Four Thousand Vote on Strike In Southern Pacific
Four thousand workers on Southern Pacific lines from New Orleans to El Paso began a strike vote. Results due November 11 may settle months of bargaining with engineers firemen conductors and trainmen. Union leaders Christy Casey Barr and Paskerson led the drive for a joint conference, which the company had refused. Voters were instructed at Algiers shops to return ballots before the joint commission meets in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
el Paso
W. T. Christy
J. M. Casey
Fred Barr
S. H. Paskerson
Algiers
Houston
Northside Baptist Church Charters and Opens New Parish
The North Side Baptist church completes its charter at a large meeting adopting the Articles of Faith and church rules. With a small initial membership, more may join soon. G. J. Abney to lead Sunday school. Rev. L. C. DeWitt to arrive later in the week and conduct morning and evening services Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Baptist Church
G. J. Abney
L. C. DeWitt
New ‘Church
New York Doctors Launch Education Crusade Against Common Ills
Prominent New York physicians begin a campaign to reduce common illnesses with a seven rule list. Avoid drafts and hot rooms, embrace fresh air, and moderate meals to boost resistance as part of a public health effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pleasant duty of Miss Clark
Miss Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark is in New York to select a wedding gift from the House of Representatives for Miss Jessie Wilson daughter of the president. She mulled a string of pearls or a set of silver dishes noting Mr Mann the minority leader believed the majority favored silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Genevieve Clark
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Jessie Wilson
Clark
Mann
House
Joe Bunch Case Continued for Further Investigation
The grand larceny case of Joe Bunch was continued until November 7 before Recorder Edington for further inquiry. He is alleged to have stolen $45 and a valuable stickpin from Mrs. Catherin Bancroft at 05 Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bunch
Edington
Bunch
Catherin Bancroft
Church Street
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin digests all meals within five minutes, curing sour or gassy stomachs. It promises relief from heartburn, belching, indigestion, and discomfort if taken promptly, with a fifty cent box from a pharmacist.
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Pape
Rescue of Annie M Parker Crew Reveals Tragic Losses at Sea
Survivors tell of the Gloucester schooner Annie M Parker running aground off Nantucket after adverse winds. Captain Vincent Nelson and three mates are presumed lost. ten crewmen were rescued by the lumber schooner Tifton after drifting for a day and a night without water or food. One crewman Henry Nelson remained hoping for news of his father.
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Portland
Vincent Nelson
Annie M. Parker
Nantucket
New Bedford
Parker
Tifton
Jacksonville
Dories
Henry Nelson
Beverly
Boston
Josie
Phoebe
Reuben Kenny
Glenwood
N.S
Captain Nelson
Lester Fletcher
Argyle Sound
N. S
Ross Worthen
Pubnico Head
Thomas Landry
Arichat
C. B
Annie C. Parker
Rose and
Crown Shoals
Nelson
Kenney
Cook
Harry Nelson
Staunch
Astrakhan
Gresham
Sydney
Gloucester
Best Home Cough Remedy With Pinex and Sugar Syrup
Plain syrup from granulated sugar and warm water forms a base to mix with Pinex in a pint bottle and top with sugar syrup. A teaspoon every one to three hours shown to ease ordinary coughs within 24 hours and to aid bronchial issues, with Pinex highlighted as a key pine extract.
Washington Mansion Sought by Russia for Ambassador Home
The Russian government negotiates with Mrs. John Hay Hammond to buy the famous Pullman mansion in Washington. Valued at over 1 million dollars, the property would serve as the Russian Ambassador's residence in the national capital.
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Washington
Russia
Tobacco census reports delayed by firm dealer cooperation
Washington reports the census bureau finished its October 1 leaf tobacco inventory canvass. The data will likely be released on November 15. Director William J. Harris said dealers delay reporting despite penalties, complicating data collection.
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Washington
Census Bureau
William J. Harris
Women Direct San Mateo County Grand Jury
Redwood City California November six 1923 women will direct affairs of the San Mateo county grand jury organized here yesterday with eight men and eleven women members. There was drawn from a pool of seventeen women and thirteen men. Judge George H Buck made the selections holding that women may serve on juries although the attorney general had given an opinion to the contrary. The women proved the strength of their position by electing one of their number secretary although the men nominated a candidate of their own.
