House Caucus Names New Committees in Party Lineup
The House Democratic caucus today ratified proposed committee selections from the Ways and Means panel. Carter Glass of Virginia is urged as banking chair with four holdovers. nine new dems join. Shackleford leads Good Roads. Hughes wins Education chair amid a free for all. Hobson stays on Naval Affairs. Labor panel sees Lewis as chair replacing Wilson, Maher becomes ranking member and chairs the new Expenditures in Labor panel.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ways and Means
House
Carter Glass
Virginia
Kerbley
Indiana
Brown
West Virginia
Bulkeley
Ohilo
Neely
Kansas
Committee On Good Roads
Shackleford
Missouri
Hughes
Georgia
Hobson
Naval Affairs
Lewis
Maryland
Wilson
Representative Maher
New York
Department of Labor
Californians and Japs at Festal Board
The Keio University alumni hosted a banquet in honor of the Stanford and California baseball teams. Prominent guests spoke on the value of international athletics in strengthening U S Japan friendship and cordial relations.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Keio University
Leand Stanford, Jr
University of California
United States
Japan
County Board Tables Increases As Budgets Stretch
The county kept the tax rate unchanged and reviewed cement pipe bids and road work costs. An inquiry into the pest house physician salary found the rate at ten dollars per month per patient, regardless of headcount. Commissioner Gaillard urged adopting the engineer’s bid recommendations while Hagan favored rejecting all bids for potential savings. A request to print in-house was raised, and Captain Craft threatened a wall on jail-adjoining property unless relief or a price agreement with the state inspector was reached.
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Pest House
Board of Health
Green
William Tucker
Court House
Gualllard
County Poor Asylum
McClure
Cement Products Co
Toulmin & Sons
Southern Roofing and Steel Company
Southern Sewer Pipe Company
Cement Products Company
Gaillard
Hagan
Brannen
A. B. Perry
St. Stephens Road
A. D. McClain
St. Stephens
Southern Fuel and Material Company
W. H. Holcombe
Cedar Point
Jett Bros
Moffat Road
Brannon
John Craft
Defendants in Dynamite Case In Boston Court
Head of Atteaux Mill Appliances Company and two associates stand trial in the superior criminal court of Boston charged with planting dynamite in Lawrence during a mill strike to cast suspicion on the strikers. Prosecutors seek to prove William W. Wood funded Atteaux to hire the men who planted the explosive.
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Atteaux Mill Appliances Company
William W. Wood
American Woolen Company
Dennis J. Breen
Superior Criminal Court of
Boston
Lawrence
Wood
Atteaux
Notes of the Waterfront: Caribbean cargoes and harbor arrivals
Several ships arrived or departed in port with cargoes including 18 000 banana bunches on the Fjell from Puerto Cortez 4900 crates of pine apples on the Karen from Havana and 55744 superficial feet of yellow pine lumber on the Skoda. Also listed are the Digama Paloma Honduras and other vessels loading lumber crossties and general merchandise at various wharves.
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Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Cup
Puerto Cortez
Digama
New York
Kilder-Dempster Steamship Company
Karen
Havana
James Gibboney & Co
Munson Pier
Paloma
Munson Line
Caibarien
Santiago
Cuba
Honduras
Hieronymus Wharf
Skoda
Boddenmester
Cienfuegos
Charlevoix
Mobile
Mobile Bar
A. A. Raven
Turner-Hartwell
Orleanian
McLaren
Port Simon
C. R
United Fruit Co
Mercator
Hubbbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
Viator
United Fruit Company Line
Wayfarer
Marine Ways
Agapito Cagiga
Pier
Last Day to Answer Divorce Suit in Philadelphia
Eugene H. Grace of Atlanta faced the final deadline to respond to a divorce petition filed by Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace alleging cruel and barbarous treatment. The case notes a mistrial for Mrs Grace in Atlanta on a prior shooting charge, while a master may be appointed to take testimony. Grace has a counter suit pending in Georgia courts.
