Empire Amusements Feature Variety of Edison and Pathe Tales
At the Empire today showings include The Adventure of the Counterfeit fifth Octavius installment with Larry O’Moore, Missaway’s dramatic world news, and a strong Pathe drama tomorrow The Strength of the Weak. Sunday features The Coward and the Man. Milton Schuster’s Comedy Company presents The Duke of Scandinavia with Florence Cole Grace Fletcher and a lineup of musical numbers and specialty acts.
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Scandinavia
Mr. Schuster
Florence Cole
Grace Fletcher
Henry M. Jensen
Bob Robinson
Edward Wedley
Duke of
Waldrop Elected Grand Chancellor at Alabama Knights Meet
Len G. Waldrop of Anniston was elected grand chancellor of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Alabama to succeed A. G. Patterson. Other officers were re elected or chosen including Dr. J. M. Donnelly as grand keeper of records and seals and DyNcenkats Samford as grand master of the exchequer. The two day convention opened with 200 representatives, most veterans plus about eighteen new initiates.
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Gadsden
Robert Mangum
Selma
R. W L. Ryland
Dadeville
Grand Lodge
New Citrus Fruit Grower Publication Debuts in Gulf Coast
The Citrus Fruit Grower, official organ of the Gulf Coast Horticultural Society, published its first issue on Wednesday. Edited by J. A. Dew, formerly an assistant state entomologist, with C. J. Zaizer as publisher and Frank Schnitger as business manager, the 24 page monthly magazine covers gulf coast fruit pecan truck and farming interests and aims to fill a real need among growers.
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Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
Gulf Coast
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C. J. Zaizer
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GROVE'S Tasteless Chilli Tonic Ad Promotes Health
An old advertisement claims GROVE'S Tasteless Chilli Tonic strengthens the body and enriches the blood. It targets adults and children and markets as a malaria fighter and general tonic.
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Grove
Anne Toni
Varied Frohsinn Concert Delights Mobile Audience
The Mobile Frohsinn's final concert before summer offered ten selections with praise for the varied program. Soloists Miss Mabel Heustis and Mrs. S S Tam performed bracing arias while the Rowley Orchestra accompanied numbers from Adele and Maid of Athens. The program featured Baritone Thorne S Winter and the mixed and male choruses, ending with Ship from Toyland and Beauteous Night.
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Mabel Heustis
S. S. Tam
Rowley Orchestra
Adele
Thorne S. Winter
Marie Shaffer
Charles Kilborn
John C. Willis
Mobile Frohsinn
Mr. Thorne S. Winter
Weer
Ee Saint-Saens
Mabel E. Heustis
Natoma Bainaidere
Bia
Victor Herbert
Emma la Prade Tam
Edwin Lyles Taylor
Toyland
Friml
Lawn Party At St Matthew's Closes To Great Profit
The lawn party at St Matthew's Catholic church rectory grounds ended Wednesday night as a great success. Rev Father John W Dunne praised the parish ladies for organizing a pleasant profitable event. Drago's Band performed from 4 PM and prizes will be awarded after a committees meeting Monday afternoon.
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St. Matthew's Catholic Church
John W. Dunne
Drago
Wabash Railway Reorganization Plans Outlined
Plans for reorganizing the Wabash Railroad under federal receivership were presented to six state public service commissions. A new $86 million stock issue will swap for existing preferred and common shares, with $18.42 million cash from issuances and $11.9 million from refunding bonds to fund operating needs and equipment. A new company would take over the Wabash, with $145 million in new securities and a plan for track and signal upgrades plus five years of vehicle purchases.
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Wabash Railroad
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Missouri
Ohio
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
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Wabash
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Louisiana House approves mobile to New Orleans highway plan
The Louisiana House passed concurrent resolutions urging Congress to authorize acts for bridges over Chef Menteur Pass, the Rigolets, and Pearl River. The goal is to enable Orleans and St. Tammany parishes to collaborate with Mississippi coast counties to build a New Orleans to Mobile highway.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Physician Convicted of Manslaughter for Forcible Operation
Dr. Martin KF Griffith of Monessen was found guilty in Greensburg, Pa, on May 21 in a case charging manslaughter tied to a forcible operation. Prosecutors argued the procedure caused a fatal outcome. The verdict follows a trial detailing alleged coercive medical practices and patient harm.
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Associated Press
Greensburg, Pa
Martin KF. Griffith
Monessen, Pa
William J. Robinson
Pittsburg
Dr. Griffith
Robinson
Griffith
If steam had not been discovered and used for man
The passage argues that steam's harnessing with electricity spurred development and progress. It asserts that human interaction and imagination drive ambition, negating the idea that some tasks are impossible.
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