Burleson Order Aims at Check Clearing Across State Banks
General Burleson and the reserve board oppose Mr Burle cent Order directing post offices to sell towns to collect checks at exchange charges from state banks. The measure would affect six thousand small state banks not in the reserve system. The order, supported by Secretary McAdoo, seeks universal check collection from non member banks in communities lacking clearers.
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Burleson
Reserve Board
Burlecént
Kitchen
Fo Burteson
McAdoo
Equity Court Docket Summary of Demurrers Garnishments and Judgments
In the courts equity docket a series of demurrers to various pleas are overruled or sustained, garnishment suits dismissed or default judgments entered, and several actions with specified damages finalized. Notable entries include judgments by default for amounts such as 96.26 and 281.91, and dismissals against multiple defendants across the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Court
Ursday
Bechtel-Swartwout Horticultural Co
J. Dumrie Davis Ve
McWilliams der Co
Seabee
Hill
Southern Creamoe, Co
C. L. Davis & Co
Eekee Tee Coat & Co
Susge thurn-Griffin Grocery Co
Rock Mfg. Co
Tift
H. T. Burrows Co
Robdham
Sherman Station‘ery Co
Mobile ‘Hoe Co
Hammer Dry Goods Co
Mary ¢. Campbell
Tiff
Gregory L. Smith
F.mmersmith
Sanders
C. Ll. Foster
Laintiff
van Antwerp Brug Co
H. D. Havard
Sipeebenek Pearce
Newie & Chicago R. R. Co
Holt Lumber Hieronymus Docks & Lumberishment
Bruner Lumber Co
Stevens
Disa
Western Union Iph Co
John
J. Jenintek
Hugh Gillis
le Register
Richard Ner
M. Duke
M. Cc. Windham
East Banseve
Himer
Paul F Co
Michael Grocery Co
Martha Simer
Palsedaes
Selz Schwab
Everett & Boykin
Timber Co
W. E. Edgar
Pens
New York City Height Law Regulates Skyscrapers
Real estate officials say a new city law, in effect today, marks a new epoch in New York. The rule caps building height at two and a half times street width, with exceptions for the preside nce district of lower Manhattan, shaping skylines and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Real Estates
New York City
Sudden death warning sells life insurance tests
An advertisement urges readers to undergo medical tests before obtaining life insurance, claiming kidney issues and backache signal poor risk. It promotes a drugstore trial package for a product called Anuric to keep kidneys clear and extend life, framing the test as essential for favorable underwriting.
Puss Junior’s Country Walk And A Wandering Poet
A playful tale follows Puss Junior and a little boy as they roam the countryside after a morning of games. A beggar’s plea for charity triggers Puss to share his sixpence while the pair plan lunch and ride a hobby horse on the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puss Junior
Puss
Puss In
Alabama Power to Spend Big Sum in Alabama
Alabama Power Company plans to spend substantial money in the state over the coming year. President J. Mitchell has spent weeks reviewing properties and cites the South’s favorable conditions and cities seeking cheap power for manufacturing. General manager W. N. Walmsley works with Mitchell on development plans and will report soon.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Power Company
Alabama
James Plaintiff Mitchell
J. Mitchell
South
W. N. Walmsley
Mitchell
Every body works but father protests Keating bill
Washington July 27 Senator Kern majority leader submitted telegrams protesting passage of the Keating child labor bill. Messages said I have a young family dependent on cotton milk defeat the Keating bill and father of a large family opposed to the measure.
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Washington
Kern
Senate Today
Congressional Record
Appam Libel Case Final Decision Due Saturday
Judge Edmund Waddill said he would issue his final ruling Saturday in the Appam libel cases. The libels involve the ship Appam brought to Newport News in February as a prize of war in German hands after being captured by the Moewe off the coast.
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Norfolk
Edmund Waddill
United States District Court
Appam
Newport News
Moewe
Burial of Albert Lewis Infant Son of Edward Lewis
The infant Albert Lewis died of infantile paralysis and was buried Tuesday afternoon in the family burying ground at Thomas Store precinct. The funeral services were at the grandparents’ residence of Mrs Mollie Lartigue with Rev Father Fortier of St Marine Church. Pallbearers included W A Lartigue J er pai Robert Lartigue and Oliver.
