Donna Christina Derelict Schooner Sighted Off Florida
A derelict schooner Donna Christina, reported stranded near the Gulf of Mexico with Captain Parrish, his wife and crew earlier in April, was seen about 76 miles west of Tampa, Florida. The U.S. Bureau of Navigation radio message notes the vessel bottom up and nearly submerged.
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Mobile
Gulf of Mexico
Parrish
Tampa
Fla
United States Bureau of Navigation
Tamre
Christina
Moloney
Broussard Loses City Court Reckless Driving Case
T E Broussard was fined $100 for reckless driving after striking Miss Elizabeth Hughes a Western Union Telegraph operator. A jury sustained the recorder's ruling but reduced the fine to $26 plus costs. Broussard confessed judgment and appealed to the supreme court. A related civil suit against Broussard and Mrs A K Givens, owner of the vessel, is listed in circuit court.
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T. EB. Broussard
Elizabeth Hughes
Western Union
Webb & McAlpine
Supreme Court
Broussard
A. K. Givens
Circuit Court Ay
Moorish Outlaws Attack Steamer While Aground
The British steamer Hiruna arrived from Gibraltar reporting a crewman wounded and seven others captured in a May 14 assault by Moorish outlaws as the vessel lay aground at Civos Point Morocco. The Eburna, bound for New Orleans, stopped Newport News for repairs.
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Newport News
Hiruna
Gibraltar
Civos Point
Morocco
Eburna
New Orleans
Wilson Receives German Note as Bryan Angers officials
President Wilson convened a cabinet to review Germany’s note as the American note to the German Foreign Office was handed over. Officials expect a prompt reply, possibly within two weeks, while noting the aeroplane bombing of the American steamer Cushing. Bryan's sharp criticisms drew silence from the White House.
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State Department
Germany
Cushing
Wilson
White House
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Berlin
London
W. J. Bryan
U. S
United States
America
Lokal Anzeiger
JUVENILE COURT ORGANIZED WITH HOGAN AS JUDGE
A seven-member county commission for the new juvenile court was selected at a Battle House meeting. Attorney Hogan was chosen as judge over rival candidate Alex Howard. The panel includes G. J. George Tucker, Louis Dunlap, Henry Forchheimer, E. J. Buck, David H. Edington, J. C. OConnell, with D. H. Edington as chairman.
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New Juvenile Court
Mesdames G
J. George Tucker
Louis Dunlap
Henry Forchheimer
E. J. Buck
David H. Edington
John C. O’connell
Frederick I. Thompson
Hogan
Parlor C
Battle House
D. H. Edington
J. C. O'Connell
Jesse Hogan
Alex. Howard
Biloxi Takes Second Place In Cleanest Town Contest
Mississippi report shows Greenwood wins first in first class, Biloxi second and Greenville third. Second class winners include West Point Grenada and Brookhaven. Third class Magnolia Mynona Booneville. Fourth class Fernwood. Also noted: Copenhagen taxicabs must be ventilated after trips. Steamer Pleasure Bay schedules listed.
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Biloxi
Greenwood
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Willis Walley
Greenville
West Point
Grenada
Brookhaven
Magnolia
Mynona
Booneville
Fernwood
Clin
Relief for tired or burning feet with TIZ remedy
A promotional pitch touts TIZ as a miraculous foot treatment that relieves tired feet, swelling, corns, bunions and pain. It promises instant relief, says shoes will feel looser, and offers a 25 cent box at drug stores or department stores for a full year of relief.
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Gg Drug Star Department Store
Spring Hill Beats St Stanislaus College at Bay St Louis
Spring Hill College varsity with Cristovich on the mound and Mackin catching defeated St Stanislaus College at Bay St Louis Miss 12 to 3 on Thursday afternoon.
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Spring Hill College
Cristovich
Mackin
St. Stanislaus College
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Marriage Licenses Issued in Elbert Thompson Court
Marriage licenses were issued by the probate court of Elbert L. Thompson and Mattie uvenin Free land James K Kantelig and Helen B Triantou.
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Elbert L. Thompson
Mattie Uvenin Freeland
James K. Kantelig
Helen B. Triantou
Losses by Mines and Torpedoes for Nordic Nations
London dispatch summarizes Copenhagen figures: Norway lost 15 vessels torpedoed and 12 blown up by mines. Sweden lost 6 by torpedoes and 18 by mines. Denmark 4 by torpedoes and 10 by mines.
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Norway
Sweden
Denmark
London
Copenhagen
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
German American Body Wires Praise to Bryan
The Massachusetts branch of the German American National Alliance sent a telegram to W. J. Bryan praising his moral courage sincerity and American spirit of fairness and calling him the conscience of the American people in the current crisis.
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Bryan
Boston
Massachusetts
The
German-American National Alliance
W. J. Bryan
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Henderson
Bankhead
Underwood
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Royal Theatre Today
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Charles the Great
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