Alabama Pharmaceutical Association Opens Convention at Cawthon Hotel
More than 150 druggists from across the state attend the Alabama Pharmaceutical Association convention opening at the Cawthon Hotel. Key topics include enforcing pharmacy laws, recognizing military rank for pharmacists, and taxation. A luncheon at the Mobile area fishing exhibit and a Bay of Battlesout trip are planned, with officers to be elected Thursday morning.
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Ctio
Alabama Hseutical ’ Association
Cawthon Hotel
Army
Navy
John W. Lips
Ae ‘L. Nelson
Mobile
Genairman
Alba
Ehib
Doge
Battle House
Mrs. Elizabeth Rabby Dies in Mobile After 25 Years
Mrs. Elizabeth Rabby 74 widow of erry Rabby died at 12:30 PM at home 57 iné street Mobile. She survived by daughter Addie Rabby two sons J Ann Rabby and W Rabby and Edward D Laurendine tax assessor plus two sisters Josephine Crenshaw and Mrs Belle Bosarge and other relatives. Burial planned in Bayou La Batre after services at Catholic church there.
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Elizabeth Rabby
Erry Rabby
Charles Oliver Rabby
Rabby
Roche & Ike
Bayou la ‘Batre
Atholic Church
Desased
Addie
J. Ann@ Rabby
W. Rabby
Edward D. Laurendine
State
Josephine Crenshaw
Mobile
Mrrs
Belle Bosarge
Bayou la
Bayou la Batre
Calvert Woman Dies on Southern Train
Mrs Mary L Wilkin 67 of Calvert Ala died suddenly while en route to her home yesterday afternoon after visiting her daughter. She was the wife of Dan Wilkin a well known Sw northern county resident and her husband survives with a large connection.
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Mary L. Wilkin
Calvert
Ala
Southern
Rmoon
Py Roche & Burke
Wilkinon
M. Webb
Dan
Sworthern
Naval Reservist to Finish Term in Navy
0 B Hicks at Walker Springs leaves for Birmingham to complete his term in the regular navy after accepting inducements for reserve men to serve out their time. He boards the train today for the mobile station.
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B. Hicks
Walker, Springs
Mobile
Birmingham
Hicks
Robt Lee Bullard Post 49 VFW Meets Tonight
An important meeting of the Rob ert Lee Bullard Post No. 49 Veterans of Foreign Wars is called for 8 o'clock in the Armory. All-new members and others are urged to attend to discuss matters.
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Robrt Lee Bullard
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Armory
Wall Street Opens Firm as Pools Hold Steels and Chemicals
New York trading at the open shows continued pool activity in selective issues led by steels, equipment and chemicals. Crucible dipped briefly then rose, Barrett extended its gains, General Chemical advanced, and rail shares led by Northern Pacific and Union Pacific.
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New York
Crucible
Barrett
Ralls
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Eee
Cotton Opens Firm After Early Drop in New Orleans Trade
In New Orleans on June 16 the cotton market fell briefly at opening before firming as heat worries weighed on crops. By the end of the first hour July futures rose to around 38.02, after trading between 37.85 and 38.02, about 12 to 22 points above yesterday's close.
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Cotton Firmer
New Orleans
Ito
Cotton futures open steady on New Orleans and New York markets
Cotton futures opened steady with July at 87.88 in New Orleans and 87.95 in New York. October quotes ran 34.67 and 34.90, with December at 33.67 and March around 32.43 to 32.5 as trading began.
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New Orleans
New York
Automobile Club Members and Their Courtroom Fines
In court today Charles Seaton, a negro taxicab operator, faced a $10 fine for making unnecessary noises with an auto horn. Attorney Carl McMahon testified Seaton used a horn while driving over time on St Joseph. Chief O Shaughnessy said Seaton drove a Hudson with a license to another make. Seaton also faced a charge of operating an auto without license. A Bates acquitted for speeding on Broad Street past Conti, claiming arresting motorcycle could not catch him at 23 mph. Dominick Levene and J P Cashe, fined $10 each for speeding on Government Street over fifteen mph.
