Coast Guard moves to clear coast of dangerous sharks
Washington July 14. Cabinet discussed shark attacks along the New Jersey coast. Secretary McAdoo said the coast guard would be ordered to aid in locating sharks and protecting resorts, with the Treasury Department directing cutters and life saving stations. A 250 pound blue nose shark was captured near Highlands New Jersey after entangling in a net.
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Coast Guard
Treasury Department
Washington
New Jersey
McAdoo
Treasty Department
Redfield
Bureau of Fisheries
Highlands
N. d
For All Complexions Complexion Wax Claims
An advertisement extols a complexion wax that allegedly removes dull skin and freckling. It promises a colorless, smoother, healthier look by absorbing dead surface skin without inconvenience, claiming a single ounce rejuvenates even the worst complexion and is available at no drugstore.
Battles and Fairhope Launch BON SECOUR
Daily 3 30 p m Sundays 9 a m.
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Battles
Fairhope
BON Secour
Burial of Mrs. Johanna Trunk Follows Death in Chun Chula
Mrs. Johanna Trunk aged 60 died in Chun chula Alabama and was sent to Milwaukee Wisconsin for burial. She was the oldest sister of the late Dr. Duke W. Goodman of Mobile. Survived by husband Major FE Mohler five sons and four daughters with spouses and homes in Mississippi Texas and Louisiana.
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Johanna Trunk
Chunchula
Ala
Milwaukee
Wis
Trunk
E. G. Mohler
Mobile
Nesday
Sumrall
Miss
Duke W. Goodman
Laula Goodman
Batesville
John T. Mohler
Ernest L. Mohler
Gulfport
Dave L. Mohler
Texas City
Tex
A Averh
Dickenson
R. L. Draughan
Local Notices Mention Mrs R E Martin and Mrs William A Stagg
Miss Mississippi region items note Mrs R E Martin of Ora and Mrs William A Stagg of Mathesville are listed in public notices or social notes within the Mississippi item. The fragment indicates residents named in a community notice.
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R. E. Martin
Ora
William A. Stagg
Mathesville
Death of Miss Sylvia Morgan 14 in Birmingham
Miss Sylvia Morgan aged 14 of Birmingham died Friday morning at 2:30 after weeks of typhoid fever. She was brought to Mobile for treatment and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Morgan. The body was taken to Birmingham for burial this afternoon.
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Sylvia Morgan
Birmingham
Mobile
Miss Morgan
George B. Morgan
Legislative program finished as House reports to President
Democratic Leader Kitchin told President Wilson that with the corrupt practices bill the House has completed the president’s proposed program. Wilson said he was satisfied and had no further recommendations. The House plans to adjourn day by day toward August 10 while advancing bills on Philippine and Porto Rican affairs, preparedness, revenue, flood control, shipping, rural credits and conservation. The Senate’s Gallinger signaled Republicans will cooperate to finish the program. Wilson also planned to urge passage of the McGillicuddy government employes compensation bill and the child labor bill.
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Washington
Kitchin
Wilson
House
Congress
Senate
Mississippi
White House
Gallinger
Hoke Smith
Thomas
New Hampshire
Kern
Quick Sentence For Youthful Negro Burglar
Joseph Daniels about 18 years old pleaded guilty to daytime burglary at the residence of Mrs. G A Schliorff on Spring Hill avenue and Kilmarnock streets. He was sentenced to one year by Recorder Edington and to serve time on the county road. He was captured by Mrs R E Breckenridge and Mrs Schiorff at gunpoint and held until Hose Company No 12 firemen turned him over to Officer Olive Pistole.
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Joseph Daniels
G. A. Schliorff
Spring Hill Avenue
Kilmarnock
Edington
Daniels
R. E. Breckenridge
Schiorff
Ann Street
Olive Pistole
St Matthew’s to Observe Communion on Sunday
July 16 will be the communion Sunday for Holy Name societies. Members will receive communion in a body at the 6 am mass. A public announcement at 681 Matthew’s church urged men women boys and girls to partake in thanksgiving for recovery.
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Holy Name Societies
Mae
Matthew's Church
Senate Republicans Seek Adjournment as House Passes Dam Bill
Senate Republican leader Gallinger said their side would obstruct no part of the program and favor adjournment. The House resumed work on Shields navigable rivers water power bill and passed the general dam bill 51 to 17. A resolution was adopted asking the secretary of state what has been done regarding Samuel Schwartz of New York held in London as an Austrian suspect. The Rucker corrupt practices bill also moved forward.
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Senate
Gallinger
House
Secretary of State
Samuel Schwartz
New York
London
Rucker
Austrian state monopoly to boost revenue with price rise
Vienna reports the Austrian state monopoly plans a 35 percent average increase on cigars cigarettes and tobacco to raise about 16 million dollars annually. The measure targets higher state income and is part of current fiscal actions.
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Vienna
Muscle Shoals site aims for $20 million nitrate plant
A meeting in Nashville on July 14 seeks to place the $20,000,000 federal nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals on Tennessee River. Delegations from Alabama Kentucky Mississippi and Tennessee attend to rally Southern support. Tennessee and Alabama commercial groups push the Muscle Shoals location with large state delegations.
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Nashville
Tenn
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Mississippi
South
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