Carranza Moves Toward Cabinet Shakeup in Mexico
Washington reports a cabinet split within Carranza's government as four ministers resign and Obregon demands their retention. Carranza contemplates keeping Cabrera and dismissing others, risking a rift with Obregon. Wilson seeks a stable coalition before recognizing any new regime, with Arredondo and Douglas traveling to Vera Cruz to discuss policy directions.
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Washington
Carranza
General Obregon
San Juan d'Uloa
Vera Cruz
State Department
Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
Raphael Zubaran
Hscudero Verdugo
Luis Cabrera
Jesus Ureta
Cabrera
Obregon
Wilson
Eliseo Arredondo
Charles A. Douglas
Oklahoma City man killed in Mexican mine dispute
Gilbert Teanhl of Oklahoma City, superintendent of a Mexican mine, was killed near Charcas, Mexico while attempting to intervene in a private quarrel on Wednesday. A State Department dispatch from Conell Bonney in San Luis Potosi said three arrests had been made.
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Washington
Gilbert Teanhl
Oklahoma City
Charcas
Mexico
State Department
Conell Bonney
San Luis Potos
Gulf Coast Horticultural Society Meet Planned at Ocean Springs
The Gulf Coast Horticultural Society schedules a June 24 gathering in Ocean Springs with sixty Mobile area delegates expected. Sessions include talks on citrus and pecan fertilizing pruning spraying and bearing fruit with ten minute talks and five minute discussions at a luncheon in the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Springs
Miss
Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
Canker
H. P. Lodinge
Mobile
James Brodie
Biloxi
W. C. Griffing
Grand Bay
Ala
L P
Delmas
Pascagou
E. Winberg
Silver Hill
A. Babendreer
Papa
Ww. Reynolds
Theo. Bechtel
Charles Pabst
H. B. Powell
Country Club
Thunderstorms Threaten More Flooding in Kansas and Missouri
Kansas and Missouri face renewed thunderstorms feared to trigger floods after days of severe weather. The Kansas River rose to 19.6 feet in the morning, and Topeka reported continued increases. Reports from storm-struck areas cited property damage and narrow escapes from small tornadoes, with the death toll holding at nineteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Topeka
Oklaoma
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Turner and Mrs Dixon
Mrs Henrie Goodhue Turner age 30 wife of Louis Earle Turner of Magnolia Springs Baldwin county died Friday afternoon after weeks of illness. Interment at Pine Crest Cemetery in Mobile will be Saturday. Also noted is the death of Frances Elizabeth Dixon at the family home on Murphy Street with surviving relatives listed.
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Henrie Goodhue Turner
Louis Earle Turner
Magnolia Springs
Baldwin County
Mobile
Pine Crest Cemetery
FE. Dixon
Frances Elizabeth Dixon
Muphin Street
Agnes ‘ M. Kierce
River
Gillette style poultry house offers year round comfort
The Gillette house designed by Mr Gillette is a square twenty feet per side structure for 100 White Rocks and later adapted to twelve feet squares for the laying competition. It features adjustable doors and vents for sun and breeze, secure inner pens, and economical framing to reduce lumber weight while maintaining rigidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Gillette
Gillette
Connecticut Agricultural College
Delaware Experimental Station
Pollard
Walte
Gillette Poultry House Design Aids Laying Competitions
The Gillette colony house combines air light and sun with a central partition to limit drafts. It optimizes floor space with movable droppings boards roosts and nest trays while allowing full ventilation from front to back in all seasons guiding two pens and adaptable interior fittings for competition use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Connecticut
Coca Cola Urges Consumers to Choose the Real Thing
An advertisement argues that genuine Coca Cola offers better value than substitutes, implying that price differences are negligible and quality favors the original cola. The message promotes sticking with the classic beverage for taste and consistency.
Thrift Education for Children and Nation Building
The article argues for teaching thrift in schools to build national wealth. It urges parental cooperation and cites Germany France and Belgium as examples. It warns thrift means conservation, not stinginess, and suggests a daily half hour study of thrift for lasting benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Belgium
Reserve Branch Bank for Orleans
The Federal Reserve Board plans to authorize the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank to open a New Orleans branch, with no final vote yet and broad support. The New Orleans branch would be the first under the system, details like capital credit and participating member banks to be settled later. The act specifies director selection and a manager for the branch, and Baltimore matters are expected to be addressed next fall.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
New Orleans
Federal Reserve System
Atlanta
Louisiana
Reserve Bank
Richmond
Baltimore
Charbon Found Among Cattle in Louisiana and Mississippi
NATCHEZ MISS June 19 Anthrax or charbon said to be highly contagious has been found among cattle in Concordia parish Louisiana and Adams county Mississippi adjoining. Adams county officials issued an announcement and county authorities have taken charge of the situation distributing vaccine and isolating animals showing traces of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Miss
Concordia Parish
Louisiana
Adams County
Mississippi
Neary
City Court Grand Jury Recommends Higher Juror Fees
The Mobile city grand jury urges cabinets for protecting office records and calls for juror pay hikes. It recommends $2 daily for city jurors and $3 for those from outside the city, to cover living costs and lost work time. It also urges state legislation to boost cattle protection and address justices of the peace issues.