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Charles Seatfithes
Carl ‘McMahon
Club
Seaton
St. Joseph
Sean Essay
O’shaughnessy
Dominick Levene
J. P. Cashe
Kiwanis Club Members Visit Fort Organ All Day
About 300 Mobile Kiwanis Club members aboard the government steamer Holabird departed for Fort Organ at the Mobile Bay mouth. They will be guests of Lieut Col Louis D at the fort for an all day visit featuring a baseball game against the fort soldiers.
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Mobile Kiwanis Club
Holabird
Fort Organ
Mobile Bay
Louis D
Postmaster Exam Set for Fort Morgan in Mobile
An examination for the Fort Morgan postmaster position will be held in Mobile on July 14 by the civil service commission. The office pays $1400 annually. Applicants must live within the delivery area and be 21 to 65 years old. Further details available from the Mobile post office civil service secretary.
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Fort Morgan
Mobile
Civil Service Commission
Mobile _post office
Dairyman Pleads Guilty Over Watered Milk Case
W. H. Hill a dairyman pleaded guilty in recorder's court to having watered milk and was fined $10 or ten days. Officials from the meat and milk inspection department say this is the first guilty plea under Milk ordinances violations.
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W. HH. Hill
Recorder’s Court
Meat and Milk Inspection Department
The
Board of Health
Peach shower hits Royal street as runaway horse damages wagon
A horse owned by Freddie Stoadus bolted near the Southern market on Royal street, scattering peaches across the roadway. The frightened horse collided with a wagon and an automobile driven by Deputy G. L. Gonag while heading toward Ames street fjord, causing damage to the car.
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Royal Street
Freddie Stoadus
Ames Street
Market Place
G. L. Gonagjue
New Revolt Fears Rise In Mexico Amid Cuts
Travelers report Mexico faces another revolution as General Calles plans to halve the army. Discharged officers and veterans warn they will resist. possible U S cooperation seen as necessary. Mexico needs about 250 million to resume debt payments and offset revolutionary damages. A bankers conference may chart rebuilding steps.
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Laredo
Tex
Mexico
P. Elias Calles
Mexico City
Xeoldi Io
Ree
Tee States
Rees
O Wees
United States
Treasury Department
Johnson urged to run as independent in presidential race
In Sportland Oregon on June 16 a petition signed by over 5000 Johnson supporters asks Hiram Johnson to reject the Chicago Republican platform and declare as an independent candidate for president. A telegram from William P. Adams of Sportland was sent to Johnson.
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Sportland
Ore
Hiram Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
William P. Adams
New York Bakery Robbed in Daylight
Four masked men robbed a New York bakery in daylight as Stephen Murray, his wife, and an employee were held at gunpoint. Mrs. Murray tackled a bandit while one shot hit Murray in the foot. robbers escaped with 200 dollars.
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New York
Stephen Murray
Taylor elected chair of maritime bureau at chamber meeting
James 8. Taylor of R. V. and J. S Taylor was elected chairman of the maritime bureau of the Chamber of Commerce at a meeting held yesterday to adopt a constitution and by laws. John H. Vena was named vice chairman and A. Fenimore secretary and treasurer. The executive committee includes B. DeBois, James Coleman, T. C. Thomson, J. B. Waterman and V. S. Hurlbert.
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James 8. Taylor
R. V
J. S Taylor
Maritime Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
John H. Vena
A. ‘Fenimoré
Treasur
B. ¥. DeBois
James Coleman
T. C. Thomson
J.B. Waterman
V. 8. Hurlbert
Non Blanc
Spencer Tallmadge
Police officer and fireman resign from force
The police chief announced multiple resignations including officer Clyne Rayford and a fireman amid a shakeup. Details are sparse as the force reports the departures and notes reassignments may follow.
Norwegian Cabinet Resigns Over Expenditures
June 16 report from Christiana says Premier Knudsen's cabinet resigns amid discontent with government spending. Dr Halversen, Conservative leader in the Storthing, is expected to form a new ministry.
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London
Gian
Knudsen
Christiana
Halversen
Storthingen
Prohibitionists Plan Dry Platform At San Francisco
Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League said prohibition advocates will urge the Democratic National Convention to adopt a strict enforcement plank for the 18th amendment and enforcement act. He claimed Governor Cox of Ohio opposes national prohibition and would hinder enforcement. Bryan would support the plank if adopted, Wheeler said.
