Florida Governor to Hear Both Sides in Marco Disputes
The Florida governor considers petitions from Collier County officials and 400 citizens asking the sheriff and deputies be allowed to remain after a land dispute involving Marco. The notice states the attack on Sheriff Maynard is unwarranted and aimed at personal ends, urging calm conduct and acknowledgment of lawmen’s duties.
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Orida
Marco
Teat
Fila
Florida
Ne “Mi
Arid
Martin
Imants
Teeaveenor
Collier County
Collierty
Maynard
Mayor Presented With Watches At Golden Wedding
In Macon Georgia Aug a council meeting marked by the presentation of Luther Williams with four gold watches to honor his and wife Eliza Helm’s 50th wedding anniversary. A grandchild in Oregon sent gold nuggets and a brother in Britain sent a gift as part of the observance. A petition request to deny removal faced protests from a Williamsold faction urging sheriff support for Collier's claims.
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Macon
Sears
Luther Williams
Miesae
el H Helm
Swansea
Wales
Oregon
Williams
Collier
Collier County citizens push for governor action on resignations
A Collier county delegation travels by auto to Fort Myers to urge Governor Martin to demand resignations from county officers and to call a special election. The group, led by Barron G. Collier, aims to challenge land disputes and a probe into bond funds and public records access.
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Marco
Fla
Collier County
Martin
Fort Myers
Barron G. Collier
New York
Gates
Royal Palm
Tampa
Tallahassee
W. R. Maynard
Marco Is
Collier
F. I
Holmes
Ein E Activities
Elena
Everglades
Thomas Curry
W. F. Hall
Caxambas
J. C. Rye
Mgrs
Frederick Star
BE. W. Russell
Russell
Starr
Prospects Bright for Large Cotton Crop Theme
Memphis hosts the twelfth annual Cotton States Merchants Association convention with hundreds of delegates. George R. James of the Federal Reserve urged using idle lands in the South and tax relief for reforestation lands. R. Smith of Cleveland Mississippi presided, and Arthur Nash of Cincinnati will give the principal address on Wednesday.
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Memphis
Tenn
A.P
Cotton States Merchants Association
George R. James
Federal Reserve Board
R. Smith
Cleveland
Miss
Arthur Nash
Cincinnati
Nash
Vesuvius Erupts Again With Ash Clouds Over Campania
Mount Vesuvius resumed extraordinary activity on August 26 with heavy ash eruptions lighting the countryside. Authorities in the volcanic area say no immediate major danger is expected, though residents remain alert.
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Naples
Italy
A.P
Mount Vesuvius
Noted Chemist Chandler Dies in Hartford Hospital
Dr. Charles Frederick Chandler, 88, a renowned chemist based in New York City with a summer home in New Hartford, died in a Hartford hospital after a ten year illness. He was hospitalized after a long suffering period.
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Hartford
Conn
Charles Frederick Chandler
New York City
New Rtford
Various scattered briefs hit by world events
Alpine climbers trapped after flood rush. two guides dead. A Louisville artist held for grand jury after interrupting Dr Stratton. Massachusetts bishop defends removing obey from marriage rite. Chinese tong violence prompts city wide precautions. Anthracite talks stall miners. next Monday suspension looms. Gasoline leak and tank explosion reported in separate U S cities. Dancing teachers rival Charleston in Miami Canton. Labor leaders urged golf clubs to raise sheep to cut living costs. Italian countess acts as stewardess for book research. Princess Bernadotte leads Chicago factory study via Y M C A.
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Hamiet
Prince Alberts
Shakespeare
London
Louisville
Stratton
Bishop
Slattery
Massachusetts
New York
American Society of Teachers of Dancing
Countess Leitentz
Italy
Stockholm
Else Bernadotte
Chicago
Slim chance, he pulls through with herb remedy
Whistler Alabama grocer Lawrence Smith describes a long illness cure driven by an herbal product. He cites chronic constipation nervous indigestion gas rheumatic pains and heartburn then credits four bottles of the remedy with restoring health and new life.
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Herb
Mr. Lawrence Smith
Whistler
Ala
Mr’ Smith
Uniform State Laws Urged At Parley In Detroit
Nathan William McHeaney, president of Illinois, urged uniform state laws to curb federal encroachment at the 35th annual conference of uniform state law commissioners. The group from 33 states considers acts on securities sales, real estate mortgages, narcotics, marriage and divorce, public utilities, extradition, firearms, mechanics liens.
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Detroit
National Conference of Commissioners
Nathan William McHeaney
Illinois
McHesney
Congress
Accidents Rise in Summer Heat Across the Year
Data show more accidents occur in hot summer months than in any other season, highlighting the danger of high temperatures and heat waves on public safety.
Rain making to be tried in Carolina drought relief
Greenville and Spartanburg counties in the Piedmont would use high explosives in a rain making experiment to induce rainfall and ease drought. Representative J J More and supporters say the plan follows veteran suggestions and French soldiers believed rainfall followed heavy bombardments.
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Greenville
A.P
Piedmont
War Department
J. J. More
Fourth
Spartanburg
McSwain
France
Boy Burned in Tank Explosion
James Edward Beal aged 10 died after a gasoline tank exploded during a fire and an Indian dance with playmates in Atlanta Georgia. The incident occurred on August 26 and involved several children.
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Atlanta
James Edward Beal
Arctic travel rate up as explorers race by air
Aug 26 Arctic travel accelerates as reports from Byrd and MacMillan describe speedy journeys by plane over Smith Sound and Ellesmere Island. Navy planes cover 330 miles in under three hours while traditional sledge teams average 20 to 25 miles a day.
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Wagton
A.P
Byrd
Cape Thoma Hubba
Etah
Dr. Hayes
Smith Sound
MacMillan
Greely Camp
National Geographic Society
Navy
Snyder makes ace at Cleveland Athletic Club golf event
Elmer W. Snyder used a number two iron to ace the 180 yard hole in the annual Cleveland Athletic Club golf tournament held in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Elmer W. Snyder
Cleveland Athletic Club
Body Identified in Oakland Swamp Case
Positive identification of portions of a diamembered body found in the hibberite swamp as those of Mrs J J Loren an Oakland nurse was made today by her mother and brothers The mother said the daughter left home last week to keep an engagement.
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Oakland
Calif
J. J
Bessie} Loren
Loren
R. H
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S.S. S
Robert Arnold
Alexandria
Merchant
Carolina
Arctic
Old Swamp
Stearns’ Electric
Mies
Tese
Standard Oil Company Incorporated
Kentucky
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