President Kavanaugh Predicts Record Southern League Season
President William Kavanaugh of the Southern League expects a record season after attending the Mobile vs Memphis opener. He praised players Stock and Butler, and noted attendance as encouraging. Also mentions travel through Birmingham New Orleans and a public notice offering travel and health ads alongside local promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kavanaugh
Southern League
Mobile
Memphis
Little Rock
Ohio
Birmingham
New Orleans
Finn
Charley Frank
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Claim Constipation Cure
In Hot Springs Arkansas a claimed remedy called Hot Springs Liver Buttons is promoted as the cure for constipation sluggish liver and stomach and bowel troubles. Advertisers tout them as gentle safe liver and bowel regulators with a suggested one dose tonight to replace calomel and harsh laxatives. Available from all druggists at 25 cents and with a free sample offer from Hot Springs Chemical Co.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
Mobile City Ordinance Amends Conductor Rule on Moving Cars
The ordinance amends section 768 to require conductors to keep watch for danger and stop cars promptly. It prohibits women or children from leaving or entering a moving car and sets a fine up to 100 dollars for violations. The measure takes immediate effect upon adoption and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mobile
Board of Commissioners
Bargain Day Ad at A. P. Tea Co. Tomorrow
Tomorrow Wednesday features Bargain Day at the A. P. Tea Co. Readers are urged to study the ad in today's issue for discount details and savings opportunities.
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A. & P. Tea CO
National Mosaic Flooring Co Seeks Mobile Investors with High Dividends
The National Mosaic Flooring Company offers 2500 shares of $10 preferred stock in Mobile to raise capital for expansion. Preferred stock carries eight percent dividends, a first lien on assets, and is convertible to common stock. a two year surplus is required before common dividends. The firm sells a durable Adamantile floor tile with broad demand and a modern 10 acre plant on the Louisville and Nashville line. Prospects highlight limited competition and strong regional use in major southern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
National Mosaic Flooring Company
United States
Germany
Belgium
Italy
France
Spain
Cuba
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
Raleigh
Richmond
Louisville
New Orleans
Florida
Mississippi
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Former Mobile players receive gold watch fobs at season opener
Billy Maloney and Gene Paulet, former Mobile club teammates, were gifted solid gold watch fobs by winter colleagues led by Umpire Billy Hart during the season opening in this city. Recipients thanked their friends afterward with no ceremony.
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Billy Maloney
Géne Paulet
Mobile Club
Billy Hart
Maloney
Paulet
Earle Sheffield
Joe Nettles
Joe Oteri
D. Lecharde
George Vukers
Herry Vass
John W. Cornelius
L. B. Aycock
John Gale
Dennis Betancourt
George Goodbrad
E. R. Duffy
Late Return Prompted by Smithson's Health Talk
A humorous exchange outlines a family delay caused by meeting Smithson. The speaker notes the delay was because Smithson began discussing his stomach trouble and the remedy Chamberlain's Tablets is suggested as the cure. Sold by all dealers.
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Smithson
Chamberlain
Mobile Bankers Win At Pascagoula Miss
The City Bank team from Mobile defeated the Pascagoula club 3 to 1 driven by strong pitching from Schenker. The report notes the April 14 game location in Pascagoula Mississippi and highlights the visiting team's victory.
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Mobile Bankers
Pascagoula
Miss
City Bank
Mobile
Schenker
Von
Earsley
Mobile and Memphis Teams Entertained at Dreamland
Players from Mobile and Memphis clubs enjoyed opening performances at Dreamland theatre with front row seats to Empire Musical Come Honey Moon, followed by A Knight for a Day at Lyric. Supper at Cawthon Hotel Vineyard, hosted by C. B. Hervey, with Presidents A. L. Staples and Mike Finn and Memphis manager Bill Bernhard in attendance.
