Gulfport Prepares Celebration For Cotton Shipment
An entire cargo of Mississippi cotton will be shipped to Denmark this week aboard the Norwegian steamer Huse. The Walsh Stevedoring and Contracting Company of Mobile will load the vessel. Gulfport residents plan a celebration on the ship's arrival with many Mississippians joining the event. The Huso San Key, Fla., indicates arrival around Friday morning.
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Gulfport
Miss
Denmark
Walsh Stevedoring and Contracting Company
Mobile
Huso San Key
Fla
Shipping cabbage carload from Pascagoula signals growing truck farming
Pascagoula Mississippi April 1 Special reports A H Victor ships a carload of cabbages to Northern Alabama and plans another. Five candidates seek sheriff and four seek supervisor in District No 3. Other county officers face no opposition.
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Pascagoula
Miss
A. H. Victor
Alabama
Board of Supervisors
District No. 3
Carranza Officers Reported En Route From Matamoros
Fifteen Carranza army officers reached New Orleans last night on their way to Vera Cruz. Believed to be part of a force that left Matamoros about two weeks ago, their departure remains unexplained though it was stated they were not needed at Matamoros.
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Carranza
Orleans
Matamoros
Brownsville
Tex
Carranza Army
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Mex
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin digests food and cures indigestion within five minutes. It touts relief from heartburn, gas, sour stomach, and nausea, with a fifty cent family supply and a call to obtain it from any drug store.
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Pape
Adv
Fairhope Personal Notes On April Visit Or Local Arrivals
Mrs M L Johnson travels to Montgomery to attend the State Teachers convention and address the State Congress of Mothers. Others arrive at the Colonial Inn for the season including Mrs R P Beggs and daughter from Mobile. Newcomers include Mrs H D Wetmore of Illinois and Mr Ralph Mershon returning to Michigan. Several social guests depart or plan return journeys as seasonal visitors leave Fairhope.
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Fairhope
Ala
M. L. Johnson
Montgomery
State Teachers’ Convention
State Congress of Mothers
R. P. Beggs
Mobile
Gables
Beggs
Silverhill
Olive Wood
Ralph Mershon
Flint
Mich
Colonial Inn
Woodbridge
Chicago
Bennett
Beatrice
Jasper
F. Porter
Mark S. Porter
Evanston
Ill
Springfield
H. B. McDaniel
M. W. Coolbaugh
Margaret Aumoth
Local Notes From Bay Minette Run April 1
Miss Annie Louise Fem near and Miss Alberta Dees left for Montgomery for the teachers convention. Rev. J. S. Lambert met legislators regarding the Daphne normal school. Ira B. Thompson visited with his parents on route to Mobile and Daphne. Senator H. H. Holmes traveled to Montgomery. Local fishermen report good trout catches near the lakes west of town. Sewer work progresses on Second street. Charles F. Evans reports good attendance at meetings in the county. Easter services planned at Methodist and Presbyterian churches with Good Friday services at the Presbyterian church conducted by Reverend Palmer.
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Bay Minette
Annie Louise Feminear
Alberta Dees
Pleasant View
Montgomery
Lambert
J. S. Lambert
Daphne
Ira B. Thompson
Mobile
State Normal School
Thompson
Senator Holmes
H. H. Holmes
Tensaw
Second Street
Evans
Charles F. Evans
Alabama Christian Endeavor Association
Daughtry
Methodist Church
Rev
Harris
Presbyterian Church
Episcopalians
Palmer
Dallas Banker Slaughter Arrested for Embezzlement in Colorado
W B Slaughter of Dallas Texas president of Mercantile National Bank was arrested in Pueblo Colorado charged with embezzling 20000. The bank served county funds and was closed by a federal examiner with a receiver in charge. Slaughter’s son C Slaughter and former bookkeeper William Wheatley were also taken in for investigations.
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Pueblo
Colo
W. B. Slaughter
Dallas
Tex
Mercantile National Bank
Stannard and Co
Federal Bank
Colorado
Texas
Doctor Lewis Baker Advice Column on Digestion and Health
A series of readers seek guidance from Dr. Lewis Baker on stomach woes, hair and scalp care, fatigue, obesity, weight gain, bronchial issues, catarrh, and nervous weakness. The doctor prescribes remedies including stomach and bowel products, a hair tonic, tonics for liver and kidneys, and specific tablets with directions, with general wellness guidance and access to free advice through the College Bldg Dayton Ohio.
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Lewis Baker
College Bldg
College Ellwood Sts
Dayton
Mobile L and N case to be heard by railroad board
The Alabama state railroad commission will convene at the capitol to review eleven new dockets in its monthly session. The Mobile Chamber of Commerce suit against Louisville and Nashville seeks tariff rule changes, with other cases on train consolidations, service cuts, and rate revisions across Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Railroad Commission
Capitol
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Louisville and Nashville
North Alabama
Central of Georgia Railway
Birmingham
Georgia State Line
Southern Railway
Memphis
Foley
Canoe
Theodore
Attalla
Anniston
Talladega
Alabama
Dutch Steamship Lodewijk van Nassau Seized Near Brighton
A Dutch cargo steamer named Lodewijk van Nassau was chased by British torpedo boats and captured near Brighton, suspected of supplying German submarines with fuel oil. The crew reportedly appears German and the vessel is being examined after refusing to stop.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
New Haven
English Channel
Sussex
Lodewijk van Nassau
Brighton
Sanders Liable to Probers Wrath for Papers Return
Alabama reports that Dr. Sanders state health officer could face imprisonment for contempt if he refuses to hand over examination papers to a legislative investigating committee. Attorney General William L. Martin says the committee may cite for contempt, but only the legislature can imprison, not the committee itself.
