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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1915

Page

2

America First and Neutrality in World Crisis

A speech asserts America must prioritize national interests while guiding global opinion. The speaker warns of escalating world tensions, urges neutrality grounded in fairness and mankind’s sympathy, and stresses the duty to prepare for peace reconstruction as a trusted, impartial nation.

Associated Press Ham Ng Wwe Matratoees Frank B. Noyes Asao Europe Proposa America

Legislature Fails to Fund New Produce and Immigration Dept

Alabama faces an impasse as the law creating the state department of produce and immigration lacks a salary provision. Attorney General William L. Martin says no salary authority exists and Auditor M. C. Allgood cannot issue salary warrants, though expenses are allowed. Commissioner J. A. Wade seeks a legislative fix as the department continues operating.

Montgomery Alabama State Department of Produce and Immigration Ries Department William L. Martin Hmmet Jones Produce and Immion Bureau M. C. Allgood Commissioner of Agriculture J. A. Wade Wade

The Real Fighter on American Unity and Truth

A speaker urges faith in the silent majority of Americans who will stand for justice if the nation acts rightly. He warns against sensational Turtle Bay rumors and stresses truth as essential, urging care to keep the United States united and free from divisive misinformation.

United States America Turtle Bay

Associated Press Names Directors

The Associated Press elected three year term directors Victor F. Lawson of Chicago News and W. H. Cowles of Spokane.

Associated Press New York Victor F. Lawson Chicago News W. H. Cowles Spokane

Association votes to rescind power over members

Members unanimously rescind a bylaw giving the waned directors power to order a member to discontinue service of a competing association. Advisory boards for the Southern division are elected, with James R. Gray and others named. Frederick W. Lehman addresses the session on libel and news publication.

D. E. Town Louis Ne Robert Ewing New Orleans H. C. Adler Chattanooga Times Bruce Haldeman Louisville Courier Journal W. J. Crawford Memphis Commercial Appeal George JD. Dealey Dallas News Frederick I. Thompson Mobile Register Frederick W. Lehman Solicitor General of the United States Lehman Associated Press

Little Attends State Banking Board Meeting in Montgomery

J W Little of Mobile attended the state banking board meeting in Montgomery with Superintendent Alex B Walker. The session covered routine matters affecting state banks and marked Little’s first appearance since succeeding E J Buck on the board. A separate convict inspectors meeting also held routine business and contract awards.

Montgomery State Banking Board Alex. BE. Walker J. W. Little Mobile George A. Searcy Tuscaloosa Mr. Little E. J. Buck Capitol Hartwell Douglass J. M. Kyser Albertsville J. M. Austin Wetumpka Keyser Len F. Greer Calhoun

Carolina Surgeons Observe New York Operations for Training

Sixteen leading surgeons from North Carolina visited New York today to study the latest surgical methods. They observed forty operations at the Post Graduate Hospital and additional procedures at Mount Sinai, with plans to visit Boston Baltimore Philadelphia and Rochester Minnesota.

New York North Carolina Post Graduate Mount Sinai Hospital Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Rochester Minnesota

Dodson's Liver Tone touted as safe calomel alternative

A local druggist reports calomel sales dropping as Dodson's Liver Tone markets as a safe, pleasant tasting liver remedy. The guarantee promises no salivation, improved digestion, clearer mornings, and a full day’s vigor with one nightly dose.

Dodson

Tax reform bill endorsed by Stuart McKenzie in Montgomery

Members of the state tax commission and Stuart McKenzie of Montgomery met the Senate finance committee to discuss a proposed revenue reform. They endorsed abolition of the state tax commission and creation of a state revenue commission with tax equalization power. The group supported a public utilities commission overseen by state railroad members. The committee will study the finances of the state for weeks to draft a new revenue law.

Montgomery State Tax Commission Stuart McKenzie Tax League Alabama McKenzie State Revenue Commission Tha J. McKenzie Hartwell Public Utilities Commission State Railroad Commission Tax Commission

Bryan Letter on Mexico Policy and Religious Liberty

A correspondence between W. J. Bryan and Father Kelley discusses U S policy toward Mexico. Bryan argues for guiding principles of democracy and calls for land reform religious liberty free schools and justice as bases for recognition of any Mexican government. Kelley replies stressing differing views on religious liberty and land reform and warns against confiscation actions that could provoke war or end the Monroe Doctrine.

