Canal Link Will Connect Nations Says W Bryan
A letter from Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan, read at the Southern Commercial Congress in Mobile, expresses regret at missing the session while praising the canal as a connector of oceans and peoples. Bryan cites Latin American development, cross-border learning, and Pan American ties.
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William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Mobile
Southern Commercial Congress
Duncan U. Fletcher
United States Senate
Mexico
Latin America
United States
Europe
Andes
Pacific
Panama
Continents
Central and
South America
Pan-American Union
W. J. Bryan
Mrs Gielow Delivers Lecture on The Southern Mountaineers
Mrs Martha S Gielow known as Mrs Alabama Gielow speaks on The Southern Mountaineers before Southern Commercial Congress Woman's Auxiliary delegates at Cawthon Hotel parlor at 6 pm Wednesday. Free public repeat planned Friday. She founded the Southern Educational Association in Washington DC and is an official delegate with honorary president Mrs Woodrow Wilson.
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Martha
Woodrow Wilson
Southern Educational Association
Woman's Auxiliary
Special Notice on Medallion Cards and Picture Submissions
Medallion cards will be punched until November 1. Tomorrow and Friday are the last days. All pictures must be handed in by Friday night October 1, at which time the sale will also be discontinued. Hammel Dry Goods Co.
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I, Hammel Dry Goods Co
Mission Workers Gather at Topeka
At the forty fourth session of the general executive committee of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Topeka Kas today one hundred missionaries attended along with two hundred delegates. Fifty returned from foreign lands and fifty will sail next month. The budget for the coming year was set at $900000.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kas
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Willingham Resigns to Lead Florence Normal School
Montgomery reports State Superintendent William J. Willingham plans to resign after meeting Governor O Nea l on Wednesday night and will become president of the Florence Normal School. Governor O Neal has announced he will appoint W F Feagin to succeed Willingham.
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Florence Normal
Feagin
Montgomery
William J. Willingham
Nashville
O'Neal
Florence Normel School
W. F. Feagin
Mr. Willingham
Weather records smashed across Kansas Missouri and Texas
October temperature records of twenty five years were broken or equalled across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma and Texas. Readings ranged from 16 degrees above zero at Concordia and Dodge City to 30 at Dallas and Abilene. Snow and sleet followed by a biting wind caused livestock suffering as snow covered Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri. The heaviest fall recorded was 2 12 inches here.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Concordia
Dodge City
Kas
Dallas
Abelene
Andrew Davis Charged with Disorderly Conduct in Animal Cruelty Case
Andrew Davis was placed on the police docket Wednesday morning charged with disorderly conduct and mistreating animals on complaint by Harry Smith. He will be arraigned in the recorder's court Wednesday afternoon. A convalescent may discuss other matters but finds pleasure in recalling how high his fever rose.
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Andrew Davis
Harry Smith
Recorder’s Court
Stitches In Negro Heart Operation Rare In Mobile
Thomas Ridley, a local resident, died Wednesday morning after undergoing a rare heart stitch operation at Mobile city hospital performed by Dr. P. J. M. Acker. Maggie Banks, a Black woman, is charged with murder in connection with the incident following a Monday night dispute in a northern city house. Fresh stock of garden seeds advertised by English Carriage Co with varieties like Ruta bagas and Cabbages available for Fall planting.
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Thomas Ridley
City Hospital
P. J. M. Acker
Maggie Banks
Richey
Mornday
Mobile
English Carriage Co
Sun-Wed-Prit
Auto Violation Arrest Reported in City Court
John Alexander of 58 Menas Street was arrested Wednesday by Officers Ludlow and Phillips for violating the state automobile license law. He will answer the charge in recorder's court in the afternoon.
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John Alexander
No. 58
Menas Street
Ludlow and Phillips
Recorder’s Court
Save Your Hair Dandrine Promise in 25 Cent Ad
An advertisement claims Danderine cures hair loss and dandruff. It asserts dandruff damages hair, then promises lustre, thickness, and new hair growth after a few weeks with a 25 cent bottle from drug stores. It emphasizes quick, dramatic results.
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Knowlton
Bonds Of Alleged Pickpockets Raised In Court
F. A. Noonan and James Burke were arraigned in the recorder's court on charges of being dangerous and suspicious characters. Their cases were adjourned to October 31. Bond was set at 300 and raised to 800 amid police concern over a possible get-away bond.
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F. A. Noonan
James Burke
Recorder’s Court
Edington
Two Men Shot In Row After Dice Game Fatality
In a Fayette afternoon at 5 o'clock on V and Lawrence streets Jim Shepard and Wallace Holliman were involved in a shooting. Shepard fired five shots hitting Holliman in the body. Witnesses say Holliman drew a pistol but did not fire. Shepard fled the scene.
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Jim
Wallace
Holliman
V and Lawrence
Shepard
See Court Case Names Two Men Inability To Appear
A fragment indicates a court case proceeding with two men unable to appear on a Tuesday. The context is unclear but section mentions see court and inability to attend. No further details.
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See
Tesday
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Ruhlin
Husband
Gus Ruhlin
Pugilist
New York City
Pated
Foreign Society of Methodist Church
Willingham
Faust
Faust Spagh
Maull Bros
St. Louis
A. Cramer
S. W. Cor. Dauphin and
Ann Sts
Dr. Acker
E. O. Zadek Jewelry Co
Royal and Dauphin Sts
Panama and the Canal
Great Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Cates
Willis J. Abbott
Pacific Ocean
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