Trust Funds Backing Fellowship Spends $33 500 on Public Speeches
Information committee testified before the Federal Trade Commission about financing three $500 fellowships. John N. Cadby stated funds were paid to the university board of regents and left to university authorities. The hearing revealed civic text book activity in Wisconsin and questioned quotations and references.
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Information Committee
Washington
John N. Cadby
Federal Trade Commission
Robert E. Healy
Board of Regents
Cadby
Association
Wisconsin
Coreee Iirites
Bulvey
Sheridan
of . Louis
Conducted
Negro hold up spree begins as city searches for suspect
A city wide police hunt starts after a highwayman robbed R C Livingston of 43 dollars near Mobile bay beach and Monroe Park, describing a five foot eleven inch, 180 to 200 pound, very black man in overalls. A purse theft at Kress & Company saw 125 dollars in cash stolen from Mrs T F O Rourke.
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R. C. Livingston
St. Louis Street
Edward Sheets
Livingston
Mobile Bay
Monroe Park
Wayman
T. F. O'Rourke
Charleston Street
Kress and Company
Prohibition Orders Lead to Suspensions in West Florida
In Birmingham a Mobilion order places mobilization in charge as of July 3 under Prohibition Administrator C. D. Jackson. Deputy P. H. Shackleford notes shifts under sub district heads, with Holland acting as administrator at Boston, reflecting enforcement moves amid a broader purge.
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Mobilion
Birmingham
Orleans
P. H. Shackleford
Prohibition
C. D. Jackson
Holland
Bice
Texas Democrats Split Over Smith Presidential Bid
Dallas State Senator Thomas B. Love said he would not back Alfred E. Smith for president and may vote for another candidate, citing conscience and Tammany influence. Edith Phatra joined the opposition, alleging Smith’s New York governance harmed prohibition. Governor Smith said he would not attend the legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas Democracy Today
Alfred E. Smith
Thomas B. Love
Smith
Tammany Hall
White House
Balk
Edith Phatra
Bemoere
Naeneaauad
Democrats of
Texas
Democratic Party
Uni
New York
Austin
Plank
Prohibitionists Name McAdoo as Presidential Prospect
At the Chicago tee convention set for July 10 leaders of the Prohibition movement discuss nominating candidates beyond standard party lines. Moody wins a Houston pledged delegation, while invited figures probe cross party appeal to labor and reform groups. William G McAdoo and Robert L. (last name cut) are among mentioned possibilities.
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Moody
Houston
Chicago
Prohibition Party
Jefferson ‘League
E Nationa
Prohibition
Humane Report Details June Animal Welfare Actions
A Humane Officer report to the county board of revenue lists June activities by J B Doucounueau. Calls involved injured dogs rats and sick animals. First aid given to 15 animals while 12 were spared euthanasia as public nuisance. A home for a second animal was retained. Two cases of captivity were investigated and animals released. Visits covered 21 dogs mine cats one cow one horse and three mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Saat Aay
County Board of Revenue
Doucourneau
Siemens Ty
Attendance urged for merchandising and ethical standard rise
The notice calls for improved attendance in merchandising efforts and advocates raising ethical standards. It emphasizes collective effort by associated groups to boost standards and participation.
Hearst Buys Omaha Bee in Surprise News Purchase
News from Omaha reports Hearst acquisition of the Omaha Bee. Former owner Nelson B. Updike announces the sale and notes changes in publication leadership and future direction for the gem of Hearst media interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee News
Hearst
German racer suffers fall during descent incident
A German racer suffered a fall during a descent described in incomplete OCR text. The fragment notes an arm injury and the rider dropping to the ground, with vague details of the sequence and onlookers.
Stolen Willys Knight Sedan Reported This Sun
A Willys Knight sedan was reported stolen on Sunday with police seeking clues. Investigating officers described the vehicle as a classic car potentially missing from a local neighborhood. No injuries were reported.
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Willys-Knight
Cancel Meeting Postponed for Junior C. of C. lunch
A small item notes the Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting and lunch postponement until next Wednesday. The notice directs members to adjust plans and attend the rescheduled gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior C. of C
Jumps From Train Lead to Court Release Ruling
Floyd Jones, described as a negro, leaped from the top of a southbound passenger train as it passed Conception Street. A court stated he was entitled to release due to the risks and outcome of his action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Jones
Louisville and Nashville
Conception Street
Jones
Excursion Planned by Louisville & Nashville to New Orleans
Passenger Agent H C Geron announced today that the Louisville and Nashville road will run an excursion train to New Orleans in July. The schedule and exact date were to be announced, with details to follow.
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Louisville & Nashville
New Orleans
H. C. Geron
Girl Driven Outboard Regatta At July Fourth Race
A local yacht club hosts a July Fourth outboard regatta. Moa eeeeaeee drivers compete for honors. runabout will be piloted by men. Page 12 likely contains full details.
