Jewish Temple Confirms Six Students in Pentecost Ceremony
At Congregation Shaaral in Sabbath School, six pupils were confirmed Gladys Sadie Brown Tina Pearl Davidoff Erwin Haverman Mitchell Gustave Madison Reiss Arnold Leopold Zimmern and Simon Denabourg. Dr Alfred G Moses led a Sabbath service and delivered a Pentecost focused sermon.
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Congregation Shaaral Nm
Gladys Sadie Brown
Tina Pearl Davidoff
Erwin Haverman Mitchell
Gustave Madison Reiss
Arnold Leopold Zimmern
Simon Denabourg
Haboutt
Alfred G. Moses
Moses
Gladys Brown
Arnold Zimmern
Gustave Reiss
Erwin Mitchell
Ae Levi
Tina Davidoff
A. C. Levi
Simon Demabourge
Eis Chayim
Charles Brown
Conception Street
Best Laxative for the Aged
An ad promotes Dr. Kine's New Life Pills as a safe prompt laxative for the aged. The product is described as easy on the system and pain free with a price of 25 cents, recommended by an Antwerp Drug Corporation.
Home Rule Bill Passes Second Reading in Commons
London June 11 The house of commons approved the second reading of the home rule for Ireland bill by a large vote after an earlier amendment for rejection was defeated 368 to 270. Leaders from Liberals and Nationalists cheered while opponents warned of civil war and Ulster resistance.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Ireland
Balfour
Edward Carson
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Relief Ad From Local Notice
An old advertisement offers Bucklen's Arnica Salve for ulcers boils and skin troubles. It mentions Bruce Jones of Birmingham suffering an ugly ulcer for months finding relief in two weeks. The ad urges readers to use the salve for similar relief.
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Bucklen
Bruce Jones
Fall baseball crowds expected as weather cools across nation
Across the country fans pack ballparks despite cooler air as Mobile hosts the Turtles in a tight contest. Highlighting notes include Caseman Graff joining Chattanooga after Gillespie’s injury, the White Sox taking the third game from the Yankees, and Atlanta’s 12 inning win over the Barons. Johnson’s Senators win in a fast game at Washington while St. Louis battles in a long 11 inning defeat, and Burns makes three one handed catches for New York.
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Giants
Alabama lawyers to converge on Mobile for bar meeting
Secretary Alexander Troy announces reduced travel fares for Alabama lawyers attending the state bar association annual meeting in Mobile on July 11 and 12. Tickets go on sale July 9 and 10 and remain valid through July 16, with expectations of a large turnout.
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Alabama
Mobile
State Bar Association
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Pastor J N Wallace honored after extended trip at Proad Street church
A Wednesday evening reception at Proad Street Presbyterian Church on road and Selma streets honors Pastor Rev. J N Wallace and his wife who have just returned from an extended trip. Attendees are invited to ask Jimmy and Bob at Van Antwerp's about the No Name.
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Proad Street Presbyterian Church
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Selma Streets
Brotherhood of the Church
J. N. Wallace
Jimmy
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van Antwerp’s
Rally Ends in Pittsburg Win as Clark Delivers bat
Hess pounded ho bylines until the seventh when Fred Clark pinch hit for Pittsburg and drove a two bagger driving in Kelly from first to third and scoring on Byrne s single. Nap Rucker was hammered hard in the game Tuesday as Pittsburg secured the victory.
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More
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Ferguson
Weisman
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Plank
Cardinals
Wingo
Keneteky
Fred Clark
Pittsburg
Kelly
Byrne
Nap Rucker
Woman Stricken With Insanity During Murder Trial
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 11 Mrs Mary Moss on the stand in her own defense for the March 26 murder of Mrs Hattie Patterson suddenly collapsed into insanity after a vision of the slain woman wearing a crown. She regained composure briefly, then shouted and was restrained as the jury returned a not guilty verdict.
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Associated Press
Uniontown
Mary Moss
Hattie Patterson
Mrs Staples sues Prudential for life policy after husband’s death
Dora D Staples widow of Norman A Staples, a noted Tombigbee river steamboat operator, files suit in the law and equity court against Prudential Insurance to recover 5000 on her husband’s life. Norman Staples died by suicide January 2, seven days before the James T Staples steamer exploded with 23 lives lost.
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Norman A. Staples
Tombigbee River
James T. Staples
Atsagbee
Law and Equity Court
Prudential Insurance Company
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