Berrey Williams case to be heard by AK Board of School Commissioners
The Berrey Williams dispute returns to the Alaska Board of School Commissioners this afternoon with petitions for reinstatement of Miss Berrey, Oakdale principal, or for resignations of Commissioners Roach Roe and Elizabeth Fonde. Delegations from several groups are expected to attend and present views on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrey-Williams
Board of School Commissioners
Miss Berrey
Oakdale
Roach, Roe
Elizabeth Fonde
Williams
Case to Be Revived At Meeting
Frances Birkhead files a $100,000 damage suit against Gov. Lee M. Russell in Hinds County Circuit Court alleging breach of promise. The case, previously dismissed in federal court for lack of jurisdiction, is set for trial at the next term.
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Jackson
Miss
Frances Birkhead
Lee M. Russell
Beetrayal
Hinds County
Fed
Jackson Division
Southern District
Mae Holmes
Miss Birkhead
Mississippi
Russell
Body Man Killed by Auto Is Sent Home
Constine Remley a 24 year old man died Tuesday at Providence Infirmary from injuries suffered in an automobile collision last Saturday in Toulminville. His séance was sent to Versailles Kentucky for burial by Roche and Burke. He was struck while crossing the Davis Avenue and St Stephens Road intersection. He left a widow and his father Newton Remley among other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constine Remley
Providence Infirmary
Toulminville
Versailles
Roche & Burke
Remley
Davis Avenue
St. Stephens Road
Newton Remley
Lawn Party at St Matthew's Grounds Tonight
The St Matthew's church lawn party at Washington Avenue and Parham Street continues this afternoon and tonight after a large opening crowd. A music band performs from 6 p.m. to close, booths attract patrons, and a large hope chest filled with gifts is among the prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Church
Washington
Parham Street
Sabbath Services at Temple Friday at 7 30 P M
Regular Sabbath services will be held next Friday May 26 at 7 30 o clock at the Government Street Temple instead of 8 o clock. At 8 15 Col Sir John Henry Patterson will speak on Palestine and Its Future after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Street Temple
John Henry Patterson
Palestine
Weather and Sports Schedule for Southern and National Games
Regional matchups list Atlanta at Little Rock Memphis at Birmingham Mobile at Nashville New Orleans at Chattanooga and New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at St Louis with weather notes and kickoff times. American games Washington at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston all show clear or cloudy conditions with specific start times.
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Southern
Atlanta
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Clear
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Weather Forecast for Alabama and Mississippi
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with likely thunderstorms inland. Washington reports a weather summary for Alabama and Mississippi indicating unsettled but mild conditions through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
City to Begin Paved Street Repairs in Mobile
Mobile city commission awarded contracts to resurfacing Government Street from Commerce to Broad, Royal Street from Monroe to St Louis, and Water Street from Church to St Michael. Warrenite paving on Government Street and asphaltic concrete on others at bids led by Southern Roads Co and Sullivan Long & Haggerty. total cost estimated at 76,000 dollars.