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Grand Jury
City of
Mobile
Oal
Alabama
Justices of the Peace
Norborne R. Clarke
Bernard A
Dan Petty
Ghorge D. Williams
Sean Oe
County
Jaf
Ralemen
Ee Winhie
Mura
Gabe
Murer
Simon
VESSELS IN PORT Hints of cargo and port charters cited
The report notes ships in port and lists vessels tied to various docks and yards. It mentions Charters with Vinegar Bend Lumber to Manzanillo Cuba and Henry Crosby to Porto Rican ports, reflecting ongoing trade amid dockyard activity and ship movements.
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Pictator
Nor
Poco
Pickles
Seninde Gilkey
Ac & C. F. Pollar Gulf Docks
Perceler
John D. Colwell
Omy Galt I Dry Dow
Henry Crosby
Coniscliffe
Ollinger-Bruce Honduras
Evadne
Dry Docks
Turner-Terminal
Cuba Arbor
Dora Allison
Stream
Mexico
Alton
Bentley
Mexican
Zeta
Sosssiseere
Se Gulf Dry Docks
séRepairing Mma
Vinegar Bend Lumber Company
C. W. Mills
Manzanillo
Cuba
Horace- Turner Lumber Company
Porto Rican
Karen of Munson Line Sails for Havana with General Freight
The Norwegian steamship Karen of the Munson Line leaves port Friday with a cargo of flour medicines corn leather goods lumber and other merchandise bound for Havana and Cuban ports. The 62 day voyage from Birkenhead England ends as the Norwegian bark Catherina reaches quarantine after fumigation and the British schooner Albert D Mills is noted.
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Karen
Munson Steamship Line
Havana
Cuban
Birkenhead
England
Catherina
Albert D. Mills
Vessels Mobile Bound STEAMSHIPS
A shipping notice lists multiple steamship routes and sailing craft carriers. It includes Medians to Mobile Liners Inc Havana to Munson Line Tenbergen from New Orleans to Munson Line W M P Palmer Port Arthur to Mallory Line San Truce New Orleans to Porto Rican Line and sailing ships Springfield Genoa to J M Scott Rosefield Cadiz to Teresa Valencia to Moragues Lumber Company with various ports such as Liverpool Havana Port Pirie Puerto Cortez and Progreso in a compact transport listing.
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Median
Liverpool
Eng
Mobile Liners, Inc
Nes
Havana
Munsonne
Natal
Port Pirie
Australia
Bodo
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Chamelecon Line
Not an Injustice Says Henderson
Montgomery Ala June 18 Special That Governor Henderson denies the Montgomery Age Herald claim he ordered examiner J H Craig to audit the agricultural department books. He says Merritt’s contention that he assigned Craig is inaccurate and notes Craig was named after discovering potential discrepancies in executive records.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henderson
Montgomery Age- Herald
Agricultural Department
J. H. Craig
Henry P. Merritt
Age-Herald
Merritt
Age- Herald
Examiner Craig
Craig
Harrison Truckers Will Plant Crops in Fall
At a Biloxi gathering of the Biloxi Vegetable & Fruit Growers Association last night planters pledged fall crops including beans on fifteen acres, sweet peppers on five acres, eggplant on six acres, okra on five acres, and strawberries on five acres more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biloxi
Miss
Sweet Dreams Mosquito Remedy Praised by Montgomery Druggist
Druggist Mr. T. Ruff of Montgomery Alabama calls Sweet Dreams the most satisfactory mosquito remedy in his 33 years in the business. He notes the product does not stain bed linen and a single application lasts all night, with sales boosting after last season. Large bottles available and sold widely.
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T. Ruff
Montgomery
Ala
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Prof
Frederick Stoneburn
Colony House
Pion
S. W. Straus
American Society For Thrift
Reserve Branch Bank For Orleans
Atlanta Bank
Louisiana City
City Court
Judges OF Peace
Belize
Peste Seton
New York
Marine News
Harrison Truckers
U.S. A
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