Alabama Educational Association elects officers at closing session
Alaber D Saieberonic Institute Au rt was unanimously elected president at the convention's closing session. Other officers named include Alex Moore Jasper first vice president B B Baker second vice president Delphine Fenimore vice president W C Griese secretary re-elected T W Montgomery Beckianer A ter Tuscaloosa chair A Brown Birmingham Cora Pearson Florence executive committee Pearson named executive committee member and future president by rotation winner marks first time a member joins the committee.
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Alaber D
C A. Brown
Birmingham
Cora Pearson
Florence
Pearson
New Method Promises Fast Relief for Asthma Sufferers
An advertisement claims a new method can cure asthma for all ages and conditions and offers a free trial. It promises relief regardless of climate or occupation and targets hopeless cases using various remedies then urges readers to mail a coupon for immediate method delivery.
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Pease
Marine traffic at the river docks and harbor news
The Peerless and American river packets bring freight and passengers to municipal docks while the John Quill and Widwood add cargoes to the harbor. Ships from Denmark to Cuba and Great Britain prepare to sail. Radio reports note wreckage and obstructions off the coast as Norwegian steamers Verone and Columbia discharge at Dauphin Street.
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Peerless
Upper River Landings
Passenghe Packet American
Municipal Docks
Alabama River Landings
Alabama Packet
John Quill
Widwood
Hunter-Benn & Company
Turks Island
Great Britain
Munson
Thursa
Cuban
Portos
Denmark
J. M. Scott
Springfield
Genoa
Italy
Scott
Naval Radio
Branch Hydrographic Office
el Sigto
Lon
Jon
Arlington
North Atlantic Ocean
Scotland
Camilla
New York Herald
Sandy Hook
Ariosto
Biggins
Peter Hamre
Maurie
Ryberg
Marie
Verona
Columbia
United Fruit Company
Dauphin Street
Widwad
Hunter-Benn Lumber Company
Alderny
Independent
Bis
Mallory Line Steamship Denver Sinks Off Cape Race
A New York photograph shows the Mallory Line steamship Denver sinking off Cape Race as rescue ship Megantic arrives after receiving the S O S. All crew members had evacuated the Denver and she listed sharply, appearing ready to plunge.
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Mallory Line Steamship
Denver
Mallory Line
Cape Race
Megantic
Ater
Manan Oy
Towboat hauled for hull repairs. excursion boat to Fort Blakely
80 Towboat Company was hauled out on the Quollinger and Bruce Dry Docks Saturday afternoon for hull and other repairs. The pleasure steamer Charles E. Cessna will take an excursion to Fort Blakely Sunday afternoon, leaving the foot of Dauphin Street at four o'clock and returning at 10 p m.
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Qollinger and Bruce Dry
Hull
Charles E. Cessna
Fort Blakely
Dauphin Street
G. F. Sermasters
Corinth
Miss
Meridian
Billie Sumpter
Charles W
Waynesboro
Whistler
George Manuel
Round House
J. H. Pitard
Julius Newell
Willman
J. M. Moulyet
John Rainey
Joe Lewis
Mat Laws
R. A. Savage
Steve O'Donnell
William J. Gambrel
L. J. Kircher
J. J Thomas
Motive Power
Mobile
Miss Peterson
Laila Peterson
Whistler Public School
Mabel Vaughan
Numerous ships listed with ports and owners in transit records
A dense ledger of vessels including ships Vance Bennestret Ganges and many others with owner names Port destinations and dates such as Jan 12 Jan 28 and Nov entries. Entries cover bark and schooner types with origins from Scotland England Norway Denmark and the United States bound for Mobile Munson United Fruit and other companies.
