Yacht Club Social Amid Rain and Fashion Notes
A rainy but well attended gathering at the Yacht Club featured a crowd including Ginnios Murray Lucy Knlight Rush Brown Marone Josephine Leitherbury Elizabeth Imogene Little Helen Minis Woolf Maudie Woolf Kathighes Mabel Goode Adelaide Kleen Browne Gladysea Smith Edith Dresden of St Mo Helen Roddie Nashville Sarah Turner Vinegar Ala Gari Holzborn Ed Percy Gee Leasene Jno Bell Wilmer Inge Walter Toxey Hugh Fonteg Frank McConnell Jim Duggan C Wright Jerry Donovan Jnc Baumhauer Will Baumhauer Arthur Kimball Hardy Smith Henry Kea Geo Izard Henry Izard and more. A column on sport shirt fashion notes the shift toward low necks and short sleeves for men, sparking discussion about women’s dress. Also features on social entertainments, weddings plans, and local arrivals and departures.
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Yacht Club
Ollowing
Ginnios Murray
Lucy
Knlight Rush
Ainie Brown
Marone
Josephine Ar
Gari Holzborn
Ed Percy
Gee Leasene
Jno
P. Bell
Wilmer Ivis
Grease Inge
Walter Toxey
Hugh Fonteg
Frank McConnell
Jim Duggan
C. Wright
Jerry Donovan
Jnc
Anti-Kamala Tablets Promised Relief for Headaches
The ad claims thousands suffer headaches daily weekly or monthly and doctors cannot always find causes. It urges taking Anti Kamala or AK Tablets, available at druggists in various quantities, promising relief and permanent cures for headaches and sick headaches.
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Janse
Mississippi Chancellor Bars Ticket Penalty in Rail Travel
Chancellor O B Taylor in Jackson Mississippi ruled railroads may not impose a 10 cent cash penalty on passengers who do not buy tickets at stations. He said state law limits per mile charges and the extra 10 cent fare is unlawful, restricting penalties to 3 cents per mile.
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Jackson
Miss
O. B. Taylor
Mississippi
Archbishop Quigley Improves Yet No Hope Seen
Rochester dispatch reports Archbishop James E. Quigley improving but doctors say no hope remains. Overnight bulletin said he was comfortable and brighter, but a positive prognosis was not expected.
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Quigley
Rochester
N. Y
James E. Quigley
Kentucky Distillers Agree to 1916 Production Cut
In Louisville on June 30, Kentucky whiskey production is cut to 33 1 8 percent of the 1916 average from a nominal 40,000,000 gallons. Distillers cite excess crops and high grain prices as reasons, noting a 65 percent reduction for the current fiscal year due to prior oversupply.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Tsing Tau Refugees Leave New York for Copenhagen
Seventy seven German refugees from Taing Tau, seized by the Japanese, aboard the Frederick VIII sail to Copenhagen via New York. They arrived from San Francisco, led by Frau Hedwig Meyer-Waldeck and include ten German army and navy surgeons and fifty two German sanitary corps men.
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New York
Taing Tau
Copenhagen
San Francisco
Frau Hedwig Meyer-Waldeck
Kiau Chau
German medical contingent sails from San Francisco
The last of the German doctors and hospital nurses from Tsingtau depart for New York en route to Germany. The 102 member party arrives in San Francisco from the Orient and is led by Dr. L. Foerster, surgeon general of the German Far East forces, with several members traveling with families.
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San Francisco
Tsing ‘Tau
New York
Germany
Orient
L. Foerster
Far East
Architects seek Chamber motion on billboard removal in Mobile
The ways and means committee of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce and the Home Economics Club announce plans to seek affiliation with the American Institute of Architects. Local architect John A. Wetzel writes Chairman J. Leslie Taylor urging a legislative appeal if authorities lack power to remove billboards on principal streets.
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American Institute of Architects
Ways and Means
Chamber of Commerce
Home Economics Club
Mobile
John A. Wetzel
J. Leslie Taylor
Willard Seeks $100000 After Arm Title Win
Rochester June report: Jess Willard world heavyweight champion assigns a total $100000 value to his two arms that earned him the Havana title. He applies for a one year policy with Rochester insurance for $50000 on each arm.
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Rochester
N. Y
Jess Willard
Havana
Rochester Insurance
Aldrich-Vreeland Law Dies At Midnight
Washington reports the Aldrich-Vreeland emergency currency law ends at midnight after distributing nearly 400 million dollars in its early wartime period. Most currency issued has been retired and redemption is expected in days. Five hundred million in notes remain on hand for operation and future expansion will be handled by the Federal Reserve system.
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Myers Memorial Church
Ida Mai Gurganus
Alvah B. Reed
Miss Gurganus
Sallie D Combs
Meridian
Manley Hetfield
Minnie Brance
Lorena Gaston
Milah Sheldt
Minnie Lee Martin
Guy Hurlbutt
W. M. Gaston
Sallie Combs
New Orleans
Killarney
Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Prisoners Escape From Dothan Jail In Alabama
Federal prisoner Filmore Wilson and county inmates Joe Benton and Jim Sloan escaped Houston County Jail Dothan Alabama by sawing through a window bars. A blanket lowered to ground and wall sealed. bloodhounds followed trail to railroad tracks but lost it.
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Montgomery
Ala
Filmore Wilson
Joe Benton
Jim Sloan
Houston
Dothan
Store Burglary Report Near Bradg Street Under Probe
Police investigate a burglary at a liquor store on Erie Street and Magnolias Streets. The intruder is unknown, and authorities filed the report with the department as they pursue leads.
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Robert P. Bradg
Erie
Magnolias
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Bowie
Robertson
Ann Barthold
Weatherford
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Crowell
Wichita Daily Times
Monroe Park Pavillion
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Magnolia Beach
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Hilda
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Macon
Dick Crawford
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Tampa
Fla
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Tuttle
Mallory
Albert E. Reynolds, Jr
Grand May
Joseph Wear
Mattie Hickey
Virginia
Mr. Hickey
Sadie Bevill
Bernard H. Epichord
Miriam Lamb
Z. T. Windham
Miss Lee
Windham
Ernest
Johnson
G. H. Fonde
Clyde Hunter
Rivers Rush
Birmingham News
John R. Chilton
Rey
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St. Francis Street
J. F. Bettis
Nina
Mattie Louissell
Clifford
Illinois
Michigan
Geo. W. Siifith
Kenton
Ohio
Myrtle Cleveland
Biloxi
Carl Holatorn
Columbia Ice Cream CO
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Tsing-Tau
C. of
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Altivor
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Masonic Temple
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