Moderation Urged On California In Alien Land Legislation
President Wilson, alarmed by anti American sentiment in Japan, asks Governor Johnson to promote a conciliatory policy in California alien land bills. The message urges against using the term ineligible to citizenship and favors the Senate bill restricting ownership to citizens and declarants.
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California
Omer
Senate
Department of State
William J. Bryan
State Department
Japan
Friedmann Reports Twenty Tuberculosis Patients Treated
International News Service reports Frederic Franz Friedmann returning to New York to continue treating TB patients with turtle serum after one inoculation. He examined twenty of fifty six patients at Belleveu Hospital and said some may receive a second inoculation. He denied European plans and discussed serum marketing with attorney Carl Schurz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Frederic Franz Friedmann
Dr. Friedmann
Europe
Friedmann
Bellevenue Hospital
Carl Schurz
Deaths and Funerals: Carl Michaelson and Others
Carl Michaelson 35, Chicago coal and lime dealer, died in Fairhope Alabama after a health retreat. Survived by husband A. Swift, two sons George and Ernest Smith, daughter Mrs. W. S. Getty, and other relatives. Remains sent to Chicago for interment. Sister Mary Cecelia Ford, a Mobile nun of 50 years, died after a short illness. burial at Cottage Hill Cemetery with pallbearers Arthur Noel, Eugene Noel, E. G. Noel, Ed Noel, Ed Haven, Joseph Chevalier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Michaelson
Chicago
Ill
Fairhope
Baldwin County
Berojou & Sands
Mr. A. Swift
George Smith
Ernest Smith
Mrs. W. 8. Getty
Satsuma, Ala
Mary Cecelia Ford
Mary Cecelia Poe
Academy of Visitation
Spring Hill Avénue
Cheaton
Mobile Convent
Ettrula Noel
Father. McLaughlin
Spring Hill College
Cottage Hill
Arthur Noel
Eugene Noel
E. G. Noel
Ed Noel
Ed Haven
Joseph Chevalier
Swift death notice in Alabama from Ohio native
Mrs Susan E. Swift aged 15 years native of Ohio died at Fairhope Alabama Friday night at 9 30 o clock after a long illness She had resided there for sixteen years coming from Des Moines Iowa Surviving her i8te
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Susan E. Swift
Susan B. Swift
Ohio
Fairhope
Ala
Des Moines
Iowa
Sigmund Kohlman Dies After Illness in City Home
Sigmund Kohlman long time wholesale merchant died Saturday morning at his residence 52 Michigan Avenue after several weeks illness. Born in Bavaria on December 7, 1856 he came to the United States at fifteen, settled in De Kalb Mississippi where he became a citizen and married Julia Holberg of Macon Mississippi. He lived in this city twenty years in business and was known across Alabama Florida and Mississippi. Survived by wife two sons Abe and Milton a daughter Flossie and other relatives. He belonged to Beth Zur lodge B Nai B'rith Order of Owls Woodmen of the World and the Frohsinn.
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Sigmund Kohlman
Michigan Avenue
Bavaria
Germany
de Kalb
Miss
Julia Holberg
Macon
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Abe
Milton
Flossie
Kohlman
Beth Zur Lodge
B’nai B’rith
Order of Owls, Woodmen of the World
The
Frohsinn
Burial of Mrs Laura H Barlow at Hyland Avenue
The funeral for Mrs Laura H wife of Captain S A Barlow was held from the family home on Hyland Avenue Saturday at 10 in the morning. Rev G W McRae and Rev E J Barnes conducted services as friends gathered. The remains rested at Pine Crest Cemetery with flowers on the grave. Pallbearers were G B Stevens J H Glennon J Brainard Sibley Origen Sibley P G Barnes and G E Barnes.
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S. A. Barlow
Laura H
Hyland Avenue
G. W. McRae
E. 3. Barnes
Pine Crest Cemetery
G.B. Stevens
J. H. Glennon
J. Brainard Sibley
Origen Sibley
P. G. Barnes
G. E. Barnes
Burial of Jerry Dumas at Magnolia Cemetery
The funeral for Jerry Dumas was held yesterday at 2 p.m. from his home 68 St Stephens Road with Rev E A Donnelly officiating. Interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers C P Dumas E E Crum R B Crum Jerry Crum H J Griffing and O D Dumas listed.
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Jerry Dumas
St. Stephens Road
E. A. Donnelly
Government Street
Death of Charles A. Lemp at Savannah Street Home
Charles A. Lemp died Sunday morning at 12:35 at his home 264 Savannah Street after a six week illness. He was a longtime employee of the Louisville and Nashville shops and leaves three brothers W. E. Lemp Mobile Henry Lemp Bagdad Fla G. A. Lemp Toinette and Mrs Ethel Bowdell Calvert Ala plus other relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Charles A. Lemp
Savannah Street
Louisville
Nashville
W. E. Lemp
Mobile
Henry Lemp
Bagdad
Fla
G. A. Lemp
Toinette
Ethel Bowdell
Calvert, Ala
City Briefs Highlight Hearings and Transit Changes
Notices in Mobile discuss a trustee partial report hearing in law and equity court for Lienkauf care, E C Rendell announces Mobile and Ohio trains into St Louis, and T T Palmer notes state sheriff feed bill funds exhausted until October 1918. Chicago Mayor Harrison invites Mobile to National City Planning Conference. May 5 opening. Also mentions Weinacker’s Cash Bargain Day on April 23. Piracy remark concludes.
