President Wilson Enjoys Southern Trip and Public Moment
President Wilson greeted a throng at Atlanta Terminal on his private car tour south. Secret service guarded the crowd as reporters and photographers slipped in, and the president praised the trip as ideal with no mishaps. He planned to press on to Mobile for a Southern Commercial Congress address, amid heavy interest from Atlantans and dignitaries arriving to meet him.
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Taft
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Mobile
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Grayson
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Florida
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Metropolitan Papers
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Fred I. Thompson
Mobile Register
W. R. Armbrecht
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
M. J. Mcbermott
Bank of Mobiles
John T. Cochran
A., T. & Nilroad
Robert Ewing
New Orleans States
President Wilson
Jett
Wilson in Atlanta Aboard Train for Mobile Visit
President Woodrow Wilson reaches Atlanta aboard a train bound for Mobile to join the Southern Commercial congress. He greets dignitaries including diplomats from Costa Rica Bolivia Peru Panama Argentina and Brazil and discusses closer relations and benefits of the Panama Canal. Secretary Daniels accompanies him for lunch as the tour continues.
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Daniels Sees U S Readiness on Sea on Southern Tour
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, on President Wilson’s special train through Atlanta en route to the Southern Commercial congress at Mobile, said the United States is ready at sea and has warships at strategic points. He favored Churchill’s call to pause naval construction but said it would not alter U S plans. Daniels declined to comment on the Mexican situation, deferring to the state department, and noted Southern prosperity during the Georgia visit.
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Southern Commercial Congress
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Mexico
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Mobile
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Daniela
Mobile Congress
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Azrae
Britain
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Presient
President Wilson En Route to Washington from Mobile
President Wilson’s Mobile visit featured a packed two hour program beginning with a breakfast at the Battle House, harbor review, city tour, and address at the Lyric theater, followed by a parade. He departed Mobile at 12 25 p m for Washington, with heavy police guard ensuring orderly handshakes and crowd control.
President Wilson's Train Delivered on Time to Atlanta
L F Busha, an Atlanta area engineer based in College Park, piloted President Wilson's special into Atlanta on schedule at 5 p m. The trip from Charlotte to Atlanta went without a mishap as Busha and Southern Railway staff coordinated the handover to the Atlanta and West Point engine for the remainder of the trip to Mobile. Busha, praised for twenty two years with the road, predicted the timing and delivered the on time arrival amid twilight at the terminal.
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Columbia Avenue
Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co Presents Today’s Store Advantages
The store announces months of careful preparation behind today’s offerings. Merchandise reflects the judgment of trained, dedicated staff dedicated to higher ideals. Shopping today means finding value at every possible point, with focus on quality, style, and price.
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Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Blanket buying time reveals quality and price claims
In a blanket store, the sales pitch emphasizes honesty and guaranteed fiber content. The sellers tout select, high quality blankets priced from 2.75 to 8.50, plus categories like Brocades and Silk Suedes. They also promote Madame Irene corsets and the Successo line with assurances of material, finishing, and value.
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