Two Ministers Clash After Socialism Debate in Hartford
In Unity Hall Bere last night Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hill and Rev. J Hogan of Monroe N Y argued after a debate on Socialism. Hogan says Hill struck him with a fist and police were called though no arrests were made. Hill, president of the International Peace Forum, pastors Metropolitan Temple in New York City.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Unity Hall
Bere
John Wesley Hill
J*, Hogan
Monroe
N. Y
Hogan
Hill
International Peace Forum
Metropolitan Temple
Methodist Episcopal
New York City
Hawaii Troop Strength to Rise to Fifteen Thousand
Major General William H. Carter announces U S Army forces in Hawaii will grow from 8 000 to 14 000 or 15 000 as troops move from the states. He will sail to Honolulu to assume command and take about 5 000 men to augment Oahu garrison with remaining forces sent from the Texas border when available.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
United States Army
Hawei
William H. Carter
Honolulu
Division of
Hawaii
Carter
Oahu
Texas
School Plans Discussed at Board Meeting
The school board met Monday afternoon to review plans and specifications for new school buildings from Messrs. S. S. Murphy C. F. Vigor and Lee Byrne of the N E A convention. Action was deferred until the regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
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Messrs. S. S. Murphy
C. F. Vigor
Lee Byrne
Becker frames murder claim in Rosenthal case dispute
In New York on March 2, Harry Whallon denies firing the shot that killed Herman Rosenthal. He accuses Charlies Becker of framing him to deflect suspicion, insisting he never carried a gun and now works as an electrical contractor supporting his wife and two children.
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New York
Charlies Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Harry Whallon
Rosenthal
Becker
Vallon
Pape's Diapepsin Ends Stomach Distress Quickly
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a safe rapid cure for indigestion dyspepsia and gas. It claims relief from sour stomach heartburn and nausea within moments after contact, recommending a fifty cent case for home use and noting worldwide fame.
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Maette
Franklin County Officials Cleared of Most Errors
Special to The Item Montgomery March 3. Examiner W R Foster reported three Franklin county officials mainly free of miscounts with minor errors that will be corrected. Sheriff A W Hargett due state 39.39 county 54.71. Circuit Clerk E R Freeman due state 13.47 county 70.31. Probate Judge S J Petree due state 30.72 county 245.54. Other officials listed as correct include R B Sibley tax collector W H Austin treasurer A T Petree ex treasurer Foster Gavin treasurer of Franklin county high school C C Sparks former tax assessor and T H Roberson superintendent of education. Board of revenue noted a few illegal claims but overall praised.
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Montgomery
Ala
Franklin County
W. R. Foster
Foster
A. W. Hargett
E. R. Freeman
J. Petree
RB. O. Sibley
W. H. Austin
A. T. Petree
Foster Gavin
Franklin County High School
C. C. Sparks
T. H. Roberson
Board of Revenue
General Rivett-Carnac Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Herbert Carnac known as General Rivett-Carnac was fined four dollars or eight days for disorderly conduct after arraignment before Recorder Edington on Monday afternoon and discharged for drunkenness. Ernest Stribert and Charles Sanderson were fined ten dollars or ten days plus thirty days on vagrancy charges.
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Herbert Carnac
Edington
Carnac
Herbert Rivett-Carnac
Ernest Stribert
Charles Sanderson
Stamp Collector Leaves Mobile for Home
W. H. Conover of Philadelphia, representing the Cambridge Encyclopedia Brittanicae, has spent a month in Mobile visiting Southern cities. He is a leading stamp collector who spent much of his time compiling data on Confederate stamps for a forthcoming work as spring approaches.
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W. H. Conover
Philadelphia
Mobile
Former Head of Carnegie Trust Still In Tombs
The monthly Tombs report notes W J Cummins former head of the Carnegie Trust Company remains confined in the Tombs awaiting transfer to Sing Sing. He has not begun a four year eight month sentence imposed in 1911 by Justice Davis. the conviction was upheld by the court of appeals last October. Cummins is held to testify before a bankruptcy referee regarding the Carnegie Trust Company claims against his estate.
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Associated Press
New York
John Hanry
Tombs Prison
Katherine B. Davis
Correction
W. J. Cummins
Carnegie Trust Company
Cummins
Sing Sing
Davis
Court of Appeals
Holt
United States Court
MacGrane Coxe
Electric Bitters Tonic Promises Spring Health Boost
Winter impurities clog system as spring fever drains energy. Electric Bitters claimed to cleanse kidneys liver and bowels, expel impurities, restore health and ambition. Four weeks treatment, guaranteed, $1.00. Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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Stean
Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Rev Barnes Leads Tabernacle as New Pastor
Rev Barnes, a native of Alabama with past charges in Selma and Pratt City, now heads the Tabernacle church. He and his family reside at the former pastor’s home. Regular services include prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m workers meeting Friday 7 30 p m and Sunday services 11 a m and 7 30 p m.
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Barnes
Baptis Tabernacle Church
Mr. Barnes
Tabernacle
Selma
Pratt City
Birmingham
Pp. Wilkes
the Tabernacle
How Thin People Can Put On Flesh
An advertisement explains that thin people can gain weight by taking Sargol tablets with meals. It claims 5 to 8 pounds in two weeks and 10 to 25 pounds per month, with no dieting, and states the product nourishes blood and fat production. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp. and others with a money back guarantee.
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van Antwerp
Ocorp
Mobile
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Matinee
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Frank King
J. B. Lyons
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