Methods School Today to Hear T L McGill on Federation
The Mobile School of Methods program hosts T L McGill of Selma for an afternoon session on The O A B C Federation. He leads the evangelistic effort that doubled Selma Sunday school attendance and spurred federations in Alabama Ohio and New York. Conference at First Baptist Church includes plans for a winter push by Mobile adult Bible class federations and varied departmental sessions.
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T. McGill
Selma
O. A. B. C. Federation
Selma Men’s Organized
McGill
Alabama
O. A. B.C. Federation
New York
Mobile Men's
S. Gaillard Hamilton
Mobile Women’s
C.S. Shawhan
School of Methods
First Baptist Church
A. G. Tan
Deland Cooper
Leon C. Palmer
Alabama Sunday School Association
P. Moore
T. L. McGill
Wu Ting Fang Named China Foreign Minister
Wu Ting fang has been appointed minister of foreign affairs in Peking by a near unanimous parliamentary vote. The longtime Chinese minister to Washington succeeds the earlier rejected selections due to monarchical leanings.
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WU Fang
NEW China
Associated Press
Peking
Wu Ting Ang
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Tuan Chi-fui
Wyoming voters move to polls as rain threatens
Over cast skies with a threat of rain early today tended to hasten the voting throughout Wyoming. Chief interest centered in the senatorial contest.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fair Weather and Heavy Early Vote Reported Across New Mexico
Fair weather prevailed in New Mexico with reports from various sections indicating a heavy early vote across the state on this election day in Albuquerque and other locales.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Marriage licenses issued by probate court
The probate court issued licenses Tuesday and Monday afternoon for Henry A. Nordmann and Mary Ellen A. Hickey, and Daniel W. Moseley and Leslie D. Bedwell.
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Probate Court
Henry A. Nordmann
Mary Ellen A. Hickey
Daniel W. Moseley
Leslie D. Bedwell
Maine Voters Turn Out Amid Presidential Ballot
Voters across Maine cast ballots in the presidential contest despite the state election already decided in September. Pleasant weather aided the turnout as residents faced the polling stations in Portland and other locales.
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Maine
Portland
Daniels Ends Campaign With Torchlight Parade
Secretary of the Navy Daniels wound up his campaign activities in North Carolina with an address in Winston Salem after leading a long torchlight parade through the city last night.
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Daniels
Associated Press
Winston Salem
N. C
Secretary of the Navy
Gets-IT Corn Remedy Promoted As Easiest To Use
An advertisement touts Gets-It as the simplest corns and calluses cure. It claims rapid relief with a few drops, replaces harsh treatments, and urges buying 25 cents a bottle from E Lawrence & Co in Chicago.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Mobile
Slayings Probe As IWW Clash Prisoners Sit in Seattle
Snohomish and Seattle authorities, aided by Seattle police, hold 289 prisoners linked to Sundays fatal clash between IWW members and Everett citizens. Investigators seek actual shooters while Everett prosecutions hinge on identified defendants. IWW funds flow for defense as William Haywood arrives. William Blackman probes Everett industrial conditions.
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Seattle
Wash
Snohomish County
Industrial Workers of the World
Everett
Everett City Dock
King County
William D. Haywood
Chicago
William Blackman
United States Department of Labor
Pacific Coast
English Imports and Exports Register Gain
London November 7 The board of trade figures for the year show an increase of 13 000 000 pounds sterling in imports and 12 746 000 pounds in exports. Principal increases in imports were Food 6 000 000 pounds and cotton 3 000 000. Leading gains in exports were in manufactured goods including cotton textiles 3 000 000 and woolens 1 500 000.
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Associated Press
London
Board of Trade
Funeral for Mrs. John W. A. Sanford Held in Montgomery
Funeral services were held at the brother’s residence for Mrs. John W. A. Sanford 81 long time United Daughters of the Confederacy worker who died Sunday night after a 16 year illness from a hip fracture. Surviving relatives include three brothers A. J. Taylor Hails Taylor and Thomas Taylor of Montgomery and three grandchildren Mrs. Burlin Starnes John W. A. Sanford and Hugh Sanford.
