Long sought relief comes ten buck gomers
Buck Conners, L N flagman between Pensacola and Mobile, reports dramatic relief from stomach trouble after taking Tanlac. He describes prior severe pain, gas, constipation, and fatigue, and says the medicine restored appetite, sleep, energy, and vigor. He plans full treatment and endorses Tanlac sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp in Mobile.
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Buck Conners
Pensacola
Crystal Pharmacy
Colonel Stivers
Mr. Conners
Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair
Advertisement advises using pure refined cocoanut oil as a greaseless shampoo alternative. It claims common soaps and shampoos dry the scalp and injure hair, while a small amount of cocoanut oil creates rich lather, cleanses hair and scalp, removes dust and oil, and leaves hair silky and manageable. Available at drug stores and very inexpensive.
American gowns win at Chicago fashion expo
The Gossard trophy goes to Mme. Marguerite of Chicago for a line of gowns that fuse simple silhouettes with color harmony. Winners include the Mignon evening dress in blond chartreuse and orchid hues with moonlight sequins and the Easter bride gown in ivory satin and silver lace.
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America
Mme. Marguerite
Chicago
Marguerite
Signer
Fashion Art League of America
Democrats Gain in Chicago Election
Complete returns show Democrats making notable gains citywide in yesterday aldermanic race. They outpolled Republicans by over 20 000, net three new city council members, and elected Leo J Doyle mayoral candidate. Democrats 32 council votes, Republicans 36. Socialists 2. 21 aldermen to Democrats, 13 to Republicans, 1 to Socialists.
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Chicago
New Certy
Leo J. Doyle
Pershing cites clash with Villistas near Agua Calientes
General Pershing reports Major Evans dispatch from Rubio of Col Brown's squadron pursuing Villistas near San Antonio. Natives say Brown surprised Villistas at noon near Agua Calientes twenty miles southeast of Bachinova. Reports claim thirty to forty Villistas killed and as many horses captured, but lack official verification.
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Pershing
Willistas
Washington
Evans
Tenth Cavalry
Rubio
Brown
Villistas
San Antonio
Chihuahua
Agua Calientes
Bacha Neva
Verdun Cannot Be Taken Says General Cadorna
Paris April 6 General Cadorna affirms Verdun will never fall stating the claim on a Udine correspondent report. He praises France and Britain for immense depots of men guns and munitions seen on the front and returns from France enthusiastic about allied efforts.
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Paris
Verdun
Cadorna
Udine
Petit Journal
Italy
France
Great Britain
Sinking of several ships tied to German report request
Lloyd's reports a sinking of the British steamship Bendew with one crewman lost and the Vigo ship owned by Gonzales and Fernandez of Villagarcia. The Vigo built in 1878 at Middleborough measured 260 feet with 32 feet beam. Bendew built in 1909 at West Hartlepool for J Hoult & Co. weighed 3 681 gross tons and was 347 feet long with 51 feet beam.
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Page
Polo
Gibraltar
Lloyd’s
Bendew
Gonzales ‘and Fernandez
Villagarcia
Middleborough
West Hartlepool
J. Hoult & Co
Norwegian Steamer Sunk by German Submarine Off Spanish Coast
A Norwegian steamer was seen signaling for help thirty miles off Spain. A British vessel tried to assist but fled when a German submarine was spotted. The Arena was later reported torpedoed and sunk with its crew taken to Ymuiden. fate of the other ship unclear.
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Paris
Havas
Valencia
Spain
London
Arena
Ymuiden
Clare
Reuter
Two Americn seamen deny Claudia torpedo claim
Two American sailors aboard the Claudia denied a Copenhagen report that the Danish bark was torpedoed. They said the vessel sank March 28 from Jacksonville to Fleetwood after severe weather and a leak, and the crew was rescued by a French steamer to Bordeaux.
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New York
Bordeaux
Claudia
Copenhagen
Jacksonville
Fleetwood
England
George Cole
St. Louis
Gustave Mendel
Dutch Schooner Elsina Helfa Torpedoed in North Sea
The Dutch schooner Elsina Helfa was torpedoed yesterday in the North Sea. The crew are brought to Noodhinder and a government inquiry will open upon their arrival in Rotterdam. The ministry of marine also announces a formal examination of the Tubantia wreck, moving it from owner control.