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Albert Lewis
Edward Lewis
Thomas’ Store
Mollie Lartigue
Father Fortier
St. Marine Church
W. A. ‘ . Lartigue
Jer Pai
Robert Lartigue
Oliver
Recommendation for Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A testimonial from Demeree of Barboursville North Carolina praising Chamberlain's remedy. The writer claims thirteen years of use with no permanent relief from other medicines and states the product has always been taken during travel and outings. The ad notes obtainable everywhere and signed by He Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Demeree
Baroursville
Police close in on bomber ring after parade blast
In San Francisco police say Warren K Billings age 22 and a supposed "ring of five" member may be involved in the bomb explosion tied to the preparedness parade. Thomas Mooney remains missing. Two more victims have died bringing death toll to nine with two more expected to die. Mrs Kingsley van Loo of Fresno and Thomas H Turnbull among the injured who died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Warren K. Billings
Billings
Thomas’ Mooney
Kingsley van Loo
Fresno
Thomas H. Turnbull
Incriminating Evidence Found in Mission Street Room
Police seized incriminating evidence during a search of a Mission street lodging house room. Owner Mrs. Belle Lavin was arrested and later cited as a witness in the McNamara brothers trial. Billings had prior prison time for carrying explosives on a Sacramento streetcar.
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Billings
Mission Street
Belle Lavin
Matthew A. Schmidt
James B. DeNamara
Los Angeles Times
Lavin
McNamara Brothers
Folsom State Prison
Sacramento
Cal
Order Tab on Medicine to Stop Child Disease
Washington July 27 The department of agriculture ordered food and drug inspectors to be alert for interstate shipments or imports of medicines claimed to cure or alleviate infantile paralysis. Makers of such medicines found in interstate commerce will be vigorously prosecuted under the food and drugs act. Public warned against preparations advertised as treating infantile paralysis.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Food and Drug Inspectors
Local lodge meetings listed for this afternoon
The notice lists meetings for various fraternal and Masonic groups. Woodmen of the World Carnation Camp No 98 meets at 2 o clock in Score hall. Athelstan Lodge No 363 Masons gathers at 7 30 in the Amet Temple. Elk Lodge No 108 convenes at 8 in Elk's Home. Gulf City Rebekah Lodge No 40 holds a special session at 5 in St Emanuel and Dauphin.
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Aa Coun
Cewthon
C. F
Mowat Arara
BR. P.O
Elkis
Government
Joachim Streets
Gulf City
Rebekah Lodge
Emanuel
Dauphin
New York Infantile Paralysis Toll Rises in One Day
The health department reports 31 deaths and 151 new cases in the twenty four hours ending 10 a.m. More than 700 children have died since June 26 and over 3,000 cases have been recorded in the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Health Department
Mississippi planter dies after appendicitis operation
William Fitzgerald a prominent merchant and planter of Rosedale Mississippi died in a Memphis hospital after an operation for appendicitis. He is a brother of Edward Fitzgerald business manager of the Vicksburg Miss Herald and was widely known across Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
Willam Fitzgerald
Rosedall, Mise
Edward Fitzgerald
Vicksburg
Miss
Herald
Day in Congress Advances Appropriation Measure to Conference
The legislation moves forward as lawmakers push an appropriation bill toward a conference committee. Key figures and committees are not named in the fragment, but the process signals progress on funding goals and potential revisions before final passage.
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G. Long
Puss IN Boots, JR
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Lyon's Park
Miss Au- Batt Tra Nares
Ots Epes Park
Level Best Shoe Store
Gayfer’s
Anita Stewart
Empire Orchestra
Hungary
Franz Lebar
Norma
Bellini
Ieechek
Ete
Mendelssohn
Marc Pie
Blanche Fwee
Mabel Normand
Beverly Bayne
Clare Simbel Young
Edna Mayo
Tecilya
Roateo
Mary
Lil Llian
Mary Pealer
Helen Holme
Mary Pickford
Blanche Sweet
Lillian Gishage Bara
Auary Fuller
Beverl, Holmes
Ruth Roland
Czara Kimball
Wtas Stewart
Ae Verite Clark
Hathlyn S
Mary Miles Minter
Arguerite Courtot
Lilian
Theda Bara
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Relen Haluws
Arta Stewart
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