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Montgomery
Ala
John W. A. Sanford
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sanford
A. J. Taylor
Hails Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Burlin Starnes
Birmingham
Detroit
Hugh Sanford
North Carolina
Birmingham Rates to Drop Over Five Percent If Approved
Birmingham Railway Light and Water Power Company seeks a reduction of more than five percent in its electricity rates. The Alabama Public Service Commission will review the filed schedule on Thursday. Atticus Mullin, secretary, said the company voluntarily filed the schedule.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Public Service Commission
Birmingham Railway, Light and Water Power Company
Atticus Mullin
Street Railway Company
Chorus Rehearsal for Faith Is The Victory
The chorus will rehearse at First Baptist Church Government and Jefferson streets on Tuesday November 7 from 7 to 4 o clock. Children of Baptist churches in Mobile are urged to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Government and
Jefferson Streets
Baptist Churches of
Mobile
Aviator Wrecks Engine Dropping Floral Wreath
Oliver Meyerhoffer a San Diego aviator nearly died when his wreath dropped from 1000 feet during a funeral escort for Joe Bocquel and caused a gust driven short circuit that halted his plane. He managed a controlled landing on the bay.
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San Diego
Cal
Oliver Meyerhoffer
Joe Bocquel
Meyerhoffer
Rocquel
San Francisco
Generally Fair Weather Across U S This Morning
The Weather Bureau reports generally fair conditions across the nation with only light rains in the extreme upper Mississippi valley and snow in western Colorado. Temperatures are unusually warm for the season and the overall atmosphere is pleasant.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
Alabama School Tax Amendment Becomes Voters' Focus
Alabama voters on November 7 weigh a constitutional amendment allowing counties to levy a tax for schools. With all twelve electoral votes already pledged to Wilson, attention shifts to eastern northern and western states as results come in.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Wilson
612 Tons Silver Bullion Put Aboard Deutschland
Six and one half tons of silver bullion from the San Francisco mint were unloaded in New London and sent to the German merchant submarine Deutschland at the state pier. The metal traveled in five open wagons through the streets without armed guards for shipment overseas.
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Associated Press
New London
Conn
San Francisco
Deutschland
State Pier
Deaths and Funerals of James R. Brown in Mobile
James R. Brown, native of Albany New York aged 63 years, died Monday night at 7 10 at 107 St Emanuel street Mobile after thirty years as a steam shovel engineer for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Survived by widow three daughters Miss Gettie of Meridian and Misses Nada and Fennie Brown, two sons Samuel of Meridian and Elliott of Decatur Ill.
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James R. Brown
Albany
New York
Mobile
St. Emanuel Street
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Brown
South
T. G. Gettie
Meridian
Miss
Nada
Fennie Brown
Samuel
Elliott Brown
Decatur, Ill
Infant Goronoway Owen Gliddon Jr. Dies After Illness
Goronoway Owen Gliddon Jr. aged eighteen months died after a short illness Monday night at 10 15. He was the son of Mr and Mrs G G Gliddon Sr of 4 College Lane.
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Goronoway O. Gliddon, Jr
Goronoway Owen Gliddon, Jr
G. ©. Gliddon, Sr
No. 4
College Lane
Defalcation Payment Forwarded by National Surety
The National Surety Company paid $1490.47 into the state treasury as part of losses from the defalcation of W. D. O'Brien former tax collector of Tallapoosa county. O'Brien, recently indicted, pledged to plead guilty at the next Tallapoosa circuit court term and face sentencing.
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Montgomery
Ala
National Surety Company
W. D. O’brien
Tallapoosa County
O’brien
Tallapoosa
Morgenthau and Wilcox Claiming Election Already
New York November 7 The Democratic finance chair Morgenthau says the country faces an upheaval as returns tilt toward Wilson while Republican leader Willcox proclaims victory based on New Ashford Massachusetts results. He notes the campaign spent about 1.65 million with around 200000 left unpaid. Morgenthau hosts a dinner for major contributors and cabinet members as returns come in.
