Legal motions over Great Oil Company case in Louisiana
Proceedings in Bogalusa Louisiana focus on a $50 000 suit by Mrs L E B Williams against the Great Oil Company for aid in her husband s lumber business The defense contends lack of court jurisdiction and a new trial motion is set for Thursday as a challenge to the court s authority is prepared by Budge Chariton and R Beattie on behalf of the Great Southern Lumber Company
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Sendin
L. EB
Great Oil Company
Bogalusa
Tive Indivi
Benecan
Williams
Great Southern Lumbermpany
Budge Chariton Ir
Beattie
Plot to Bomb Sofia Document in Moscow Trial
Testimony at a Moscow conference described an insurgent plan to bomb Sveti Kral at Sofia and overthrow Bulgaria. Couriers were sent from Moscow to organize followers in groups to join agrarian forces and establish a soviet republic, with funds channeled through a military district sub committee led by Ivan Nenonoff.
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Moscow
Sveti Kral
Sofia
Vralsea
Bulgaria
Ivan Nemonoff
Presbyterians Open Sessions Tomorrow
Lexington Kentucky May 20 Preliminary to the general assembly of the Presbyterian church sessions were in progress. Doctrinal traversies are not expected despite tensions seen in the northern church assembly. The Montreal Association of North Carolina faces a key issue on property title vested in the general assembly. Dr Thornton Whaling of Louisville retiring moderator will deliver the opening sermon Thursday morning.
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Presbyterian Church
Northern
Ambus
Montreal Association of North Carolina
Tion
North
General Assembly
Thornton Whaling
Louisville
Delver
Three Death Sentences Confirmed in Sofia Bombing Trial
The Sofia court confirmed the death sentences for three convicts in the Sveti Kral cadhe bombing that killed 160 people. The condemned were Friedman, Czarist Colonel Koeff, and Sadgorsky. Sentences go to King Boris for signature and hangings were expected publicly before the cathedral ruins.
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Sofia
Sveti Kral Cadhe
Friedman
Czarist
Koeff
Sadgorsky
Boris
Diamond Thieves Loot $60,000 Worth of Diamonds
Four victims reported a $60,000 diamond robbery on the eleventh floor of a building formerly the Mason Temple, with Charles P. Gold of 2 Nassau Street New York City as the largest loser after unset diamonds valued at $50,000 were stolen.
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Asso- Press
Pitol
Charles P. Gold
Nassau Street
New York City
Wheels stolen from auto in Anniston incident
Acker started his car to go to his place of business when the engine refused to move. He found the thief had removed the wheels and axle, leaving the car immobilized. local police alerted and investigation underway.
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Anniston. Ala
United
E. Hi. Acker
King
Classified cattle ads boost sales in local market
A Mobile News Item notes farmers can reach buyers by placing live stock ads on the classifieds page. The advice emphasizes using online listings to attract buyers and improve herd sales in the current market.
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War Mothers Convene Today in Georgia City
In Atlanta on May 20 the World War Mothers gathered for the Service Star Legion national convention. The event included visits to Stone Mountain Agnes Scott College and a campus barbecue. Mrs. J Barry Mahood spoke on the service region, outlining past present and future aims as the five day convention began.
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Atlanta
Service Star Legion
Stone Mountain
Agnes Scott College
Agnes Scott
Org
University
J. Barry Mahood
Gold Star Division
Chattanooga to Be Closed on Sundays
Chattanooga police ordered a Sunday closure with four exemptions for newsdealers confectioners bakers and fruit dealers. No commissioner voted against the measure though two were absent.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
More Bodies Recovered From River Tragedy
The tenth and eleventh victims of the Norman wreck were identified as Mrs. Lonnie Caldwell of Memphis and Major 8S. Waters Fox of Paducah Kentucky. Major Fox will be sent to Glasgow Missouri for burial.
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Memphis
Lonnie Caldwell
Waters Fox
Paducah
Eastern track meet resumes in Manila period
May 20 The Far Eastern Olympic track and field games resumed in Manila after a Japanese withdrawal following a foul Penalty on runner Noto. Competition continues between China and the Philippines as the event restarts.
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Manila
Noto
China
Philippines
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Advertised Remedy
An advertisement touts Zero emo as a skin treatment that removes pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm to give clear healthy skin. It promotes Zemo as a penetrating antiseptic liquid usable day or night with trial and larger bottle prices and Zemo soap available at druggists.
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Emo
Zemo
Mississippi Barge Line Earns Profit Amid Expansion
The Mississippi Barge Line under Inland Waterways Corp reports about four percent net on invested capital by year end 1925. General T Q Ashburn says the Mississippi division carried 97 000 tons of freight in April, a record month, and twenty new boats will be added to the fleet.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Mississippi
Inland Waterways Corporation
T. Q. Ashburn
U. S. Chamber Names New Board Director
The United States chamber of commerce elected a new board of directors at its annual meeting. Named directors include Stanley H. Bullard of Bridgeport, Philip H. Gadsden of Philadelphia, John W. Arrington of Greenville, Frank Kell of Wichita Falls, J. G. Leigh of Little Rock, Max W. Babb of Milwaukee, Edwin T. Meredith of Des Moines, Dwight B. Heard of Phoenix and Berett G. Triggs. Department heads named: Civil development Charles W. Lonsdale. Domestic distribution James P. Orr. Manufacture A. J. Brousseau. Finance John G. Lonsdale. Foreign commerce Paul Shoup. Insurance Harry A. Smith. Natural resources Milton E. Marcus. Transportation and communication A. L. Humphrey.
