Baptists Meet at Grand Bay Second Day of Quar terly Session
The Grand Bay Baptist Church hosts the quarterly meeting with three services on Tuesday. Morning speakers include Rev. J. M. Hall Rev. G. W. McRae Rev. M. E. Hulbert and Rev. J. D. Anderson. At 2 PM Rev. J. D. Wilkes speaks followed by a missionary meeting led by Rev. J. W. Phillips. Evening service at 7 45 features Rev. J. W. Newell and Rev. W. P. Hines.
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Grand Bay Baptist Church
J. M. Hall
G. W. McRae
M. E. Hulbert
J. D. Anderson
J. D. Wilkes
J. W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
J. W. Newell
W. P. Hines
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
H. W. Daffin
W. P. Wilks
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Lightweight bout called off over small crowd
The scheduled match between Young Shu grue and Johnny Love in New Orleans was canceled at ringside after organizers said the crowd was too small to justify staging the bout.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Young Shugrue
Johnny Love
New York
Called for Cyanide But Wanted Bromide
Hayssen of Chinchula was dismissed from police custody by Acting Recorder Bitt Smith after being arraigned as dangerous. He sought cyanide of potassium but claimed he wanted bromide of potassium. He and his wife met the chief of police. Mrs. Hayssen left for Florida that afternoon.
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H. W. Hayssen
Chinchula
Bitt Smith
Hayssen
Florida
Hurrying to ball game ends in speeding arrests
Three people were arrested Monday afternoon for speeding as they hurried to the first baseball game of the season. A fourth person, H. M. Friedenthal's chauffeur, will be arrested Tuesday after failing to report to police headquarters.
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H. M. Friedenthal
Noah Harris, Jr
B. A. Pierson
South Georgia Avenue
L. 9. Ludlow
M. M. Meyer
South Warren Street
Frank J. Shetter
Cares Tll
Harris
Friedenthal
Weather Conditions For Today's Games
Bright sunny skies greeted the Montgomery and New Orleans clubs for the opener as posted. A large crowd was expected with merchants closing yesterday and the Business Men's League joining at the park. Curley Brown and Donahue to bat for Montgomery while Williams or Evans and Anger mier guard the visitors.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Dobbs
Curley Brown
Donahue
Williams
Evans
Angermier
Weather improves for second Birmingham Atlanta game
In Atlanta on April 15 the weather for the Birmingham Atlanta game showed signs of clearing though the temperature remained too cold for baseball. The anticipated battery was Price and Dunn for Atlanta with Foxen and Dilger for Birmingham.
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Crackerville
Associated Press
Atlanta
Birmingham
Price and Dunn
Foxen
Dilger
Folded Arms Strike Expands Across Belgium
Brussels reports a massive Belgian strike with 256 000 to 270 000 workers on strike nationwide. No violence reported as four arrests noted. Leaders vow a course of folded arms and not raised fists in protest against plural voting and clerical dominance.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Antwerp
West Flanders
Striking Belgian workers extend stoppages across cities
In Charleroi the strike widened with nearly all metal workers quitting while no miners work. Gendarmes guard Liège suburbs as electric streetcars carry forces. Antwerp reports broader work stoppage in the north but partial in other areas as strikers advance.
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Associated Press
Charleroi
Belgium
Louviere
Suspension of Work Proceeds in Brussels Suburbs
The Brussels manufacturing suburbs saw continued work suspension today on a scale similar to yesterday as authorities maintain the disruption in the Belgian capital.
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Brussels
Associated Press
Stiff North Wind Blows At Nashville Baseball Game
Stiff breezes from the north made the Nashville vs Chattanooga second game difficult. Nashville's battery was Williams and Ludwig while Chattanooga's was Moore and Street.
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Nashville
Associated Press
Tenn
Chattanooga
Williams and Ludwig
Moore and Street
Odd Fellows Meet Wednesday in Mobile Lodge
Mobile Lodge No. 8 1.0. O. F. members plan a Wednesday night meeting at Temperance hall described as interesting and enjoyable. Preparations for the order’s anniversary on April 26 are under way with an outlined program by committees across Mobile lodges.