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Redwood City
Cal
San Mateo County Grand Jury
George H. Buck
Attorney General
First Mate Promoted for Bravery at Sea
Maurice Spangenberg promoted to captain after risk and rescue at sea. As first officer of the Grosser Kurfuerst he aided the burning liner Volturno and helped save 105 passengers with his crew.
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New York
Maurice Spangenberg
Spangenburg
Mobile and Ohio Orders New Locomotives and Cars
The Mobile and Ohio railroad company announces purchase of fourteen new locomotives including seven Mikado and seven Consolidated types, 532 steel drop bottom gondola cars and 20 cabooses for the Mobile to St Louis line. Delivery planned for January 1 with arrival about a month after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Mobile
St. “Vouis
Paris Banks Puzzled Over Income Tax Law
Paris banks face a quandary over the new American income tax law. They hold about 35,000,000 in coupons from American securities that have been cashed or discounted, raising fears that French banks may lose the one percent tax collected at source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Bookkeeping Class Opens for 1913 14 Season
The bookkeeping class for 1913 14 opened Wednesday night with large attendance. All classes show increases and instructors predict a very successful year. Shop talks continue during the week with service at the L N shops at noon Thursday to bring Bible lessons to plant workers delivered by well known city ministers.
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Cit
McQuagge Cleared in State Auto License Violation
F. G. McQuagge was arrested for violating the state automobile license law by Officer J. E. Haley. He was discharged when arraigned in the records court Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. McQuagge
J. E. Haley
Term in prison 100 much for him
Daniel O'Reilly ex convict and lawyer died at his New York home at 42. He helped defend Nan Patterson Captain Peter Hains and Harry Thaw. Friends say his death was caused by an 85 000 dollar bond theft sentence that led to a five month term at Blackwell's Island two and a half years ago.
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New York
Daniel O'Reilly
Nan Patterson
Peter Hains
Harry K. Thaw
O'Reilly
Aaron J. Bancroft
Blackwell's Island
Cardui Helps Weak Women Say Mrs Owens
Renfree Alabama woman Mrs Ollie Owens praises Cardui the woman s tonic and Thedfords Black-Draught liver medicine after suffering years of headaches back and side pains and nervous weakness She reports better sleep appetite and energy after using two bottles and urges others to try Cardui for common female troubles. She mentions the Chattanooga Medicine Co as the source and offers to request a 64 page home treatment guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Witness in Mississippi Murder Case Refused Extradition
Grace Hennington described as a fugitive from justice was wanted in La Comb Mississippi as a witness. Deputy Quin sought to fetch her but Judge Edington refused due to missing affidavits and discharged her. Quin offered protection while papers were corrected and decided whether to proceed.
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Grace Hennington
Murphy and
Lacey
la Comb
Miss
I. T. Quin
Edington
Quinn
New District for Equity Society Forming Gulf Coast Branch
Delegates from Mississippi Florida and Alabama meet at St Andrews hotel to organize the Gulf Coast District of the Farmers Society of Equity. A charter draft is planned with 50 000 capital and incorporation filings expected in ten days. D C McCann of Irvington chairs the drafting committee.
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Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
St. Andrews
Farmers’ Society of Equity
D. C. McCann
Irvington
Cc. B. Lozier
Robertsdale
Society
E. J. Bradley
J. A. Martin
Citronelle
J. M. Garrett
Elba
A. W. Steckenbach
John Wright
Theodore
John Griffith
Summerdale
R. M. Clark
Calvert
Harlan Cleveland
Colin McDonald
Grand Bay
R. M. Storrs
Carl
de Funiak Springs
Fla
Fla. C. B.lozier, Robertsdale; D. C. McCann
John Gregg
J. W. Paul
Dawes
William Frank
Wiggins
Miss
EB. L. Mays
Axis
Ala
A. H. Bliss
Bexley
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Rogers Peet & Co
Byracus
Knox Hats
Earl & Wilson
FR Mo
Northside Baptist
White House
John Hays Hammond
California
Ohio
Renfree
Ollie Owens
Cardus
Harry
Government Street Mobile
NEW District For Equity Society
Song
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Welle
Melbhester
Orlick
U. S
First National Bank
Jansary
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
South
Conception Street
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