Mobile Y M C A Hosts House Warming for 560 New Members
The Mobile Y M C A plans a Friday night house warming at the association building to welcome 560 new members after the recent campaign which won the Charleston trophy cup. The event runs from 7 to 10 pm with orchestra music and refreshments by the Ladies Auxiliary in the tea room and social hall. A decorated interior and welcoming committee aim to extend the glad hand to all new members as they begin using association privileges.
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Mobile Y. M. C. A
Association
Chauffeur Burroughs Fined For Standing Traffic Violation
A. N. Burroughs a chauffeur living at 652 Monroe Street was arrested by Traffic Officer R. A. Lott and fined $2 or four days in recorder's court for violating the standing clause of the traffic ordinance.
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A. N. Burroughs
Monroe Street
R. A. Lott
Recorder’s Court
Go-Rar Dy Kidney and Backache Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges readers with backache to seek prompt relief by using Go-Rar Dy Kidney and Backache Remedy. It claims the product aids kidneys and liver to expel wastes, restoring health and preventing further kidney damage.
Sells Daughter Into Marriage Case Shocks Wilmington
Teresa Sasso, 15, reported to police that her father sold her in marriage to Antonio Cotillo for 130 dollars. The wedding occurred about a week earlier with the father filing for licenses. The girl later disappeared, returning to a friend's house after authorities investigated.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Teresa Sasso
Antonio Cotillo
Cotillo
Wolcott
Overnight Relief For Constipation Advert
A 1900s style advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a trusted remedy for constipation and digestive issues. It claims quick morning relief, mild taste, and suitability for infants, with a free sample offer by mail from Dr W B Caldwell.
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W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
A Fighting Cock and the Resolute Worker
A vivid line frames a man as a fighting cock, likening his liver and spirit to resolve. He tackles tasks with grit and consistency, often succeeding in his efforts. The passage emphasizes perseverance and self-belief as keys to achievement.
Tutt’s Pills Prove Popular Across Wide User Base
A century old remedy Tutt’s Pills claim broad success with about a million users. The ad notes options for sugar coated or plain pills available through druggists.
State Doctors Thank The Item For Editorial Praise
At the Alabama Medical Association session a member praised The Item for its editorial crediting doctors and nurses who freely aid storm and flood victims. The association unanimously voted appreciation for the editorial and ordered the resolution recorded in minutes.
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Alabama Medical Association
State Medical Association
Heflin to Address National Good Roads Federation Meeting
Congressman J Thomas Heflin, a delegate from the Alabama Good Roads Association, will attend the National Good Roads Federation gathering in Birmingham on April 24 and 25. He sent a letter to J A Rountree thanking the organizers and expressing intent to speak if possible.
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Birmingham
Ala
National Good Roads Federation
J.aoene Heflin
House of Reprsentatives
Washington, D. C
J. A. Rountree
Alabama Good Steads Association
J. Thomas Heflin
Tourists Shaken Up In Passenger Wreck
Florida winter tourists on the Southern Railway Kansas City Florida Special were shaken when wrecked near Eastman Georgia. The engineer fireman and express messengers were injured as the locomotive and express car left the rails. The train carried many tourists who were frightened but mostly unhurt.
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Associated Press
Eastman
Florida
Southern Railway
Notice to nonresidents to plead in Mobile Chancery case
In the case of Juan A. Bances Y Conde and others versus Vinegar Bend Lumber Company et al, a 1913 spring term order in Mobile Alabama directs non resident William W. Crawford and the Alabama Mississippi Railroad Company of Mississippi to plead answer or demur to the bill by May 20, 1913. The order requires publication weekly in a Mobile newspaper.
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Mobile
Alabama
Pauline EK
Faith
David W. Perkins
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
Stephen FE. Daughdrill
New Orleans
Louisiana
James H. Daughdrill
Carlos W. Daughdrill
Houston
Texas
Claude Daughdrill
Biloxi
Mississippi
Edgar P. Daughdrill
Mobile Item
Carl Holzborn
Register
Juan A. Bances Y. Conde
J. A. Bances & Company
Vinegar Bend Lumber Company
a _ corporation
Southwestern
Chancery
William W. Crawford
Chicago
Ilinois
Alabama & Mississippi Railroad Company of Mississippi
Stone fights state suit over probate fees and county bonds
County Treasurer George E. Stone voices good faith in fees claimed from the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners, contesting the state's demand for $14,760.14. The supreme court ruling on county board limits delays further action against other officials, pending that decision.
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Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
George E. Stone
J. T. Gorman
Supreme Court
Williams
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Card Endorsed by Druggists
A card from Van Antwerp Drug Corporation certifies all druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar Compound fails to cure coughs or colds. John Bennet of Tell Wisconsin praises its five year family use, noting reliable relief and no opiates, especially for children.
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Foley
John Bennet
Tell
Wis
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
John Vel- Lurt
Foster
Calif
Consular aid sought for runaway Columbus boys aboard Mincio
The American consular representative in Rio de Janeiro is ordered to investigate the condition of Clarence Smith and Emmet Bailey, Columbus Georgia youths who ran away and boarded the Italian bark Mincio bound for a South American port. The Mincio is due in Rio mid June and the consulate will aid the boys upon ashore.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Federal Department of State
Clarence Smith
Emmet Bailey
Columbus
Ashington
United States Dstrict
Alexander Howard
Howard
McReynolds
Wilson sues for 10000 damages after street collision
John J. Wilson through his next friend Harry M. Wilson sues Grace M. Moore and Thomas M. Moore in the law and equity court for ten thousand dollars. He alleges the July 12, 1912 automobile collision on Government street near Hallett that broke his left leg and caused injuries.
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John J. Wilson
Harry M. Wilson
Law and Equity Court
Grace M. Moore
Thomas M. Moore
Government Street
Hallett
Deaths and Funerals Laura H Barlow
Mrs Laura H Barlow aged 45 wife of Captain Sam A Barlow tug boat master died after a three month illness at the Mobile Infirmary. She was born in Sibley Mills Baldwin County Alabama and leaves two grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral from the Hyland Avenue home four north of Old Shell Road.
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Laura H. Barlow
Sam A. Barlow
Mobile Infirmary
Sibley Mills
Baldwin County
Ala
Hyland Avenue
Old Shell Road
Lutheran Delegates Take Bay Excursion
Delegates to the German Lutheran church southern district synod enjoyed a river and bay ride aboard the Pleasure Bay after a morning session. Rev G J Wegener of New Orleans presided, with doctrinal essays discussed from 9:30 to 11:30. Refreshments served aboard.
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The
German Lutheran Church of Th Southern District
Pleasure Bay
G. J. Wegener
New Orleans
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Riley St
Harrisburg
United States
First National Bank OF Mobi
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J. Thomas Helfin
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Muncio
Hammel’s
Buster Brown
Haberdashery
Dauphin Si
Wew York
M. Hoffman
Best Lore MD
Atlanta
Louis
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City Ticket Office
South Royal Street
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