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Washington
San Francisco
Cox
Oho
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Wheeler
Bryan
Woman Shot in Auto Near Camp Grant
Mrs Lucille Moss wife of Captain Moss was killed when a shot fired from a motor party near Camp Grant struck her as she slept in a car. Five soldiers were sought as investigators deemed the shooting accidental after a misfire. Captain Moss drove to base hospital but she died shortly after arrival.
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Camp Grant
Sere
Lucille Mons
Moss
Caruso's Chauffeur Jailed Out On Bond
George Fitzgerald, chauffeur for Enrico Caruso, was arrested in the inquiry into a robbery of $400,000 worth of ewers from the Caruso home and charged with carrying concealed weapons. He was released on $1,000 bail supplied by the Caruso estate gardener, with a John Doe inquiry scheduled for Friday.
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New York
George Fitzgerald
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Fitzgerald
John Doe
Liberty
Dartmouth Senior Shot Dead in His Room at Fraternity House
Henry E. Maroney a Dartmouth College senior from West Medford Massachusetts was shot and killed in his room at the Theta Delta Chi fraternity house in Hanover New Hampshire early today. County officers aided by students hunted for Robert Meade of Minneapolis a student said to have been with Maroney and who vanished after the shooting.
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Hanover
N. H
Henry E. Maroney
West Medford
Mass
Dartmouth College
Théta Delta Chi
Robert Meade
Minneapolis
Maroney
Students Cavalry Camp Ready to Open in Chattanooga
Captain Carl H. Muller and officers arrived to run a ten student cavalry training camp at Chattanooga Tennessee with around 150 students expected, and all preparations complete for the opening session tomorrow morning.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Carl H. Muller
Cavalry Training Camp
Carranza Follower Leaves Mexico Under Political Strain
General Aguilar senior governor of Vera Cruz and Carranza son in law said the current political situation forced him to depart the country from Mexico City on June 16.
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Mexico City
General Aguilar
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Poles Destroy Six Russian Divisions Report
Warsaw dispatches report six Russian divisions destroyed by Polish forces between the Dvina and Beresina rivers. The front notes indicate heavy fighting and explicit attrition as of today.
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Warsaw
Dvina
Beresina
War Office
Fire devastates fourteen buildings in Rockland
A massive blaze swept Rockland Maine destroying fourteen buildings including a warehouse and several shops. Authorities report fire consumption began late afternoon and involved at least £000 worth of automobiles damaged or destroyed. No injuries reported as firefighters battled the flames through the night.
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Rockland
Chen
Turkiye Pagt Wakes A Zone of Straits
Washington June 16. Limited internationalization of the port of Constantinople and its inclusion within the zone of the straits is provided for in provisional Turkish treaty terms. An inter allied commission will govern a broad zone with its own budget and near-sovereign authority, overseeing the Dardanelles Marmora and Bosphorus open to all vessels in peace and war with restrictions on belligerent activities and fortifications within the zone.
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Washington
Associated ‘Preag
Constantinople
Ite
Straits
Inter-Alled Commission of Control
Atraita
Europe
Ae League of Nations
Coe
Dardanelles
Allipoli
Pen Turk
England
Inter-Allied Commission
Sea of Marmora
Bosphorus
League of Nations
Greece
Turkey
Tennessee River Improvement Association Meeting Set in Florence
Florence was chosen as the site for the 1921 meeting of the Tennessee River Improvement Association. The business session occurred in Knoxville with plans for an inspection of Wilson Dam to be conducted by the United States Army engineers in charge in the spring.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Florence
Ala
Tennessee River Improvement Assocation
Wilson Dam
United States ‘Army‘ Engineers
Census reveals 1920 population shifts in several cities
Preliminary census figures show Columbus Ohio at 237,031 with a 30.1 percent rise since 1910, and notable increases in Lawrence Massachusetts, Independence Missouri, Ashland Kentucky, and Lincounty Nebraska. Concurrent dispatch notes Changsha Hu Nan occupied by Southern Chinese troops and Giolitti's cabinet taking office oath in Rome.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Columbus
Ohio
Lawrence
Mase
Independence
Ashland
Lincounty
Neb
South China
HU Nan
Peking
Chang Sha
Seng Kiang
Giolitti
Democrats Weigh Woman Vice Presidential Boom
San Francisco June 16. Debate over a woman running as Democratic vice president unfolds at the national convention. Annette Adams of San Diego and other prominent women are touted as possible nominees while delegates arrive, with several states featuring women on delegations and alternates.
