Wilson praised by Republicans at regional postmasters’ meet
At a joint Virginia and North Carolina postmasters convention in Norfolk McKesson a Morganton Republican lauded President Wilson as the greatest leader since Jefferson. His loyal GOP stance drew spontaneous and lengthy applause from attendees including some Democrats. The event included a light aside about shoes.
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Police suspend three officers over Chinatown gambling
New York police commissioner Waldo suspended Captain Frank J. Tierney, Sergeant Owen J. Keegan, and Patrolman Louis Gray after a late night probe found gambling houses operating openly in Chinatown. The action followed a personal investigation by the commissioner.
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Revenue Cutter Crew and Students Save Homes From Blaze
Men from the revenue cutter Winona and students from the State Normal School aided a fire at Kapa Thursday afternoon. They helped save the Tapia home after three houses burned, with Norton, Wilkins, and Speer homes largely destroyed. Total loss about 1900 dollars. Norton unaware of his loss until late.
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Calhoun Jail Praised as Best Kept in State
Special to The Item Montgomery Ala Sept 26 Inspector W H Oates filed seventeen prison reports with Governor O Nea l finding Calhoun County Prison probably the best kept in the state and offering no recommendations. Other jails including Shelby Elmore Perry Marshall Lee St Clair Madison Hale Sumter Cullman were noted with mixed conditions and transfers ordered for Cullman inmates. The Shelby almshouse water supply was flagged as needing adequacy.
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Crop rotation adopted in Alabama boys corn clubs
Montgomery reports three year rotation including cotton corn oats and cow peas with clover cover on three acre plots to build soil. Girls tomato clubs will start in ten more counties for a total of twenty. pig club work to be expanded under Charles S Jones with Auburn guidance.
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Burnett Fails to Qualify as County Education Superintendent
Montgomery Sept 26 J M Burnett newly elected Tallapoosa county superintendent of education fails to qualify within fifteen days of October 1 leaving vacancy. J P Oliver the present superintendent seeks appointment state superintendent Wilkingham delays final decision until after October 1 Oliver to hold over interim. several other applicants noted.
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Candidates Invited to Speak in Pickens
Special to The Item reports candidates for state office will be invited to speak in Pickens County. Wilt Flock, president of the fair plan, announced a designated day called Candidates' Day and urged speakers to attend and address the crowds.
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Str uis conference votes name change for church
The St Louis conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South met in Jackson Mississippi and voted to rename the denomination to Methodist Episcopal Church in America. The AP report notes the decision amid broader church discussions and typographic error in the source text.
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Battle for second place in city championship
Velvet Beers and Albrigate 4 Wood clash Sunday on Kling's diamond for second in the city championship. Lineups list Velvet Beers Leech Yost King Weenovan Peterson Steber Pistole Ponds Wiseman Sims Chambers Pryor and substitutes. Albright & Wood include Vautrot Finkbohner Hannon King Mangum Reinhardt W Hannon and Brown. Manager West aims to schedule a Monroe Park game Sunday October 4 with Crown.
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Harvard's Oldest Graduate William A Smith Dies at 89
Worcester obituary notes William A. Smith aged 89 years six months died yesterday. A Harvard alumnus, class of 1843, he was a lawyer and a 22nd degree mason.
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John F. Jossen Returns From Transcontinental Tour
Mobile businessman John F. Jossen returns home after a several months tour that included stops at Yellowstone Park the Grand Canyon California and other Western points. His journey concluded with a return via New York and the East.
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