Folk in New York to Examine Morgan Co Books
Joseph W. Folk chief counsel of the Interstate Commerce Commission arrived in New York from Washington for a private conference with Francis Lynde Stetson of J. P. Morgan & Co. to plan an examination of the Morgan firm and J. Pierpont Morgan papers relating to New Haven Railroad transactions. Folk arrived with four assistants ready to begin at once.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph W. Folk
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Francis Lynde Stetser
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
New Haven
J. P. Morgan
Stetson
Folk
Dedication of St Thomas Aquinas Church at Citronelle
The new Catholic church St Thomas Aquinas in Citronelle was dedicated on Tuesday with Rt Rev Bishop Edward P Allen presiding. The ceremony featured a full mass and litany with cathedral choir and soloists, and a detailed dedication sermon praising the church’s role for local Catholics.
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St. Thomas Aquinas
Citronelle
Edward P. Allen
Allen
Cyrin Thomas
John W. Dunne
H. Schmidtner
R. C. Gerow
D. D
E. J. Hackett
St. Cecelia
Rosa m McCarron
Lillie Walsh
Vance Gunnison
Marie McCarron
Marie Braun
J. Martin
A. H. Downey
Misses Walsh
McCarron
Intellectual Dishonesty of Women About Age Revealed
A column by Ada Patterson argues that many prominent American women lie about their ages in published biographies and personal disclosures. The piece cites specific cases, contrasts confidences with book records, and suggests motives tied to romance and social status while noting courage in other crises.
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New York
Five College Boys Held On Charge Of Shooting A Cadet
Five freshmen at St John s Military College were arrested in Annapolis charged with shooting Cadet William R Bowlus of the junior class after a hazing incident. The five named cadets Noble Valdez Jones Weaver Marbury were released on 1500 dollars bail each for a June hearing. The shooter’s identity was not disclosed.
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Annapolis
St. John's Military College
William R. Bowlus
John W. Noble
Preston
Henry Ll. Valdez
Havana
Cuba
Reginald A. Jones
Cambridge
George W. Weaver
Auburn
N. Y
Fendyl Mar
Maritime Movements Slow as Bananas Flow and Vessels Move
The Rockdale arrived from Rio de Janeiro to load lumber at Turner Hartwell Docks. Bananas from Puerto Cortez and Belice waters flood Mobile as Norwegian and British ships sail for Central American ports and Europe. The port reports long list of arrivals and repairs including tug Claude and General Timothy Pickering.
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Rockdale
Evans
European Lumber Company
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
St. Jucia
Turner-Hartwell
J. M. Walsh Stevedoring Company
Lodo
Chamelecon Steamship Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Morgan
Harald
United Fruit Company
Fort Morgan
Olsvik
Port Simon
Co. R
Monsen
Tela
Barkentine
Ethel Clarke
Cuban
Pleroma
Ruatan
Dovya Lisboa
Spanish River
Pinto Docks
P. J. McLaughlin
Elders Sempster Company
Bremen
Germany
Mobile
Harry T. Inge
Erickson
Puerto Barrios
Guat
Olvik
C. R
Charleston
Europe
Walsh Stevedoring Company
Huelva
Spain
Kylemhor
McIntosh
Mobile Liners
Port Arthur
Tex
England
Scotland
Claude
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company
Timothy Pickering
Pinto
Pensacola
Rokeby
Henry Siegel Under Indictment Returns to New York
Henry Siegel, under indictment for grand larceny and banking law violations linked to his private bank and department stores, returned to New York today aboard the Olympic. He briefed England visit. district attorney demanded timely return. Siegel is out on bail awaiting the hearing.
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New York
Henry Siegel
England
Trial by Court Martial of Captain Griffiths Begun
Trial by court martial of Captain Joseph H. Griffiths A S A alleged deserter from his post at Seattle was set for today at the Presidio San Francisco May 27 Griffiths is charged with conduct unbecoming an officer embezzlement breach of arrest and desertion He pleaded not guilty at arraignment May 18.
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San Francisco
Joseph H. Griffiths
A. S
Seattle
Presidio
Griffiths
Sir Joseph Swan Dead Inventor of First Incandescent Lamp
London May 26 Sir Joseph Wilson Swan inventor of the first incandescent electric lamp died today at age 86. In 1879 he solved producing an incandescent light enabling widespread electric lighting. He was also renowned for photographic appliances and perfected the carbon process and the dry plate.
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Associated Press
London
Joseph Wilson Swan
Joseph
Alberta Coal Resources Estimated At Nearly Two Billion Tons
Alberta estimates its coal reserves at 1.975 billion metric tons indicating a vast deposit base. The figure highlights Alberta’s role in energy resources and potential supplies.
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Alberta
Weather outlook for two states and mobile areas
Alabama expects cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with possible local thunder showers. Mississippi and Mobile area forecast shows partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with storms and fresh southeast winds.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Mobile
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George H. Denny
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