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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1913

Page

6

The Mobile Item Newspaper Adspace and Staff Names

The Mobile Item lists publishing details for the South with offices in Mobile Alabama and staff positions including James van Antwerp president and John O Connell secretary and treasurer. It notes associated press service and regional coverage for Mobile and nearby towns. The item includes address lines and contact numbers for departments and offices.

James Antwerp Ce Ewewos John O'Connell Associated Press International News Service Lember Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association Ert Hanson Item Build- Mobile Ith Ave New York A and Oak Setesevéc Ono Carrie Mobile Baldwin Count Gulfport Biloxi Pascagoula Citronelle Ton Atmore Brewton Pensacola Bell Home

Johnston blasts Southern underrepresentation in diplomacy

Mobile April 27 1913 Senator Johnston of Alabama exposes bias in diplomatic and consular appointments. He cites District of Columbia advantages with ambassadors and ministers and argues Southern states receive far fewer posts and pay. He asks Senate to obtain names assignments homes and salaries of all officers to prove political affiliation.

Johnston Alabama South District of Columbia Senate State Department Foreign Service United States John Sharp Williams Mississippi

Pension Graft Returns as Congress Adopts Private Bills

The April 17 congressional record shows 390 private pension bills referred to committees. Most seek to remove desertion charges and grant honorable discharges, prompting critics to call it a new raid on the federal treasury led by pension attorneys and claimants.

Congress House John Ernst William H. McKown Asa Morgan William H. Francis Pension Bureau Treasury United States

West Virginia seeks share of 1784 Virginia land grant

Senator Clinton of West Virginia has introduced a bill before Congress claiming compensation from the federal government for West Virginia, arguing that Virginia ceded 170,000,000 acres in 1784 and that the future state did not consent to the grant. The proposal notes Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin now lie within that grant and questions how much WV should receive while other states await the outcome.

Clinton West Virginia Congress Virginia United States Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Chilton

Mobile Plans Central American Trade Expedition For May

Mobile merchants formalize a May sixteenth trip to Central American ports aiming to expand imports and exports. Ten representatives will travel with a goal of at least twenty, to diversify lines and boost local manufacturing, shipping, and retail business.

Mobile Central America Atlantic Gulf New Orleans Pensacola Galveston Chamber of Commerce and Business League Henry Forcheimer Armbrecht United Fruit Company Caribbean Mississippi River Chicago Middle West United Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railroads Munson Steamship Company Chamber of Commerce Alabama Birmingham

Exposition politics clash over anti alien bills in California

Governor Hiram Johnson and state leaders push anti alien measures targeting Japanese amid opposition. Panama Pacific Exposition directors warn new law could hurt the event, citing California stewardship for the nation at the canal opening. Wilson’s policy stance echoed by Bryan. London Harrow plot rumors surface as Montenegrins noted in remarks about Bryan and peace.

Hiram Johnson California Congress United States Commonwealth Wilson Bryan

Return of army aviators to Washington awaited in June

Army aviators based at Texas City and San Diego are due in Washington around June first. Friends in the house and senate plan trips to College Park to watch flights and rally congressional support for aviation as a military and national defense priority.

Washington Texas City Tex San Diego Cal House Senate College Park Army Congress Friends of the United States William G. Sharp Ohio Sharp Wilson Representative Sharp Taft Lincoln Beachey Curtiss Uncle Sam Ben Johnson Kentucky W. D. B. Ainey Pennsylvania William H. Heald Delaware Navy France Germany England Augusta Texas Madero San Diego Bay

Tariff Fight Cast as Farm Scarecrow Cartoon

Washington correspondent Judson C. Welliver reports that tariff opponents are ready to warn Congress against any tariff reduction citing harm to farmers. An extended cartoon idea features Uncle Trusty and a straw man farmer arguing over protection and market loss across global markets.

Judson C. Welliver Washington National Congress Uncle Trusty Tibet Sahara Kamchatka Madagascar Ain Mb

Strength and Conflict in a Rich Man's Word

Annette pleads for love against M Meran and his son Paul as Mme Meran recalls a past where power and fear ruled. The tale contrasts Annette's devotion with a father's tyranny and a family legacy of control, courage, and sacrifice.

Paul Meran Annette M. Meran Mme. Meran Paul Mme Meran Madame Meran Cracie Mme Meran Meren

New York City Indifference Cited Over Morgan Art Will

The Morgan will sparks debate on New York City’s indifference to funding and housing his art collections. Critics note lack of city support for a permanent Morgan display at the Metropolitan Museum or a larger museum project. Executorship and trusts tied to Bankers Trust are discussed amid estate value uncertainty.

New York Morena England Europe Morgan R. Morgan Mr. Morgan Metropolitan Museum of Art Uni Metropolitan Museum United States Philadelphia Boston St. Louis Minneapolis Cincinnati New York City Board of Estimate Municipality of Museum of Natural History France Lewis Cass Ledyard Mr. Ledyard Ledyard Cornelius Vanderbilt Chauncey M. Depew E. V. W. Rossiter Vanderbilt

Railroads Shift Focus to National Freight Growth

The railroads abandon ocean traffic in favor of serving inland production. About thirty three million dollars will fund new feeder lines and expanded distributing facilities. The change aims to boost country commerce and benefit all classes through shared gains. Memphis News-Scimitar.

Memphis News-Scimitar

What Is the Matter with Father in Song and Verse

A reprinted aside compares poems praising mothers to fathers and recalls a street hand organ playing a ragtime line What’s the matter with father He’s all right The quotation echoes Christian Herald praise of paternal presence in daily life

Father Christian Herald

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