Mobile Item Company history and contact details
The Mobile Item traces its founding in 1881 and notes reorganization and re establishment in April 1910. The Mobile Item Company, Inc lists 10-18 St Emanuel St Mobile Alabama with Associated Press and International News Service affiliations and advertising management. It notes offices in Mobile and New York with telephone contacts for editorial and home lines.
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Mobile Item Company, Inc
ST. Emanuel ST
Mobile, Ala
Associated Press
International News Service
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Albert Hanson
Bulldine
Mobile
Ala
Fifth Ave
New York
What About Mobile
Mobile asks what actions are needed as the South expands manufacturing. The Jacksonville Florida mill news shows direct employment for about two thousand and signals broader growth in Southern industry drawing immigrants and settlers. the note questions Mobile’s strategy to share in this growth.
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Jacksonville
Fla
South
Europe
Ohio libel law pushes corrections as equal to objections
The new Ohio libel statute requires newspapers to publish counter statements sworn under oath within a brief period. It grants equal prominence to corrections and obliges papers to hear attacked parties. fines or imprisonment may follow failure to publish. The piece compares Ohio with Alabama law and defends press duties to truth.
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Ohio
Alabama
The
Times
Congress on School Hygiene Urges Board Backing Buffalo Meeting
Dr. Ira S. Wise of the New York City Board of Education urges boards nationwide to send representatives to the Buffalo congress at public expense. He argues compulsory education requires attention to children's physical welfare and cites international concerns over health and economic efficiency in education.
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Ira S. Wise
New York City
Boards of Education
France
Englard
Gey
Investigations Should Wait, Says Memphis Paper
The Commercial Appeal urges Democrats in Washington to drop broad investigations and focus on urgent legislation, specifically a currency bill and a tariff bill. It argues investigations delay needed laws, misdirect the party, and harm business and industrial interests awaiting settlement of tariff and currency questions.
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Washington
Memphis’ Commercial Appeal
Mulhall
Peace Depends on Huerta Exit in Mexican Turmoil
The Wilson administration ties peace in Mexico to Huerta's removal with U S representations and non recognition of his government. Washington backs talks on Vasquez Tagle as successor while pressuring Huerta, Carranza, and Pasquiera to compromise amid chaos in Sonora and widespread brigandage. Oscar Banif seeks to rally moderates to push leaders toward settlement for the country’s sake.
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Wilson
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Carranza
Washington
Sonora
Vasquez Tagle
Madero
Pasquiera
Alphonso Madero
del Vale
Hale
Oscar Banif
Bryan
Vasquez Tage
Parquiera
Tagle
Suarez
Pedro Lascurain
Rafael Hernandez
Revival of apprenticeship urged in vocational education push
Washington reports a renewed push for vocational training in U S schools with the Bureau of Education backing limited apprenticeship revival. Advocates include Miss Alice Barrows and Dr Holmes Beckwith who urge broader industrial schooling to prepare skilled workers and reduce early job mismatches.
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Washington
United States
Federal Bureau of Education
Colony of
Connecticut
Virginia
William Skeley
Southland
Bureau of Education
Bureau
Alice B. Barrows
New York City
Holmes Beckwith
Dr. Beckwith
Beckwith
Lincoln Agriculture School
Ce Eeeaes N. Y
Blue Sky and Sign Painter Clash Turns into Court Action
An inn sign painter and a passerby clash over a blue sky mural on a Rising Sun inn sign between Brussels and Namur. The dispute ends with threats of court action and the old man asserting a public voice in the matter amid local spectators.
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Brussels
Namur
Rubens
Charlmagne
Charmagne
Electrifying the New Haven Road by Holland
New York Aug 2 The plan to electrify the main line of the New Haven railroad from New York to New Haven is tied to Howard Elliott who will become president September 1 and later chairman. Tests favor overhead alternating current after two years between Stamford and New York, with full line electrification likely toward Boston and beyond.
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New York
Howard Elliott
New Haven Railroad Company
New Haven Road
New Haven
Mellen
New England
Kes
United States
Ferce
New York City
New Haven Railroad
Harlem
Grand Central Terminal
Eien
Vanderbilt
Grand Central Station
Melien
Harlem Railroad
Stamford
Conn
Boston
Therfore
George Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Mr Damrosch and Ragtime in a lively debate
The Cincinnati Times Star defends ragtime against Walter Damrosch calling it an impurity in music. It contrasts two ragtime forms, notes American exposure in Europe, and argues cultural acceptance proves ragtime’s value while warning against overreliance. The piece ends with a jarring shift about a woman aging and her daughter.
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Mr. Damrosch
Walter Damrosch
America
Cincinnati Times- Star
Europe
London
Berlin
Paris
Lucerne
Italy
Damrosch
A Line O Cheer Each Day O Year Poem By Bangs
A short verse by John Kendrick Bangs encourages optimism with a playful hint to look at the heavens and imitate the blue sky. It urges calmness in trouble and suggests smiles rise with blue skies.
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John Kendrick
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