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Mobile
City Commission
Government Street
Commerce Street
Broad Street
Royal Street
Monroe
St. Louis Street
Water Street
Church
St. Michael Street
Southern Roads Company
Dunn Construction Company
Birmingham
Jameson and Hallowell
Montgomery
Sullivan, Long & Haggerty
Hancock Brothers
Wright Smith
Hancock Bros
Commission
Funeral attendance planned for Chas. Frank in Mobile relatives
Mobile relatives of Charles Frank to attend his funeral in Memphis. The veteran baseball manager, born in Mobile, played for the Pastimes on Hodges diamond and later joined the St. Louis Browns, Cleveland, and St. Paul. Survived by sisters Adele Fritz and Carrie Koster, sister-in-law Alice Hudoff, and many nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hudoff
Holcombe Hudoff
Charles Frank
Memphis
Frank
Mobile
Hodges
Oakdale
John F. Kelly
St. Louis Browns
Charles Comiskey
Cleveland
St. Paul
New Orleans
Atlanta
Adele Fritz
Carrie Koster
Alice Hudoff
Gulf Club Annual Outing Includes Trap Shoot and BBQ
The Gulf Fishing and Hunting Club hosts its annual outing on the Dog River club grounds this Thursday. Events begin at 11 with a trap shooting program of five 20 third events, sliding handicaps, and prize money split by a three-part system. Entry is $2.50 per event, targets cost two and a half cents, and prizes are donated by local merchants including Frank Stoll Baum Clothing Co N O Optical Mobile Sporting Goods Adams Motor Co Metzger Bros and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Fishing and Hunting Club
Dog River
Frank Stoll
Baum Clothing Company
Albright & Wood
N. O. Optical Company
Mobile Sporting Goods Company
van Antwerp Drue Company
Adams Motor Company
Metzger Bros
McGowin- Lyons Hardware Company
Marriott-Howe Tire Company
Armour & Co
Smith's Bakery
Grayson Grants Injunction Over Wilson Place
County solicitor sought an injunction against 205 North Dearborn Street occupied by Sarah Wilson alias Shreveport Sarah. Acting Judge Claude A Grayson granted the order prohibiting a nuisance at the address. Wilson woman could not post a 3600 appeal bond and remains at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart B. Chamberlain
North Dearborn Street
Sarah Wilson
Shreveport
Sarah
Circuit Court
Claude A. Grayson
Wilson
Lloyd George to Present Genoa Case in Person
Premier Lloyd George will personally present Britain’s Genoa case after reversing plans to have Sir Lawe Worthington-Evans lead the government’s argument. Labor and liberal MPs pressed for the premier to speak first, arguing it would give them tangible footing to oppose the policy. A cabinet communique said the change came on cabinet recommendations, not due to opposition pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. Ll. Keen
United Press
London
Lloyd George
Genoa
Laeming ‘Worthington-Evans
Labor
Suspect Churchill Alias Chadick Held On Fraud Charges
R D Churchill age 22 also known as R le Chadick and Davidson faces dangerous and suspicious charges in re corder's court. Detectives Adams and Desmond report warrants from Champaign Urbana Illinois for issuing fraudulent checks. Case continued to June 2. Churchill was arrested at Royal and St Francis streets and listed the Battle House as his address. Papers show ties to Mobile May 7 and hotel stays at Cawthon Hotel with checkbooks from Lansing Michigan Pleasant Lake Indiana and Illinois banks among his effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Churchill
R. le Chadick
R. D. Chadick
Davidson
Recorder’s Court
Urbana and Champaign
Recorder's Court
Adams and
Desmond
Police Department
First National Ba
Pleasant Lake
Ind
Chadick
Churchill
Champaign
C. E. Davis
Urbana
Royal and
St. Francis Streets
Battle House
Mobile
Cawthon Hotel
Lansing
Mich
Illinois
New Trial Sought for Convicted Men in Calmes Murder
Amite Louisiana May 24 six men convicted for the second time seek a new trial in the murder of Dallas Calmes Independence restaurant owner who confronted a gang accused of bank robbery early last year. The six defendants Natale Deamore Andrea Lamantia Joseph Giglio Joseph Brotchi? Rina and Roy Leona are jailed in Orleans Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amite
Dallas
Payroll Theft Hits Connecticut Traction Firm
Bridgeport May 24 robbers stole a $12,000 payroll of the Connecticut Company system. They held up an official and escaped in a car at Stratford. Pursuers fired on the car. four men were carried in it. Three fled to the woods, leaving a dying man in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Connecticut Company
Stratford
New Mail Service Between Mobile and Fairhope Proves Satisfactory
Mail service by boat between Mobile and Fairhope resumed May 16 and now uses both steamer and train. The Bay Queen carries mail under a contract with the post office department delivering quicker communication and earning praise from residents on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Fairhope
Bay Minette
Bay Queen
Post Office Department
Moeller Named Acting Pastor at St Matthew’s
Rev Father George Moeller, previously at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, is appointed acting pastor of St Matthew’s Catholic Church. He took charge and was warmly welcomed by parishioners at the church lawn party announcing the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moeller
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Edward P. Allen
Father Moeller
Negro murder case reset for June 21
Monroe Dukes charged with killing Daisy Spencer on February 12 appeared in circuit court before Judge Joel W. Goldsby and was reset for June 21. The continuance was requested by Attorney George B. Cleveland due to absent witnesses. Dukes allegedly shot Spencer, who died several hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Dukes
Daisy Spencer
Joel W. Goldsby
George B. Cleveland
Dukes
Spencer
Murphy Shea and Mader Indicted in Labor War Killings
Chicago May 24. New indictments charged “Big Tim” Murphy Don Shea Fred Mader and five others with murder in a labor war case. They are accused of killing Police Lieutenant Terrance Lyons who was shot while probing alleged labor bombings.