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Law and Equity Court
T. T. Palmer
J. Broons Smith
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
National Conference On City Planning
Laz Schwarz
Schwarz
Mobile
Old Freedom in Russia and the Czar’s Reform Vision
The essay argues that Russia has a historical freedom embodied by the czar’s paternal rule. It traces autocracy and limited democracy from Ivan the Terrible to Peter the Great, noting reforms like serfdom’s abolition and Nicholas II’s reform mood. It compares Russia’s balance of authority with French precedent and stresses reform from above versus upheaval from below.
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Germany
Czar Nichoals II
Russia
Mme. de Stael
France
Czar Nicholas
Poland
Ura Mountains
Vistula
Rurik
Ivan the Terrible
Duma
Philip of
Estates
Peter the Great
Czar
Peter
Louis XIV
Richelieu
Nicholas I
Sebastopol
Nicholas
Worn dress sale attempt described by National Monthly
An economical housewife tries to sell a much worn dress to a neighbor, offering four dollars, then a dollar off after discussion with Hannah the servant. The exchange highlights thrift and humor in a casual bargaining scene.
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the National Monthly
Hannah
We Wonder Too. A Child Reflects On Life And Death
A girl asks if the saying the good die young is true while her father, bruised, tends a clogged furnace. He replies with unsure certainty, noting his daughter’s growth and his wife's strength during hardship. The exchange echoes a Chicago Herald mood.
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Chicago Herald
Parcel Post Brings Ambiguous Mail to Silas
A fragment from a Cash Bargain Day page includes a banter exchange about mail addressed to Silas and a humorous guess about its contents, hinting at local during a rural exchange.
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Silas
Mobile boosters rally in town for a grand spirit
A Mobile booster meeting featured speeches by traveling men led by J H Locke and Pat Drew, pledges of continued support for Mobile’s growth, and remarks on boosting ties with the Southern trade scene. Cudahy Packing and Rev Wyatt Brown lent strong endorsements as the gathering celebrated Mobile’s prospects.
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Mobile
Mobile Bay
Armbrecht
Mahomer
J. H. Locke
Trenton
Tenn
Mr. Locke
Rowley Orchestra
Cawthon Hotel
Pat Drew
A&a
L. C. Ivvine
Elizabeth Sisson
Cawthon Orchestra
South
Melville- Tucker
Alma
Pat W. Jones
Laurel
H. Hempstead
Southern League of Commerce
Southern League of Baseball
Jack Cudahy
Chicago
Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Wyatt Brown
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Dr. Brown
Lacy
State Convict Department
Brown
Birmingham
Jefferson County
Hutchings
William T. Kelly
Chamber of Commerce Trade Expansion Committee
Mr. Kelly
The
Gulf
Emmet O'Neal
Frank Morgan
Official Will of J. P. Morgan Probated
Details of J. P. Morgan's will and codicil reveal large bequests to family and friends. Executors include J. P. Morgan Jr and Lewis Cass Ledyard, with major gifts to wives, children, librarians, clergy, and charities. Provisions cover annual incomes, trusts, and a life stipend for various relatives and supporters.
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Rlie
Wives Johnson
Friedman
Hin
Imperial Sanitary Laundry
Buffalo
Sixty-fifth Regiment
E. C. Rendell
Mobile and
St. Louis
Weinacker’s
Freedom OF
BY Gabriel Hanotaux
Atlanta
Dreadland Theatre
Dick Austin
Empire Musical Comedy Company
Ed Donlin
Mike Donlin
Chamber of Commerce
J. P. Morgan
Cragston
William Piers
Herbert L. Satter
Tracey Morgan
William Pierson Hamilton
Mo Ee
Hort
Herbert Livingston
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Herbert Livingston Satterlee
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Jennie Bigelow Tracy
Mr. Morgan
Charl Edward Tracy
Clara T Hoppin
Julia N. Brown
Julia N. Brown, Sisters-Inlaw, $100,000 Each; ‘Lucy Eldridge Lee
Florence M. Rhett
Ethel Bangs
New Yo
St. George’s Church
New York State
House of Rest
Mary C. McKvaine
J. Beaver-Webb
Alice Mason
James W. Markoe
Morgan
Belle da Costa Green
Sarah Spencer Morgan
Mary Lyman Burns
Juliet Pierpont Morgan
Haas Bros
Southern Market
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