Presbytery Receives Ministers and Assigns Installations
Rev. John D. Keith and Rev. Jhn Van de Erve are received from Atlanta and Chicago. Installations set for April at Stockton Brewton Evergreen with preaching and constitutional questions. leaders include Dr. Keith, Van de Erve, and officiants Col J M Dawson Cap tain B F McMillan and Elder N Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Keith
Jhn van de Erve
Mobile
Atlanta
Chicago
Des Pate
Brewton
Evergreen
de Erve
King
Mobile Medical College
Lider Rh. O. Harris
Keith
Stockton
A. F. Carr
J. M. Dawson
Thomas M. McMillan
van de Erve
B. F. McMillan
J. E. Wallace
J. M. Davison
N. Crane
Hunt for Filibuster and Arrests Expected
Mississippi Gulf Coast report says federal agents have located three men suspected of filibustering expeditions and arrests are expected within days as the investigation continues.
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Msulfport
Miss
Spe
Department of Justice
Gulf Coast
Johnson Meendin wed in Gulfport ceremony
Charles J. Johnson and Miss Inez Meendon were married Sunday evening by Rev. H. H. Snead at the Episcopal School. The groom, a Mobile native, works as shipping master with August Lindahl in Gulfport. They will live in Gulfport.
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Gulfport
Miss
Charles J. Johnson
Inez Meendon
H. H. Snead
Episcopal Sch
Mobile
August Lindahl
Gulfport Officer Warned Over Night Door-Kicking
Gulfport Mississippi March 25. Police officer R L Taylor received a mailed threat for cracking down on illegal establishments. The note warned him to stop visiting homes at night and included a small amount of reddish powder described as counter powder. Taylor said he would ignore the threat and continue his duties with fellow officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
Miss
Law and Order
R. L. Taylor
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder purports to cure kidney and bladder issues and related ailments in men and women. It claims to regulate bladder trouble in children and offers mail delivery for $1.00 with two months of treatment per bottle. Alabama testimonials requested.
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Texas
Alabama
B. W. Hall
Olive Pone
St. Louis
Gulfport Police Nab Robbery Suspects In Milling Heist
Gulfport Mississippi March 25 police believe they will clear Hood Milling Company robberies after three arrests. Officers recovered 300 pounds of sugar and 200 pounds of rice. The three suspects, tied to the case, will be tried tomorrow before Justice of the Peace Fulmer.
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Gulfport
Miss
Hood Milling Company
Sonded Sob Neal
Nhs Geome
Oni Goter
Justice of the Peace
Fulmer
Fan House Burned at Paint Rock Colliery
A fire destroyed the Scranton mine fan house at Paint Creek Collieries in Kanawha county. Fifty workers were rescued from the mine with difficulty as martial law remained in the district. Governor Hatfield ordered one company of the West Virginia militia to vacate the strike area.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Henry D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Kanaw County
Scranton
Paint Creek Collieries Company
United Mine Workers of America
Telegraphers Get Eight Percent Wages Rise
Telegraphers on the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway and the Alabama Great Southern Railway receive an eight percent average pay increase. General Manager Horace Baker announced the advance and noted requests for shorter hours were refused. About a hundred telegraphers are affected.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Four Men Drown In Lake Apopka Capsize
Four men drowned when their launch capsized in Lake Apopka during a Sunday outing amid high winds. The victims were E. D. Lewis Frazier Garner Clarence Garner and John Garner, from Apopka and Orlando, Florida. Bodies recovered the next day.
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Associated Press
Winter Garden
Fila
Lake Apopka
E. D. Lewis
Frazier
Clarence
John Garner
Lewis
Frazier Garner
Apopka
Fla
Orlando
JURYMEN DRAWN FOR GULFPORT COURT term
Two hundred forty names were drawn from the jury box to serve at the next term of circuit court in Gulfport. The eight week term opens Monday April 7 and will handle only civil business.
