Wilhelm Will Aims To Evade Enemies In Night Run
News from Norfolk Virginia reports Captain Thierfelder preparing to slip past French and British cruisers and continue his commerce destroyer voyage. Officials stress neutrality and secrecy as repair work speeds to sea readiness for a possible late departure beyond any government limit.
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NEWS
Com- Thierfeld
United States
Oms Halimton
Wilhelm
Thierfelder
Prinz Eliterich
TIZ Foot Remedy Claims Quick Relief for Sore Feet
Old promotional copy touts TIZ as a cure for tired, burning, swollen feet and corns with claims of immediate relief. Advertises a 25 cent box at druggists and department stores and promises a one year comfort guarantee or money back.
Store Buildings for Rent on Dauphin Street
Two brick buildings available for rent on Dauphin Street. No 62 is a breezy brick structure ready for a fitten tenant and improvements. No 6 is a two story brick building in good condition suitable for a store or warehouse.
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Dauphin Street
Moose at Mobile hosts at home on Mooseheart support
Moose members and citizens gathered for an at home event highlighting Mooseheart work and the home and school for widows and orphans. Prof A J Rondthaler praised the institution's mission while officials P J Lyons Oscar L Gray and J Thompson spoke on the fraternal order and local Moose efforts. The Fox River estate near Chicago covers 1000 acres, 800 cultivated, seeks to serve 5000 children, currently housing 197. Reservations closed with refreshments and a dance.
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Moosedom
Order
Mooseheart
A. J. Rondthaler
P. J. Lyons
Oscar L. Gray
Alabama
Submarine Tales Reach 450 Miles From Base
London April 23 Berlin evening papers report a German submarine stopped the British steamer trawler Glencarse off Aberdeen and towed it into a North Sea port. Aberdeen lies about 450 miles from the nearest German coast, across the North Sea.
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London
Berlin
Reuter
Amsterday
Aberdeen
North Sea
Scotland
Recorder's Court News: Assault and Disorderly Conduct Shown
William Hare was fined 101 dollars plus costs for assault on R. Wallenstein with implied knucks after a dispute on Royal street. Alonzo Singleton fined 15 dollars or thirty days for disorderly conduct. Captain J M Scott case reset for Saturday after reckless driving accident. Henry Jones sentenced to 60 days hard labor for embezzlement. Henrietta Cruson case continued until Tuesday for assault and battery. Marvin Johnson case reset for Tuesday to secure complainant and subpoenas.
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William Hare
Wallenstein
Edington
Alonzo Singleton
Hare
Royal Street
J. M. Scott
Theodore Wardell
Henry Jones
Nellie Conley
Henrietta Cruson
Marvin Johnson
Hugh Rice
Calcium treatment praised for healing tuberculosis cures
The May 25 1912 JAMA notes calcium based therapy in pulmonary tuberculosis showing partial lung consolidation that heals and clears sputum with patients discharged as cured. It links calcium in Eckmans Alterative to rapid assimilation and stomach safety, selling through Braswell's Drug Store Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
van Giesen
Eckman
Lyons Park May Day Event Draws 600 Children
The kindergarten department hosts a May 1 festival at Lyons Park with more than 600 children expected to participate. Mrs. W. K. Linscott arranged park use with Commissioner Pat Lyons on Thursday. The Home Economics Club also plans a basket picnic and business meeting the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergarten Department of the Public Schools
Lyons Park
W. K. Linscott
Pat J. Lyons
Home Economics Club
Liege gunsmith sues Caillaux over witness fees
Paris April 23. A Liege gunsmith named Weiss, who testified for the defense in the Mme Caillaux murder trial, sues Joseph Caillaux for 15000 francs. Caillaux refused payment as it was deemed exorbitant.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Weiss
Liege
Mme. Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
M. Caillaux
Art Treasures Fetch Low Prices at Auction
Art experts noted surprisingly low results at the New York sale. Rubens Adoration of the Magi sold for 15000 dollars, from Theron J. Blakeslee's estate, who bought it in London for 22500. The Minneapolis museum bought Burne Jones Psyche's Wedding for 2100, with Blakeslee having paid 6500 originally.
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New York
Rubens
Theron J. Blakeslee
London
Minneapolis
Psyche
Edward Burne-Jones
Blakeslee
Is Your Skin Tender Try Resinol Soap
Advertises Resinol Soap as gentle, without free alkali, with soothing healing properties. Claims it improves complexions, softens tender skin, preserves hair, and promotes use with Resinol Ointment. Offers trial free via Dept. 18-A Resinol Baltimore Md.
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Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
Capt Feore Loses Barkentine Golden Rod at Sea
Message from Captain Jas J Feore owner of the Golden Rod reports the barkentine sailed from Mobile March 17 bound for Bennos Aires A R, was blown 2000 miles off course, sprang a leak, storm damaged rigging, set on fire and abandoned near Cape Race. Captain Frederickson and crew were rescued by a passing steamer and brought to St Johns N F on April 19. Built in 1892 the Golden Rod ran Mobile to the southern tropics for years.
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Jas. J. Feore
Cape Race
Frederickson
Olinda
St. Johns, N. F
Mobile
Tropics
No-Hit Games Pitched Since Baseball Began
A historical list of no hit games in the two major leagues. It names players by year and team across National League and American League from 1876 through 1914, including Mathewson, Joss, Wood, and others, with clubs like New York, Chicago, Boston, and Cleveland.
