Modern prison to rise faster after blaze in Alabama
Mi Ry Alabama October 15 convict prison in Bible burned last week is rapidly being rebuilt. Convict Inspector L Geer just returned from Louisville and planned reconstrucion of new buildings with modern improvements. About 250 convicts will work on the rebuilding by November and be stationed in a new commissary. No injuries and an orderly escape occurred as doors opened and inmates moved to safety in the mine.
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Mi RY
Ala
Beth Modern
Bible Wich
L. Just
Luie
Ict
Geer
Jebson Freed After Fortnight Detention
A Mexico Mazatlan wireless dispatch reports Frederick Jebson of San Francisco, head of a local steamship line, released by Mexican federals after two weeks of detention. He was arrested in Guaymas and moved to Mazatlan aboard a Mexican warship. charges remain unclear.
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Associated. Press
San Francisco
Mazatlan
Mexico
Frederick Jebson
Jebson
Guaymas
Washington
Rountree Invited to Talk About Highways
J A Rountree secretary of the United States Good Roads Association and Alabama Good Roads Association has been invited to speak at a Good Roads convention in Jackson Tennessee on October 17 to urge organizing counties for a new interstate from Jackson Tennessee to Corinth Mississippi tying into the Corinth to Gulf Highway under construction by the Mississippi Highway Association.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. A. Rountree
United States Good Roads Association
Alabma Good Roads Association
Jackson
Tenn
Corinth
Miss
Mississippi
Judge Phillips links criticism to Judge Gantt’s death
Former Judge John F. Phillips declares that criticisms of James B. Gantt’s ruling on the omission of the word the hastened Gantt’s death. He testifies at memorial exercises held by the Missouri Supreme Court, defending the decision as proper law requiring indictments end with against the peace and the dignity of the state.
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Jefferson City
James B. Gantt
Missouri Supreme Court
John F. Phillips
Kansas City
Gantt
State Supreme Court
Phillips
McNelly Wins West Virginia 1st District Special Election
In Wheeling on October 14 M. M. McNelly Democrat won the special election to Congress in West Virginia's first district to fill the Davis vacancy. Republican J. G. Hearne was a close second, with Progressive G. A. Laughlin in third place.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
M. M. McNelly
Congress
John W. Davis
Solicitor General of
The
United States
J. G. Hearne
G. A. Laughlin
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Strength For Home Makers
The ad urges home keeping women to use Foley Kidney Pills to boost vitality and relieve back pain nervousness aching joints and irregular bladder action. It claims the medicine delivers tonic strengthening effects and improves kidney and bladder health with a comforting influence. Van Antwerp Drug Corp. advx
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Muse
Foley
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Advx
Death of Army Surgeon in Texas City Case
Captain Arnim Miller, assistant surgeon with the Sixth United States Cavalry, died of blood poisoning from a fractured leg after being thrown from his horse a week earlier. He was 383 years old. His body will be sent to Milwaukee for burial.
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Associated Press
Texas City
Texas
Arnim Miller
Sixth United States Cavalry
Milwaukee
Poslam Heals Unsightly Skin Diseases
Treatment claims Poslam eradi cates eczema acne herpes rash pimples itch and scaly scalp faster and more effectively. Poslam Soap is advertised for daily use with soothing, purifying benefits and available at pharmacies. free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
Cotton consumption and stocks in September revealed
The census bureau shows U S cotton consumed in September at 649 870 bales, with 668 252 bales on hand September 30 and 1 304 657 bales in independent warehouses. Imports totaled 7 154 bales and exports reached 980 312 bales, distributed among the United Kingdom Germany France Italy and others.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Egypt
Peru
China
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Italy
Art collection given to museum by Altman heir
Associated Press reports the Metropolitan Museum of Art to receive the Altman art collection including a famed porcelain set and valued at over 15 million dollars. The will also allocates 150000 to the Met, 100000 to Mount Sinai Hospital, 80000 to other charities, and substantial employee and family bequests.
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Associated Press
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Jamin Altman
Iman Ami
Altman
Philip IV
Olivares
Velasquez
Kann
Ruysdael
Franz Hals
Merry Company
Louvre
Holbein
Margaret Wyatt
British Columbia Bars Asiatics With Unyielding Policy
Sir Richard McBride the premier of British Columbia travels to London to press the British Foreign Office on enforcing the province’s ban on Asiatics including restrictions on timber cutting and fisheries. The Japanese government protests the stance as irreconcilable with Britain’s pro Japanese tilt.
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Associated Press
London
Richard McBride
British Columbia
Edward Grey
Great Britain
Canada
Sir Richard McBride
Foreign Office
Mrs Blake Permitted to Sue Mrs Mackay in Alienation Suit
New York October 15 Counsel for Mrs Katherine Ketcham Blake who sued her husband Dr Joseph A Blake for separation obtained a supreme court order allowing them to file a complaint and summon Mrs Clarence H Mackey in a $1,000,000 suit alleging alienation of Dr Blake's affections. Mrs Mackey was served earlier but the matter only entered court today.
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Associated Press
New York
Katherine Ketcham
Blake
Joseph A. Blake
Supreme Court
Southern Railway Directors Named at Annual Meeting
Richmond Virginia October 15 At the Southern Railway annual stockholders meeting the board elected for three year terms George F Baker Jr Adrian Iselin Jr Charles Lanier and Edmund D Randolph all of New York City actors in the roster of rail company leadership as announced after the gathering
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Associated Press
Richmond
The
Southern Railway
George F. Baker, Jr
Adrian Iselin, Jr
Charles Lanier
Edmund D. Randolph
New York
Express Rates Set To Take Effect December 1 In ICC Ruling
Washington Oct 15 The Interstate Commerce Commission announced new express rates will go into effect December 1 rather than tomorrow. A request for an extension was granted, but a bid to revise the scale was refused.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Guard Officers Meeting Date Changed in Alabama
In Montgomery the Alabama National Guard officers meeting to form a state association was moved from October 26 to November 2 due to the Southern Commercial Congress in Mobile. Capt W P Screws announces the change and urges statewide attendance to pursue service improvements and legislative needs.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southern Commercial Congress
Mobile
National Guard
Alabama
W. P. Screws
U.S. A
South Alabama
Six Black suspects in Underwood case held for confession
Montgomery reporters say six Black people are under arrest in the William H. Underwood case. The planter’s corpse was found on a public road early Saturday morning in a severely harmed state. Suspects are jailed as officers seek confessions.
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Montgomery
Ala
William H. ‘Underwood
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