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Gulfport
Miss
Tenor Sings Easter Hymn as Tornado Toll Rises in Mahaska
Cassius Stimer a Mahaska man sang The strife is o er the battle done at Easter services in Mc Cabe Methodist church. He was killed when a tornado wrecked his home and heavily damaged the church where he performed.
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Maha
Cassius Stimer
South Second Street
Steamer C. F. Tietgen Rescues Texas Passengers
A wireless message from the steamer C. F. Tietgen reports she towed three passengers from the Texas adrift after her propeller failed in heavy seas. The Texas, en route from TE to Newport News, encountered terrible weather offshore and hailed help.
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New York
C. F. Tietgen
Texas
Point TE
Newport News
British official says no US change in Chinese loan stance
London lawmakers heard Francis Dycke Ackland reveal the British government learned of any shift in Washington's view toward the Chinese loan only from newspaper reports. Ackland said he had no direct US government information and that no change had been communicated to London as of March 3.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Francis Dycke Ackland
Ackland
Peking
China
United States
Tornado kills Lulu Tillson in Sterling area
By AP Lulu Tillson nineteen of Moline dies in Sunday night tornado that swept the southern part of the country. The Miller family home near Erie is blown over but other Miller members escape injury.
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Associate Press
Sterling
Lulu Tillson
Moline
Jesse Miller
Erie
Miller
Leinkauf School Hosts Art Exhibit Opening Night
Leinkauf School opened its art exhibit to a large audience with about two hundred pictures showcasing architecture sculpture and painting from ancient to modern times. The display aims to educate on art development from Egypt through Italian Dutch French and American works. The event included a Grade 1 program featuring Poppy Play Sunbonnet Babies and a guided art lecture by Mrs Harvey.
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Leinkauf School
Egypt
E. Chaudron
Poppy
Mulberry
Maren
Girls Allowed to Stay with Father in Jail
In New Orleans a bankruptcy hearing for Musica hair importers drew Grace and Louise Musica into court. After brief testimony they were freed and granted permission to remain in the parish prison with their ailing father, agreeing to pay for their meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Mus
Grace Musica
Antonio Musica
Grace
Louise
Burglary on a Wholesale Plan Involves Teen burglar
James Walker a 16 year old Negro boy was arrested by Fatrolman Oliver Pistole on a charge of breaking into the barber shop of Lee Canty at Dauphin near Warren streets. Walker is said to have entered about thirty five places in the vicinity during the past month including barber shops pressing clubs and an oyster shop and has robbed gas meters recently. He will be arraigned Wednesday afternoon in the recorder's court on two burglary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Canty
Dauphin
Warren Streets
James Walker
Fatrolman Oliver Pistole
Walker
Pistole
Recamter’s
Confessed Slayer Is Given His Liberty
Trenton New Jersey March 25 William Atzenholfer who was arrested on suspicion of involvement in the death of Miss Luella B Marshal was released from custody yesterday The court accepted his claim that a drug influenced his confession and acquitted him of the crime
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Trenton
N.J
William Atzenholfer
Luella B. Marshal
Here
Atzenholfer
Syrup of Figs Advertised as Pure Liver Bowels Cleanser
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle, natural laxative for constipation. It claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels without griping, using figs and senna, and warns to look for California Fig Syrup Company on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
Game Keeper Shot in North Carolina Hunting Preserve
John Armstrong, manager of George Gould's hunting preserve near Greensboro, was shot and probably fatally wounded by Leet English during a lease dispute. English fled the scene and is being pursued by a posse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Greensboro
N. C
John Armstrong
George Gould
Here
Town Wiped Out By Tornado Near Stirling
A tornado destroyed most of a small Illinois town near Stirling Sunday. The Catholic church is the only building standing. Injuries occurred as residents scrambled for safety and Daniel Little was electrocuted while repairing a damaged dynamo.
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Associated Prose
Stirling
Ill
Here
Twons
Daniel Little
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