Senator Reed Smoot Stricken in Senate Chamber Illness
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, veteran Republican leader, collapsed in the Senate from indigestion and was carried home for rest. Doctors say the illness is not serious, but he faces a two week period of absolute rest with a possible return to vote on the Warren nomination. He has long chaired the Finance Committee and faced heavy workload.
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Washington, D. C
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
Big
Senate Finance Committee
Appropriations Committee
Moscow
Russia
Volhynia
Zimbaluk
Eve
Zinbaluk
Jitomir
Mount Sinai
Jordan
Lebanon
Dempsey Rules Out June Title Defense
The Los Angeles Times quotes Jack Dempsey saying he will not defend the heavyweight title before next fall. He notes he is not ready in June, plans to drop weight and train, estimating about five months to regain title form.
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Dempsey
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Jack Dempsey
Renault
The
Times
Personal notices and visitors in Cairo area events
A sequence of short notes lists visitors and local events in Cairo. Names include H and Ray from Atlanta J M Harrison Albany Elizabeth Brantley Quitman Jimmy Bowers Meigs W W Wilkinson Atlanta M H Metcalf Camilla Theo Milligan Moultrie Mrs W H Flowers Mrs C B Graham Pet Woodson C K Prichette Erminie Felder Edwin Outwater John Dixon Gelfand demonstration sandwiches free offer at stores Mrs A V Hall Augusta Henry Thornton Three Tom Tavern district meet attendees Mrs Merwin Miami C E B Lamson Toledo Sarasota Henry Wight Sanford R C Balfour Orlando Winter Haven CHARMS of local social scene noted along with a product demonstration and medical update.
Code of Ethics for Oyster Men
New York March 14 Two hundred members of the oyster division of the Middle Atlantic Fisheries Association met to devise a code of ethics to prevent a повторe of the 30 million loss from the recent typhoid epidemic. A bill to ban selling oysters outside R months was urged. The code requires oysters to be sound in quality and strictly sanitary from bed to table. Dealers must condemn unsound shipments and refuse unapproved sources.
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New York
Oyster Division
Middle Atlantic Fisheries Association
Code of Ethics
Rose Show Plans Under Way in Thomasville
The Rose Show in Thomasville is being planned with dates between April 12 and 20 depending on weather. The event will be held at the new Basket Ball Shell and attract visitors from central Georgia and beyond. Prizes will be arranged next week with merchant sponsorship to be announced.
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Thomanville
Dame Nature
Thomasville
Georgia
Atlanta
Garden Club
D A R Chapter Holds Meeting at Watt Residence
Ochlochnee Chapter D A R met Wednesday at Mrs Chas Watt's home with fifteen members present. After roll call America was sung and the Lord's prayer recited. Minutes approved. Treasury showed 22.76 on hand plus 66.80 from a Feb 20 Silver Tea and card party. The chapter plans annual celebration of Washington's Birthday and discussed aid requests for the General organization.
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Chas. Watt
America
Walter Hammond
Tim Chisholm
Washington
Kenmore
Fredericksburg
Betsy Washington
George Washington
C. 8. Barker
Columbus
County School Meet In Full Swing Today
The Thomas County School Meet opens with declamation essay recitation and music judging. Athletes lead early races with Thomasville and Ochlocknee strong, and a picnic luncheon on the East Side Campus draws crowds. Winners at four o clock include Roper 100 yd dash 13 sec, Pfeister shot put 37 ft 10 in, Brown 220 yd dash 29 sec, Butler broad jump 16 ft 6 3 4 in, Keyton hurdles 19 3 5 sec.
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Thomas County
Thomasville
Roper
Boston
Ochlocknee
Pfeister
Hoston
Metcalfe
d&sh—Brown
Oyster Ethics Code Enforced by Fisheries Association
Health department rules on labeling shipments refrigeration and purity must be enforced. Dealers must investigate and report any indication that shocked oysters are served in empty half-shell. The oyster division of the fisheries association will investigate and punish violators of the code of ethics.
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Health Department
The
Fisheries Association
Code of ‘Ethics
French Fear British Move On German Security Proposals
Paris reports French officials and lawmakers accuse Britain of pressuring France to accept German security plans. The discussion follows Austen Chamberlain's stance and Herriot's government facing parliamentary risk as Geneva sources delay public talks. A France continental pact option is floated as an alternative to a universal security covenant.
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France
Austen Chamberlain
Forei
Paris
League of Nationa
Chamberlain
Herriot
League
Mr. Chamberlain
Germany
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James Barber Shop
Empire Furniture Store
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J. O. Baxley
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Frank Dollar
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Shepard
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Lawhead & Rackley
Olver Live Stock Co
M. J. Halsten
Tom Watson
T. D. Winn
Bessie Craigmiles
Bank of Thomasville
P. C. Searcy
Times- Enterprise
X. Y
e/o Times-Enterprise
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Moore Music Co
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Crawford
Sallie Stark
Tuimes- Enterprise
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Smoot
Tion
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Mrs
J. E. Craigmiles
Britton-Craigmiles
J. M. Harrison
Albany
Elizabeth Brantley
Quit- Man
Jimmy Bowers
Meigs
W. W. Wilkinson
Roy Truitt
W. Imp
M. H. Metcalf
Camilla
City
Esterday
Theo Milligan
Moultrie
W. H. Flowers
Montgomery
H. O. Turlington
Macon
Erminie Felder
Beachton
Cairo
John Dixon’s
Gelfand Products Co
Edwin Outwater
Ben Kaincaid
Norfolk
Henry Thornton
Three Toms Tavern
Camden, S. C
East Side
Mrs. Merwin
C. E. B. Lamson
Toledo
Sarasota
Henry Wight
Sanford, Fla
Wight
Bouchell
Florida
R. C. Balfour
Messrs
Charlie, Frank and
Grover Balfour
Orlando
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Sarasota, Fla
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