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Mobile Lodge
No. 8 1
Temperance Hall
Mobile” Lodge
Dr Phillips on City Waste Disposal Discussed
Dr W F R Phillips of the University of Alabama spoke at the YMCA Harte Auditorium on The Disposal of City Waste. He divided city waste into sewage and refuse and led a general discussion highlighting Moblie related problems.
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DR. Phillips
W. F. R. Phillips
Medical Department
University of Alapartment
University of Alathe
Harte
Ten days armistice rumored at the Porte
A persistent report from Constantinople claims a ten days armistice began at 6 pm yesterday between Turkey and Bulgaria. A semi official dispatch in Paris also notes a three days armistice between Turkey and the Balkan allies. The item references Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy testimonial from Sydney.
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Associated
Constantinople
Turkey
Bulgaria
Paris
Balkan
Knight for a Day sparkling at Lyric tabloid run
Amusements notice reports a weeklong Lyric Theatre engagement for A Knight for a Day. Jane Priest and Cecil Summers draw enthusiastic crowds, with Eleonora Sutter and Earl Burnside delivering notable musical numbers.
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Lyric Theatre
Jane Priest
Cecil Summers
Miss Priest
Lyric Tabloid
Mr. Summers
Lyric
Molly Bawn at Orpheum Opens Week of Irish Comedy
Audiences packed the Orpheum Theatre for the first day of Molly Bawn presented by the Higly-Harrington Stock Company. E. B. Harrington delivers a strong performance as the falsely blamed Molly Bawn’s accuser while Higley shines as the American traveling salesman. New member M Donough debuts this week, replacing James N. Owen. Tuesday matinee and night and Wednesday night follow, with St Elmo slated next.
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Molly Bawn
Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Kathleen Mavourneen
E. B. Harrington
Higley
M’donough
James N. Owen
St. Elmo
Chase's Right Wing Injured in Batting Practice
Hal Chase suffered a painful right arm bruise from a fast ball above the elbow during batting practice. An X ray was ordered to check for a possible bone splinter. Trainer Barrett said Chase could miss the game for some time after playing three innings despite the injury.
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Associated Press
Boston
Hal Chase
Barrett
Chase
New York
Miss Muir Visit Aids Louisville Ten Day Stay
Miss Muir of Louisville Ky will be in the city for about ten days as part of a Gemnouenentions of Hot Point and other local events.
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Muir
Louisville, Ky
Hot Point
Titanic Memorial Lighthouse Dedication at Seamen's Institute
On the Titanic sinking anniversary prominent figures gathered at the Seamen's Church Institute to dedicate a memorial lighthouse tower. The tower overlooks the harbor, has a 12 mile range, will be charted by the government, and a time ball will drop at noon daily for ship chronometer adjustments.
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New York
Seamen's Church Institute
Institute
Interstate Commerce Commission fixes freight rate compromise
The commission prescribes a compromise between carriers and shippers over class freight rates between Oklahoma and Texas. The ruling sets July 15 as the effective date for the agreement, following inability of parties to reach a prior agreement.
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Washington
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Shippers and Representatives
Oklahoma
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Conkey's Diarrhea Remedy Ad Offers Refund Claim
An advertisement by Dave S. Bauer at the N W corner of Dauphin and Conception streets promises a refund if Conkey's White Diarrhea Remedy does not cure the illness in little chicks.
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Conkey
Dave S. Bauer
N. W
Dauphin and
Conception Streets
Item Accessible Everywhere in City Suburbs
The item will be found on sale at numerous city and suburban news stands and drug stores including Vantwerp's Ko Mg Nelson's Neff's McDonald's Sutton's Battle House World News Company Fells Kearns Cawthon Hotel Donnelly's Neville's Weinacker Bros.' Drug Store Oakdale Pharmacy Crichton Pharmacy Gilpin's Pharmacy Prichard Cawthon Drug Co Plateau oe Sterner Davie.
