City Briefs In Mobile Arrests and Meetings
Jessie Gaston of Aden Alabama was arrested during the past week by Deputy U S Marshal D D Horton who took him to Selma. Chamber of Commerce directors will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m with several matters to be discussed. Cattle committee meets Tuesday at 7 20 p m in the chamber. Marriage licenses issued from the probate court include Paul Eugene Loeffler and Della Adelaide Stauter Mabre Huff and Mamie Lyons. J A Walton reports his home was broken into between 2 30 and 3 30 p m with suitcases and clothes stolen. W Diermayer appointed Pullman Palace Car Co passenger agent with headquarters in Mobile and office in the Louisville and Nashville terminal, arriving Monday.
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Cha
Jessie Gaston
Aden
Ala
United States
D. D. Horton
Selma
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Eugene Loeffler
Della Adelaide Stauter
Mabre Huff
Mammie Lyons
J. A. Walton
Government
Fultonstree
A W. Diermayer
New Orleans
Pullman Palace Car Company
Mobile
Louisville and Nashville
Ordinance to create Mobile weights and measures office
The City of Mobile adopts an ordinance creating the office of city sealer of weights and measures with standards from the U S government. The sealer tests weights scales and measures, issues fees, bonds, and duties, and can destroy nonconforming devices. Section 2 states the ordinance takes effect on adoption.
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Suisa
Board of Commissioners
Sant Melon Tottion
Mobile
City of
United States
Secretary of State
Horticulturists from three states meet on citrus canker
A three state horticultural convention opens with 100 plus members led by President W H Reynolds. Speakers discuss eradication of citrus canker, Satsuma cultivation, and fertilization, urging cooperation and plans by week end. A committee to solicit members is formed.
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Ene
W. H. Reynolds
John W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
Reynolds
J. H. Reichert
G. C. Newman
W. C. Griffing
Grand Bay
Ala
Satsuma
O. F. E. Winberg
Germany
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Biggh
Folay
Stockholm
L. T. Rhodes
Gulf Coast
Cae
A. Maloney
F. A. Wolf
Exchange to Handle All Farm Products Considered in Mobile
A Mobile market exchange to handle all farm products grown in Mobile County is likely to be established soon. The Chamber of Commerce Market Exchange committee and citrus growers are coordinating to form a dual purpose exchange, aiming to reduce operating costs by serving all farm products. A meeting is planned in the near future, with a citrus growers meeting on May 4 to seek a definite agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County
Chamber of Commercce
Chamber of Commerce
Concrete and Iron Gates for the Cemetery in Mobile
Mobile City Commission approved awarding the contract for three cement and iron gates at Magnolia Cemetery to F Hackmeyer and J O Brown. Gates will be three quarter inch iron with cement posts at New Jersey Virginia and Ann street entrances. Bids were 165.20 132.00. other bids listed and the meeting also approved tungsten street lights at multiple intersections and granted a pipeline right of way for McMillan Harrison to Commerce. An ordinance amending weights and measures office was introduced and Evans Furniture received a $10 rebate. license reductions for horse drawn carriages referred to Commissioner Lyons. Mayor Pillans presided with Lyons Schwarz present.
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Laz Schwarz
Magnolia Cemetery
Ferdinand Hackmeyer
John O. Brown
New Jersey Street
Virginia Street
Ann Street
F. Hackmeyer
A. Schieman
Home Industry Iron Works
Lyons Park
J. C. Brown
Toulmin & Sons
Batley & Barter
Pat J. Lyons
Texas Street
Michigan Avenue
Hallet
New St. Francis
Palmetto Street
Regina Avenue
Armistead
Walnut
City of
Mobile
Schwarz
Evans Furniture Company
Blach Bros
American Seed & Implement Company
George Harhesas & Vehicle Company
Hopper Harness Company
Lyons
Pillans
Trawler Recolo Blown Up in North Sea
London reports the Grimsby trawler Recolo blown up in the North Sea with several crew missing. The incident prompted search efforts as authorities confirm missing sailors.
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London
Grimsby
North Sea
Equity Court Schedule Sets Apr 29 Merits
In the Courts Law and Equity Court Judge Safford Berney notes a business matter Tuesday before 12:30. Emeline Thomas v D J Dinamore and Bessie Fitts v Carl August Fitts are set for April 29 on merits.
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Law and Equity Court
Equity Court
Safford Berney
Emeline Thomas
D. J. Dinamore
Bessie Fitts
Carl August Fitts
Lion trainer killed by circus performer at Olive Hill
Frank White of Chattanooga Tennessee, a lion trainer with a circus at Olive Hill Kentucky, was killed yesterday by one of the circus workers' sons.
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Huntington
Frank White
Chattanooga
Tenn
Olive Hill
Chancery Court Tuesday Petitions and Dismissals
In the matter of Hattie Stewart seeking leave to remarry, petition and affidavit submitted. Carrie Robinson v Dave Robinson dismissed without prejudice. Henrietta Marcet v Charles Marcet and Susie Wheat v James L Wheat taken from call. William P Cothran v Item Publishing Co et al set for April 29 on report and exceptions. John Collier v Latisha Collier dismissed for want of prosecution. Call for Wednesday lists D R Dunlap Mercantile Co v Day Hamilton Mercantile Co Alabama Cotton Oil Co v Foley Fertilizer Co Sallie Irby v Mark Irby Clotilda G Stein et al v Albert Tritt et al Alfreda Krudop v Harry J Krudop Mary E F Holmes et al v Star of Hope et al.