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Hague
London
North Sea
Noodhinder
Rotterdam
Ministry of Marine
Tubantia
Brothers in Russia Seek United States Citizenship
Phillip Bodziner and Samuel Bodziner, natives of Russia, filed declarations and petitions in federal district court on Monday seeking U.S. citizenship status.
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Phillip Bodziner
Russia
United States
Federal District Court
Samuel Bodziner
Meaher suit seeks 256000 in damages from railway
Augustine Meaher and others sue the Southern Railway in federal court for 256000 alleging dirt removal damaged their land. The case, before Judge Clayton, began Monday and seeks 25000 for removal of earth.
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Augustine Meaher
Stabbing in Foote's Lane leaves man badly wounded
Jim Davis, resident of Foote's Lane near Spring Hill, was seriously stabbed Monday night by Bessie Britton. Davis required city hospital treatment after officers Arbo and O'Brien intervened. Britton, a Black woman, was jailed.
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Jim Davis
Foote's Lane
Spring Hill
Bessie Britton
Davis
Arbo
O’brien
Britton
Unemployed Scarce in Europe as War Reforms Labor
Charles P. Stewart reports in London that wartime conditions ended mass unemployment in England. Once a city of beggars along Victoria Embankment, the unemployed now show readiness to work, aided by war production jobs. Many believe old hardships won’t return and the fault lies with prewar neglect.
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London
England
Victoria Embankment
Strand
Fleet Street
America
United States
Hanged man in fire hall sparks or sleep theory
In Biloxi Mississippi George B Wink son of George R Wink disputes suicide verdict from the East End Firemen s Hall death saying his father walked in his sleep and may have hanged himself while asleep Several family members share the belief Levene charged with violating the prohibition law after a raid on 115 South Water Street was docketed at the county jail Monday afternoon
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Biloxi
Miss
George B. Wink
George R. Wink
East End
Wink
Levene
Hendon Levene
South Water Street
Underwood challenges DuPont on nitrogen plant plan
Senator Underwood of Alabama read a letter to Pierre S. Du Pont charging Hugh L. Cooper and Charles B. Landis with trying to defeat a house bill for a government nitrogen plant. He urged a public denial if the charges are untrue and argued for government first choice of sites, noting Du Pont’s expanded explosives capacity from 10 million to 375 million pounds annually.
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Washington
Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Pierre
DuPont
Hugh L. Cooper
Charles B. Landis
DuPont de Neumont Powder Company
House
Pierre S. DuPont
DuPont Company
Powder Company
Mussel Shoals
Senator Underwood
Enthusiasm High for New Mobile Y M C A Members
Campaign coverage shows strong turnout at the Battle House luncheon with plans for a Thursday meeting at the Cawthon Hotel. Dix wins first honors with Division B scoring 819 points, followed by strong showings from Divisions C D and A under state leaders. Professors and organizers praise the Y M C A role in youth development and note the movement’s broader social impact.
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Battle House
Cawthon Hotel
Dix
E. C. Grace
Dodge
J. O. Acree
Haynes
Arthur Minto
Maxwell
W. H. Bryant
Cadillac
J. D. Andrews
White
George W. Threefoot
Buick
R. B. Fothergill
Three-Master Bayles Goes Aground Near Norfolk Coast
The three masted schooner Elsie A Bayles ran ashore near the new inlet coast guard station at 4 30 this morning. Captain Thayer was drowned while trying to reach shore in a small boat with two crew members. The remaining four crew were saved by breeches buoy in dense fog. The Bayles from Bangor Maine carried no cargo and her destination is unknown.
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Norfolk
Elsie A. Bayles
New Inlet Coast Guard
Thayer
Bayles
Bangor
Maine
Conductor Hogan Ware Dies After Accident in Selma
Hogan Ware, Southern railroad conductor, died in Selma hospital after being injured Tuesday when he fell from the front of a caboose between the wheels at Thomasville. He leaves a bride of two months and will be buried in Selma this afternoon.
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Selma
Ala
Liggett & Tobacco announces 10 percent wage raise
St. Louis April 5. The Liggett and Tobacco Company announced a 10 percent wage increase for all employees. About 5,000 to 6,000 workers are affected by the raise as reported today.