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Vantwerp’s. Ko Mg
Nelson's
Neff’s. McDonald's
Sutton’s. Battle House
World News Company
Fells
Kearns
Cawthon Hotel
Donnelly’s. Neville’s. Weinacker Bros
Oakdale Pharmacy
Crichton Pharmacy
Gilpin’s Pharmacy
Prichard
Cawthon Drug Co
Plateau
Oe Sterner
Davie
River Bulletin Falls at Memphis and Rises Elsewhere
Washington April 15 Following are official river stages on the Mississippi river this morning St Louis 27.2 feet steady Memphis 49.8 feet up 0.6 Vicksburg 49.8 feet up 0.6 Baton Rouge 36.0 feet up 0.6 Donaldsonville 28.3 feet up 1.2 Cairo Ohio 52.3 feet down 0.7
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Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Memphis
Vicksburg
Baton Rogue
Donaldsonville
Ohio
Cairo
Recorders Court Settles Multiple Local Offenses
D Argero, a Greek merchant at Spring Hill avenue and Hallett streets, fined 15 dollars or thirty days for selling on Sunday. Patrolman Malone made the arrest. Thomas J. Cameron, arrested Sunday by Patrolman Lincoln for selling liquor without a license, demanded trial by jury. Bond set at 500 dollars. Ole Christie, held as witness, bond 100 dollars. A continuance until April 18 granted for G D Hendricks arraigned on carrying concealed weapons. Hendricks arrested by Patrolmen Dean and Pierce.
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Recorder's Court
D. Argero
Spring Hill Avenue
Hallett Streets
Argero
George Malone
Thomas J. Cameron
John Lincoln
Recorder’s Court
Ole Christie
Cameron
G. D. Hendricks
Smith
Hendricks
Dean and
Pierce
Court Actions From Local Arrests Include Delayed Proceedings
John P. McGinnis alias Bradshaw faced arraignment on a conspiracy to defraud warrant after Friday arrest. continuance granted to April 16. Charles Blalack arrested after pawned phonograph not owned by McGinnis. Blalack dismissed. Franklin P. Kuntz of Cleveland faced three charges with continuance to April 16. Jesus Perez, fish and oyster shop owner, discharged after arraignment for urban chicken theft.
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John P. McGinnis
Bradshaw
L. J. Murray
Recorder’s Court
McGinnis
Charles Blalack
J. W. Olensky
Blalack
Franklin P. Kuntz
Cleveland
Ohio
George Galle
Warren Burch
Kuntz
Weerie
C. Geron
J. J. Meyer & Son
Physician on Trial for Poisoning First Wife
Springfield mass April 15 Dr Arthur Smith on trial for fatally poisoning his first wife Florence Cavalier Smith. Case hinges on medical expert testimony. Smith arrested last October days after marrying Miss Mabel Merchant of Newton Heights Mass. With his first wife he was a Springfield social leader.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Arthur Smith
Flourence Cavalier Smith
Smith
Mabel Merchant
Newton Heights
Vanderbilt Professor Declines Post in Vienna
Geneva April 15 After accepting Hobart College presidency offer Dr Herbert C Tolman Greek professor at Vanderbilt University Nashville Tenn informed trustees he cannot take the post He cites concerns about Geneva climate for his wife and questions his executive ability.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Hobart College
Herbert C. Tolman
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Wilson Presents First Batch of Post Office Appointments
President Wilson prepared for the senate today his first batch of post office appointments. Scores of minor postmasters and land office posts were included on the list. The president consulted several senators about the appointments today.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Senate
New Theory Emerges in Dietz Murder Case
Detectives pursuing the slayer of Joseph Dietz wealthy Chicago tailor focus on the death of Edna May Frederickson a 16 year old who died after an illegal operation Investigators admit the leading theory is Dietz murdered to avenge the girl s death in Chicago on April 15.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph Dietz
Edna May Frederickson
Dietz
Willis Joseph Walter funeral notice and service details
Joseph Walter Willis died Tuesday morning April 15 1913 at 12 55 o clock in his thirty sixth year. Friends invited to funeral from his sister Mrs N Mathais 705 Charleston street tomorrow morning April 26 1912 at 9 o'clock and from St Joseph's Church with one mass at 9 o'clock Interment Magnolia cemetery.
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Willis
Joseph Walter Willis
N. Mathais
Charleston ‘Street
St Joseph's Church
Magnolia Cemetery
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Grand Bay
Mobile Daily
Billikens
Liege
ODD Fellows
Chamberlain
van Antwerp
Mobile, Ala
Gill Printing Company “the Quality House
BELL
North Water Street
New York Water Front
River Bulletin
Police News
Vanderbilt
Vienna
Tailor Dietz
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