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Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Hattie Stewart
Carrie Robinson
Dave Robinson
Henrietta Marcet
Charles Marcet
Susie Wheat
James L. Wheat
William P. Cothran
Item Publishing Company Et al
John Collier
Latisha Collier
D. R. Dunlap Mercantile Company
Day-Hamilton Mercantile Company
Alabama Cotton Oil Company
Foley Fertilizer Company
Sallie Irby
Mark Irby
Clotilda G. Stein
Albert Triplett
Alfreda Krudop
Harry J. Krudop
Mary EF. Holmes
Star of Hope
Court Docket News From Tuesday Sessions
Circuit Court with Judge Samuel B Browne hears J Brannan versus Howard on trial. Wed call lists A Frochnchatein versus A Phillips and Ed Singleton versus C P Frederic et al.
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Circuit Court
Samuel B. Browne
J. Brannan
Howard
A. Frochnchatein
A. Phillips
Ed Singleton
C. P. Frederic
Dissolving Blackheads With Neroxin Powder
An article advises avoiding squeezing blackheads as it enlarges pores and causes irritation. It promotes a dissolving method using about two ounces of powdered neroxin sprinkled on the skin as a safe, failproof remedy from drugstores.
Texarkana and Fort Smith R. v. C. ion & Co dismissal
Law notes record Tuesday business including dismissal in Texarkana and Fort Smith R. v. C. ion & Co. Crutcher v. Morgan discharged on answer. Peters v. Round verdict by default with damages $167.20. Kemp v. Field’s Ice Cream Co. default with damages. State ex rel Smith v. Bacho motion to strike portions of amended information refused and defendant excepts.
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Equeco Law
Saffoey
Texarkana
Fort Smith R. Va
C. Ion &.Co
Plaint
Cc. C. Crutcher
Geo. M. Morgan
F. Peters
B. F. Round
W. H. Kemp
Field's Ice Cream Co
H. H. Smith
F. W. Bacho
Funeral Notice for John Young Smith
John Young Smith died Tuesday morning April 27 1915 at 12 30 o clock aged 64 Funeral services will be held at his residence 354 South Cedar street tomorrow Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock Interment in Pine Crest cemetery
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Smith
John Young Smith
South
Cedar Street
Pine Crest Cemetery
Tuesday Cotton Receipts From River and Rail
On the Tombigbee river Alma from Demopolis shows 7 bales for Planters Seed Company Freshheimer & Co F. Ladd & Co. Totals. City of Mobile from Montgomery lists 22 bales from Oder Touart Quinn W Jones Co and others. Train 227 Baker-Lyons and R P Pope deliver 88 bales. Train 994 Planters Cotton and R P Pope add 7 bales.
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Tombigbee River
Alma
Demopolis
Ala
Planters Serra Company
Totart & Quin
Freshheimer & Co
F. Ladd & Co
Mobile
Montgomery
Eeee & Co
W. Jones & Co
Touart & Quinn
Oder
New Orleans Cotton Prices Fall on Opening Trade
Reports from New Orleans indicate mixed cotton activity with private tenders ranging 16 000 to 21 000 bales. In early trading prices declined 4 to 6 points, closing the session with a net drop of 7 to 10 points while quotations show shifts across July October December and January contracts.
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New Orleans
Gotton
Newark
New York cotton notices circulate with no liquidation
April 27 New York shows about 30 000 bales of notices circulating in the cotton trade with no liquidation. Opening steady then a 4 to 9 point decline in response to lower prices, later rallying 2 to 3 points. Reports from the southwest mention aphid damage from heavy rains and ongoing market quiet with middling upland at 10 60 cents and no sales.
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NEW York Ton
New York
C.ceencees
Wall Street Opens With Irregular Small Losses on Mixed Market
Irregular price moves mark the early New York stock market with fractions mostly, apart from a few speculative shares. United States Steel opened down to 87 1 8, while Pacific group Reading New Haven Missouri Kansas Texas preferred fell about two points. United States Realty dropped 4, and overall trading lacked public interest.
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Wall Street Review
New York
United States Steel
Pacifics
Reading
New Haven
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
United States
Cotton and Infair Prices Signal Market Pause in Liverpool
Liverpool reports mixed cotton prices with tow middling at 6.10 and middling 5.74 while low middling sits at 5.34. Sales reach 2,000 bales for speculation and 2,000 more. receipts total 43,000. Futures hold steady across May-June at 63.38, and June-July at 6.70 1-3, with other points noted through March-April.
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Liverpool
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report From Savannah
Turpentine firm receipts reach 817 casks with prices listed from 3.40 to 4.25 per barrel. rosin sales total 2 681 barrels. Quoted figures show varied grades and bid levels across the Savannah market with multiple price points for different product grades.
