring men to fund public schools and voting rights. They protest Birmingham schools allowing high school students to alternate days between Illinois Central Railroad shops and classrooms, amid a months long machinists strike. Committees mobilize members to ensure poll tax liability is collected.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Trades Council
Central Labor Organization
Ilinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Manual Training Schools
Board of Education of
Greater Birmingham
Memorial services for Rep Wedemeyer held in Ann Arbor
Memorial services for late Michigan congressman W. W. Wedemeyer, who leapt to his death from a steamship between Panama and New York, were held Sunday afternoon in Ann Arbor. A twenty three member delegation from the U. S. Senate and House attended and United Senator Charles E. Townend delivered the address.
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Wedemeyer
Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
W. W. Wedemeyer
Michigan
Panama
New York
United States Senate
House of Representatives
United
Charles E. Townend
Alabama Suffragettes Meet in Selma
The Alabama Equal Suffrage Association will convene in Selma with Mrs. Leon Jacobs presiding. Delegates from across the state are expected and two daytime sessions will be held, with a lecture by Miss Laura Clay of Kentucky in the evening.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama Equal Suffrage Association
Leon Jacobs
Birmingham
Laura Clay
Kentucky
Two Killings Reported in Jefferson County Alabama
Birmingham, Ala. Jan. 27. Coroner Spain received reports of two unlawful deaths Sunday. The first, Martin McMullin, 70, bricklayer, found with a deep head wound on Third avenue behind the Hillman hotel near police headquarters. He likely fell from a porch of a black residence. Friends live in Chattanooga and Indianapolis. In Republic mining camp two Italians clashed. one was fatally wounded and died, the other escaped.
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Birmingham
Ala
Spain
Martin McMullin
Third Avenue
Hillman Hotel
Chattanooga
Indianapolis
Republic
Bible Institute Begun by Anniston Baptists
Anniston Ala Jan 27 A Bible institute lasting several days opened at Parker Memorial Baptist church with Rev Dr W J McGlothlin of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville delivering a strong sermon. Also present were H L Strickland state Sunday school superintendent Arthur Flake a youth work specialist and Miss Susan Forbes a Sunday school specialist.
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Anniston
Ala
Parker Memorial Baptist Church
W. J. McGlothlin
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
H. L. Strickland
Arthur Flake
Susan Forbes
Modern nine to eleven story hotel planned for Montgomery
The estate of the late N. J. Bell will build a fireproof hotel on the northwest corner of Montgomery and Lee streets. Architect Frederick Ausfeld draws plans for a 150 room building with baths and roof terrace usable as a convention hall. The hotel, costing over 500000 dollars, will include a vast lobby, bar and grill, barber shop, mezzanine reading area, and a large basement pool and billiard parlor.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery and
Lee Streets
N. J. Bell
Frederick Ausfeld
Bell
Marks & Gayle
Montgomery-street
Wee-street
Union Railway Station
Lee Street
Defends Home From Intruder in Cypress Inn Clash
In Florence Alabama James Iouse repelled Jake Grimes who forced entry at a Cypress Inn home. Grimes was fatally injured by an axe blow as he attempted to break in. authorities have not made an arrest.
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Florence
Ala
James Iouse
Jake Grimes
Cypress Inn
Tennessee
Grimes
House
Pioneer Lumberman Farnsworth Dies in Chicago
George Farnsworth, a pioneer lumberman born in Fairfield Vermont in 1825, died at his Chicago home from paralysis. He arrived in Chicago in 1838 and retired twenty five years ago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Farnsworth
Mr. Farnsworth
Fairfield
Making Hard Fight to Secure His Liberty
Hierman Theynot, an alleged Oklahoma fugitive, was rearrested in Pensacola after habeas corpus was granted on a technicality. Governor Trammell issued a requisition at Va nita Okla to face burglary charges. Theynot’s lawyer obtained another writ and a hearing is set for today as he fights extradition.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
D Ba
Hierman Thevynot
Oklahoma
Trammell
Florida
Vanita
United States
Sheppard
Digestit Digestit Cure Said To Help Nervous Indigestion
Testimonial from H. B. Pickett of Durham North Carolina praises Digest it for curing fifteen years of nervous indigestion. The ad touts Brown's Digestit Tablets and Elixir as stomach and liver remedies with a money back guarantee through a local druggist.
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Pickett
Holloway
Durham
N. C
van Antwerp
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E.ene
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Scott
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Southern Baptists
Royal Street
H. Jones, Jr
Pioneer
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DR. Brown
Brown
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Kenny’s Tea Store
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Government and
Catherine Sts
New Orleans
H. C. Geron
China
C.S. Partridge
S. E. Charleston
Dearborn
Conception
Maryland
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Delaware
New Jersey
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S. Hamilton Street
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M. J. Vickers & Son
Cawthon
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Morrill & Lyons
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