Nashville man Irvin Pope eyed for grain inspector role
Irvin Pope of Nashville may be secured as grain inspector by Mobile dealers, coming highly recommended by National Grain Dealers Association President R. P. Jones. Pope attended a chamber of commerce meeting Monday night where dealers gathered. no action was taken.
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Irvin Pope
Nashville
Mobile
R. P. Jones
National Grain Dealers’ Association
Pope
Chamber of Commerce
Newman Kills Wife Then Ends His Life in New Rochelle
New Rochelle, Nov. 18. George B. Newman a diamond cutter killed his wife yesterday then took his own life. He had worried about failing eyesight that he feared would ruin his ability to work.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
George B. Newman
Newman
Harrisburg
Stephen Loncar
Steelton
Loncar
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief From Indigestion
This vintage ad extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast safe remedy for indigestion dyspepsia gas sour stomach and gastritis. It claims rapid relief within contact with the stomach and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for sudden stomach upset.
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Pape
Chinese Shops Close in Panama Over Registration Law
Chinese merchants in Panama City and Colon staged a prearranged shutdown to pressure the government to modify a new registration law. Some 1500 plus shopkeepers halted business, citing hardship to poor customers and delays in laundry service. Police were authorized to arrest noncompliant Chinese before November 25 as authorities kept firm. Chinese shopkeepers in the canal zone were unaffected.
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Associated Press
Panama
Republic of Panama
Colon
Canal Zone
Women Help 10 Protect Birds Nationwide
Colonel Joseph J. Acklen arrives to enforce the migratory bird protection law as chief warden. He urges cooperation with state wardens and sportsmen to curb plumage use and promote wildlife protection nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Joseph J. Acklen
Nashville
Tenn
United States
Acklin
East Indian Uprising Strikes Natal Amid Riots and Fire
In Natal Durban East Indian residents declared a general strike and rioted burning sugar plantations. White women and children faced terror as troops were ordered to disaffected districts. Durban saw mass action with calls for martial law.
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Natal
South Africa
Durban
Union of South Africa
William Dahlen Given Release by Brooklyn
William Dahlen, manager of the Brooklyn Baseball club, was released unconditionally by the team today. He is negotiating with a minor league club. Fielder Jones, former Chicago Americans manager, is prominently mentioned as the likely new Brooklyn manager.
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Associated Press
New York
William Dahlen
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Dahlen
Fielder Jones
Chicago Americans
Brooklyns
Jones denies negotiating with Brooklyn after Columbus talk
Fielder Jones says he spoke with Charles Ebbetts at the minor league meeting in Columbus but no offer was made. Jones says Ebbetts told him he was too high priced and he would not return to baseball without a big contract.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Fielder Jones
Brooklyn
Charles Ebbetts
Columbus
Shoes for the Whole Family at Harrys Government St
The notice promotes Shoes for the Whole Family at Harrys on Government Street with a second branch at Charley McGraw's Old Stand. It highlights a family friendly footwear offer and expands with a second location at Charley McGraws Old Stand.
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Government St
Charley McGra Charley McGraw
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lungs
A midwestern testimonial touts Dr Kings New Discovery as the best medicine for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Mrs A F Mertz of Glen Ellyn Iowa says it cured a stubborn cough after six weeks of doctoring failed. Money back if it fails with 50c and 1.00 prices. Sold by all druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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Dr. King
A. F. Mertz
Glen Ellyn
Iowa
H. E. Bucklen
C O
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Gold Ingot Theft In Transit From Constantinople To Paris
Thieves stole gold ingots valued at 20000 from a 1 000 000 consignment on route from Constantinople to Paris. Forty sealed cases showed no external signs, but $20000 was missing when checked at the Ottoman Bank in Paris. Police doubt theft occurred in French territory and link to a broader European robbery ring. The report notes similar past heists and ongoing police investigations.
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Associated Press
Paris
Constantinople
Beng
London
Alexandria
Egypt
Hamburg
Rio de Janeiro
Europe
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