Boosters Speak On Montgomery Trip Benefits For Mobile
A Mobile Chamber of Commerce booster group praised their Montgomery trip as the best effort to expand local commerce. Matt Mahomer praised the journey, noting outside cooperation is needed to unlock undeveloped wealth, while receptions along the route were described as frigid but encouraging.
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Montgomery
Chamber of Commerce and Business
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
Drago
Louisville & Nashville
Battle House
Boosters
W. T. Kelly
Trade Expansion Committee
Matt Mahomer, Jr
Mr. Mahomer
Plan A Home For Improved Women
An open meeting of the Mobile Business Women's Club at the Y M C A Harte auditorium drew about two hundred attendees. President Mollie Parker outlined plans for a summer home for employed women at Fairhope Alabama with tennis courts playgrounds and a bath house on Magnolia Beach land already owned by the club. A lecture followed by Mrs Ligon on The Physical Aspect of Sex Hygiene.
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Mobile Business Women's Club
Harte
Boosters receive praise at Mobile Montgomery trip meeting
Key speakers praise the Boosters for their work during the Montgomery visit. Mayor Schwarz notes Mobile needs traveling salesmen and better rates, urges unity among business leaders, and cites a decline in Mobile traveling men seen on the trip. Others echo support and urge youth involvement.
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Fowlkes
Mobile
Montgomery
William H. Armbrecht
Mayor Schwarz
Schwarz
Brewton
L. J. Davis
Mobile Gas Company
Arthur C. Tonsmeire
George G. Card
Chamber of Commerce
Drago
W. T. Kelley
Armbrecht
Frohsinn Society Reelects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Mobile Gesang Verein Frohsinn annual gathering in German Relief Hall President E H Shaffer and all officers were re elected. Members total 138 with 37 actives and 101 passive. Plans include a May 28 concert and a May 11 stag picnic amid strong finances.
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E. H. Shaffer
Mobile Gesang Verein Frohsinn
s#ociety
Franz Walter
Co. A. van der Beeck
George W. Hathaway
Edwin R. Rencher
J. P. Ross
Staub
Frohsinn
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in men and women Regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggist will be mailed for 1 00 One small bottle equals two months treatment and seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for Alabama testimonials Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive St Louis Mo Sold by druggists
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Texas
Alabama
E. W. Hall
Olive
St. Louis
Bnai Brith District Aides Leave for Nashville Convention
District President Leon Schwarz of the Independent Order Bnai Brith and a party including Henry Hess Hyman Gabriel J H Freidman Louis J Adler B H Wichold Herbert A Feibelman and Mrs Leon Schwarz depart Mobile by the Louisville and Nashville at 12 58 PM for Nashville Tenn to attend the annual convention. Herbert A Felberman is chosen as orator of the occasion and the event is expected to draw a large attendance.
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Leon Schwarz
Grand Lodge
B'nai Brith
Henry Hess
Hyman Gabriel
J. H. Freidman
Louis J. Adler
B. H. Wichold
Herbert A. Feibelman
Leon. Schwarz
Augusta Schwarz
Joseph Feiberman
Louisville
Nashville
Tenn
Mobile
Herbert A. Felberman
Cough Remedy Praised by Sydney Mother
Mrs. H Silks of 29 Dowling Street Sydney reports her son recovered quickly after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy a small bottle completed. The remedy is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
One Year Hard Labor for Joseph Mullaney Jr
Joseph Mullaney Jr received one year at hard labor after being charged with decaying off or detaining a child from its parents. A similar charge against Juanita Mullaney led to a jury trial and bond set at 600 dollars. Witnesses included detective J W Murphy and Sister Cephas as guardian.
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Edington
Joseph Mullaney, Jr
Juanita Mullaney
Mullaney
J. W. Murphy
Henrietta Howard
Cephas
Alabama
Mulaney
Mary C. Wanda
Tisdale J. Touert
Mary Mattie
Marietta Howard
Murphy
Why He Was Lats
A humorous exchange explains lateness due to stomach trouble. The quip notes a meal wait and a suggestion to take Chamberlain's Tablets, sold by all dealers.
Trial of Brown Continued in Alabama Court
About 500 people filled the city courtroom as Judge O J Semmes granted the state’s request to pushWilliam J Brown's murder trial for killing Alfred Percy to June 26. The state cited missing witness R M Weaver now believed to reside in Alexandria Louisiana. An attachment was issued for Weaver with $750 bond if located. Mrs Percy and children attended, Brown’s sister N Vickers was present. All witnesses to return June 26.
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O. J. Semmes
William J. Brown
Alfred Percy
C. W. Tompkins
R. M. Weaver
Weaver
Alabama
Alexandria
Semmes
Hattiesburg
Miss
Chinese Attack Burma Frontier Survey Party
A detachment of Chinese troops attacked a British surveying party on the Burma frontier near Calcutta. Hill men joined the clash as the British column repulsed the assault with casualties including Sir Charles Bernard, chief commissioner and head of the survey unit.
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Associated Press
Calcutta
India
Burma
Sir Charles Bernard
Excursion Train From Mobile Draws 684 To New Orleans
A total of 684 people both white and colored rode the Louisville and Nashville special train from Mobile to New Orleans Thursday morning. The round trip cost 2.50 and many bought tickets allowing overnight stays through Saturday and Sunday. The train had engine and thirteen coaches under Engineer Baer and Conductor 4. N. Davis, with about 400 aboard from Pascagoula. Passenger Agent H. C. Geron noted a large turnout despite bad weather and estimated roughly half of Mobile travelers would stay through Sunday.