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Chicago
Big Tim” Murphy
Don Shea
Fred Mader
Terrance Lyons
Oil Merger Talk Attracts Wall Street Sensation
New speculation swirls after the steel merger as oil interests may consolidate Standard Oil Company of Indiana with Gulf Oil in a deal around 766 million dollars. Gulf officials deny the merger, while traders note Indiana offers five shares of Indiana stock for each Gulf share and Gulf seeks eight to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Independent Steel Iterests
Wall Street
Financial District
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Gulf Oil Company
Gulf Corporation
Gulf
Zeppelin Is German Plan In Trade War
A German owned airline linking Europe with the United States is under study as part of a plan to boost Germany in world trade. The project envisions a German controlled airship line using American stockholders, with a single Zeppelin type airship carrying passengers and freight on a noon to noon Berlin Cadiz Atlantic route in about 24 hours.
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Zeppelin
International News Service
Washington
Europe
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Spain
Azores
Bermuda
Atlantic
Berlin
Cadiz
Atlantic Islands
Missing Youth Found Working at Whistler Alabama
Sam Bettner aged 15, son of Mr and Mrs C D Smith, was found this morning in Whistler Alabama employed on an ice wagon for Chattom's ice delivery. He had been missing since May 13 and returned home after confirming his identity. He said he left to go out in the world and make good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bettner
C. D. Smith
Whistler
Rapier Avenue
Chattom
Reeves Held in Sledge Robbery Case
Albert Reeves is held to the grand jury under 1000 dollars bond after arraignment in recorder’s court for burglary of Mrs. Kate H. Sledge’s home at 54 South Jackson. Officer Qualls testified Reeves climbed a window and was shot when he refused to surrender. Reeves, wounded, has been hospitalized. he admitted possessing some of the stolen property but denied burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reeves
Kate H. Sledge
South Jackson Street
Qualls
Recorder’s Court
Reeves
Sledge
Freight rate cuts take effect July 1 across nation
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered about a 10 percent reduction in freight rates nationwide. The cuts vary by region from 12 1 2 to 14 percent and apply to freight charges but not passenger or Pullman rates. The decision aims to stabilize business by lowering the cost of shipping and was welcomed by many shippers despite some dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Territory
Western Territory
Southern
Mountain Pacific
Commission
Itng
United States
Lewis and Cox
McChord
Illinois
Illin
Illinoia
Italy and Russia Amid Trade Pact Delay at Genoa
Representatives of Italy and Soviet Russia reached a trade pact agreement in Genoa but postponed signing to secure Moscow approval for concessions on Stalin ships. The delegation head, George Tchitcherin, traveled from Rome to sign, then proceeds to Naples before returning to Moscow.