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Philadelphia
Eugene H. Grace
Atlanta
Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace
Grace
Georgia
Public foreclosure notice on Hieronymus Docks & Lumber Co
In Mobile County Alabama a trustee announces the 1913 June 18 public sale of all land and property under a 1907 deed of trust securing the company bonds. The description covers Lot B and extensive Bernoudy Tract parcels including docks, channels, and riverside rights, with all real and personal property and franchises included.
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Mobile County
Hieronymus Docks & Lumber Company
Court House
Commerce Street
Bernoudy Tract
Mobile River
Lot “B
Pillans
Daisy Leverich
Sarah A. Cox
William T. Hieronymus
G. A. Hieronymus
H. L. Hieronymus
Mobile
Alabama
Water Street
New Jersey Street
Old Water Street
Wild Water Street
Sullivan Timber Company
J. W. Black
George A. Hieronymus
Henry L. Hieronymus
Hieronymus Bros
N. S
Hiernoymus Docks & Lumber Company
Hieronymus Docks’ & Lumber Company
City Bank & Trust CO
Local firm checks baggage at residence for station delivery
A local company offers home baggage checks and arranges delivery to the station by an auto truck from 1.57 North Royal Street. The service emphasizes secure handling and prompt transfer to rail facilities.
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North Royal ST
Sunday Heat Reaches 96 Degrees in Mobile
The city saw 96 degree heat at 3 pm Sunday, hottest day since last fall and the start of real summer weather in Mobile. Forecaster Ashhenberger predicted little change as temperatures edge toward another hot June day, noting past years’ June highs and the forty three year local record.
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Mobile
Ashhenberger
Edington to Defend Southern Golf Title in Montgomery
South golf players gathered in Montgomery for the twelfth Southern Golf Association tournament. J. P. Edington of Memphis, defending champion, seeks another title amid about 150 top players from across the South as 300 entrants are expected by Tuesday. A gold medal awaits the lowest score on Monday.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
South
Southern Golf Association
Atlanta
Memphis
Country Club
Birmingham
J. P. Edington
The Brilliant Stare of June Star Medicine Ad
By June end Mars Venus Saturn and Jupiter are morning stars Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised as constant Star medicine for coughs colds and whooping cough It claims to head off colds and prevent bronchitis or pneumonia with a genuine yellow package from Var Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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Mars
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Foley
Var
Antwerp Drug Corporation
Mobile Panama Canal celebration committee forms
A meeting of the committee of fifteen chosen at the mass meeting to organize Mobile’s celebration of the Panama Canal opening was held at the Chamber of Commerce. The Southern Commercial Congress director outlined district work and a two month campaign with banks already supporting efforts, with subcommittee appointments planned for Wednesday.
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Mobile
Panama Canal
Southern Commercial Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Drew Linard
Messrs
John Rose
Ralph N. Hudson
J. D. Sutton
George Clifton
S. S
Prominent Alabamian Dies in Russellville at 60
Captain W. H. Norris died Sunday after weeks of illness in Russellville Alabama He was sixty a leading county figure in politics former editor of the Franklin Times and former Democratic executive committee chairman He served as tax commissioner appointed by Governor Comer Funeral from his home Monday evening with burial in Knights of Pythias cemetery He leaves two sons and two daughters.
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Russellville
Ala
W. H. Norris
Captain Norris
Norris
Lauderdale
Franklin Times
Democratic Executive Committee
B. B. Comer
Knights of Pythias
C. A. Worley
Ratoon
N. M
Parham
Michigan City
G. B. Norris
Columbus
W. B. Norris
Silver Loving Cup for Congressman Lloyd
June 2 report: Representative Lloyd of Missouri, retiring chairman of the Democratic caucus committee, was presented with a silver loving cup by his colleagues as the caucus convened.
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Congressman Lloyd
Washington
Lloyd
Missouri
Democratic
Defied Police Order At Hyde Park Rally
In London on June 2, members of the Women's Social and Political Union defied police closing Hyde Park to speakers as male sympathizers armed with clubs surrounded the area under protection.
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London
Hyde Park
Socret
Litical’ Union
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