Five Injured Driver Killed In Monroe Crash
Two Atlanta girls were injured when a car driven by Victor Smith, son of a wealthy planter, overturned at a sharp curve near Monroe Louisiana. Smith was killed. Theo Prelieu suffered a double leg fracture, Dolly Prelieu was bruised, Ruth Williams of Lake Charles a teacher and H P Decker of Newberg New York were slightly hurt. Smith was racing another machine when the accident occurred.
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Associated Press
Monroe
Atlanta
Here
Victor Smith
Smith
Theo, Prelieu
Dolly Prelieu
Ruth Williams
Lake Charles
H. P. Decker
Newberg
N. Y
Cured by Saxo Salve Recounts in Everett Ad
Mrs. M J Downing of 2527 Rucker Avenue Everett Washington shares a testimonial for Saxo Salve claiming complete cure of a forehead and scalp breakout. The message highlights relief from eczema salt rheum and barber's itch and notes a money back guarantee with Antwerp Drug Corp Mobile Alabama.
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M. J. Downing
Rucker Avenue
Everett
Wash
Darling
Diug Antwerp Drug Corp., Inc
Mobile
A. P
Davis Cup opening day ends even as Parke beats McLoughlin
In Wimbledon Davis Cup action United States and England split two singles matches on day one. J C Parke defeated Maurice E McLoughlin three sets to two while R Norris Williams beat C P Dixon in five sets. Three matches remain including one doubles tomorrow and two singles Monday.
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Associated Press
Wimbledon
United States
England
J. C. Parke
Maurice E. McLoughlin
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
Cc. P. Dixon
C. P. Dixon
All- England Lawn Tennis Association
Court docket highlights dozens of petty crimes and civil actions
City Court sessions list faces several cases including vice related charges against Alice Battiste not guilty forgery conviction for Hyman Epstein false pretenses and embezzlement charges against Mary Upshaw petty larceny counts for James Harris Dick Shaw and George Davis assault and battery charges against Frank Young and mortgage property disposition issues for John McGinniss others deal with oyster law violations and chancellor decisions in chancery matters including various decrees dismissals and testimony orders
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Alice Battiste
John Tappy
Joseph Parker
Presidential nominations at White House cited by Wilson
Washington July 25 George Carroll Todd a New York lawyer now in the department of justice was named by President Wilson as assistant to the attorney general to direct anti trust work succeeding James A Fowler of Knoxville Tenn Other nominations were Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Charles S Hamlin Registrar of the Treasury Adam K H Patterson Navy Secretary Daniels ordered naval officers on duty in dusty or greasy areas to wear overalls or jumpers matching Colonel Goethals claim officers are so fussy about clothing they neglect
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Associated Press
Washington
George Carroll Todd
New York
Department of Justice
Wilson
James A. Fowler
Knoxville
Tenn
the Treasury
Charles S. Hamlin
Massachusetts
Adam KH. Patterson
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Goethals
Priest gets grip of female gear in Cincinnati mix up
In Cincinnati a Chicago priest leaves a new leather case with a raincoat and umbrella at a station waiting room. He returns to find a shabby gripsack filled with women's wear and trinkets instead of his gear, provoking bemused questions from parishioners about the mix up and his western journey to Atlantic City.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Father Kregg
Chicago
Atlantic City
Central Avenue
Kregg
Marksman Hurt By Falling Back In Pescadero Hunt
In Pescadero California on July 26 Walter T. Thompson was injured when a 160 pound buck charged over a ridge while being pursued by dogs. Thompson fired at fifty yards, but was knocked down and pinned beneath the deer's carcass before he could move aside. Otto Parker and others aided in freeing the hunter.
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Pescadero
Cali
Walter T. Thompson
Thompson
Otto Parker
Navy weighs design of massive superdreadnought battleship
The General Board outlined a 740 foot long battleship with a 100 foot beam costing 20 million dollars and capable of 23 knots. Armament includes twelve 14 inch guns, twenty one 6 inch guns, four 21 inch torpedo tubes. Armor belt up to 17 inches.
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Washington
Senator Tillman
Navy Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Tillman
Panama Canal
General Board of the Navy
Mysterious boy with a history enthralls Pasadena women
Edward Raymond, a half-starved wanderer found near Strawberry Peak, tells a sensational tale of births in Melbourne and travels through Africa India and the Philippines. Wealthy Pasadena women plan to educate him while reporters excerpt his daring story of battles with Zulus and a tiger hunt.
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Cal
Edward Raymond
Ouutcast
Strawberry Peak
J. GB. Beardsley
Evans
Altadena
Melbourne
Australia
South Africa
Africa
India
Hoosevelt
Philippines
San Francisco
Teamsters
Monuments of Jamay Vow to Pope Mark Pestilence End
In Jamay Jalisco Mexico a brick and concrete monument to Pope Pius IX stands in the main plaza. Erected about fifty years ago after a smallpox outbreak devastated the village villagers vowed to build it and contributed labor and 15 000 pesos. the pestilence ended.
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Jamay
Lake
Chapala
Jalisco
Mexico
Wide World Magazine
Pius IX
Rome
Bote
Ithaca Youths Form Junior Municipal Government
Forty boys and all Ithaca girls aged 16 to 21 move to create a Junior municipal government. A petition for independence is signed as a constitution is drafted, pledging youths to enforce laws and support city officials. An initial vote on women’s suffrage within the body faced opposition but was not pressed.
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Ithaca
William KR. George
George Junior Republic
United States
Alexander the Great
Macedon
Greece
Charles James Fox
Pitt
Great Britain
May reconsider resignation as head of Mexican railway
E N Brown may reconsider his resignation as president of the National Railways of Mexico and stay on as active head. He announced on arrival from Mexico to attend New York directors meetings where they will decide on acceptance of his resignation. Brown said 48 to 50 percent of the system was operating.
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WEW
York
E. N. Brown
National Railways of Mexico
Brown
Mexico
Road
New York
Wild Cat Den Found Near Rawlins Depot
Discovery of a wild cat den in a railroad cut 300 yards from Rawlins WY depot shows the animal had a litter of three kittens. The old cat was shot when driven from the den, and the kittens will be domesticated. The report also notes unrelated social commentary.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Ed Hill
Governor O Neal to Answer Comer on Pension Link
Montgomery July 25 Governor O Neal will answer the portion of B B Comer Attalla speech that mentioned his name with Charley Lewis and old soldiers pensions He has read the report in newspapers and will verify the accuracy of Comer's statement before replying If accurate he will respond.
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Montgomery
Ala
O’neal
B. B. Comer
Attalla
Charley Lewis
O'Neal
Resinol Soap Protects Your Complexion
Resinol Soap keeps skin clear by using pure toilet soap with soothing medication from Resinol Ointment. It guards against pimples blackheads redness and roughness and adds a healthy glow. Hypoallergenic formula contains Resinol balsams and no artificial color. Ideal for baby skin to prevent chafing and irritation. Sold by all druggists. Trial Dept. 8-R Resinol, 4
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