Radio Broadcast Tonight From Classical Siblings
Misses McCann and Seth, noted for musical talent, will broadcast from Station WOR tonight between 9 and 10 PM. The sisters Christine on violin and Ruth on piano study in New York City and gained attention with their concert prowess. Include local audiences for a notable radio feature.
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McCann Seeee
Seth Ane
Eva
J. B. McCann
Christine
Ruth
New York City
WOR
Suburban News Notes From Chickasaw
Mrs. De Padulla, mother of Mrs. Seymohorn, spent winter in Ichasaw with Mrs. Kohorn and underwent a serious operation this week at St. Francis Hospital in Columbus Ohio. Friends here wish her a speedy recovery. Miss Maria Stephens entertained at her home last evening. Roswell Blount remains ill at his Chickasaw home on Fourth Street and has been bedbound for a month. Mrs. H O Atkinson of Mobile, formerly of Chickasaw, visited Mrs A J Miller here Thursday.
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de Padulla
Seymohorn
Ichasaw
Mobile
Third Street
Chickasaw
A. J. Miller
Knights of Pythias Meeting At Whistler Lodge
Whistler Lodge No 127 Knights of Pythias plans Monday night gathering with a strong program. District deputy grand chancellor A R Dawson expected to speak on The Good of the Order. Mrs J M Mound has returned home after illness in Providence Infirmary. Mr and Mrs J C Vance and son returned to St Louis after visiting friends. Mrs Mary Crawford and daughters Lilyan and Alice returned to New Orleans after visiting Mrs E T Adams.
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Whistler Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
A. R. Dawson
Mra. J. M. Mound
Providence Infirmary
J. C. Vance
St. Louis
Mary Crawford
Lillian
Alice
New Orleans
E. T. Adams
Peanut party planned for Dixon home in Prichard
Arrangements are set for a Saturday 3 PM peanut party at Willie Dixon's Ellis street home to raise funds for the Methodist church building fund. Cc W Grubbs and C Q Cooper visit week with family. Billie Kelley and New Orleans relatives visit Mrs Kelley sisters S V Sargent Lucie Kelley and Mrs C F Calander. Mr and Mrs J K Thomas welcomed a baby boy.
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Lydian Wesley Bible
Government Street Methodist Sunday School
Closs Room
Diay
G. P. Brock
Cor
Thos. Dixon
Willie Dixon
Ellis Street
Methodist Church Building Fund
Billie Kelley
New Orleans
Local folk recoveries and visits noted in daily brief
Miss Texie Donaldson recovers enough to be out again after illness. Mrs C M Smith confined by a fall injury but improving. Marion Sullivan recuperating from a severe flu and at home. Mrs E P McAllister of Montgomery ill but on the road to recovery while visiting relatives. Allie Kohn returns to Montgomery after a visit here. Mr and Mrs George R Myrich return from Jacksonville Fla visiting Mr and Mrs Charles N Harris in Springfield. Mrs Edward Graham returns to Montgomery after a month with her sister Edwina Rencher.
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E. P. McAllister
Montgomery
George R. Myrich
Jacksonvile Fla
Charles N. Harris
Springfield
Edward Graham
Edwina Rencher
Osborne Wood Returns to Paris After Absence
Osborne Wood , a soldier adventurer and gambler, slipped into Paris from Spain after nearly three weeks away. The son of Gov Gen Wood of the Philippines avoided discussion of the event, but his attorney told United Press no action has been brought against him and matters will be quickly cleared up.
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Paris
Osborne Wood
Spain
Wood
Philippines
United Press
Cough remedy ad warns against opiate substitutes
An old cough remedy note warns that local preparations may contain harmful substitutes in place of opiates and clarifies that none of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound substances are involved. The ad emphasizes checking ingredients.
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FOLEY
12000 coal miners strike in Canada
In Halifax Nova Scotia on March 7 12 000 coal miners walked out led by United Mine Workers of America. Ten Nova Scotian miners in Cape Breton halted work and maintenance crews left as authorities rushed troops to standby. The strike targets British Empire Steel Corporation mines after credit restoration and four day week demands were rebuffed.
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Halipax
N. B
United Press
Canada
Nova
British Empire Steel Corporation
United Mine Workers Oferica
Corporation
Harrison Attacks Dawes in Senate Upset
Mississippi Senator Pat Harrison condemned Vice President Dawes saying he violated the constitution by dismissing the senate without a motion to adjourn and by allowing sworn-in senators while the house was out of order. He complained of hurt feelings over Dawes rules and editorials and urged debate without gag rules to prevent partisan legislation and radical measures.
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Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Dawes
Senate
House
Neumaner
Congress
Harrison
Court to Dispose of Old War Claims
United States Court of Claims prepares for rapid disposal of war claims under a new act. Seven commissioners will hear testimony and report to accelerate settlements, with each commissioner salary set at 5000 dollars plus traveling expenses.
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Washington
United States Court of Claims
Congress
Railway Strike Spreads to Berlin Freight Handlers
Berlin reports the railway workers strike expanding to the capital's freight handlers with about a quarter of staff walking off. Maintenance of way crews are expected to join, amid demands for higher wages.
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Berlin
Mar
Woman ice skater sets new indoor mile record
Elsie Mueller of New York broke the women's world indoor mile mark at the international ice skating meeting in Pittsburgh, clocking 3 19 3 6 to best the previous 3 51 3 6.
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Pittsburgh
Elsie Mueller
New York
Mobile Banker John Wheeler Declared Bankrupt
In the Southern District of Alabama John Wheeler of Mobile was adjudicated bankrupt on February 20 1925. The first meeting of creditors is at 56 St Francis Street Mobile Alabama on March 18 1926 at 4 00 p.m. Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact business at the meeting. Joseph N McAleer Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court OF the United States
Southern District of
Alabama
John Wheeler
Mobile
St. Francis Street
Ala
Joseph N. McAleer
Southern Division
Ollie H. Hubbard
Edgar G. Chambliss
Ollie H Hubbard Bankrupt In Southern District of Alabama
In the matter of Ollie H Hubbard a bankruptcy proceeding is filed No 2684 in Bankruptcy. Hubbard of Mobile is bankrupt as of March 4 1925. The first meeting of creditors is at 56 St Francis Street Mobile Alabama on March 20 1925 at 4 PM to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Mobile Alabama March 6 1925.
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Ebay
Manhattan Brokerage Co
W. Jackson and
St. Francis
Bell
Chambliss Bankruptcy Case Heads to Creditor Meeting
The Matter of Edgar G. Chambliss Bankrupt No 2686 of Mobile Alabama announces a creditor meeting on March 23. Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and perform related business at the meeting called by Joseph N McAleer in Mobile Alabama dated March 6 1923.
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