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Vance
Samuelson
Glascow
Scot
Ganges
Goeraldson
West Hartlepool
Eng
Gulf States Shipping Co
Bennestret
Tennessen
Mandal
European Lumber and Transit Co
D. H
S. Alderney
Gjertsen
Havana
Cuba
Pensacola
Munson
Line
Parchim
Anderson
Plymouth
Normandy
du Buhr
New York
Liverpool
Georgia D. Jenkins
McLean
Demerara
BL. G
H. G. Donald Co
Margaret
Olsen
Newport News
Sylifid
Henriksen
Limerick
Ire
Hunter, Beun & Co
Marga
Knudsen
Christiansand
Hunter Benn & Co
S. S. Alexandrian
S. Viator
Erikson
Garston
Hubbard-Zemurray Line
Barkentine Stranger
Whitney
San Fernandino
Trinidad
Whitney Bodden Co
Bark Paolina
Ital
Sigurd
Peterson
Aarhuus
Den
van Heynigen Brok
Erage Co
Bark Andra
Lampasas
Mallory Steamship Company
Tarpon
Conustwise
St. Andrews
Fla
St. Andrews & Gulf Steamship Company
Dictator
Nor
Cuban
Orr-Laubenheimer Steamship Company
S. S. Nubian
Laurenson
England
Mobile Liners Inc
S. Colombia
Simonsen
Puerto Barrios
Guat
United Fruit Company
Verona
Oxholm
Puerto-Cortez
Hon
S. Isabella
West Porto Rito
Porto Rican
Jensen
St Nazare
France
Seeberg Line
Fort Morgan
Plavik
Tela
Bodo
Buil-Larsen
Puerto Cortez
Chamelecon Steamship Company
Signe
Ferang
Munson Steamship Line
Pirates Defeat Vols in 9 2 Exhibition Victory
Pittsburgh Nationals routed Nashville 9 to 2 as Bushelman and Kroh dominated. Rube Marshall shut out theVols for three innings while Vance was steady. scoring featured Pittsburg 024 102 000 and Nashville 002 000 000. Batteries Vance Smith Bush elman Kroh Marshall Street. Umpire Williams.
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VOLS
Nashville
Tenn
Pittsburgh Nationals
Bushelman
Kroh
Rube Marshall
Vance
Rhe
Pittsburg
Smith
Ikroh
Marshall
Street
Williams
VESSELS IN PORT LOCATION AND DESTINATIONS
A fragmented port list details steamers and ships at various docks and piers. Vessels named include Sulphur Am, Clara C Scott, Donna Christina, Edna V Pickles, Irma Bentley, and King vessels docking at Gulf Dry Docks and West Inukees with destinations to Puerto Cortez New Orleans Jamaica and South America.
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Henry
Hildegard
Henderson Docks
PRUE
Occesc
Es Esse
Gulf Dry Docks
Clara C. Scott
Iver Plate
Slenny Crosby
Olin
Bruce Docks
Jiara E. Look
Ollinger-Bruce Dry
Edna V. Pickles
Evadne
Gulf Dry
Dock Widman
Pickles
L. & N. Dock
Whistler Lodges to Attend Crichton Convention
Delegates from Mechanic's Lodge No. 69 and Rebekah Lodge No. 158 head to Crichton on April 7 for district sessions. Whistler branches host meetings, church activities, a revival in Mobile, and a busy schedule of Easter egg hunts, baseball, and civic notices around Whistler Alabama.
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Lucy Berge
Aliie Wicke
James J. McGuire
Whistler Lodge No
T. B. Allman
Whistler Circle
Mila N. Kelly
Head Circle
Selma
Ala
Whistler Church News
Whistler Methodist
W. M. Cato
Francis, M. Atchison
Whistler Methodist Church
Mobile
Broad Street
Ss. W. Roberts
Francis M. Atchison
Whistler Methodist C
Methodist Church
Crichton
D.i. Fraser
Pringle
WW. T. Vanderslice
William M. Cato
FE. P. Hunt
Wilbur Cato
A. B. Baumhauer
T. J. Whitsett
Bethany Baptist
Haywood Vaughan
Baptist Sunday School
Baptist Church
Meyers Memorial Baptist Church
Charles Sheldt
William Twining
Chauffeurs Rally to Form Mobile Union
J. E. Winstanley, state organizer for the American Federation of Labor, announced Saturday night an effort to organize all Mobile automobile chauffeurs into a union under the Central Trades Council.
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J. E. Winstanley
American Federation of Labor
Mobile
Cent: Trades Council
Mobile & Ohio R R Lands in Ala and Miss Offer
Mobile and Ohio Railroad lands in Alabama and Mississippi offered for general farming and stock raising. 480 acres seven miles west of Chunchula Mobile County with pine soil and running stream priced at 11.50 per acre. Additional tracts from 40 to 10000 acres at 4.00 per acre and up. Address Geo Kilborn president Ala Land and Dev Co 40 N Royal St Mobile Bell 957 J.
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Chunchula
Mobile County
Alabama
Satsuma
Geo. Kilborn
Ala. Land & Dev. Co
N. Royal St
Mobile
Bell Phone
Fraternity Debate Spurs Alabama Legislative Hearing
Montgomery special report on a University of Alabama inquiry into fraternity status. Witnesses dispute whether frats divide students and whether abolishing fraternities is best. Geologist Dr Eugene A Smith argues divisions persist regardless. other testimonies cite nonfraternity leaders in student government. Convict camp medical conditions and tuberculosis hospital work also reviewed.
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Ala
University of Alabama
Legislative Investigating Committee
J.C University
M. Williams
Eugene A. Smith
J. A. Austin
J. T. Fowler
Austin
Fowler
Wetumpka
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