Uncle Sam pays Canal Zone rent in partial sum
The Associated Press reports Washington paid 250000 dollars to Panama as the first installment of annual Canal Zone rent. The payment is in addition to 10000000 dollars previously cash to be allocated between Panama and Colombia. Funds were handed to a William Nelson Cromwell representative, Cromwell acting as financial agent for the Panamanian government.
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Associated Press
Washington
Panama
Canal’ Zone
Colombia
William Nelson Cromwell
American Refugees Arrive at Galveston
Associated Press reports 185 American refugees arrived in Galveston aboard the Norwegian steamship Texas from Vera Cruz and Tampico. A quarantine boat will be kept ready until July 29. no passengers will disembark before that date.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Exas
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Successful Summer School at Varsity
University of Alabama summer school for teachers closed after the largest session in history. Enrollment reached 562, up 82 from the previous record with 177 men and 385 women. Counties represented covered most of Alabama and Southeast states except South Carolina.
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University
Ala
University Summer School
Alabama
Southeast
South Carolina
Vagrant Habitual Drunkard Fined In Recorder Court
James O Bannon a white man was fined ten dollars or ten days in jail plus three months more after a vagrancy charge. He is described as an habitual drunkard and has prior records. Leon Dennis a Negro was sentenced to six months hard labor for securing clothing from a pressing club under false pretenses with appeal noted and bond set at two hundred fifty dollars. John Simonsen a white man labeled dangerous was ordered examined for his physical condition after being found asleep in a wagon. Anna Gatlin and Cleve Gatlin both Negroes faced disorderly conduct and drunkenness charges from a family fight and were fined five dollars or ten days each.
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James O’bannon
Edington
O'Bannon
Recorder
Leon
Dennis
Hugh Rice
Recorder’s Court
John Simonsen
Joseph Lacey
Simonsen
Theater Street
Anna Gatlin
Cleve Gatlin
Ministerial Crisis Threatens Peru After Arrests
Augusto Ligua former president of Peru and his son were arrested after a riot at the Ligua residence in Lima. Six people were wounded by shots from the house during the violence, and the crowd threatened to attack the residence. The incident likely to provoke a ministerial crisis.
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Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Augusto Ligua
Ligua
Mass meeting planned to test Chicago school chief resignation
Chicago women organize a large rally at the Auditorium theater to challenge Mrs Elia F Young’s decision to quit as Chicago public schools superintendent. Jane Addams calls the resignation a calamity and urges removal of opposition. Young cites relief from indefiniteness in her resignation letter.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Elia F. Young
Young
Board of Education
Auditorium Theatre
Harland, Fjell and Belize Arrive With Banana Cargoes
Notes of port activity show Harald arriving from Puerto Cortez with 13 000 banana bunches and Fjell bringing 16 500 bunches for Hubbard Zemurray. Belize sails for Belize and Barrios with lumber and merchandise as Siam and others load or depart. River traffic on Tombigbee and Alabama rivers forecasts slight rise.
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Harald
Monsen
The
Fruit Dispatch Company
Puerto Cortez
Fijell
Johannessen
Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
Belize
Hansen
Puerto Barrios
New Orleans
Siam
Turner- Hartwell Docks
Clara C. Scott
Isabella de Sagua
Cuba
Nor
B. H. Nor
Fort Gaines
Knudsen
Bocas del Toro
Pan
Aronsen
Rio de Janeiro
Braz
Puerto
Cortez
Fjell
Per
Br. Schr
Yellow Pine
Y Nor
Weather Data Reports Warm Showers Across Regions
Showers and warm summer temperatures accompany a high pressure system over the East Gulf and South Atlantic states. A low barometer area brings showers to the North Atlantic coast and warm winds to the middle Atlantic coast, with Washington D C reaching 94. Abilene Texas tops 192 degrees. Calm to pleasant conditions persist in the Lake region and Ohio valley with cooler air moving in. Showers expected for Mobile tonight or Saturday. Albert Ashenberger Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
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East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Arizona
Arkansas
West Gulf States
Abilene
Tex
North Atlantic Coast
Middle Atlantic Coast
Washington, D
Mrs Hudson Advocates Intervention Over 84 Killed Listed
The wife of the Mexican Herald owner in Mexico City says a list at the American embassy two months ago documented 84 Americans killed in the fighting, now reportedly over 100. She urges U S recognition or intervention and is staying in New York with her children.
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Mexican Herald
Mexico City
Hudson
Huerta
New York
Would-Be death by own action resists rescuers in Alabama
Mitchell Morgan aged about 20 from Baldwin Georgia bought four cocaine bottles and two needles in Montgomery. He attempted suicide on a vacant Finley avenue lot, was found bleeding from needle punctures, resisted officers, and was taken to jail where sedatives were given. Doctors say he will recover after being released from the recorder's court prior to the incident.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mitchell Morgan
Baldwin
Finley Avenue
Morgan
Recorder's Court
Deaths and Funerals for Howerton Lewis Barry
Burial notices report the funeral of Heziah Howerton on the east Marine Street residence with Rev Brown officiating and Pine Crest Cemetery interment. Thomas Kelly Lewis dies from a Mississippi City freight-train accident and is buried at Magnolia Cemetery with Rev Dunne presiding. Miss Ellen Barry’s funeral from her sister’s home and St. Vincent’s Church ends at Catholic Cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Hezkiah Howerton
Heziah Howerton
Marine Street
Florida
Rev
Br. Brown
Crichton
Pine Crest Cemetery
Messrs
A. A. Summers
S. P. Summers
W. M.jones
M. Haley
Jesse Milstead
Charles Ligier
Thomas Kelly Lewis
Mississippi City
Miss
Bay Shell Road
J. W. Dunne
Magnolia Cemetery
Robert Hagan
Harry Hagan, Jr
Ed Lee
Arthur Wiaitters
James Watters
Miss Ellen Barry
Margaret Burns
South Jefferson Street
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Father Hourican
J. M. Moore
W. E. Rogers
V. Bride
D. P. Burns
T. J. Burns
Pat J. Burns
Permanence of Bright's Disease Claims in Fulton’s Compound
Advertises Fulton’s Renal Compound for Bright's Disease claiming permanent recovery in many cases. Cites R. M. Wood case from San Francisco with 12 year follow up and notes widespread reported progress. Promotes purchase at Van Antwerp Drug and offers a pamphlet from John J. Fulton Co, San Francisco.
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Bright
Fulton
R. M. Wood
Wine and Spirit Review
San Francisco
Cal
Santa Barbara
van Antwerp
John J. Fulton Co
Adv
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