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Rome
Italy
Russia
Moscow
Stalin
George Tchitcherin
Genoa
Naples
War Scenes Highlight Richmond Parade at Virginia Pageant
Scenes depicting incidents from the American Revolution and the War of 1812 opened the third day of Virginia historical pageant in Richmond. After the drama, University of Virginia students will present a founding of the university scene honoring Thomas Jefferson 100 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
University of Virginia
University
Thomas Jefferson
Abolition of Treasury Jobs Sparks Washington Row
A Washington dispute erupts over treasury patronage as Blair removes nine Treasury officials named by Dover. Secretary Mellon backs the order while Dover plans to return from the Pacific coast to contest the moves. Tensions rise between Blair and Dover with potential resignations amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Blair Ee
Dover
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Pacific Coast
Blair
Treasury
A. D. Sumners
C. C. Child
Childs
Fair
Mellon Asain
Daugherty Holds Secret Meeting With Steel Men
Five independent steel companies out of eight named in a senate resolution to probe a proposed merger attended a conference with Attorney General Daugherty in Washington. The meeting, summoned to inform DOJ details, included federal trade representatives and lasted two hours. No decision was disclosed, the attendees said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Federal Trade
Steel merger reports denied by counsel amid group changes
New Bethlehem Lackawanna steel combine was said to unite with a proposed merger of independent firms but Thomas L Chadbourne denied the reports. He noted Trumbull Steel might join the independent group already including Midvale Inland Republic Iron and Steel Brier Hill Steel and Steel and Tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem-Lackawanna Steel Combine
Thomas L. Chadbourne
Trumbull Steel Company
Midvale Steel and Ordnance
Republic Irom and Steel
Brier Hill Steel
Inland Steel and Steel and Tube of America
Chadbourne
Eucharistic Congress Opens in Vatican With Global Delegates
Ten thousand delegates from around the world gather in the Belvedere courtyard at the Vatican for the 26th international eucharistic congress. The program includes a papal blessing, a pontifical procession with the blessed sacrament, a nocturnal vigil, and Mass on St Peter's papal altar. Solemn adorations are planned in major basilicas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Belvedere
Vatican
St. Peter's
St. John Lateran
Pope Pius
Holy Father
St. Peters
Franco Romanian Alliance Near As Russia Menace Grows
Paris May 24 reports say Franco Romanian talks move toward aid连 France pledges prudence but promises solidarity with Romania against a Russian invasion threat. Prime Ministers Millerand and Poincare consult with Marshal Foch on securing French support if Russia attacks Bessarabia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
M. Bratiano
Manian Preimier
Millerand
Poincare Saat Shal Foch
Bessarsabia
France
Roumania
Note Found With Body Dictates Cashing Order Burial
In Nashville Tennessee on May 24 a man’s body with a bullet hole in the head was found near a elm tree at Shelby Park. A note on a $60 express money order signed Earl Williams directed the order be cashed and the body buried, with the remainder given to the finder. A postscript warned the writer to be known and feared while seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Earl’ Williams
Shelby Park
Bishop Kilgo in Critical Condition in Memphis
Bishop John C. Kilgo is in critical condition at Methodist Hospital Memphis after a relapse following a brief improvement. Heart trouble worsened his illness as his family was summoned while he was en route from Hot Springs Arkansas to attend a church conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
John C. Kilgo
Methodist Hospital
Parece
Bishop Kilgo
Methodist Pee Conference
Hot Springs
Reports of Bulgarian Rebellion Denied by State Department
Washington May 24. The State Department denied reports that a revolution broke out in Bulgaria. Charles Wilson, American minister at Sofia, said the king is in Sofia and the city remains quiet. The only untoward event last week was the assassination of a single man described as isolated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bulgaria
Charles Wilson
Sofia
State Department
Bulldog Bests Eagle in Grueling Goffstown Fight
In Goffstown New Hampshire on May 24 a bulldog defeated a large eagle in a brutal yard clash. The eagle swooped from the Unconoonuc Mountains to grab the bulldog but the dog fought back forcing the bird to retreat after Mrs. Ainsworth appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goffstown
N. H
Ainsworth
Marine Band to Broadcast Radio Concert for Eastern States
The president's own Marine Band will give a one hour radio concert via stations in the eastern United States from Washington on May 24. It is expected to be heard across the eastern states and parts of Canada. A separate item notes the New York power commission granting a preliminary permit to T Brown of Newmarket Virginia for an electric project to illuminate Caverns and Market Plaza in Page County Virginia.
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Washington
Ollock
Anacosta Naval
Canada
Ieatenan
New York
The
Power Commission
T. Brown
Newmarket
Cub
Pitt
Page County
Market
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Chas. Frank
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Grayson
Wilson Place
FR. Moeller
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Shea and
Mader
Teutons
Ocean
Wertlerk, Nolan
Ala
Richmond Parade
Steel Men
P. O
Kilgo
Dog
Eagle
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