Mexico Rene America Father Kelley W. J. Bryan United States Atl Vera Cruz Bravo Yucatan Francis C. Kelley

Italian Institute Closes After Attacks on German Head

In Milan on April 21 the Polytechnic Institute, Italy s top engineering university, closed by its president after students attacked Professor Max Abrahami. The incident prompted a shutdown of the institute amid ongoing unrest.

Milan Polytechnic Institute Italy Max Abrahami

Rebellion Brews After Villa Reverses Sparks Activity

In El Paso Texas on April 21 reports say reactionists led by former Huerta and Orozco affiliates are organizing a new revolutionary party buying arms and hiring agents. No new expeditions have entered Mexico and no interior uprisings seen. Obregon advances north slow reorganization of the Villa Zapata faction. Roque Gonzalez Garza named provisional president with Zapata near Mexico City. Villa leaders plan to crush Obregon with eastern and western troops.

EL Paso Tex Villa Huerta Orozco Carranza Mexico Obregon Roque Gonzalez Garza Zapata Mexico City

Roosevelt outlines four chapters of New York politics

Testimony describes party leaders, influence over appointments, and calls for an independent governor amid Ward politics. Roosevelt recounts discussions with Barnes and Platt on a superintendent of public works, race track legislation, and primaries, noting Allds and machine roles in Senate leadership.

Mr. Barnes Senator Platt Cornel Roosevelt Francis Hendricks Syracuse Barnes Hughes Andrews Roosevelt Grattan Senator Grattan Senate Davenport Allds Machine Republicans Newcomb Machine Democrats Tammany Republican Party

Resinol Heals Eczema, Skin Troubles Confidently

Physicians have prescribed Resinol for eczema and itching for 20 years and many reports claim it is a reliable treatment. The ad asserts itching stops once Resinol Ointment is applied and healing begins, often without soap for clearer skin.

Akin Clear Ieee

Cleburne County Citizens Back State Bond Issue Statement

In a mass meeting at the Cleburne county court house about two hundred residents supported issuing bonds to meet Alabama’s two million dollars of current obligations. They urged legislature action to sustain the state credit and fund teachers salaries and soldiers pensions. The resolution named cooperation with the governor to stabilize Alabama finances.

Heflin Ala Cleburne County James R. Cook Alabama Legislature of

Women Missionary Council Elects Officers in Little Rock

In Little Rock Ark delegates to the Women s Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church South conclude officer elections and routine tasks. They aim to finish business and pledge 220 475 dollars for missionary work in 1916, with Atlanta chosen as next year s meeting site.

Little Rock Ark Women's Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South Atlanta Women’s Missionary Council of the Een Episcopal Church, South Laat N

Allies Have It in Power to Win, Declares Lee

Arthur Hamilton Lee, former British military attaché, now a colonel on the continent, writes from London that the allies have the power to win but warns that victory is not imminent and tougher battles and heavier losses lie ahead.

Arthur Hamilton Lee London M. P United States Army

Woman Arrested in Illinois Vote Buying Case

Warrants for the arrest of a score or more of citizens were sworn out in Paris Illinois for vote buying. Mrs. Hattie O Neil was the first woman arrested and charged with paying two dollars for each vote.

Paris Ill Hattie O'Neil

Children Love Cascarets 10 Cent Candy Cathartic Ad

A vintage advertisement urges parents to give a 10 cent box of Cascarets to sick constipated children. It promises a harmless candy cathartic that cleanses the liver and bowels without gripe, removes sour bites and poison, and moves bowels.

Boston Shoe Demurrers to Bill of Injunction

Attorney Frank F. Stone files demurrers in the law and equity court to a bill of injunction brought by the Boston Shoe Me Broom Shop also known as the Shoe Shop. The defense argues the petition fails to state a proper claim and requests relief from using the trade mark "We Fix Em Quicker."

Boston Shoe Frank &. Stone Law and Equity Court Boston

Forest Fires Continue to Burn in East

Forest fires raged across eastern Pennsylvania and southern New York despite showers last night. Authorities believe most fires are now under control as cooler weather aids containment efforts.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania New

Constipation a Penalty of Age

Advice on bowel health in aging, warning against drastic purgatives and promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative sold nationwide. The ad notes trial bottle offer and lists Dr W B Caldwell’s Monticello Illinois address for free samples.

Druge 8 W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello, Ills

Old Hair Darkening Recipe Promises Youthful Shine

A neglected note describes an old home remedy for darkening hair. Instructions suggest dampening a small amount of substance and applying it daily to achieve a glossy look and a perceived younger appearance.

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