Germany Faces Post War Trade With Confidence Says Heineken
Phillip Heineken, director of North German Lloyd, says Germany expects a strong postwar trade rebound and will avoid dumping. He notes one way postwar traffic to the United States, with raw materials arriving first, while manufactured goods rebuild later. German shipping will adapt as ships return from war service.
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Berlin
London
Paris
Germany
Associated Press
Phillip Heineken
Lloyd Steamship Line
Herr Heineken
Europe
America
England
Eain Terra Meineken
Manila
War ends, German shipyards busy while US canal plans loom
The speaker notes North German Lloyd could resume prewar tonnage, wartime shipbuilding nearly finished, and German yards crowded with orders for two years. He predicts a second US canal is plausible and argues Panama may be unreliable, urging a choice between a second fleet or a durable canal.
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Lloyd Line
Germany
Herr Heineken
United States
Panama Canal
Egan Secretly Divorced in July Says Friends
Friends disclose that H. Chandler Egan former golf champion obtained a secret divorce last July. Mrs. Egan, of Chicago, won the decree and custody of their daughter. Egan resides in Oregon.
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Chicago
H. Chandler Egan
Egan
Oregon
Columbus Woman Recovers After Six Years Of Illness
Mrs. J. S. Barlow of Columbus Ohio recounts six years of female troubles and nervous weight loss. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gains weight and strength and praises the medicine for saving her life and restoring health.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. S. Barlow
South 4Th St
Satsuma Day Planned for December 7 Centennial Event
The Gulf Coast Horticultural Society sets Satsuma Day for December 7 with a parade and a ball. President O F E Winberg authorizes a committee to organize the program for the day. The Mobile celebration aims to grow in size from last year.
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Gulf Coast Horticultural Society Tuesady
O. F. E E. Winberg
Mobile
Gulf Coast Fair Exhibits Rise For Pecan and Citrus Displays
Progress reported toward Gulf Coast Fair exhibits with W H Reynolds saying paper-shell pecans and Satsuma oranges will be ready soon. Exhibits to be placed in city ticket offices of the Louisville and Nashville and Southern Railroads. Sixty carloads of Satsumas expected to ship from Mobile district this season. Output to greatly exceed last year. Dr O F E Winberg to open Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange offices here October 1 through February 1.
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W. H. Reynolds
Louisville and
Nashville and Southern
Satsumas
Mobile
Dr. O. F. E. Winberg
Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange
Negro Ordered to Behave Bond Set at 150 Dollars
In recorder's court Judge Edington required Leslie Austin, a negro, to post a six month good behavior bond of 150 dollars after his wife, a complainant, testified to ongoing harassment. Austin signed his own bond. Joe Davis, a negro, paid a ten dollar fine for carrying a concealed pistol, with the judge noting no intent to violate law and citing his clean record. Zachary Owens, a negro, wanted in Chattanooga for failing to complete a hard labor sentence, was turned over to authorities for return proving scheduled dispatch Wednesday night.
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Leslie Austin
Edington
Recorder’s Court
Austin
Joe Davis
Davis
Zachary Owens
Chattanooga
Tenn
Red Cross appeals for comfort kits for border troops
The American Red Cross urged donations of comfort kits for U S troops on the Mexican border. The appeal followed a request from the Red Cross supply depot at El Paso calling for these kits as most needed, and advised against sending abdominal bands typhus bags and goggles.
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Associated Press
Washington
Red Cros
Red Cross
Ki Paso
South Atlantic Storm Moves Inland Fading in Florida
The South Atlantic storm has moved inland to northern Florida and weakened in intensity, according to the weather bureau in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Florida
Weather Bureau
Resinol Ointment Ends Four Year Eczema Ordeal
Mrs. G C Silsby of Rockville New York reports four years of itching and burning eczema on shoulders neck arms and knees. She used Resinol Ointment and Soap as directed and slept peacefully the first night and soon was entirely cured. Samples offered by Resinol Baltimore.
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G. C. Silsby
Box
Rockville
N.Y
Baltimore
Dorsey Endorsed for Governor of Georgia at Polls
Georgia voters gave Hugh M. Dorsey a large pledged convention majority after the state primary. Harris Hardeman and Pottle trailed in delegates as statewide results favored Dorsey. Other statewide races were close with Specer Eakes Price and agriculture posts mirroring tightened contests.
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Dorsey
Georgia
Atlanta
Hugh M. Dorsey
Macon
Nat E F. Harris
L. G. Hardeman
Joseph E. Pottle
Harris
State House
W. J. Speer
W.J. Eakes
Eakes
J. J. Brown
J. P. Price
Commissioner of Agriculture
Price
Masonic and related orders meet at city halls and halls
Local fraternal and civic groups gather at Scottish Rite Cathedral and adjacent streets for meetings. The Masonic-Mobile Council No 2, Rose Croix No 3, Owls-Mobile Nest No 1490, Peace Rebekah Lodge No 4, and Young Men's Institute No 408 announce sessions at specified halls with start times around 7:30 PM.
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Masonic—Mobile Council
Armor Plate Plant Site Chosen For Navy Factory
Hearings on a proposed government armor plate factory site were held before Secretary Daniels and Navy officials. Representatives from chambers of commerce urged their cities. The plant, funded by naval appropriations up to 11 million dollars, requires final approval by the navy general board.
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Washington
Daniels
Navy Department
Chambers of Commerce
Navy General Board
Court races offer slim returns in appeals and commissions
In the appeals court race fourteen candidates seek one of three newly created judgeships, with returns so far meagre and fortunes unclear. Incumbents Co M. Chandler and Guyton McLendon hold safe leads over challengers James H. Peeples and J A. Perry for railroad commission posts.
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Court of Appeals
Co. M. Chandler
Guyton McLendon
James H. Peeples
J. A. Perry
Railroad Commission
Charles Hughes Ends Long Presidential Campaign Trip
Charles Hughes completed a 39 day campaign tour covering 25 states from Portland Maine to San Diego California and a bridgehampton stop. The nominee traveled by rail about 11 494 miles and by car over four hundred more totaling roughly 14 000 miles.
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New York
Charles’ Hughes
Bridgehampton
Portland
San Diego
Cal
Canada
South
Ville
Hughes’s broad tour spans many railroads and states
The notice recounts Mr. Hughes traveling across more than fifteen railroad systems after leaving New York. He endured many hardships, descended 8000 feet, spoke from diverse platforms including Salt Lake City, and delivered 141 speeches while posing with children and attracting crowds. The voyage ends with a return to York in good health as a new four day trip prepares for an election day start.
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New York
Mr. Hughes
Cave
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Hughes
York
Bridge
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Jinks
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Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
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Puss Junior
Georgy Porgy
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Margaret
Dusty Miller
Dusty
Giller
Border
Solid Rubber Type Notary, Corporation and Wax Seals
Mobile Book Binding CO
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Leo Frank
Q. W. Weststreet
Overstreet
Meldrim
Congress
Charles Edwards
J. W. Overstreet
Peter W. Meldrim
American Bar Association
W. E. Larsen
D. M. Hughes
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Meteor Coffee
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Noma
Gulf Coast
Bay ST. Louis
Ehuds Tue
Kuo
the Item
Salemsan
Baldwin Counties
Ascade Ginger Ale
Selzer
Case
D. Palliser
Rosedale Creamery
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Home
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Tampa
Ag West
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