Christian Unity Test Jumps Churches In Franklin
Judge H C Barnett urged practical unity and led 260 members of the Tabernacle Christian church to the nearby Presbyterian church for worship. The combined service featured shared singing and welcome from Rev W B Tyler. Leaders said further ecumenical visits would follow.
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Associated Press
Franklin
Ind
Christian Union
H. C. Barnett
Tabernacle Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
William de Wright
W. B. Tyler
Tabernacle
Fisher Brothers Drown In Detroit Area Mill Pond
Charles and John F. Fisher, residents of Detroit, drowned Sunday when their rowboat capsized in a mill pond near Orion, about 35 miles from Detroit.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Charles
John F. Fisher
Orion
Here
Record Non‑Stop Flight With Passenger
In Chateaudun France on July 14 Lieut Adolph BE Leopold Varcin of the French army aviation corps with Sapper Chapeau of the engineer corps completed a record non stop flight with a passenger, flying direct from Pau to Chateaudun a distance of 2601 2 miles.
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Associated Press
Chateaudun
France
Adolph BE
Leopold Varcin
French Army Aviation Corps
Sapper Chapeau
Engineer Corps
Pau
Dr King’s New Life Pills praised by Buffalo man
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York calls Dr King’s New Life Pills the king of all laxatives and a blessing to his family. The ad notes they relieve constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia and recommends a purchase at the price of 20c per box as advised by Van Antwerp Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
van Antwerp
Tors
Vaudeville and Farce at Dreamland Mobile
Eva and Ruth present in vaudeville and farce comedy with Cal Tessie and first appearance. Every evening with Thursday and Saturday matinees. Special feature Rescued from Burning Stake and a three reel Warner film. Admission five and ten cents with children's price.
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Dreamland Conn
Cal
Tessie
Eva
Ruth
Mobile
Warner
Millionaire Wins Laurels in Flying Boat Field
A Chicago society circles a wealthy aviator who dominates a flying boat contest and then floods him with invitations to take friends on trips in a novel cruiser.
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Chicago
Paris review honors colonial regiments at Bastille anniversary
President Poincare reviewed the Paris garrison as the Bastille anniversary was celebrated. Native detachments from Africa Tong King Annam and Madagascar led the parade, receiving ovations, with ambulance dogs drawing attention as they marched past in perfect order.
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Associated Press
Paris
Africa
Tong- King
Annam
Madagascar
Poincare
Knights of Khorassan Convene in Minneapolis
From the United States and Canada the Knights of Khorassan representing 150 temples arrived for their biennial convention at the imperial palace. The gathering will open tonight in Minneapolis.
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Knights OF Khorassan
Minneapolis
Associated Press
United States
Canada
Imperial Palace
Mather
Shipbuilders Strike Declared at Hamburg Yards
Hamburg July 14 A strike affecting from 12 000 to 14 000 workmen was declared at the ship building yards here today.
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Hamburg
Associated Press
Pensacola Government Building Expansion Funds Chart
Washington reports total appropriations of 143000 dollars for a three story west wing addition to the Pensacola government building. The project overruns include interior work fixtures and moving offices including the post office as space is remade. Move is slated to complete within six weeks.
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Pensacola
Fla
Washington
Dispute Over Carfare Ends With Streetcar Shooting
A streetcar conductor near Nineteenth Street and Second Avenue shot a Black man after a fare dispute. Two shots were fired. the conductor posted bond while the wounded man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. Dozens of passengers were aboard.
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Nineteenth Street
Second Avenue
Airman and Son Perish In French Monoplane Crash
Near Nonacourt on the Paris to Granville line a crash left a burned aircraft and the bodies of Perecin and his son. Perecin was testing a new monoplane invention when the accident occurred.
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Versailles
Nonacourt
Paris
Granville
Perecin
City B Puts Gate Contract At Magnolia Cemetery
The city commission will award Tuesday the contract for a new entrance gate at Magnolia Cemetery on George Street for both vehicles and pedestrians. Charles Martin, a Plaquemine La. native, died in an automobile accident at sixteen while a Spring Hill College student. A logging of figs and a derailment near the Marine and Broad streets disrupted Monroe Park evening traffic.
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Magnolia Cemetery
George Street
Plaquemine
Charles Martin
Young Martin
Spring Hill College
Monroe Park
Park
Wilkinson Street
Ines
Marine and Broad
Louisville and Nashville
Cedar Street
Police News and Court Actions Include Evans Case
Police report: James P. Evans, chauffeur for Hillman Taxi, was continued on an assault and battery warrant until July 18. Five men arrested for gaming were fined or had cases continued. two girls aged 14 and 12 were arrested for larceny with rings and cash found. A minor arrest note notes no arrests in 24 hours. Also a testimonial for Chamberlain’s tablets concludes with a local ad.
