Curtis to Succeed Lodge as Senate Republican Leader
Washington Nov 24 Senator Curtis of Kansas is seen by Senate majority leaders as likely to succeed Lodge as Republican floor leader. Senator Warren of Wyoming withdrew his candidacy and endorsed Curtis, with Wadsworth and Watson reported to cave in to support the Kansan for the conference vote next Friday.
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Curtis
Lodge
Senate
Washington
Kansas
Senatre Warren
Wyoming
Warren
Wadsworth
New York
Watson
Indiana
Sear
Sabbath law evaded locally as drinks sold with meals
The Wilson board banned Sunday sales after 10:30 am but cafes argue meals make drinks legal. Some shops, including a confectionery and a drug store, began serving drinks with cake or pastries to skirt the rule. Police say lines are thin and enforcement uncertain as loopholes persist.
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Board of Aldermen
Wilson
Nash Street
New Evidence in Sheasley Murder Case Emerges
Columbus officials report new findings from the Christ Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage murder probe. Bloodlike stains on clothing, a heat pipe cover, and a jar lid with red fluid are under chemist analysis, supporting a murder theory and body disposal by fire.
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Sheasley
Columbus
Addie Sheasley
Evangelical Luthern Church
John R. King
King
Relieve Latham Of Censureship In North Carolina
Raleigh November 24 AP The State Corporation Commission defends its policy on public disclosure of bank conditions stating that audits will be released only after confirming a bank's actual status and that such statements come from the commission not the banking department. The panel cleared chief bank examiner Clarence Latham of criticism over withholding a Wilmingto n Citizens Bank & Trust Co report. New Wage Agreement Costs Welsh Mine Owners Millions
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Raleigh
N. C
State Corporation Commission
Clarence Latham
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Wilmington
Latham
Corporation Commission
Banking Department
Swansea
Finlay Gibson
South Wales Coal Owners’ Association
Circle meetings postponed by Judge Connor funeral
All circle meetings of St. Timothy's Church Service League were postponed yesterday due to the funeral of Judge H. G. Connor held from the church.
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All Circle
St. Timothy's Church Service League
H. G. Connor
Woman's Club to Meet at Mrs Homer Anderson Home
The Department of the Woman's Club will assemble this afternoon at Mrs Homer Anderson's residence on Park Avenue. Members are invited to attend and discuss upcoming programs.
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Woman’s Club
Homer Anderson
Park Avenue
Bible anchor in Wilsons modern era praised by WW Young
WW Young argues the Wilson of today surpasses the 1890 Wilson in morality and religion. He cites churches colleges and charitable work, praising Bible teaching at Atlantic Christian College and the impact on orphans mentally unbalanced and the blind, urging readers to reject modern vice.
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Wilson
Paine and Spencer
Atlantic Christian College
Jesus
WW. B. Young
Berlin to Lift Bar on Paris Mannequins
Berlin plans permit Paris fashion mannequins to display dresses as postwar thaw progresses. German horse owners seek British jockeys for rides but the English Jockey Club rule from wartime remains in force, prompting talks to rescind it. British boxers and football teams receive warm welcomes across Germany.
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Berlin
English
Jockey Club
Germany
The
Republic
Scourge of African Lions Dies After Record Hunt
CAPETOWN NOV 24 Yank Allen native of Texas died here after accounting for 258 lions in South Africa for the British South Africa Company. He arrived 17 years ago to rid the ranches of lions and, in ten years, made the beasts as plentiful as American bison, finally ending his career.
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Capetown
Yank” Allen
Allen
Texas
South Africa
Infancy of Stamp Collecting Highlights 19th Century Beginnings
A profile of William P. Brown, pioneer stamp dealer in New York City, detailing his 1859 launch on Broadway and early prices. It notes the rise of stamp collecting, mentions key early collectors and rulers who valued philately, and invites readers to see the full story in the Philatelic Publishing Co. bulletin.
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Mr. Brown
Brennan
Scott
J. W
Mere Taylor
Hazeltine
Gambs
George
England
Czecno-Slovakia
Prince Eugene
Sweden
Quen
Spain
Fulmer
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Reeder
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USA
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Byouna
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Evernbodn
Shem
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