National Conservation of the Oysters
At the National Association of Shellfish Commissioners meeting in Atlantic City President John Craft of the Alabama Oyster Commission urged national jurisdiction over shellfish. He warned state laws hinder conservation and argued federal aid and science should back state efforts to boost seafood supply nationwide.
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National Association of Shellfish Commissioners
Atlantic City
John Craft
Alabama Oyster Commission
Underwood Seeks Business Opportunity Over Legislation
Oscar W. Underwood declared in the house that Americans want a chance to do business more than new laws. He criticized a filibuster by his own party against rural credit legislation tied to anti trust measures. He argued credit is sound, money easy, crops likely, and rails may get a living rate, forecasting rapid prosperity.
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Underwood
Oscar W. Underwood
United States
Congress
Patent Office Needs and Library Reorganization Highlighted
A representative of the Engineering Record reports that German and library references exist for a high pressure cement test but were not cited against the proposer claims. The commissioner urges library reorganizaton, better training, higher salaries, and more staff to enable reference and access, plus new building for the library.
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Michaelis
Congress
Thief Involved in Crime and Betrayal Over Social Equality
A suspect linked to a violent crime faced a personal conflict over social equality as details reveal a partner in crime was shot during an act of alleged exploitation. The report emphasizes motive and the broader social context surrounding the incident.
Set Aside the Liquor Question in Alabama Politics
Alabama voters show fatigue with prohibition wrangles and want lawmakers to shift to reforms. The Birmingham News urges a local option stance, tax and education overhaul, and practical social measures over liquor fights.
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Alabama
Brooks Lawrence
Carmichael
Fuller
Comer
Montgomery
House
Henderson
Friends of Prohibition
Birmingham News
the News
Birmingham
Board of Education
Mobile
British crisis and industrial unrest in Parliament
The article argues Britain faces a growing labor conflict tied to Ulster resistance to home rule. It recalls army use in strikes and political riots, questions officers' obedience, and notes Labor demands for cautions on troop deployment while warning of a looming general strike and class tensions between labor and capital.
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London
Ulster
Britsh Isles
House of Comman
Asquith
Keir Hardie
Labor
Home Secretary
Hardie
House of Commons
Commons
House of Lords
Ulster Volunteers
South Ireland
Dublin
Manchester
Cleveland
Illinois
ArlTtgeld
Tom Mann
Edward Carson
Craigavon
Lord Lansdowne
Lords
England
Railway Men's Union
Railway Men’s Union
Ulster Unionists
Britain
Civil service exam notices in June for men in Washington
Washington announces June civil service examinations for men with diverse posts. Positions include technical assistant in pharmacology, assistant in Gipsy moth work, assistant animal inspector, dental intern, junior fuel engineer, aid in Bureau of Standards, superintendent of cereal field station, assistant in plant malnutrition, land grant college specialist, examiner of accounts. Qualifications vary by post, ages 19 to 48, salaries from 600 to 3,000 dollars annually.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Dental Internet
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Certified Public Accountant
Informa’ Enunething
Commencement at Montevallo Girls School
The Alabama Girls' Technical Institute at Montevallo opened with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. W. P. Neilson as cloudy weather persisted. The senior class staged a cantata about the Daughter of Jairus. 62 graduates are expected, with a first Alumni Association banquet and a trustees meeting set. Governor O'Neal is anticipated to attend and host a campus reception.
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Montevallo
Ala
Alabama Girls’ Technical Institute
W. P. Neilson
Trinity Presbyterian Church of
O’neal
Bishop E P Allen confirms 52 at Selma ceremony
Rt Rev Edward P Allen bishop of Mobile officiated at the Catholic church in Selma Alabama on Sunday receiving a class of fifty two confirmants into the church. Rev Fathers Barry and Cronin assisted and later the bishop met with them to discuss church matters noting pleasure at growing parishioner interest.
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Selma
Ala
Edward P. Allen
Diocese of
Mobile
Fathers Barry
Cronin
Allen
Barry
Ardent Torpedo Boat Destroyer Completes Trials In Clyde Shipyards
The Ardent, a new torpedo boat destroyer designed with a longitudinal framing system by William Denny and Brothers in collaboration with the admiralty and Isherwood methods, has been completed and handed to the admiralty. The vessel, featuring direct shell framing and bulkhead connections, promises material savings and strengthened structure for future large destroyers.
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London
Clyde
Admiralty
William Denny and Brothers
Ardent
Messrs. Denny
Isherwod
Sir Archibald Denny
Isherwood
Mercantile
Birmingham Rails for Shipment to Orient
Ten thousand tons of steel rails arrived in Pensacola over two days and were switched to Tarragona street wharf for loading on British steamers. The rails are for the government of China and will be delivered at Tien Esin along with pirates and spikes. This is the second shipment. the first is already at sea.
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Pensacola
Fla
Tarrangona Street
Government of China
Tien Esin
Birmingham
Tsien Tsin
Plans for New Hospital at Pensacola Expected
Pensacola plans for the new hospital by the Sisters of Charity will reach the city between June 1 and June 10. Proposals for the building will be opened and the contract awarded about July 1. Ground breaking is hoped for July 4 with architects finalizing plans.
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Pensacola
Fla
Sisters of Charity
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Chicago
Lytton Building
Kelly Smith
Associated Press Report
International News Service
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Assn
Eee
Home
Bell
Sam Semere
Net
Cerades Aii Council
National Conservation of the Oysters
Patent Office
By Frederic J. Haskin
Washington
Montevallo Girls School
Neilson of
E. P. Allen
Glass
Orient
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