Suffragists on Long Tour Here In Mobile
Twenty one autos with Votes for Women bunting led by The Golden Flyer carrying Mrs. Alice Burke and Miss Nell Richardson arrived in Mobile for an auto tour stop. Burke and Richardson spoke at multiple venues while local society members greeted them. The Golden Flyer then headed south toward the Mississippi coast.
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Mobile
Golden Flyer
Alice Burke
Nell Richardson
National Suffrage Association
United States
Plateau
Equal Suffrage Association
New York
Miss Foley
Crown Theatre
Martin Holbrook
Suffrage Association
M. E. Henry Ruffin
Lovie McKinstry
George E. Crawford
Shannon Hunter
Sid Lyons
A. L. Garrett
E. Q. Norton
Margaret Foley
Boston
F. Stevens
J. D. Andrews
Edith Heckert
G. L. Vautros
C. J. Johnson
T. D. Nettles
I. J. Brown
B. A. Wilson
Corinne Roberts
S. M. Coffin
George Stone
Imogene
EB. M. Batley
Chamber of Commerce
Ways and Means
Aubrey Boyles
Mississippi
New Orleans
Unpledged Delegates Triumph Over Roosevelt in Mass Primary
Complete returns from Massachusetts state primary show unpledged delegates headed to the Republican national convention led by W. Murray Crane with 67 043 votes and Samuel W. McCall 62 668, followed by Henry Cabot Lodge 61 079 and John W. Weeks 58 484. Roosevelt slate totals include Grafton D. Cushing 46 099 Charles S. Bird 46 156 and A P Garde 45 262 with Robert M. Washburn 3 131.
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Boston
Samuel W. McCall
Henry Cabot Lodge
John W. Weeks
W. Murray Crane
Roosevelt
Grafton D. Cushing
Charles S. Bird
A. P. Gard Oe
Robert M. Washburn
Dipping vats near completion in Mobile county
More than one hundred dipping vats in Mobile county are nearly completed and ready for charging. Dr. W. J. Selkin, veterinary inspector for the United States bureau of animal industry, reports steady progress despite some opposition. Dipping will begin once Dr. Cary declares quarantine established.
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Mobile County
W. J. Selkin
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Selkin
Cary
New Orleans Cotton Market Ticks Up Early Trading
In New Orleans on April 26 the cotton market showed a slight rise with active months advancing 4 to 6 points in the first half hour as good spot prices and forecasts of colder belt weather spurred buying.
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New Orleans
Thompson Demonstrates Aerial Attack Fear In New York
Aviator De Lloyd Thompson drops harmless bombs on New York to urge defense buildup. He argues a real fleet would force readiness and cites London Paris Zeppelin raids as practical demonstrations of potential city ruin.
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Thompson
New York
Washington
Lower East Side
de Lloyd Thompson
Sandy Hook
London
Paris
Verdun
Memorial Day Observed in Mobile with Citywide Closures
Memorial Day was observed in Mobile as a legal holiday with banks, public institutions, and several courts closed all day. The Confederate Rest ceremony at Magnolia Cemetery featured the Ladies Memorial Association, city officials, Alabama National Guard, U C V, Grand Army of the Republic, cadets, and a program with speakers J T Wright Tisdale Touart Robert E Gordon and William McLeod.
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Mobile
Whistler
Magnolia Cemetery
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Pat J. Lyons
Mobile Battalion
Alabama National Guard
Raphael Semmes
Camp U. C. V
University Military School
Goldwood Post No. 2
Grand Army of the Republic
Prof
J. T. Wright
Tisdale Touart
Robert E. Gordon
William McLeod
Mississippi Funeral Directors Name Officers
The Mississippi Funeral Association named Vicksburg as the next meeting place. Officers elected include President J. B. Wilson of Greenwood, First Vice President H. K. Hardy of Jackson, Second Vice President Bee Jackson, and Secretary Treasurer H. C. Smith of Meridian.
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Biloxi
Miss
Vicksburg
Mississippi Funeral Association
J. B. Wilson
Greenwood
H. K. Hardy
Jackson
Bee ee _Jackson
H. C. Smith
Meridian
Buffalo man in Mobile eyes county lands amid park praise
Ties to Mobile glow as Bruce Hoover hosts T. C. Whipple of Buffalo New York. Whipple plans to invest in Mobile county lands and lauds Mobile climate and Bienville Park oaks. Also: Abba Temple hosts a skating party at Government street rink. Judge Pardee leaves for Atlanta. Tourist Welcome Club notes visitors. poultry exchange deferred. earthquakes logged. truck produce promising. various locals travel and stay in Mobile hotels.
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Buffalo Man
Mobile
T. C. Whipple
Buffalo
N. Y
Bruce Hoover
Mr. Whipple
Bienville Park
Abba Temple of the Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Government Street
Donald EB. Ross
Tourist Welcome Club of
the Battle House
Trooper Missing After Patral Fight
A dispatch from General Funston reports Private Eichelberger of the Thirteenth Cavalry wandered away from his unit after a clash between American soldiers and Mexicans at Patral. His mind is described as unbalanced and he has not been found.