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Moae
Wood Leads Flyers in Wichita Flight Meet
John P Wood of Waco holds second place in the caravan race from Charles Meyers with a point score of 2723.4. Meyers leads with 2723.4 points, Wood has 202.2, Braun 2683.1, Hawks in a Ford plane 2042.0, and Henley 7th with a similar total. The group will spend the Fourth of July in Tulsa and then travel into Texas.
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Wichita
Kan
John P. Wood
Iiving
Waco
Con
Charles Meyers
Meyers
Wood
Bruce Braun
Krank Hawks
al Henley
Flying Nomads
Tulsa
Texas
Chicago Investor Dies After Shooting Self in Indiana Hospital
Chicago broker John F. Isbell, a wealthy investment executive, died in Kendallville Indiana hospital fifteen hours after fatally shooting himself. He reportedly fired a rifle bullet into his head following a personal crisis.
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Chicago
John F. Isbell
Kendallville
Ind
Rival Oil Firms Reach Accord on Russian Output Purchase
New York July 2 oil firms settle dispute over buying Russian crude confirming terms of sale and future cooperation. Agreement aims to stabilize supplies and pricing while detailing volumes and delivery schedules.
Court Busy as June Activities Reported in Mobile Juvenile Court
Mobile county juvenile court filed numerous cases in June with many resolved through varied proceedings. The report lists actions taken and outcomes across multiple dockets, reflecting a busy month for the court.
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Juvenile Court of
Mobile County
Mobile bonds approved for par and interest
A draft motion approved mobile bonds for paving in the 26 A project at par plus interest. The meeting noted four bids. one successful bid was accepted with details of price and permit. The commissioner was absent from the session amid mosquito control concerns.
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Marx
Education Called Factor in Making for End of Wars
Boston leader told the National Education Association convention that education alone ends wars. He argued schooling must foster peace, general civility, and goodwill, shaping national character and guiding use of force. He urged true patriotism and merit in leadership to prevent future conflicts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Boston
National Education Association
Ita
Dr. Marsh
Citizens Pledge Funds for Mobile Plant
Nearly 100 Mobilian residents pledged to raise 100000 dollars by Saturday to secure for Mobile the new plant. A long list of supporters includes B. H. Pake J Gilbert Burton EB J Buck Herbert Lyons Frank M Backes E Roy Albright and many others from business and engineering circles.
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Satanee
B. H. Pake
J. Gilbert Burton
EB. J. Buck
Herbert Lyons
Frank M. Backes
E. Roy Albright
Ae Bea
Farmers Claim GOP Turned Back in Kansas City
An article quotes Bamoe Mroselfa Salpetone criticizing the Republican party for turning its back on farmers at Kansas City. The piece notes the statement was made amid a broader political debate and references continuation on Page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamoe Mroselfa Salpetone
Republican Party
Kansas City
Board to Kak Bids on Road Preliminaries
Announcement by Chairman Arthur D. Davis that the board of revenue will advertise for bids next Monday for multiple road projects in Ohile county totaling 48 miles. Bids cover Fowl River, Government street, Conception street, Prichard, Bayou le Barre, Del champs, and Tanner Williams roads.
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Arthur D. Davis
Board of Revenue
Mevon
Ohile
Fowl River
Government Street
Conception Street
Prichard
Bayou le Barre
Delchamps
Tanner Williams
Converse
Bay Bridge
Davis
Dulaest
Author Injured in Sydney New South Wales Incident
A reported incident in Sydney involving a noted author and his agent left the writer with injuries. Authorities declined further details as investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney, New South Wi
Leon Matic
First Aid Trial In a Contest This Afternoon At Law
In a legal contest this afternoon, a trial proceeds as three of the six participants are represented by counsel. The hearing centers on a dispute involving medical guidance and party roles. Further testimony is expected as the case advances.
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Law
Park
Dredge At Work Schedules Peeing For Boat At Dock
Dredge crews keep working at the docks as a peeing schedule is set to maintain vessel passage. The operation continues for nearly a year, ensuring access to the riverfront work area.
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Havana
Swan Island
Ark
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Hargett
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Presidency
William G. McAdoe
Robert L
Humane Report
Doucourneasu
Ire Kenney
NEW
Hearst Paper
Ens
Bale
Nelson
Harper
STORM
Krasnoyarsk
Siberia
Waco Biplane
Marvin Hughitt
the New
Tribunal
Cincinnati
Sidney B. Simon
W. H. Alien
Bob Herman
William M. Croom
H. M. Conrad
Walter C. Ernest
Frank A. Cox
Z. H. McKinley
Lionel Levy
G. Russell Ladd
Frederick J. Thompson
H. H. Wefel, Jr
H. P. Cole
John T. Cochrane, Jr
Peyton Norville
Frank E. Courtney
D. R. Dunlap
T. P. Tay
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Leon Gordon
Sydney
Power Company
Choctaw
Alabama
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