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New Orleans
Louisville
Nashville
Government Street
Baer
N. Davis
Pas
Trials Set for May Term at Selma Federal Court
The May term at Selma will hear federal cases including internal revenue and postal law violations and a cattle quarantine case United States vs John E Dunnaway of Orrville Dallas County. Also Interstate Commerce Commission action against Western Railway of Alabama and a mail delay case against Samuel H Griffin. May 5 opening with Judge Toulmin Sloan and Howard attending from Mobile.
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Selma
United States
Sloan
United States Internal Revenue and Postal
John E. Dunnaway
Orrville
Dallas
Alabama
Spartanburg County
South Carolina
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Railway of
Samuel H. Griffin
Oliver Craig
Jasper Broadnax
Marion
Newbern
Ala
Harry T. Toulmin
Alex. Howard
Mobile
Morgan declines escort for father's funeral in Hartford
Hartford April 10 Mayor Cheney received a letter from J P Morgan declining the offer of the First Company Governor's Foot Guard as escort to his father's body arriving from New York for burial next Monday. Morgan said the elder Morgan wished the proceedings simple and unobtrusive. The body will go directly to Cedar Hill Cemetery for committal service. Morgan thanked the mayor and Hartford residents for their sympathy.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Cheney
J. P. Morgan
Governor's Foot Guard
New York
Morgan
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Mr. Morgan
Y M C A Campaign Work Appreciated by Mobile
W T McGowin Y M C A board secretary expresses sincere thanks for Mobile volunteers who provided publicity space for the membership campaign. Mobile won the silver trophy over fourteen Southern cities, a victory praised as beneficial to the Y M C A and the city for publicity value.
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Mobile
W. T. McGowin
Young Men's Christian Association
Negro Woman Held After Magazine Point Shooting
Mary Hawkins, a Black woman, was captured by Deputy Sheriff George Mills after days of search in Plateau and jailed. Paul Webb, wounded by a shotgun near Magazine Point, was taken to Montgomery in critical condition with serious facial injuries. authorities say the shooting was deliberate.
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Mary Hawkins
Paul Webb
Magazine Point
George Mills
Plateau
Montgomery
Palmer
Jury Finds William Murray Not Guilty in Prohibition Case
The Plateau man William Murray faced prohibition charges in city court. After a conflicting evidentiary showing the jury returned a not guilty verdict on a Wednesday afternoon.
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William Murray
Plateau
Sol Bloch Visits Mobile From Camden Alabama
Sol D. Bloch of Camden Alabama former State senator from Wilcox county is visiting relatives in Mobile. He is a frequent visitor and has many friends in the city.
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Sol D. Bloch
Camden
Ala
Wilcox County
Mobile
Mr. Bloch
Brooks and Crawford Form Law Partnership
The undersigned announce a co partnership for the practice of law under the firm Brooks Crawford with offices at 803 4 5 6 Van Antwerp Building. Stewart Brooks and George E Crawford. April 10 1913.
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Brooks &Crawford
van Antwerp
Stewart Brooks
George E. Crawford
Committee to Meet Dr Dunbar at Train in Mobile
The Iberville Historical Society reception committee will greet Dr Dunbar the principal orator on his arrival at the depot for the hundredth anniversary of Mobile’s occupation by U S troops. Committee members include Rabbi A G Moses Garrard Harris W F Tebbetts J C O Connell and W E P Wilson. After ceremonies at German Relief Hall the society will host dinner for the visitor.
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The
Iberville Historical Society
Mobile
Dr. Dunbar
A. G. Moses
Garrard Harris
W. F. Tebbetts
J. C. O'Connell
W. E. P. Wilson
German Relief Hall
Mobile Senator T M Stevens At State Capital
T M Stevens of Mobile attends sessions at the state capital and supreme court. Though a commercial lawyer, he follows the practice with success and says he is done with politics. Yet his youth popularity and prior legislative work keep him in public view.
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T. M. Stevens OF
Mobile
T. M. Stevens
State Senate
Supreme Court
Stevens
Montgomery Advertiser
Mr. Stevens
Inferior Court Sentences In Crichton District Residents
Ross Powell and Minnie Powell were arraigned for abusive language toward A. T. Trawick and chose ten days in jail after a $25 fine and costs. Chris Capetanakis faced a revolver claim from A. Muscat and received ten days or $10. Clarence Lewis, Grant Allen, Henry Delchamps, and Thomas were fined one dollar or ten days for gambling. Kate Porter received ten days on the vagrant charge.
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Ross Powell
Minnie Powell
Crichton Cotton Mill
Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
A. T. Trawick
Chris Capetanakis
A. Muscat
Clarence Lewis
Grant Allen
Henry
Thomas
Delchamps
Kate Porter
Remedies and diets from Dr Baker for health woes
Letter responses advise Vilane powder for catarrh and bad breath with nostril and snuff use, dandruff cure with plain yellow mingos, and a three grain hypo-nuciane course to add color and appetite. Other tips promote pep tine tablets for stomach relief and weight reduction remedies, ending with a pediatric bedwetting cure using tincture cobéebs and related components.
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