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Mobile
Memphis
Dreamland Theatre
ZEMO Offers Quick Skin Relief for Babies and Adults
A 25c bottle of ZEMO promises immediate itching relief for babies with skin trouble and for adults with eczema and dermatitis. The ad cites a testimonial from F. W. Flowers of Oakdale, VA, and notes ZEMO is sold in sealed 25c bottles with a money back guarantee in Mobile through Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
F. W. Flowers
F. W. Flowers, Jeweler
Oakdale
Mobile
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Atlanta Cup Game Opens Season In Rain Soaked Win
Atlanta defeated Birmingham 6 to 2 in the season opener amid drizzle in Atlanta. Smith led the attack with strong hitting and Brady pitched steadily as the crowd reached 8,836 officially and 9,028 total. Birmingham scored two runs in the first and Atlanta pulled away with five hits in the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Birmingham
Carl Thompson
University of Georgia
Smith
Brady
Major League Ball Scores From St Louis Boston New York
Baseball results list scores by city and team. Key games include Cleveland 4 over 5 to 4 at St Louis 5 2 3 5? The text shows interleague matchups and rain notices with teams Cleveland St Louis Boston New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburg.
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American
Cleveland
R. Cleveland
St. Louis
R.chicago
Boston
R. New York
Washington-Philadelphia
National
New York
R. Brooklyn
Chicago
R. Pittsburg
Chattanooga Blanks Nashville. Pitchers Earned Rough Night
Chattanooga defeated Nashville 9 to 2 as three local pitchers struggled on a wet slippery field. Gillespie starred with a three bagger while Nashville rallied for two runs. The soggy footing hindered both sides in the April 15 matchup in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Gillespie
Cissces
One Story Buildings Planned on Royal Street Lot
Nine brick one story buildings will rise on the southwest corner of Conti and Royal streets within three weeks. Col P D Barker and the heirs of Gaylord B Clark announce the project. Merchants have already applied to occupy the spaces, which will feature steel roofs.
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Col. P. D. Barker
Gaylord B. Clark
Conti and
Royal Streets
Barker
Default decree in U S suit over seized tomatoes
The United States sued six cases of tomatoes seized last June under the pure food and drugs act. A decree of default and condemnation was entered in federal court. The canned tomatoes were consigned to Forcheimer & Co Mobile and shipped by John Boyle & Co Baltimore. A separate suit, Edmund G Jackson v the steamboat James T Staples, was submitted for a merits decree.
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United States
United States District Court
Forcheimer & Co
Mobile
John Boyle & Co
Baltimore
Edmund G. Jackson
James T. Staples
Habeas Corpus for Alleged Kidnapper Roach Represents Joe Oroso
Attorney Roach filed habeas corpus in circuit court on behalf of Joe Oroso who remains jailed on a kidnapping charge. Oroso was bound over from Justice Adrian de Long in Citronelle to city court on a $600 bond after allegedly abducting 14 year old Henry Thomas from his guardian and taking him to Gulfport Mississippi to work in a turpentine orchard. Deputy Jeffries brought the boy from the Mississippi town to Citronelle.
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R. P. Roach
Circuit Court
Joe Oroso
Court of Justice
Adrian de Long
Citronelle
Henry Thomas
Gulfport
Miss
Mississippi
Jeffries
Will Demand Paving On Claiborne Street In Twelve Venture
Property owners on Claiborne street east to Royal plan to join the twelfth paving project and will submit a petition through the city engineer. Monterey street sections, north and south of Government, may be included at abutting owners’ request amid strong local sentiment. Maud Durand, a Jamaican-born woman, travels to Kingston on Thursday aboard the Sirdar after being brought to Mobile last year by Captain Chute.
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Claiborne Street
Royal
Monterey Street
Maud Durand
Mobile
Jarmaica
Bartholdi
Chute
Kingston
Jurors Selected for May Term at Selma Court
The United States district court at Selma selected 30 veniremen for the May term. Notices were mailed to jurors from the marshal's office with registry stamps, the only mail matter not sent out of the office by frank.
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United States District Court
Selma
Mashal
United States Marshal’s Office
Frank
Speeding charge filed against J O Lambert in city court
A speeding case was lodged against J O Lambert of 6 Van Ressen street by Motor cycle Officer Noah Harris Jr. Lambert posted bond for appearance in the recorder's court that afternoon.