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Washington
Funston
War Department
Eichelberger
Thirteenth Cavalry
Patral
Ambush kills farmer. search for assailant continues
In Dublin a man shot by ambush as he approached W. T. Veal a wealthy farmer. Posses are scouring the area for the son of Ennisiels a negro who was recently killed by Veal as part of the ensuing investigation.
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Dublin
W. T. Veal
Ennisiels
Veal
Britain considers compulsory military service plan
Premier Asquith outlined government proposals to seek compulsory power after four weeks if voluntary enlistment fails to reach 50,000 men by May 27. If 15,000 men are not secured weekly after May 27, the measure would still proceed until 200,000 attested volunteers are obtained. The press statement cited delays in sifting cases under the current system as a reason.
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London
Asquith
Asquth
Servus Girl Plans Meet at Henry Meyer's Cash Grocery
A notice inviting the Servus Girl to meet this week at Henry Meyer's Cash Grocery to save coupons and share shopping tips. The message emphasizes coupon savings and local participation in a community event.
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Servus
Henry Meyer
Cash Grocery
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey marketed for children cough
Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey syrup advertised as a pleasant remedy for colds and coughs in children. It claims to soothe coughs help sleep better and hasten recovery. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Factory Workers Receive Higher Wages in April Eighty-Six
The department reports United States manufacturing wages up by 26 to 600 cents with iron and steel leading a 60.3 percent wage gain and 86 percent more workers. Car building shows a 61 percent wage rise and 36 percent more workers, while cotton mills see only a 5 percent wage increase as fewer workers are employed. Overall wage aggregates have risen month by month from February.
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Washington
United States
Department
Iron and Steel
Cottton
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Best For Hair Care
Plain cocoanut oil makes a splendid shampoo and is gentler than commercial products. It cleanses hair and scalp, removes dust and oil, leaves hair silky and manageable, and is inexpensive and widely available at drug stores.
Italian Laces Smuggling Conspiracy Exposed at Sea
United States Attorney announces a conspiracy case involving two suspects tied to smuggling Italian laces aboard the Italian steamer Gin Verdi. They allegedly concealed laces in ship linen to bring them into the United States. A later Italia search led to the arrest of a city porter connected to the case.
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New York
Nome
Evi
United States
Anc
Italia
March Shows Broad Gain Across Industries
The report indicates a 7 percent rise in total earnings across all industries for March. Employment rose at a modest rate, while cotton sector output dipped slightly, with a small fall in its production figures.
Vinci Drug Corporation Advertises Tonic For Children
A local ad touts Vinci tonics from Vinci Drug Corporation as a safe guaranteed remedy for tired school children and overworked youngsters. It claims to strengthen and restore health, cure chronic cough and bronchitis, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Witwerp’s Drug Corporation
Vinci
Elvostrils Open with EBly's C Balm Relief
Count fifty. Your head will clear as you breathe freely. Get EBly's C Balm from your druggist and apply in your nostrils to penetrate the air passages and soothe swollen mucous membranes. Head colds yield quickly and relief follows.
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Pardee
Don A. Pardee
United States Court of Appeals
H. T. Toulmin
Atlanta
Gulf Coast Poultry Breeders’ Association
Spring Hill
Central America
John Craft
Birmingham
Alabama Good Roads Association
Lovick
Jefferson County
Birmingham - Leeds
Claytons
Coity
Henry D. Clayton
Georgetown
Clayton
Montgomery
Harry T. Toulmin
Franklin R. Wright
Minneapolis, Minn
George W. Wright
Evangeline, la
E. S. Wright
Satsuma
Emmett Jones
Immigra and Market Bureau of
Alabama
Cawthon Hotel
W. C. Midler
Sacramento, Cal
Cawthon
M. E Madden
Mobile Division
The
Southern Railway
Selma
Ala
Edgar B. Kay
Alabama Public Service Commission
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Dr. D. C. Hoyt
Chicago
Lil
Co. B. Goldthwaite, Jr
Troy, Ala
Henry Cohen
J. H. Tucker
Robertsdale
Savage Hotel
J. A. Garrett
Skinnerton
E. P. Filligan
Wallace, Fla
George E. Murrell
Washington, D. C
Saint Andrew Hotel
D. J. McCarty
Belleville, Ala
Saint Andrew
J. J. Cruikshank
Battle House
M. Seawell
the Biene
B. Cuderdonk
Chatom
Compulsion For
Britain
Lyric Theatre
School OF Organic Education
Fairhope
Circuit Court
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Mobile, Ala
Edward D. Laurendine
Palmetto St
Norville R. Leigh
Phelan B. Dorson
Roper Street
Mobile, Alan
Lex H. Smith
Price Williams
P. Williams
Claude A. Grayson
Judge Circuit Court
van Antwerp
John S. Drago
DR. N. A. Madler
St. Francis St
Als
Maggrey
Circuit CO
Saffold Berney
Law and Equity Court
Court of
Oliver J. Semmes
Eees
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Kodak
Kodaks
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