Funeral chosen for Julius Kruitechnitz in Orleans
Friends and officials mourn Julius Kruitechnitz former chairman of the Southern system committee who died in New York. Active pallbearers include G. W. Knox J. S. Fay Guy Hopkins and others. Services at St Pauls Episcopal Church followed by burial in Metairie cemetery. Southern tacit properties to suspend operations for one day during services.
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Tomor
Julius Kruitechnitz
New York
R. W. Knox
H.lal
Louisiana d
Texas Lines
Charles S. Fay
Charles S. Fay, Trai
Guy Hopkins
George Gre
Louisiana Lines
John W. Phillips
Walter R Stauffer
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Intergent
Metairie
Mobilian elected head Young People group
At the closing session of the Alabama Presbyterian Young People's union on the eastern shore, Mar Christian of Mobile Central Presbyterian Church was elected president with Clara Stone of Government Street Presbyterian named secretary and treasurer. Bishop McDowell confirmed a class of thirty at Trinity Church after returning from the eastern shore.
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Alaha Presbyterian Young People’s Inference
Mar- Christian
Central Presbytian Church
Mobile
Clara Stone
Government Street Presbyterian
Staungaree
Battles Wharf
Magnolia Beach
William G. McDowell
Birmingham
Trinity Church
Little Theater Closes After Summer Shows
The Little Theatre ends its season with three one act plays repeated tonight after last night’s performances. Suppressed Desires stars Esther Reynolds Dill Richard Joseph Scott and Julie Reed under Arles Meredith. Caleb Stone's Death Watch features Eunice Murray MWooten Edith Tucker and others directed by Edmund De Celle. Evening Dress Indispensable lists Claudia Willis Greenwood Clayton Wing Viva Thompson withdirection by Miss Della ern.
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Little Theatre
Et Stone
Esther Reynolds Dill
Richard Joseph Scott
Julie Reed
Arles Meredith
Caleb Stone
Eunice Murray
M Wooten
Edith Tucker
W. W. Reed
Caroline Bailey
Leslie Blanchard
Hammond Gayfer
Arthur McLean
Edward Beck
F. E. Armstrong
Edmond de Celle
Claudia Willis
To Greenwood
Clayton Wing
Viva Thompson
Miss Dellaern
Van Rensallear StreetName Change Sought to Dyers Park Avenue
Residents of Van Rensallear Street petition the city commission to rename the street to Dyers Park Avenue claiming the current name is hard to pronounce. The commission deferred Mobile Oil and Export Co drive in station plans at Broad and Dauphin for one week for objectors to be heard. An ordinance on street electric sign installation proposed by Mayor Hartwell was adopted.
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van Rensallear Street
Spring Hill
Centre Street
Dyers Park Avenue
City Commission
Mobile Oil & Export Company
Southwest Broad and
Dauphin Streets
Harry T. Hartwell
Thompson Cleared in U S Charges
John Thompson former prohibition agent at Mobile was acquitted on two charges and other accusations were dismissed on technical grounds in federal court. Not guilty verdicts were returned on false accounting charges and bribe allegations were not pressed. Government admitted jeopardy in two remaining cases.
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John Thompson
Prohibition
Mobile
Thompson
Edith Nourse Rogers Nominated for Congress in Lowell Primary
Edith Nourse Rogers widow of John Jacob Rogers won a decisive special primary vote in Lowell district with 13 086 to 1 939 for Grimes and 563 for Georgetown out of 32 towns. Eugene Foss was unopposed for the Democratic nomination. Election date to be announced.
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Lowell
Mass
A.P
Edith Nourse Rogers
John Jacob Rogers
Congress
O Ae Grimes
Georgetown
Paty
Eugene N. F
Mexican official denies Kellogg conflict causing friction
Mexico City reports rotary Saenz denies U S claims that Kellogg declarations arose from a quarrel with James R. Sheffield the U S ambassador. Saenz says relations with Sheffield have always been cordial and cites repeated messages from Washington to prove it.
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Mexico City
A.P
Rotary Saenz
United States
Kellogg
Saenz
James R. Sheffield
Eeppiter
Senormer
Sheffield
Himelf
T. Washington
Isaac N Eddy to Lead Brown University Band
Providence June 17 Isaac N Eddy of Pawtucket a 4 bass drummer will play his fifty fifth consecutive year as the old 2 Sevenera member in the Brown University band.
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Providence
R. J
Isaac N. Eddy
Pawtucket
Giimeere
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