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Washington
United Press
United States Chamber of Commerce
Stanley H. Bullard
Bridgeport
Dwight B. Heard
Phoenix
Ariz
Berett G. Triggs
Chamber
Charles W. Lonsdale
Kansas City
James P. Orr
Cincinnnati
A. J. Brousseau
New York
John G. Lonsdale
Paul Shoup
Automotive trade problems debated at public conference
Surgeon General Cumming of the Public Health Service met with automotive trade representatives gasoline manufacturers and labor groups to address tetraethyl lead in gasoline. He called the issue one of the most important of his tenure as head of the health service with a final Bureau of Mines report guiding the talks.
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Washington
United Press
Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Teaser boat beats fast train for New York Albany run
R F Hoyt's speed boat The Teaser defeated the twenty century limited on the New York to Albany run by 20 minutes. The Teaser completed the trip in two hours and forty minutes while the fast train covered the distance in three hours.
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Albany
N. Y
Associated Press
R. F. Hoyt
Twentieth Century Limited
New York
New York Central
Alleged Gunman Sought by Officers Near Lake Marancock
A posse of county officers reinforced by citizens searched the countryside around Lake Marancock for a man believed to have shot and severely wounded Mrs. Emma M. Towns and then set fire to her cottage. Miss Aida Hayard, Towns’s niece, is missing and believed abducted.
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Winthrope
Lake Marancock
Emma M. Towns
Aida Hayard
Coast Guardsmen Rescued Ten From Shipwrecked Margaret Spencer
Norfolk Va May 20 Coast guardsmen from the Chicamacombo station rescued ten men from the four masted schooner Margaret Spencer which went ashore last night about five and a half miles north of the station.
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Grew
Norfolk
Chicamacombo
Margaret Spencer
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Byrd Henriksen Rehm
The funeral of Mrs Julia Watson Byrd mother of Mrs Warren Christian will be held this afternoon at her native Eutaw Alabama. She survived by four daughters and three sons. Karl M Henriksen of Pascagoula died Tuesday and funeral is this afternoon from the family home. Margaret Clare Rehm infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip R Rehm had services and burial at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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Warren Christian
Cy le
Mobile
J. E. Bennett
Ensley
Ala
C. W. McDonald
Bessemer
Julia Byrd
Biloxi
Amanda Byrd
Los Angeles
Alex
John Byrd
Dan Byrd
Fort Collins
Colo
Karl M. Henriksen
Pascagoula
Miss
Mr. Henriksen
Gulf Coast
Margaret Clare Rehm
Phillip R. Rehm
North Hallett Street
Father Co. Seidl
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
R. E
John Browning
Joseph
Jacob
Willie Reh
Toll Fixing At Canal Outlined In Panama Plan
Washington May 20 The Associated Press reports Colonel L M Walker governor of the canal outlined proposed changes to toll laws for ships passing through the Panama Canal The plan would base tolls solely on Panama Canal rules set at 1 per ton loaded and 60 cents per ton ballast under the new system dual measurements and varied charges for identical tonnage would end and ships could no longer be billed differently for passages under the same voyage
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Washington
Associated Press
Panama Canal
L. M. Walker
Canal
Walker
United States
Harold Lloyd in Mobile Greeting Tour
Screen comedian Harold Lloyd passed through Mobile en route from New York to California. In a brief interview he revealed that his famous tortoise shell glasses were only frames. Lloyd and his wife spent about fifteen minutes meeting local citizens and children at the depot yesterday afternoon.
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Harold ,Lloyd
Mobile
New York
California
London Ambassador Visits in Carolina
Sir Esme Howard British ambassador to the United States visited Red Springs North Carolina to present a cornerstone to Flora McDonald College. The cornerstone is a gift from King George V and was presented after Howard's arrival from Fort Bragg where he stayed with army officers and Fayetteville officials.
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Red Springs
N. C
Esme Howard
United States
Flora McDonald College
George V
England
Esme
Fort Bragg
Fayetteville
This Woman's Recompense
A Covington Kentucky woman describes severe back and abdominal pain and weakness from bearing-down discomfort. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength and urges other women to try it.
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Harry Ashcroft
Covington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rich Bachelor Seeks Wife After Cure for Ailments
A light hearted plea by a man who claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured his stomach and liver troubles and now seeks a wife. The ad touts the preparation as a simple remedy that removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation, promising a money back guarantee and noting availability at all druggists.
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Mayr
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