Jones Defends the Filipinos in Congressional Debate
Representative Jones defended Filipino welfare and criticized U S policy in the Philippines claiming misused appropriations and sunken trust. he charged Gov Forbes acted without proper authority while senators argued over independence readiness and accountability for officials amid cost estimates and naval actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoni
Manila
Gene 1
Benguet Road
Jones
Islands
Charles B. Hillett
Philippines
Justin
United States
Bourne
Iowa
House
Shirley
Kentucky
Congress
Representative Jones
Mr. Shirley
Orrine Treatment for the Drink Habit Ad
The ORRINE treatment can be used with absolute confidence and destroys all desire for whiskey beer or other alcoholic stimulants. Thousands have used it and regained sobriety and usefulness. Can be given secretly. Costs only $1.00 per box with money back guarantee if no results after a trial. Free booklet available from Dave S Bauer at Dauphin and Conception streets.
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Orrine
Dave S. Bauer
Dauphin
Conception Streets
Greatest Carnival Promises Spectacular 1920s Events
The article outlines a packed Mobile Carnival program with a royal arrival by King Felix aboard the Royal Yacht, a grand parade, and the Infant Mystics feature. Coronation of the queen on a stage near the steel sheds seats five thousand plus, followed by a coronation ball. Tuesday includes a throne view, Knights of Revelry parade, Comic Cow Boys, and a Myths parade ending with a public ball and prizes for costumes.
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Black Hawk
Bienville Square
Felix
Manassas Club
Knights of Revelry
Order of Myths
Girls Keep Wire Busy Applying for Jobs
A St Louis household run by Mrs Louis J Tichacek received a flood of letters and phone calls after a Sunday newspaper report she trains servant girls to be wives for her nine sons. The house north of the city center saw hundreds of calls over two days as applicants seek domestic positions.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Louis J. Tichacek
Booths HYOMEI Promises Cure For Catarrh At Home
An advertisement touts Booths HYOMEI as a home cure for catarrh with claims of thousands cured. It sells a complete outfit for 1.00 and refills 0.50, notes simple instructions and vapor treatment, and lists Van Antwerp Drug Co as a local seller in Buffalo N Y.
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Booth
Australia
Hyombei Co
Buffalo
Southern Names Market Agents Appointed by Rail Lines
The Mobile and Ohio Southern Railway and allied lines establish a farm agents department led by President W. W. Finley to aid farmers. Appointees include J. M. Seahorn in Atlanta E. M. Lane in Cincinnati E. Su Robinson in St. Louis and M. M. Emmert in Washington D. C. They will work across multiple rail systems to improve marketing of agricultural and horticultural products.
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Mobile and Ohio, Southern Railway and Allied Lines
W. W. Finley
Finley
J. M. Seahorn
Atlanta
BE. H. Shaw
Southern Railway Company
E. M. Lane
Cincinnati
Ohio
G. P. Bile
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Texas Pacific Railway
E. Su. Robinson
St. Louis
Haiden Miller
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
M. M. Emmert
Washington, D. C
L. Green
Alabama
Great Southern Railroad Company
Augusta Southern Railroad Company
Blue Ridge Railway Company
New Orleans
Texas Pacific Railway Company
Danville and Western Railway Company
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway Company
Northern Alabama Railway Company
Mississippi
Tallulah Falls Railway Company
Virginia and Southwestern Railway Company
Buhler pleads in bank disruption case in New Orleans
Eugene F. Buhler, president of the defunct Teutonia Bank and Trust, testifies he was a tool in the collapse and denies ordering falsified reports. Co defendant J H Gomilla claims he was made the goat as both blame each other for the insolvency and alleged embezzlement tied to the bank’s troubles.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Eugene F. Buhler
Teutonia Bank and Trust Company
J. H. Gomilla
Buhler
Dunn
Brand
William Adler
Rabbi Moses Returns From Hebrew College Visit
Rabbi Alfred G. Moses returns to Mobile after a ten day absence visiting Louisville and Cincinnati. He attended the United Hebrew Congregations convention where the Hebrew Union College was dedicated. The library was donated by I. W. Bernheimer and main buildings funded by nationwide subscriptions.
