Committee to Welcome State Editors Monday
A reception committee is appointed to welcome four Alabama Press Association editors arriving Monday. Members include Mayor Hartwell and City Commissioners Taylor and Ford, plus state and local officials. Lunch will be served aboard the Bay Queen en route to Mobile. The association holds its annual session in Baldwin County.
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Alabama Press Assomm
Monan
John Cochrane
Chainef Commerce
Fairhope
Mobile
R.A. Tian
Wry T. Hartwell
R. V. Taylor
George Wford
William J. P
Erwin Craighead
A. R. Noble
W. H. Armbrecht
Kert P Bush
F. Taylor Peck
Barry Sheridan, Jr
Harry Crawford
B. F. Moorman
Austin Pharr
David Holt
Harry T. Smith
J. L. Cummings
B. Maman
A. S. LeBlanc
A. S.owle
R. J. Milling
J. F. Prigge
D. m. Dunlap
Stewart Brooks
John Craft
W. J. Parham
Vincent Kilborn
T. M. Ross
E. J. Grove
Paul Cook
A. S. Lyons
T. C. Homson
Leon Schwarz
Joseph Walsh
Press Association
Baldwan County
Artwell
Moobile
Baldwin
Delinquent Real Estate Tax Sale Planned Saturday
The annual tax sale for delinquent real estate will be held Saturday morning at the court house by State and County Tax Elector George A. Dorlon. Taxes overdue are scattered across the city and county. Property owners can save their homes by paying today.
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Yurt House
George A. Dorlon
Ous
Baby Face Lotion promises baby soft skin in minutes
An advertisement touts Baby Face Lotion as a magic complexion product that removes freckles, blackheads, pimples, and liver spots in three minutes. It claims to rejuvenate the skin, smooth the devitalized surface, and give a rosy, baby-like complexion, recommending it for both men and women and noting a price of $1 per bottle.
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Dottie
Pang. Roduced
Srilemien
Britain warns China over anti foreign campaign
New York June 19 A P. Great Britain declares it will hold the Peking government responsible for injuries to British nationals and damage to property amid the anti foreign campaign in China. Chamberlain cites outrages including the Shanghai killings and mob attacks.
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New York
Great Britain
Peking
China
Chamberlain
W. W. MacKenzie
Shanghai
Hankow
Celestial Kingdom
London
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Chang Tso-Lin
Chung-Kiang
Yangtse
United Sates
Paris
Japan
Chairman foresees tax cuts to 25 percent top rate
Chairman Green of the House Ways and Means Committee said surtaxes could be cut to a maximum of 25 percent if treasury shows a $300 million surplus. He cautioned the final figure depends on next year's spending estimates and current revenue, and urged equitable cuts. He opposed eliminating inheritance taxes and noted dual taxation remains under discussion.
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Washington
A.P
Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Budget Bureau
Congress
City to Adopt Ornamental Street Signs Along New White Way
Mayor Harry T. Hartwell says the city commission will consider installing new ornamental street signs on the new White Way. He has sign samples on display in his city office. Readers are urged to check today’s Want Ads for bargains related to the issue.
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City Commission
Harry T. Hartwell
British police blamed for Shanghai riots in manifesto
The New York World published a manifesto from National University of Pekin professors blaming British controlled police for Shanghai violence. It cites student demonstrations met with rifle and machine gun fire, killing at least 70 and wounding 300, with no British casualties. The text questions foreign leaderships and calls for an immediate halt to the killings.
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National University
Shanghai
New York
United
New York World
National UN of
Peking
Tsing Tao
International Settlement
Friend Saved Mrs Wilhelmy from Overwork And Ill Health
Mrs Mary Wilhelmy of St Paul Minnesota describes extreme fatigue loss of appetite and insomnia. A friend urged Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound which she credits with improved appetite weight gain strength and overall well being.
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Mary Wilthelmy
St. Paul
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wilhelmy
Hundreds of Women Swear by Taylor's Blood Medicine
A testimonial letter from a Florida reader touts Taylor's Blood Medicine as a powerful blood purifier. It claims the tonic clears poisons from blood, boosts appetite, and enables rapid weight gain and improved complexion. The ad promotes the Tampa company and a $1 bottle price with a guarantee.
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Taylor Medicine Company
Tampa
Florida
South
Taylor
Nature
Bright
Taylor Medicine Co
Fla
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Sunset Express
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