Robinson Named U S Senator in Ralston’s Chair
Arthur R. Robinson an Indianapolis attorney was appointed United States senator to fill the late Samuel M. Ralston’s term until the 1926 general election by Governor Jackson. Robinson pledged loyalty to President Coolidge’s administration and faced several aspirants for the seat. He is 44, Indiana resident 21 years, former state senator, ex‑service man, and former county court judge.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Arthur R. Robinson
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
Jackson
Coolidge
Robinson
Ralston
Ohio
Indiana
United
Altt J. Beveridge
Harry S&s. New
Help Offered in Cotton Fields in Jonesboro
More than 100 Jonesboro business men volunteered to assist farmers in the surrounding area with cotton picking amid labor shortages and three weeks of heavy rains. The item notes the rural effort and mentions Queen Mary as an early adopter of household vacuum cleaners and electric appliances in England.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Queen Mary
England
Resinol Ship Carpenter Endorses Herb Juice Remedy
William A. Lewis, a ship carpenter from 161 St Emanuel Street Mobile Alabama, says Herb Juice restored his health after other remedies failed. He reports relief from chronic constipation, bilious spells, dizziness, and headaches, with improved appetite and digestion after three bottles.
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William A. Lewis
St. Emanual Street
Mobile
Ala
Mr. Lewis
Woman to Fight Return to Trial in Kentucky Murder Case
In Miami, Mrs. Hattie Mae Farley seeks to block extradition to Kentucky and face murder charges from a McCarr mine explosion. Her attorney Fred Pine says a governor's hearing will occur when Pike county agents arrive. Mrs. Farley, hospitalized, is one of five indicted for the unidentified victim and Henry Wilson. Turner's claim of meeting her in Tampa and sharing insurance proceeds adds complexity as Frederick Farley is released after proof of marriage to Mrs. Farley.
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Miami
Fla
Kentucky
Hattie Mae Farley
John W. Martin
Pike County
Fred Pine
Farley
Relief Party Victim of Hold-Up in Caucasus
Six American members of the Far East Relief were among daylight hold-up victims on a mountain road near Tiflis. Brigands fired from ambush, forced passengers from a car, stole about $200 in jewelry and money, then sent the group on their way. Named victims include Barclay Archon Pauline Ritter Joseph W Beach Dr and Mrs Turrentine Theodore Elmore.
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Constantinople
A.P
Far East Relief
Caucasus
Tiflis
Barclay Archon
Pauline Ritter
New York
Joseph W. Beach
Banor
Turrentine
the Rock, Ark
Theodore Elmore
Oberlin
Italian Debt Policy Warns Against Foreign Loans
Signor Paratore former minister of the treasury argues in the Giornale d Italia against any agreement Italy cannot honor. He warns the debt commission’s Washington trip could lure heavy payments from America or foreign capital into Italian industry. He favors long term retrenchment over foreign debt to protect national independence.
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Rome
A.P
Signor Paratore
Treasury
Giornale d'Italia
Italian Debt Commission
Washington
Italy
America
Rum ship Corone seized far off coast
The wooden steamer Corone with 22 crew members, many intoxicated, carrying a 440000 liquor cargo, was seized by seven guardsmen 45 miles off Atlantic City. Coast Guard Boat 113 spotted the vessel, boarding revealed liquor. the crew was forced toward New York and papers were destroyed, leaving owners unidentified.
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New York
A.P
Corone
Atlantic City
Coast Guard
M. D. Jester
American Aviators End Season in Morocco Tours
The American Sheriffian air squadron operating with the French in Morocco has nearly finished war flying for the season. Most members have taken leave to visit Marrakech and other Moroccan points before demobilization in Paris in early November. Lieutenant Victor P. Pennington of Millington Maryland plans to join a French squadron to operate over the Atlas mountains during winter.
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Quezzan
French Morocco
A.P
Sheriffian Air
Freech
Morocco
Marrakech
Paris
Victor P. Pennington
Millington
High Atlas Mountains
Highest honor given by Masons to two recipients
Washington October 21 A P reports Gold crosses of the supreme council of Scottish Rite Free Masonry awarded on its grand day to R E Simpson of Charlotte North Carolina and Charles S Lobinger now serving in the department of justice and a former judge at Shanghai under the.
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Washington
A. P
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Free Masonry
R. E. Simpson
Charlotte
N. C
Charles 8. Lobinger
Départment of Justice
Shanghai
Historian Praises Kentucky Confederate Women
Mrs. George Mastin of Lexington, historian for the Kentucky division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, praised Confederate women at the opening session of a two day convention in Maysville Kentucky noting they supported every righteous cause for sixty years. She recalled wartime views in New England and justified the group’s continued existence after World War I.
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Maysville
Kentucky
George Mastin
Lexington
United Daughters of the Confederacy
New England
Mas
Ship board officer goes back to post
Washington dispatch reports BE Sheedy, vice-president of the Fleet Corporation in charge of European affairs, returning to her post after a board reorganization defied President Coolidge. The London assignment to Leo Palmer was rejected, with unknown future posting.
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Ship Board
Washington
A.P
BE. Sheedy
Fleet Corporation
London
Leo J. Palmer
Corporation
Shipping Board
Sheedy
State Fox Hunters Meet Proposed for Mobile County
IL G Adams president of the Alabama Fox Hunters Association says the state group will be invited to hold its next meet in Mobile County. A Mobile county fox hunters meeting is set for Thursday at 7 pm in the Adams Motor Company building. Arrangements are being made for the Talladega fox hunt on November 3 4 and 6. The fifth centenary of the Oblates of St Frances is mentioned in the text.
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IL. G. Adams
Alabama Fox Hunters’ Association
Mobile County
Adams Motor Pany
Talladega
Opposition to air service unity prompts military critique
Brigadier General Albert J. Bowley at an American Legion meeting opposed a national defense department with under secretaries for army navy and air arms. Bowley argued for separate air services for army and navy and criticized editorials and organizations advocating centralized air power.
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Greenville
N.C
A.P
Department of National Defense
Army
Navy
Air Arms
Albert J. Bowley
Fort Brage
Washington
William Mitchell
American Legion
Gehera Bowley
Mitchell
Ordnance Department
How Doctors Treat Colds and Fla
To break up a cold or grippe doctors and druggists recommend Calotabs, a refined calomel compound. One or two tablets with water purify the system, curb nausea, and restore appetite, with no interference to daily activity. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at Gruz store.
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Gruz
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Atlanta, GA
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