Nine Forage Crops A Year By Milanese Farms
Milan Italy June 14 on dry gravelly soil farmers in this district harvest as many as nine forage crops a year. Irrigation yields extreme fertility supporting dairy industry with large cheese and condensed milk exports. American Commission notes cooperative dairies and thrifty Italian farming driving progress and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
neTnational News Service
Milan
Italy
American Commission On Agricultural Co-operation
Commission
Governor dismisses Wrenn claim of finding Theo Lacy
Montgomery June 14 Governor O Nea l discounts Detective John Wrenns boast of locating Theo Lacy in ten days for a reward. The governor calls such claims schemes to get money and says he pays no attention to the private sleuths assertion amid Lacy theft of ninety thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
O O’neal
Campbell House offers vacation board with Sunday dinner
Fifth house south of Zandels' Wharf advertises fine table board in large cool rooms. Daily weekly or monthly rates available. Sunday dinner priced at 50. Special rates by request. Mrs Gusade is proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell House
Zandels’ Wharf
Gusdade
Nelson and Bailey Sell Fair Hats for Men
Nelson and Bailey operate a shop offering men s hats at competitive prices. They emphasize value and quality, with a focus on durable comfortable designs for daily wear. Their pricing aims to attract budget conscious customers seeking reliable headwear.
Students Learn American Ways as Russian Youths Depart Abroad
Hundreds of Russian students from universities and technical institutes plan to work as deckhands stewards and stokers in American factories this summer hoping to gain industrial know how before returning for the next session in St. Petersburg. In Russia, progressives faced municipal election pushback with mayors blocked in St. Petersburg Moscow and Odessa. In Kann province a peasant woman led a violent clash with a government land survey party leaving twenty two dead and nearly one hundred injured as troops were sent in and puised soldiers remained in the region.
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International News Service
ST. Petersburg
United States
Atlantic
Russia
Moscow
Odessa
Ivan Tolstoi
Witte
Czar Nicholas
Shumatoff
Kann
Miss Remfry Brooks Captures Court Fashion Admiration
London’s June court day featured debutante Miss Remfry Brooks in an ivory satin gown. The dress showcased a draped skirt with shadow lace flounces and a pearl embroidered bodice with a satin belt and lily accent.
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International News Service
London
Remfry Brooks
Vienna regrets loss of Kerens at embassy farewell
Mr and Mrs Richard Kerens depart Vienna for Marienbad before quitting the ambassadorial post to general regret of Austrian American society. Mrs Kerens engages in social work while delegates arrive for the Budapest suffrage convention and other notable attendees include Mrs Stanley McCormick Boston Mrs George Nasmyth Chicago and Mrs John Emmet McVey Youngstown Ohio touring from Asia.
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Vienna
Richard
Kerens
Marienbad
Clara S. Chlingheyed
San Francisco
Budapest
Stanley McCormick
Boston
George W. Nasmyth
Chicago
John Emmet McVey
Youngstown
Ohio
China
Japan
Carrie Chapman Catt
Refugees From Mexico Tell of Atrocities and Defense
Galveston June 14 108 passengers on the barge Harry T Morse reach Galveston fleeing rebels in Mexico. Milton L Vought general manager of Celeste Irrigation Co with wife and sister in law Anna Keefe describe defending his home from revolutionary soldiers wounding him and fearing a second Goliad as Americans seek protection and intervention.
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Galveston
Harry T. Morse
Mexico
Stars and Stripes
United States
Milton L. Vought
Celeste Irrigation Company
Xicotencatl Valley
Tamaulipas
Vought
Anna Keefe
Topeka
Kansas
Mr. Vought
Moonlight Hop on Steamer to Battle's Wharf
The St Vincent's Club sponsors a Moonlight Hop aboard the Pleasure Bay on Wednesday June 18. The boat departs at 7 45 PM with a band for dancing as the main delight. Fare is 50 cents. All the boys and their ladies are invited. Everybody's going.
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Pleasure Bay
Battle's Wharf
St.Vincent's Club
Linen and Silk Yardage Priced Cents Per Yard
Plain Ratines worth 35 cents Creponets 35 cents Linen Pongees 35 cents Fancy Tub Silks 35 cents Corded Voiles 39 cents
Textile Price List Features Various Fabrics
A price list notes Striped Galatea at 20c per yard and Embroidered Crepons at 25c. It also lists Voiles, Corduroys, Popline, Satines and related fabrics priced at 2 de per unit.
The Great Whitleather Hose and Linenwear Hosiery Sale
Advertises a mixed stock sale with hosiery, linens, Voiles, and silk fabrics priced per yard or per pair. Highlights The Great Whitleather Hose for Men Women and Children at low prices with guarantee and replacement policy. Includes 36-inch plain Voiles and Silk Brocaded Charmeuse at discounted rates.
Novel point in supreme court cited in Doak case
Montgomery June 14 The Alabama Supreme Court cited Judge E C Crow of Jefferson circuit court to show cause why he should not reinstate a $500 judgment in favor of John Doak a negro against Birmingham for injuries from a fall in a city excavation. The citation is returnable at the fall term. Doak sued the city and judgment was set aside on motion by the city's counsel. The filer claims the time to set aside had expired and thus jurisdiction passed. Mr Smith was in Montgomery yesterday.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. Q. Smith
Birmingham
Supreme Court
E. C. Crow
Jefferson Circuit Court
John Doak
Doak
Crowe
Mr. Smith
Smith
Costly Lemons Bunco Case Reaches Supreme Court
In Montgomery Alabama on June 14 the Parker Railway News Company loses a case over four lemons sold on a train hoax. Mrs Nellie Cleaney the Birmingham lumberman's wife won a $500 judgment after appeals with costs and interest pushing the total to about $1000. Attorney D H Riddle seeks bond forfeiture if paid late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Parker Railway News Company
Supreme Court
Nellie Cleaney
Birmingham
Goodwater
Opelika
D. H. Riddle
Cleaney
Grand Hotel at Point Clear Opens Monday Night
The Grand Hotel at Point Clear will be formally opened for the summer season Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. M. Clifford, who arrived from Birmingham, will be in charge. The couple previously ran the hotel in 1910 and 1911 and later worked at the Mexican Gulf Hotel in Pass Christian, Mississippi.
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Point Clear
M. Clifford
Mobile
Birmingham
Miss Jane Addams Speaks in Paris Before Budapest Trip
Miss Jane Addams of Chicago spoke at the British American YWCA in Paris on women’s rights and training for life. She urged opening supervised dance halls on the Chicago plan to aid young women facing temptations before departing for the National Women’s Suffrage Congress in Budapest.
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International News Service
Paris
Jane Addams
Chicago
Budapest
National Women's Suffrage Congress
Miss Addams
Chert Highway Contract Awarded in Blount County
Assistant State Highway Engineer R P Boyd awarded a $4000 contract to J T Pearson for 1.25 miles of chert road on the Oneonta Cleve land road in Blount County. The project continues a state aid road network, aiming to create 5.5 miles of continuous macadamized road and ultimately extend across the county with bond funding.
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Montgomery
Ala
R. P. Boyd
J. T. Pearson
Blount County
Oneonta-Cleveland
Boyd
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Wrenn
Lacy
Nelson & Bailey
S. Royal ST
Miss Brooks
Merchants Bank
Alabama
Reno House
Xicotencatl
Castro
Goliad
Xicontencatl
Huerta
Washington
Miller
San Antonio
Mitchell
Richardson
Aorney
Parker News CO
Coosa County
Hull House
Chert Highway
Hostetter
A.M. Bright Grocery Co
Dauphin Street
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