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James P. Evans
Hillman Taxi Company
D. H. Edington
Evans
Effie Michelsen
Pascaroula
Miss
Boltz
Berge
Recorder’s
A.G. Kilpp
Washington Ave
W. M. Hartridge
Crichton
F. Horsfeld
J. Hineker
G. C. Rivers
May Belle
Julia Etta
Burch and Pearson
Julia Etta Monflay
Recorder’s Court
Electric Car Hit By Heavy Engine
Four persons were killed and a fifth badly injured when Baltimore and Ohio rail No. 15 struck a Cambridge and Byesville inter urban street car at a crossing in East Cambridge during a storm. The dead include Fred R. Rainey and Della Fairchild of Cambridge, William Carter of Middleton, and Edward McNeely of Columbus. Fatally injured: Sheldon Spires of Byesville.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Baltimore and Ohio
Cambridge and
Byesville
East Cambridge
Fred R. Rainey
Ohio
Della Fairchild
William Carter
Middleton
Edward McNeely
Columbus
Sheldon Spires
City Hospital
Thunderstorm Claims Victims in Cleveland
A severe July thunderstorm and high winds killed a 16 year old boy who drowned in Lake Erie near East Eighteenth Street and crushed 68 year old ship carpenter Charles Silverwood when a boat he worked on toppled over. Three women watching from a kitchen door were struck by lightning but survived. Associated Press reports the storm struck Cleveland and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel Derrghtus
Lake Erie
East Eighteenth Street
Charles Silverwood
Port Clinton
Costly Sunday Blaze Destroys Toledo Plant
A fire yesterday destroyed a condiment plant owned by John W. Harbauer in East Toledo causing about 120000 in losses. The flames spread to a residence and a granary as firefighters fought heat and smoke conditions.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
John W. Harbauer
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Home Use
An advertising snippet touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as essential for burns cuts wounds and bruises with claims of rapid healing. It mentions vendors Joi Polanco Del yanlle Jen’s Arnica Salve and Myra cut foot as testimonials and notes a price of 25 cents.
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Joi Polanco
Delyanlle
Jen
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Drew Given Up By His Bondsmen
Fort Payne Alabama July 14 C Drew secretary treasurer of Willis Valley Oil and Gas Company and Towah and Dekalb Oil and Gas Company surrendered by six bondsmen here and taken to Birmingham by deputy sheriffs. Drew turned over to U S marshal and jailed. Bondsmen feared bond forfeiture after post office department incident and his Fort Payne offices may close pending release from Birmingham prison.
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Fort Payne
Iala
C. Drew
Willis Valley Oil and Gas Company
Towah and Dekalb
Oil and Gas Company
Birmingham
Sher
Iffs
Howard
Lyns
Drew
United States Marshal’s Office
Post Office Department
Mandy
Associated Ef
Last Year Cotton Stats From Census Bureau Report
Washington July 14 Cotton consumed in the United States during June was 466 914 running bales. May had 510 416 bales and April 503 677. On hand in manufacturing establishments 1 296 657 bales and in independent warehouses 311 519 bales. Imports 8 023 bales and exports 223 921 bales.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Alabama Citizens Granted Patents in Washington
Washington July 14 patent attorneys Davis and Davis report the grant last week to Alabama citizens of three patents. Harry Parker of Cullman received a starting device for automobiles. Jesse M Payne of Summerville was granted a dyeing machine. John W Wortham of Decatur received a coal loading machine.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Messrs. Davis & Davis
Washington
Alabama
Harry Parker
Cullman
Jesse M. Payne
Summerville
John W. Wortham
Decatur
Jealousy Blamed in Five Death Tragedy at Trotter
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on July 14 George Mehalisim a miner killed his wife and their three young children then killed himself at their home in Trotter.
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Miner
Wife
Self
Associated Press
Connellsville, Pa
George Mehalisim
Trotter
Tony
Faithful Wife Dies at Husband's Grave in New Jersey
In Hackensack New Jersey on July 14 Emma Duerkes 64 was found dead on her husband Peter Duerkes grave. She reportedly visited the grave weekly for 15 years and the coroner ruled a quick painless death from heart disease.
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Associated Press
Hackensack
N. J
Emma Duerkes
Peter Duerkes
Duerkes
Wonderful Resinol Aids Chronic Itching In 1913 Ad
New York May 19 1913 Mrs William Sutherland reports severe itching burning and cracked hands caused sleepless nights. After using Resinol Soap and Ointment her hands become soft and usable again. Resinol advertised as a doctor’s prescription remedy for eczema ringworm pimples dandruff wounds burns and piles sold by druggists with trial free Dept. 5 R Resinol Baltimore Md.
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New York
N. Y
Wm. Sutherland
East Tist St
Resinol
Baltimore
Ady
Royal Theatre presents Tiger Lily three reel Vitagraph feature
The Tiger Lily a three reel special at Royal Theatre. A Vitagraph masterpiece starring Julian Swayne Gordon Charles Kent Roger Lytton Florence Foley and Earl Williams. Admission ten cents, children under ten five cents. adv.
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Vitagraph
Vitagraph Producing Company
Julian Swayne Gordon
Charles Kent
Roger Lytton
Florence Foley
Earl Williams
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