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J. O. Lambert
van Ressenter Street
Noah Harris, Jr
Lambert
Bond
Recorder's Court
Willie Alias Posey Kelly
Hugh Gillis
Inferior Criminal Court
Dauphin Street
Crown Theatre
Canal Street
Texas Wonder advertised cure for urinary and kidney troubles
An old notice promotes Texas Wonder as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It claims a two month treatment costs $1.60 and promises cures with testimonials from Alabama and distribution through Dr F E Hall of St. Louis.
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Texas
Alabama
FE. W. Hall
Olive Baron
St. Louis
Druggiats
Glass color to protect beer from light rays
The text argues beer bottles should be reddish brown to minimize light exposure effects. This color reportedly reduces unwanted chemical reactions and prevents the development of the unpleasant Sonne n g eschmack taste in beer.
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F. Schonfeld
Illustrated
Illustriertes Brauerei Tomek
Max Delbruck
Royal Agricultural College
Institute For Fermentology
Berlin
G. Beck
Zeitschrift Fur
Leipzig
J. Ness
Das Getamte Brauwesen
Alabama Medical Association Annual Session Proceedings
Alabama Medical Association holds its annual session with presentations on septic kidney infarcts cerebrospinal syphilis vaccines and public health topics. Notable speakers include Matas Thigpen Toole Ward Seleirs and Sledge. The program lists clinics by the University of Alabama School of Medicine and officers for 1912 1913.
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Thomas “Ford Huey
M. D
Anniston
James Monroe Mason
Birmingham
Rudolph Matas
New Orleans
Alfred Stengel
Philadelphia
A. B. Horn
D. D
Union Springs
Charles A. Mohr
Mobile
James
Harry Tutwiler Inge
Martin Luther Mallory
Butak
Hugh Walter Blair
Sheffield
J. Norment Baker
Montgomery
Henry Gaither Perry
Greensboro
William H. Sanders
William Whitford
Chicago
State Medical Association
School of Medicine
University of Alabama
City Hospital
Dr. Acker
College Building
Genito Urinary
Rush
Sledge
Jackson
Cole
College
Roe
Aril
Maumenee
Harris
Association
Mosaic Flooring Company Stock Offering Details
The National Mosaic Flooring Company announces 8 percent convertible preferred stock for sale. The firm previously capitalized at 150000 dollars, with 50000 dollars cancelled and replaced by the new preferred stock. A surplus fund is planned to guarantee interest payments on the stock.
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National Mosaic Flooring Company
National Mosaic Flooring Company Expands National Reach
The National Mosaic Flooring Company, six years old with a 4,000,000 square foot annual capacity at Hertel street near the L and N Railroad, plans national expansion after an exam by the Chamber of Commerce and Business League. It aims to extend sales across the United States while maintaining local supply and skilled Mobile labor.
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Hertel Street
L. and N
Cedar—Poetnt-road
Manufacturers’ Committee
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
National Mosaic Flooring Company
United States
Mobile
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C. Z., Colsson
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
National Good Roads Federation
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S. Royal Street
H. E. Jones, Jr
Discovery
World
Blackfriars of the University
ASA
National Mosaic Flooring CO
Mobile, Ala
Ala
Billy and
Gene
Baby
United Medical
City Bank & Tru
Vol
Royal Street
Schlitz Brown
Waun
Hentus Institore Feermentology
Fullerton Avenue
Alfred Vihlein
Alfred Uiblein
Robert Wahl
The
Wahl-Henius Institute of Fermentology, Inc
Lintner
Die Mals Und Bierbereitung
E. Leyser
Brewinghasten
Augeburg
Stuttgart
Richard Liquor
Commerce St
Front St
Alabama Medical Association
William Wirst Dinsmore
T. Brannon Hubbard
George Henry Fox
New York City
Edgar Patton McCollum
Gaston Torrance
W. F. R. Phillips
James S McLester
Edward Simmons Sledge
Herbert P. Cole
Board of Censors
National_Mosaic Flooring Co
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