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Tobacco Company
ST. Louis
Liggett & Tobacco Company
National Dye & Munitions to Build New Plant in North Carolina
R P Gibson of Rocky Mount says the National Dye and Munitions Company has bought hundreds of acres near Sanford North Carolina to build a munitions plant at an estimated cost around 10 million dollars. He expects immediate construction and 8000 to 10000 workers.
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Raleigh
N. C
National Dye & Munitions Company
New York
Washington
Sanford
R. P. Gibson
Rocky Mount
Bandit robs Overland Limited near Cheyenne
A youth robber with two revolvers boarded the eastbound Overland Limited five miles east of Cheyenne. He demanded valuables from seven passengers including two women, took $545 from E. H. O'Brien of San Francisco, and a watch from the porter before leaping from the moving train. The conductor and flagman reacted. the train did not stop.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Overland Limited
Union Pacific
E. H. O’brien
San Francisco
Mass Meeting for Highways Planned
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce voted to invite the Automobile Club of Mobile the Mobile Rotary Club and the Tourist Welcome Club to join a mass meeting after the May primary. The goal is to promote the Jackson Memorial Highway and the Delta Highway segment of the Old Spanish Trail with support from state and local good roads groups. Captain John Craft cited a letter from State Highway Engineer Keller urging the gathering.
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Chamber of Commerce
John Craft
Automobile Club of Mobile
Mobile Rotary Club
Tourist Welcome Club
Jackson Memorial Highway
Good Roads Associations
Alabama
Mississippi
Birmingham Woman Speaks At Suff Meet In Mississippi
Mrs Solon Jacobs of Birmingham and Mrs Marion Ormond of Tuscaloosa spoke at the Mississippi woman suffrage convention in Meridian on the second day session. Jacobs urged political emancipation and predicted women would soon win the vote. Officers to be elected and a 1917 convention city chosen today.
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Meridian
Miss
Solon Jacobs
Birmingham
National Woman Suffrage Association
Marion Ormond
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Jacobs
Hotel Manager Fred B. Shireman Visits Mobile
Fred B. Shireman, manager of the Tutwiler Hotel in Birmingham, is in Mobile visiting 8. H. Peck at the Battle House. He has spent ten days fishing in Pass Christian, Mississippi.
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Fred B. Shireman
Tutwiler
Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
H. Peck
Battle House
Pass Christian, Miss
Directors Set New Members and Boost Mobile Rally
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce board elected three new members Jesse M Nelson L H Meyer & Sons and John F Trout approved a plan to study sanitary conditions behind the Gas Works and discussed securing a fuel oil distributing plant with letters from Texas and Standard Oil. A delegation to Citronelle next Tuesday for the boosters rally was approved along with a Lake Mohonk convention delegate. The Mobile Whiting Company filed incorporation papers capitalized at 25000 with Henry J Warsap as president and W Bernard McCoy as secretary and Ernest A Smith as director.
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Mobile
Citronelle
Chamber of Commerce
E. M. Bailey
W. W. Croom
W. M. Turner
Jacob Reiss
L. C. Irvine
Martin Holbrook
W. T. Goubil
W. M. Clemens
L. G. Adams
Frank Horton
Jerome Sheip
Aubrey Boyles
Jesse M. Nelson
L. H. Meyer & Sons
John F. Trout
Texas Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Charles Rudolph
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Chinquapin Street
Manufacturers’ Committee
Master Bakers Association
Macon
Gordon Smith
John Craft
Lake Mohonk
NEW Whiting.company
Mobile Whiting Company
Henry J. Warsap
W. Bernard McCoy
Ernest A. Smith
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Tanlac
ALA. Tent & Awning CO
Mobile Bell Phone
L.A. Zieman & CO
St. Louis St
Wayer
Iron Cross OF Fashion
New City
Boston
Charles FE. Sands
George W. Wightman
Joshua Crane
Lawrence Waterbury
Payne Whitney
D. P. Rhodes
C. S. Cutting
W. H. T. Huhn
Philadelphia
C. E. Sands
Carranza
U. S
Germany
Vigo
Europe
Charles P. Stewart
United Press
Son
DU Pont Company
du Pont
Wright
Julius T. Wright
Military Academy
Association For Boys and Young Men
Ware
Bold Bandit
Posse
Captain Craft
C. of C
F. B. Shireman
Stearns
Queen Theatre
Bubbles and the Barber
Bill
Mutual Masterpicture
Harrington
Motor Company
Home Service
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