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Ellen H. Martin
Saas
Gore
Annette A. Adams
San Drey
United States
Eine United States District
Northern
Eee
Adams
Saan Cag
New York
Os Tammany Cnietiain
Bass
SoMa Éonterica
Sonsemeter
Chi
Battles Reading Many Countries Of 2 Continents
An article reports on wartime actions across Europe and Asia. General Wrangle’s forces advance along the Dneiper, claiming territory comparable to twice Crimea, while Turkish rebels in Anatolia clash with French forces. Greek troops engage Turkish bands in Thrace as Albanian nationalists mobilize against Italy. Proclamations threaten Turkish rebels with death if captured.
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Wrangle
Thrace
Rome
Epoca
Albania
Banks deny city loan in Chicago bankruptcy threat
James B. Porgan, head of the Chicago clearing house, says banks refused a $15,090,900 city loan and will not lend more at this time. He blames the banks urge to delay improvement projects until financing is opportune and warns Chicago faces bankruptcy before year end.
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Chicago
James B. Forgan
Chicago Clearing House Today
Porgan
Pocket Veto Bills Listed Under Wilson Palmer Ruling
Washington June 16. A list of all bills signed by President Wilson under General Palmer's ruling that the pocket veto is invalid will be made public. The White House announced the release includes water power and other wartime repeal bills affected by the attorney general's opinion.
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Washington
Wilson
Palmer
White House
Bhia
Pistol Battle Foiled Bank Robbery in Chicago
Four or five bandits attempted to rob the Dressel and Savings Bank in Chicago. They fired on officers and a theater owner A D Roa was killed, Policeman Fred Bri survived after exchanging fire. Bandits fled on motorcycles pursued by police along the city streets.
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Chicago
Dressel
Cial
Savings Bank
A. D
Roa
Fred Bri
Roullin
Etty Ndt
Belgrade Rejects Autonomy for Bosnia and Herzegovina
Belgrade reports that the government of Yugoslavia has decided to refuse autonomy for Bosnia and Herzegovina. The region will be governed directly from Belgrade as of June 16.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Americans Safe From Bolshevik Threat in Kiev Sector
June 14 dispatch from Warsaw reports two aviators of the 3 squadron air force, Leutnant Crawford of Wilmington and Des Geaptain Merion-Cooper of Hackville, Delaware, escaped Soviet forces after their planes were harried by Bolsheviki cavalry. They landed, were found, and fled into a field as Cossacks closed in.
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Warsaw
Kiev
Air Force
Ime
Bolsh
Leutnant Crawford
Wilmington
Des Geaptain
Merion - Cooper
Ofackville
Gamal
Budeney
Ing Cossacks
Eight Hurt in Worcester Train Collisionheadline
Eight persons were injured when an eastbound train crashed into another near Lake Paris four miles from Worcester last night. Police Chief Martin O'Brien and two detectives led the investigation.
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Worcester
Mass
Lunes
Boston
Albany
Lake Paris
Martin O’brien
Police Department
Berlin Newspapers Report Election Outcome Abroad
Berlin papers comment on the U S Democratic convention in Chicago and say the result would not affect Germany. The Tageblatt notes the election slips into uncertainty and treats it as an international matter.
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Berlin
Ing
Germany
Tageblatt
Chicago
Sischere Tube
Davis Not Averse, He Says In London
In London American Ambassador Davis stated he would not seek the Democratic nomination for president, but would not refuse if urged to run. He emphasized willingness to serve if called.
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Davis
London
W. Davis
President calls for new elections in Austria amid deadlock
Vienna reports June 16 that the President asked the Chancellor to send bills immediately to resolve a parliamentary tie. The assembly faces a deadlock as calls for reform grow.
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Vienna
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Wall Street
Automobile Club
Fort
Dairyman
Negro
Box
Calles
J. S. Taylor Heals Maritime Bureau
Clyne Rayford
Erro Foe
Gotham
Frisco
Bond
Dartmouth
Tennessee River Association
Census
Nitti
Austria
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