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New York
Willcox
New Ashford
Mass
McCormick
Democratic Committee
Harrisburg
Wilson
Ashford
Henry Morgenthau
Democratic Finance Committee
E. M. House
Court Call Docket For Wednesday In Equity and Law
In the Law and Equity Court Judge Berney calls a Wednesday docket listing cases including Joseph Perva Republic Cresting Co and Bright Sovereign Co vs G Olinger J H Webb. In Circuit Court Judge Browne lists Tuesday dismissals and abatements for several cases then presents Wednesday calls including Leeper Co vs Mrs Nelson Corn & Cotton Farms Co vs Rogers Wheeler vs Wheeler Reimer t H Ollinger vs Kimball administrator and Ollinger & Bruce vs Kimball administrator.
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Law and Equity Court
Berney
Joseph
Va Republic Cresting Co. Bright Socery Co
Co. G. Olinger
J. H. Webb
Lloyd E. Warner
Circuit Court
Browne
Like King
C. M. Best
J. J. Cameron
Southern Punctureless Tire Co
L. F. Boyle
Gavin Hunter
J. F. Grice
Spencer Lumber Co
L. F. Leeper & Co
Charles Nelson
Corn & Cotton Farms
Chancery Court actions set for Tuesday sessions
Smith chancellor presides in business Tuesday before 12:30 p m with several matters submitted. LeBaron Coleman versus Mamie Coleman. Angela Havron versus Richard Havron. Pearson versus Ashbee. Sage versus Boyes. Wilkins versus Wilkins motions and references ordered or granted with pleadings and proof.
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Chancery Court
Smith
LeBaron Coleman
Mamie Belle Coleman
Register
Angela Switzer Havron
Richard Havron
C. Pearson
George F. Wilkins
Indiana Vote Brisk Amid Fair Weather Forecast
Early balloting in Indiana was brisk as voters headed to polls on November 7. Officials predicted a record turnout thanks to pleasant weather and a steady stream of voters across Indianapolis and other counties.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Votes of Women Endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine
Women voting with their purchases show support for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound by buying and using it for their health needs. The piece frames consumer choice as a voting act and praises past use by women suffering from ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
South Carolinians Focus on Other States After Wilson
South Carolinians, already counting their nine electoral votes for Wilson, were chiefly concerned today over what other states would do. The report from Columbia notes voters tracking national results and awaiting final outcomes in key battlegrounds.
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Columbia
8. C
Wilson
Unusually Large Ohio Vote Expected in 1932 Election
Ohio voters faced favorable conditions as election day opened with anticipation of a record turnout. In addition to the national ticket, contests for U S senator Atlee Pomerene Democrat and Herrick and for governor Frank B Willis against James M Cox drew close bids. Both sides claimed victory margins up to 100000.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atlee Pomerene
United States
Myron T. Herrick
Frank B. Willis
James M. Cox
Boston Voter Turnout Expected From 117000 Registered
The city expected a brisk party vote with most of the 117000 registered voters likely to cast ballots. Polls opened at 6 a.m. and closed at 4 p.m., according to party leaders.
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Boston
Ent Press
Six Arrested in Salt Lake Dynamite Plot
Six men were arrested over the past two weeks in Salt Lake City linked to a dynamite plot. Police report nitroglycerine, caps, and powder found on three suspects while fifteen remain under suspicion. An inmate’s hint tied to Joseph H death anniversary may expose the gang.
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Tess
Salt Lake Mocky
Oslo
Joseph H
Hillstrom
Lpgader
Lake Merchant
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Democracy Today
Wilson and
Marshall
Repub
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
U.S
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Wilcox
Morganthau
South Carolina
Sen
Pomerene
Myron Herrick
Gov. Willis
PLO
Salt Lake
Vitagraph
Anita Stewart
Rigley Way
Wrigley's
Wrigley
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