Minister dies in automobile wreck near Attica Kansas
Rev. Robert Carlisle pastor of the First Methodist church in Atlanta Kansas was killed when their car overturned near Attica. His brother J A Carlisle and sister Ethel Carlisle of Winfield were seriously injured in the crash which occurred today.
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Associated Press
Attica
Kas
Robert Carlisle
First Methodist Church
Atlanta
J. A. Carlisle
Ethel Carlisle
Winfield
Neac
Gotham Police Probe Reveals Free Taxi Rides to Officials
Police Commissioner Waldo opened an investigation into reports that high ranking officers were given free rides by Yellow Taxicab Company under charge accounts never paid. Investigators questioned two inspectors and two captains as DA uncovered evidence of city employees receiving rides valued at about 25000 dollars annually.
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New York
Waldo
London paper sees danger to white labor in Pacific coast entry
The Pall Mall Gazette argues that if Japan seeks arbitration over the California land bill the outcome may test limits of arbitration. It warns free entry for Chinese and Japanese could threaten white labor on the Pacific coast and questions U S enforcement of any such award.
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Associated Press
London
Japan
California
Pall Mall Gazette
United States
Pacific Coast
Washington
Baptists Flock 10 Convention Opens in St Louis
Registration of delegates for the Southern Baptist convention began in St Louis with Rev Lansing Burrows of Americus Ga handling over a thousand registrations. The convention covers 17 states and the District of Columbia with about 2.446 million members in 23892 churches. The opening session starts tomorrow afternoon and the Woman's Missionary Union auxiliary led by Rev De Edwin Charles Dargan will meet as well.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
Lansing Burrows
Americus
Southern Convention
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
District of Columbia
Woman's Missionary Union
Edwin Charles. Dargan
Macon
This Interests Every Woman Kidney Health Advice
A family doctor notes women seek help for female trouble but improve when kidneys and bladder are treated. Foley's Kidney Pills are recommended as the best medicine for backache, fatigue, aching joints, and nervousness from kidney issues. Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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Foley
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Police Court Fines And Incident Involving Multiple Defendants
In the recorder's court Tuesday morning R E B Picket was fined two dollars or four days for violating the standing clause of the traffic ordinance. Teddy Judge was fined twenty five dollars or fifty days for striking Leo Eldridge in a Oakdale barroom. an appeal was noted with bond set at one hundred fifty dollars. Dewey Johnson pleaded guilty to bicycle larceny and was bound over to the city court grand jury under two hundred fifty dollar bond. Peter Smith charged with assault and battery received a continuance to Wednesday morning for arraignment. Emanuel Camones and Alexander Madison were fined fifty dollars and five dollars respectively for disorderly conduct. James Jackson, Greek restaurant keeper, fined fifty dollars for harboring a vicious dog with order to kill if at large within six months. The Greeks appealed with bond one hundred fifty dollars. Officer Conniff, thrown from a frightened horse Monday night, rests easily after minor injuries. Officer Macon aided in the pursuit.
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R. E B. Picket
Recorder’s Court
Teddy Judge
Edington
Leo Eldridge
Oakdale
Dewey Johnson
Recorder's Court
Arbo
Galle
Fred A. Crozier
J. O. Bell
Dauphin Street
Emanuel Camones
Alexander Madison
James Jackson
Davis Avenue
William Connitt
City Hospital
Congress
Cuba
Locust Streets
Armor Macon
Conniff
Mrs Clara Hunsiker Weds Russian Colonel in Warsaw
Mrs Clara Hunsiker late Miss Clara Jansen of Cleveland Ohio marries Colonel Dimitri d Osnobichinea in Warsaw Russian Poland. She was previously wife of Colonel Millard Mensiker and head of the American Society in London.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Russian Poland
Clara Hunsiker
Clara Jansen
Cleveland
Ohio
Dimitri d'Osnobichinea
Millard Mensiker
American Society
London
Married Life The Third Year Continued In London
In the Cheshire Cheese Warren and two American visitors critique tourism and dining. They question Dr Johnson’s era artifacts while a mandolin orchestra plays. Warren laments slush and the waiter's knowledge, then enjoys pigeon pie as Helen requests small ale and a napkin.
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Warren
Massachusetts
Robson
Boswell
Goldsmith
London
Scott
George
Helen
New York
Oakdale Kindergarten Interest Rises in School Meeting
A meeting of the Oakdale School Improvement Association discussed kindergarten work in the district. A five member committee was appointed to boost attendance. Mrs. W. K. Linscott spoke on the benefits of kindergarten training. Next meeting set for May 23 in the kindergarten rooms. Officers listed: Millstead president, Sconyers vice president, Cooke secretary, Rush treasurer. Membership committee named Southard King Rush McCoy Jackson.
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Oakdale School Improvement Association
W. K. Linscott
J. S. Millstead
J. W. Sc
Posters Will Have Picnic at Dauphin Island
Delegates to the Southern Poster Advertising Association convention will be entertained at a full day picnic and oyster barbecue on Dauphin Island. Plans, made by the Chamber of Commerce entertainment and publicity committees, target about 200 delegates attending starting Monday May 19.
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Southern Poster Advertising Association
Dauphin Island
Chamber of Commerce
M. A. McDermott
H. G. Crawford
McDermott Advertising Service
Egg Hunter Dies After 200 Foot Fall in Pocono Mountains
Samuel Crispen aged 33 descended 100 feet by rope near Easton Pennsylvania in search of eagle eggs and plunged 200 feet to his death. He had collected eagle eggs across the country and news of the accident was released yesterday.
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Associated Press
Salem
N. J
Samuel Crispen
Pocono Mountains
Easton
Crispen
Kira
Dictionary first edition sparks a curious London stroll
Helen and Warren tour a quirky historic shop in central London, admiring a curious window setup and a first edition dictionary worth a lot. She hopes for a booklet and they joke about postcards, finishing with praise for Fleet street and a tasty pigeon pie.
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Warren
Helen
Fleet Street
National Drainage Congress Urges Flood Protection Policy
Mr. W L Henderson of the Southern Railway and Mobile and Ohio Railroad becomes a member of the National Drainage Congress educational committee. In Washington on May 22 at 2 30 P M the committee will present resolutions from St Louis urging a national flood protection and swamp land reclamation policy. The resolutions want a national body to plan and implement the policy and favor a public works department for that role.
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W. L. Henderson
Drainage Congress
Department of Public Works
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