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Bradley
St. Louis
Rich
Worcester
Ward
Providence
Corcoran
Chicago
Falvin
Buffalo
Clarkson
Ferguson
Philadelphia
Lovett
Brooklyn
Rusie
New York
Young
Cleveland
Hughes
Baltimore
Breitenstein
Cincinnati
Donahue
Thornton
Philippi
Louisville
Willis
Boston
Hann
Mathewson
Fraser
Lush
Pfeffer
Eason
Maddox
Pittsburg
Rucker
Wilts
Southern Association and College Baseball Scores Summary
A dense score roundup from Southern Association and college games highlights Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga, Little Rock, Birmingham, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Washington, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, St Louis, and Cincinnati. Notable lines include Vanderbilt pitcher Weeks at Macon no-hitting Mercer but losing 1-0 due to two eighth-inning errors, and Millsaps versus Southern University 7-3 in Greensboro Alabama.
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Macon
Vanderbilt
Mercer University
Done Much for South Harding Points Out
Washington Wilbur P. G. a member of the federal reserve briefed in a letter to J L Hughes of the Chicago Southern Club responding to how the administration aided the South. He cited funds deposited in national banks to move crops the 100 million cotton loan fund raised after the wartime outbreak the war risk insurance bureau and the push for the government ship purchase bill. Harding praised McAdoo for extraordinary effort on Southern issues.
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Washington
W. P
Harding
Weather Conditions Shivers Forecast For 36 Hour Shipments
The Tombigbee river and branches will not change much over the next two days. The Alabama river level remains steady. A high barometer area east of the Mississippi keeps temperatures high with general fair weather in the north Atlantic States. A low barometer system over Nebraska tracks to the Rio Grande valley bringing heavy Texas rainfall.
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Tombigbee
Alabama
Mississippi’ River
North Atlantic States
Nebraska
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Taylor
Austin
Pacific Coast
Albert Ashenberger
Bids Sought for Mobile Firemen Uniforms and Caps
Commissioner Pat J Lyons overseeing the Mobile Fire Department invites bids to furnish summer uniforms and caps. Bids to be opened Monday May 3 at noon at the chief's office per specifications. Julius Frazier arrested on a malicious injury to a dog charge and to be arraigned Saturday in inferior criminal court.
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Pat J. Lyons
Mobile Fire Department
Julius Frazier
Cedar Point Road
Thomas’ Store
John Lartigue
Frazier
Inferior Criminal Court
May Be Cut Apart Siamese Twins In Holyoke
Twin sisters Mary and Margaret Gibbs of Holyoke may undergo separation surgery at the Children's Hospital. They were born joined by a ligament three years ago and have been under observation by Dr Robert Lowell of Harvard Medical School. The twins have been healthy aside from their union.
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Boston
Mass
John Gibbs
Davis Street
Holyoke
Children's Hospital
Robert Lowell
Harvard Medical School
Mary
Margaret
Austria Refuses Roumania Territory Demand
An Italian correspondent reports that Roumania sought cession of territory from Austria in exchange for neutrality. Austria refused. The minister said a defensive alliance exists between Roumania and Italy and Italy will not act without Roumania’s approval.
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Copenhagen
London
National Tidende
Imania
Austria
Roumania
Italy
Camden society notes from the Chautauqua Circle to local clubs
Camden Alabama social column reports frequent church group meetings and gatherings. Mrs Lem Spuriin hosted the Chautauqua Circle Friday afternoon. Bible Class met at the Presbyterian church and Presbyterian Ladies' Aid had a spend the day social. Missions and visits by Mrs J Harris and others are noted along with teaching posts and returns home.
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Camden
Ala
Lem Spuriin
J. Harris
Rockwest
Walter Alford
Dora Primo
Selma
Janie Aford
Irene Reynolds
Agnes McDowell
Hid- Rar” Pritchett
Ackerville
Musa Powell
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N. Government Street
St. Michael Street
Recorder’s Court News
Title Insurance
Mobile Real Estate
Maury
Unruh
I. Schwartz
N.E. Dauphin
Dearborn
Burbank
Hershey
Ight Matches
Athens
Therese Spartian
and Panagiotis Stefanakos
Greece
Panagiotis Stefanakos
Stefanakos
Spartain
Liege Gunsmith
Caillaux
Feore
Mullen
Detroit
Hamilton
Benz
Scott
Selene Bento
Odorono CO
Blair Ave
Dorono
Southern Association
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Memphis
Leverette
Smith
Goulait
Andreen
Chattanooga
Little Hock
Hill
Bernhard
Betts
East
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Birmingham
Dent
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Grimes
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McAvoy
Shore
Comstock
Cady
Lovins Posek
Weisman
Loudermilk
Agnew
Jasper
Faber and Schalk
Shaw and
Henry
McHale, Brown and Sweeney
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Marquard
Ritter
Meyers
Dell
Bosjohames Eek Cae
Hess and
Gowdy
Alexander
Killifer
Pittsburgh
Douglass
Brown
Dale
Clarke
Wingo
Adams
Federal League
Vciies
Ingutsee
Ots Ospectr
Wilson Land
Wilson
Moran and Rariden
muUefe la Ince
F. Smith
Conley
Owens
Bedient
Blair
Miss ST Ont Ieee
Enn, Ay, Chae Urieng Tes
Tc Calvicamse
Neo Holmes
Fulton
Brockman and Adams
Greensboro
Southern University
Millsaps College
Taylor and Smith
Millsaps
Terry
Sharp
South
Palm Beach
the House OF
Kuppenheimer
L. H. Meyer &Sons
Francis X. Bushman
Richard Neil
Empire Theatre
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