Quit Sale Booze or Take Penalty
Judge D H Edington offered defendants a chance to quit selling intoxicating liquor or face penalties. Several cases heard. Edward Murray fined 100 days or 100 dollars. Murray’s sentence suspended for 12 months on promise to quit. Sam Smolkin fined 50 dollars. he withdrew appeal and paid. Mrs Annie Holt case continued to July 15. witnesses testified beer sold by a negress. Police raided soft drink stands finding small quantities of liquor. Jake Zuckerman’s place yielded seventy cold beer bottles.
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D. H. Edington
Edward Murray
Murray
Sam Smolkin
Charles Fritz
Monia
Annie Holt
D. C. Anderson
T. S. Gillespie
Pat W. Kelly
Walnut and
Armistead
Holcombe
Edward Ryder
Inferior Criminal Court
Frank Venturini
A. D. Davis
Iage
St. Joseph
St. Michael Streets
Tom Boltz
Recorder’s Court
Jake Zuckerman
Wilkinson and
Adams Streets
Boltz
van Liew
School Commissioners Schedule Provisional Meeting
The school commissioners failed to meet due to no quorum. The postponed session will be held next Wednesday to continue the agenda.
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Board of School Commissioners
Skin Disease Healed By Cuticura Soap And Ointment
A Miss Bessie May Maynard of Luther Oklahoma reports severe itching and brown blisters, with scalp sores and hair loss, relieved after using Cuticura Soap four times and Cuticura Ointment three boxes. She states she was healed and notes the product was advertised by mail sample requests.
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Bessie May Maynard
Luther, Okla
German in Custody Escapes Across Mexican Border
W H Schweibr held on neutrality law suspicions escaped into Mexico from Nogales as deputy marshal Brad Duncan was arrested by Mexican authorities but later released. Schweibr, claiming to be a former German army officer, slipped across the frontier while in custody and boarded a railway motor car heading south.
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Nogales
Ariz
W. H. Schweibr
Brad Duncan
United States
Schweibr
Duncan
Japan Denies Four New Superdreadnaughts Plan
Dispatches claim Japan authorized four new superdreadnaughts. Tokyo reports conflict over a 250 million yen seven year program for three superdreadnoughts two battle cruisers and various light ships. Navy officials refuse to confirm. existing ships Fuso Yamashiro Ise Ryuga Nagato cited.
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Tokio
America
Japan
Navy
Finance Department
Fuso
Yamashiro
Ise
Ryuga
Nagato
Navy Department
Flood damaged freight may be returned free by M and O
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad plans to seek Interstate Commerce Commission approval to let shippers reclaim flood damaged freight at no freight charge. Vice president R V Taylor says customers can salvage or rework goods and the railroad will handle necessary steps to legalize the policy.
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. V. Taylor
Haiden Miller
St. Louis
Perci vale Lodge to Install Officers Tonight
Perci vale Lodge XK of P meets in regular session this evening with Deputy Grand Chancellor J. J. Pilgrim to install new officers for the term. Named are J. W. Coor chancellor commander John McCabe vice chancellor E A Roberts prelate B Gantt master of work William Marshall master of ex chequer D W Camp master of finance C F Sheldon keeper of records and seal J G Cassidy inner guard Ollie Cain outer guard A large attendance is urged to ensure a proper send off for the new officers and important matters to be decided.
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Percivale Lodge
J. J. Pilgrim
J. W. Coor
John McCabe
E. A. Roberts
B. Gantt
William Marshall
D. W. Camp
C. F. Sheldon
J. G. Cassidy
Ollie Cain
Man and Girl Found Dead in Automobile Near Amite City
In Amite City Louisiana on a lonely road five miles from town the bodies of Alonzo Goodbee a local merchant and Tangipahoa parish police jury member and Vinie Kornhaus 25 were found in a car. The woman was shot three times in the back and Goodbee had a gunshot wound to the head. Evidence suggested a struggle and authorities believed Goodbee killed the woman then died by self-inflicted action.
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Amite City
Alonzo Goodbee
Arcola
Tangipahoa Parish
Vinie Kornhaus
Tangipahoa
Goodbee
Progressives to Confer May Hold New Convention
A national Progressive conference is planned in Chicago to oppose the national committee’s endorsement of Hughes. Bainbridge Colby notes widespread revolt and cites a letter from John M. Parker urging a new convention, possibly on August 5, to energize protests against independent political moves.
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Bainbridge Colby
Hughes
New York
Chicago
National Committee
Charles E. Hughes
Colby
Theodore Roosevelt
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Parker
Star Chamber
Progressive Party
Delegation Talks Milk Relief for German Austrian Babies
A congressional delegation met with Acting Secretary Polk to discuss alleviating a claimed milk shortage for babies in Germany and Austria. They reviewed a Berlin embassy report denying a serious famine and deferred action, despite reports of infant deaths from milk shortage.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Polk
Berlin
Puss in Boots Jr Sets Course for the Man in the Moon
Puss Jr and Mother Goose travel with a Gander over hills and ridges. They encounter an old woman riding a broom and a hungry cat named Tom as the trio heads toward the Man in the Moon, following the witch on her magical ride.
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Sherwood Forest
Mother Goose
Puss
Uss
Tom
Puss, Jr
Rosa Luxemburg Jailed In Berlin On Treason Charges
Rosa Luxemburg, editor of the Berlin Vorwaerts, was arrested at her Berlin home Monday. Proceedings originate from alleged treasonable articles in the monthly Internationale, suppressed by the German government. She had been sentenced in 1914 to a year for accusing German officers of abusing private soldiers.
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Amsterdam
London
Rosa Luxemburg
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Leipsiger Volkszeitung
Rosa ‘Luxemburg
Naval militia leaves Galveston for annual cruise
Thirty two men of the first division Texas naval militia led by Lieutenant Commander Harry C Black depart Galveston for Norfolk Virginia. They will link with second division in Houston and Louisiana militia in New Orleans aboard the U S Louisiana for their yearly voyage. In New Orleans one hundred thirteen Vera Cruz refugees arrive on the transport Sumer, part of 658 moved to Tampa earlier.
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Galveston
Texas
Texas Naval Militia
Harry C. Black
Norfolk
Houston
New Orleans
Louisiana Naval Militia
U. S
Louisiana
Vera Cruz
Sumer
Tampa
Taking Big Chances With Travel Without Chamberlain Remedy
A warning urges travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as bowel attacks can be sudden and severe. The ad notes the product is not available on trains or steamships and recommends preparedness everywhere.
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Ravel
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