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Sanders
Legislative Investigating Committee
William L. Martin
Ral
Peake Health Department
Martin
Alabama
State Board of Health
United States
England
Attorney General
Governors appoint five public account examiners
Governor Henderson appointed Judge E C McCall J T Gorman W H Murphree J H Craig and R L Coxwell as public accounts examiners under a new act reducing the number from seven to five. He plans four districts one examiner per district and one for state institutions and aims to uniform county office bookkeeping.
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Montgomery
Henderson
E. C. McCall
Choctaw
J. T. Gorman
Mobile
W. H. Murphree
Troy
J. H. Craig
Jasper
R. L. Coxwell
Monroeville
Coxwell
O'Neal
Gorman
Murphree
Craig
Treasurer Outlines Big Alabama State Deficit
State Treasurer W L Lancaster releases a budget showing a projected deficit of two million dollars on January 1, 1916 unless the legislature acts. The figure excludes a $300,000 note and cites about $800,000 in outstanding warrants as current shortfall.
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Montgomery
W. &. Lancaster
Alabama
Lancaster
Expert divers to help raise submarine F-4 in Honolulu harbor
U S expert divers from the New York navy yard prepare to depart for San Francisco to join cruiser Maryland and travel to Honolulu to assist in raising the submerged submarine F-4. Rear Admiral Moore, commander at Honolulu, continues efforts to raise the craft.
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Washington
New York Navy Yard
Honolulu
San Francisco
Maryland
Moore
Naval Station
Tanzer Evidence Before Grand Jury
Evidence against Miss Rae Tanzer accused of defrauding James W. Osborne by mail was ready for submission to the federal grand jury. The case centers on a $50,000 breach of promise suit with alleged conspirators. indictments were not expected for days. United States District Attorney Marshall said Tanzer would not be called before the grand jury, granting her immunity.
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New York
Rae Tanzer
James W. Osborne
United States
Marshall
Tanzéer Wolld
Grove’s Tonic Promotes General Wellness
An old Standard Grove’s Taste Chill Tonic offered as an oral tonic with quinine and iron. advertised to drive out malaria and enrich health, highlighting tonic properties and perceived medicinal values.
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Grove
Recorder's Court Notes Seve ral fined on drunkenness and theft charges
Four white men aged by Recorder D. H. Edington on two counts each disorderly conduct and drunkenness following arrests by Officer D. Pennington. Several defendants were fined five dollars or ten days hard labor, with appeals and bonds set. others were fined one dollar plus costs or ten days, bound over to city court on theft charges, including burglary and theft of bicycle and lead cable.
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Recorder’s Court
D. H. Edington
D. Pennington
J. H. Miller
T. Ji. Burns
R. W. McGowan
J. A. McAllister
Robert Allen
Archie Rudolph
Lcense
Willie Bradford
Edington
Bradford
Jamies Chambers
George Street
James Edwards
Eugene Thoss, Jr
Fred Kelly
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Fred Davis
U S Note To Germany On Frye Sinking Sent
Washington April 1 The American note to Germany over the destruction of the sailing ship William P Frye by the Prinz Eitel Friedrich has been dispatched to Berlin Acting Secretary Lansing said the note would be made public once it reaches its destination
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Washington
Germany
William P. Frye
Berlin
Lansing
State Department
Paget Sees Early Balkan Success and Settlement Path
General Sir Arthur Paget head of the British military mission, after visits to Balkan capitals, believes once the campaign favors the allies and Britain France and Russia agree on terms, reconstruction of the Balkans will be achievable.
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Paget
Balkans
Rome
Paris
Arthur Paget
Russia
Balkan States
Great Britain
France
Berlin Reports Fodder Ration Plan To Curb Prices
The German federal council orders anyone holding over 100 kilograms of fodder to report to the supply association of German farmers. The body will coordinate fodder sales and has authority to buy supplies at a set price to stem price increases.
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Berlin
London
Federal Council
Rosinton Notes On School Clubs And Local Visits
In Rosinton Alabama J Lambert county superintendent visited with Bay Minette Truckers' Association president Hall aiding school pig clubs. Wing of Ohio and son Edgar inspect land improvements. Rev Netherland Beulah FL called homeward from W. school. W S Jarrett visited Mobile for Avery Farm. Rosinton pupils plan industrial work including Girls Tomato Club Boys Corn Club and Boys Pig Club. Hastings family to Chicago with return later. Herman Riel sold timber to Pensacola Lumber Co.
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Rosinton
Ala
Lambert
Hall
Bay Minette Truckers’ Association
Wing
Ohio
Edgar
Rev. Netherland
Beulah
Fla
Jarrett
Mobile
Avery Farm Company
Will Hastings
Chicago
Hastings
Herman Riel
Pensacola Lumber Company
California Syrup of Figs: a Gentle Laxative for Children
A vintage advertisement advises mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a first treatment for a sick constipated child. It promises gentle cleansing of the liver and bowels, relief from feverish symptoms, sour stomach, and bad breath, with a pleasant taste that children love.
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Tiss Adele
California
No. 6 Dauphin Street Brick Building for Store or Warehouse
A well situated no 6 Dauphin Street brick building described as in good condition and suitable for use as a store or warehouse. The listing emphasizes sturdy structure and adaptable commercial space.
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Dauphin Street
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Windsor
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