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Savannah
Many Vessels Entered at the Custom House
Seven entrances were made at the custom house on Tuesday. They included the Norwegian steamer Dictator from Belize B H, the Norwegian steamer Tana from Puerto... (truncated)
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Custom House
Dictator
Belize
B. H
Norw
Tana
Puerto Ortez
Hon
Margaret
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Viking
St. Nazaire
France
Progreso
Mexico
Anda
Liverpool
England
Syifid
Scotish Ports
Margret G
Nipe Buay
Leopold Eichold Dies After Operation in Mobile
Leopold Eichold longtime Mobile liquor dealer and business partner with Eichold Brothers & Weiss died at a local infirmary following an operation. He was 63 or 64, born in Steinbach Germany in 1860s, later lived in Selma and Newhern before settling in Mobile. He served as director of several companies, was a trustee of Shaarat Shemayim synagogue, and active in Jewish charities. He leaves Emma Eichold, a daughter Leo M. Brown, a brother and sister in Germany. Interment in Hebrew cemetery planned Thursday with funeral arrangements pending.
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Leopold Eichold
Mobile
Eichold
Mr. Eichold
Steinbach
Rheinpfals
Germ
United States
Selma
Ala
Emanuel Eichold
Jacob W. Weiss
Eichold Brothers & Wel
Mobile Benetena Stonewall) Insurance Wes Inteational
Steamshireman
Mobile Cotton Mille
Congregation Shaarat Shemayim
Reformed Jewish Synagogue
Order
B'nai B'rith
Knights of Pythias
Emma, Eichord
Mee
Leo M. Brown
Germany
Hebrew Cemetery
President Wilson Grants Lenient Commute for Bank President
President Wilson commuted William S. Norton’s seven year sentence to one year and a day. Norton had been convicted of misappropriating funds of the old American National Bank of Bartlesville Oklahoma, where he served as president.
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Washington
Wilson
William S. Norton
Old American Naonal Bank of
Bartlesville
Oklo
Way to Regain Youthful Skin with Wax Miracle
An old promotional sketch promotes wax as a skin beautifier. It claims wax cleanses and revives a faded complexion into a youthful tint and satin sheen in under two weeks. A wax cream and saxolite face bath are cited as simple tools for wrinkle reduction and firming.
Sale of Collateral by City Bank and Trust Company
The City Bank and Trust Company of Mobile Alabama announces a sale of collateral to satisfy indebtedness. On Wednesday May 5 1915 at noon the sale will take place at the county courthouse steps in Mobile Alabama. Items include 18 shares of the Peoples Bank of Waynesboro Mississippi stock and $6000 in six bonds of the North Mobile Iron Company. The collateral is held by City Bank and Trust Company with Brooks and Crawford as attorneys.
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U. S. District Court, SO. Dist
Alabama
John
T. Gaillard
John T. Gaillard
Evergreen
Conecuh
John T
Tim Mobile
Robert T. Ervin
City Bank Ai ; Company
Mobile
C. C
A. Leggett
Musbenea
City Bank & Trust Company
Brooks & Crawford
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Wayne
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Mobile Item
Nooby Tailoring Co
Dauphin Street
St. Matthew's Rectory
Washington Avenue
Garrity Street
Beldwin
Ashington
Clarke
Monroe
Wilcox
Escambia
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Greece
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Mobile Trem
Smith Brothers
Dept
Concord
Georgia
The
Silver Mirror Co. Inc
W. Madison St
Chicago
Ill
Harrison Hauling Co
Bell Phone
Whistler
Conti St
S. Royal
St. Joseph St
Bell
FORAY
Yeers
George Deel
Terrill St
Marsena Parker
Richardy
Dauphin
Lyric Dry Cleaning
Thornton
Ghent St
W. B. Dragheim
Pauline
Hill and
Burton Avenues
Artemus Lindo
Sakversnt
Linda
Prichard
St. Charles
Davis Avenue
Cane Ee Avenue
Low Park Place
Crichton
Southern Auction Co
N. Joachim St
F. J. Giullot
Conception and
Beaurégard
Evergreen Plant Co
Indiana Ave
City Bank
South Orchards
P. O
Troy Laundry
St. Emanuel St
Gulfport
Smith Piano Co
Call Bell
S. Lafayette Street
Burkett’s Wood Yard
O. C. Denmark
Corner Chatham
Ying
Gulf Shingle Mfg. Co
Ingle
Ae Bell
Beye
Airdale
Bones
T. C. Thomson
Conti Street
Phone Bell
Iborn
T. E. Spotswood, Jr
Albright & Wood
Court House
Royal and
Government Sts
South Conception St
N. Jackson
St. Emanuel
Jenkins
St. Louis
George A. Maloney
Carters
Hox Ga
Garden Association of
M. C
Lawrence St
Ralegines
Certeee
Daily Mail
Ypres
No Man’s Land
Berlin
Hill
Dublin
Medical Formaid
Dayton
C. of C. Committee
Lyric Theatre
F. X. Bushman and
Beverly Bayne
Toulminville
Kitch
Spring Hill Avenue
Indiana
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