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Alfred G. Moses
Mobile
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ohio
United Hebrew Congregations
Hebrew Union College
United States
Cardui praised by Emma Bazemore for womanly tonic relief
Emma Bazemore of Durant North Carolina credits Cardui with ending agonies from womanly troubles after failing to improve with doctors. She reports improved health, regained strength for daily chores, and weighs 170 pounds after treatment. Cardui, advertised as a gentle tonic for women's ailments, is urged for others to try with instructions available from Chattanooga Medicine Co. Ladies Advisory Dept.
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Cardui
Cardus
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Loveman Delights Large Audience At B'nai B'rith Hall
Poet-humorist Robert Loveman entertained a large Tuesday night audience at B'nai B'rith Hall under the Council of Jewish Women. The program blended literature and music with cello and piano pieces, soprano solos, and an encore, praised by attendees.
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Robert Loveman
B'nai B'rith Hall
Council of Jewish Women
H. Gabriel
Hans Curiel
J. S. Simon
Leon Schwarz
B'nai B’rith
Loveman
Tuscaloosa
Gertrude Soloman
Rudolf Berger
Ruth Rosenbaum
Beulah Benoit and Rosedale Inundated by Yazoo Flood
Bolivar County reports extensive flooding with about ten miles of rail line under water near Helms. Beulah Benoit and Rosedale partially inundated while New Madrid Missouri also floods. Rivers recede on the Mississippi but levels rise on Cumberland and Tennessee in parts.
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Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Helms
Riverside
Yazoo and
Beulah
Benoit
Rosedale
New Madrid
Missouri
Big Lake
Ohio River
Mississippi
St. Louis
Cairo
White River
Arkansas
Batesville
Cumberland
Tennessee
Levee Threat At Fitter's Heightens With Weather
Captain Tollinger warned the Fitter's levee situation hinges on rain and conditions. A large labor force works to raise the levee this week. Major Woodruff reported Beulah break widening to about three hundred feet. water may reach low areas by week end. Local planters stay cautious as river waters rise.
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Beulah
Associated Press
Vicksburg
Miss
B. C. Tollinger
B. J. Benton
Valley Park
Selection by Loveman Ends Meeting With The Rain Song
Mr. Loveman presented The Rain Song as the closing selection which several composers have set to music. Mrs. Gabriel thanked the audience on behalf of the council and Mr. Loveman as the gathering dispersed.
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Loveman
Gabriel
Mr. Loveman
North Carolina Backs Direct Election Plan for Senate
The North Carolina legislature has approved the constitutional amendment for direct senate elections by the people, a move that strengthens the national support tally. Five states so far favor the proposal including Minnesota Massachusetts New York and Arizona, with the South resisting federal control over state elections.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
North Carolina
Minnesota
Massachusetts
New York
Arizona
Reidelbach Sentenced to Twenty Years in Prison
Carl Rechelbach, who terrorized the central police station on November 19 with an internal machine, was sentenced Tuesday to twenty years in the penitentiary. The court noted the defendant’s belief that dynamite could right social wrongs and urged change of mind within the term.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Carl Rechelbach
Central Police Station
Rechelbach
Jury Differed With Phipps Over Local Saloon Case
Pittsburg January 29 A jury found Henry Phipps steel magnate had been interested in a local saloon license case. The suit brought against Phipps and Paul N Decrette as partners was filed by creditors after the license was revoked by the court. Phipps denied interest in affidavits and the dispute was bitterly contested.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Henry Phipps
Phipps
Paul N. Decrette
Fhipps
Indictments for Election Frauds Hit New Orleans Officials
Fifty nine election officials in New Orleans were indicted for falsifying returns from the November 5 general election. The total under indictment reaches 148 as the grand jury probes alleged frauds tied to constitutional amendments. The investigation has run two months and will likely extend for weeks.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Railroads Fined 12950 for Neglect of Cattle
Charged with failure to remove cattle from cars every twenty eight hours to water and feed them the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Pennsylvania and the Pittsburg Columbus Chicago and St Louis railways were fined a total of 12950 in U S district court yesterday in Pittsburg.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Chicago
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