State May Not Borrow During April
The state plans to avoid borrowing in April funding operations through taxes and remittances. About $500,000 will be disbursed early in the month, with Jefferson County tax authorities contributing nearly $40,000 in anticipated remittances. The notice includes a humor piece and legal notices from Mobile County Probate Court dated March 31 1913 and a future hearing date set for April 24 1913.
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State OF Alabama
Mobile County
Mobile
Ala
Anna Mary Eckmeyer
Anna M. Kirsch
William H. Sledge
Price Williams, JR
McMillan & Grayson
Edith Tapley
Chicago
Cook
Ilinois
Alabama
Thomas Aaron Hatter
E. Lyles Hatter
Gordon & Edington
Patterson's Marinello Shop Advertises Electrolysis Service
An old newspaper fragment lists Marien E. Patterson at Marinello Shop, No. 57 Saint Joseph Street, phone 2937, offering modern electrolysis treatment as a scientific method.
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Marinello
Marie E. Patterson
St. Joseph Street
Marien E. Patterson
Marinello Shop
ST. Joseph ST
Mexican Forces Mobilize for Zapata Campaign
Mexico City April 1 The government breaks peace talks with Zapata and orders a large mobilization to field up to 10 000 troops for a southern campaign. Regulars also move to northern districts as Zapata loyalists denounce Huerta and Diaz while supporting the movement. Orozco Sr. is reported alive and guarded.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Zapata
War Department
Pascual Pido
Orozco
Cuautla
Pascual Orozco
Huautila
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Wilsons Mind Not Made Up On Special Session Committees
Reform era report from Washington notes Democratic opposition in the House to a plan by Representative Underwood to restrict new committees at the opening of the special session. President Wilson remains neutral with an open mind as tariff revision dominates early session planning. The piece mentions Senate involvement, caucus expectations, and a forthcoming detailed handbook to aid caucus approval.
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House
Underwood
Representative Sims
Tennessee
Wilson
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Wison
Ways and Means Committee
Bids Sought for Concrete Bridges on St Stephens Road
The Board of Revenue Mobile County will open bids at noon on Monday April 7 1918 for reinforced concrete bridges and culverts on the St Stephens road. A confining check of 200 is required with bid. Plans and specs available at the County Engineer’s office Room 11 Bank of Mobile Building. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Board of Revenue of
Mobile County
St. Stephens Road
Bank of Mobile Bldg
Board OF Revenue Mobile Co
Republicans Win Out In Chinese Election
The AP reports that all members of the first Chinese national assembly under Republican auspices have been elected. First meeting set for April 8 in Peking with about 800 in the lower house and 300 in the upper chamber. The U.S. faces a decision on immediate recognition or waiting until the assembly acts on the constitution.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures burns and skin diseases
This classic ad proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the fastest remedy for burns bruises boils sores inflammations and all skin diseases. It cites a four day cure of L. H. Haflin of Iredell Texas for a painful ankle sore and promotes its household use with Van Antwerp Drug Corporation endorsement.
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Bucklen
Arnica
L. H. Haflin
Iredell
Tex
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Receiver Sought for Atlanta Based Guarantee Trust Bank
Judge George L Bell ordered the Guarantee Trust and Banking Company of Atlanta to appear April 15 to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed. Two stockholder and two director lawsuits claim insolvency and improper real estate purchases, with allegations of bad land investments in Florida and a recent 3 percent dividend from capital stock. The firm, incorporated November 27 2007, shows capital stock of 500000 and is led by president H E Smith.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Guarantee Trust and Banking Company of
George L. Bell
Superior Court
Bell
J. J. Russell
J. R. Rivers
Matthew Delaney
E. E. Skipper
Guarantee Trust and Banking Company
Florida
E. ‘Smith
Morgan Fortune Reported From J. P. Morgan Estate
Estimates place the Morgan fortune at 75 to 800 million dollars with the son J. P. Morgan Jr likely to receive the bulk of the estate. Charitable bequests to institutions such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art the Episcopal Church and possibly Yale and Harvard are anticipated. The will is said to be recent and details are not yet public.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
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Harvard
Recovered From Severe Lung Trouble and Hopeful Testimony
A patient details recovery from lung hemorrhages after taking Eckman's Alterative, weighing 130 pounds before treatment and 165 later. Affidavit cites improved sleep appetite and health, with further claims of benefit for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles. Available at Braswell's Drug Store with a booklet and Eckman's Laboratory Philadelphia evidence. Also a Bijou picture play featuring Detective Burns.
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Madison Lake
Minn
Denver
Colo
Michael Brody
Paul L. Fasnacht
Braswell
Philadelphia
Important Week In The Item's $4,000 Prize
Campaigns offer bonus votes for label sales with combinations that grant up to 30,000 extra votes. The Item lists multiple product label bundles, deadlines, and participating organizations urging readers to submit packages by April 5th.
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Hose
Columbia Ice Crean
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