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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1914

Page

7

Relief funds sought for Americans abroad by Wilson

President Wilson sent a special message to Congress requesting immediate emergency aid of 250000 to aid distressed Americans abroad. Secretary Bryan assured aid to those lacking funds to return home and ships may be chartered to bring refugees back, amid calls for a rapid relief program.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Congress Bryan Europe United States Mexico State Department United States Steel Corporation

Tragic Shooting Accident Near Venetia

John Jackson reports a fatal household accident on Dog River near Venetia after his two sons found a loaded shotgun. The elder child killed his younger brother with a single shot, striking the head and causing instant death. Sheriff T. T. Palmer is informed.

John Jackson Dog River Venetia Jackson T. T. Palmer

Death of James Etheridge Brown at home

James Etheridge Brown aged seventy five, born and raised at Brown and Lafayette streets, died Sunday morning at his home after a lingering illness. He was well known in the city and leaves no immediate relatives.

James Etheridge Brown Brown and Lafayette Streets

Boston Clearing House approves unlimited certificates

The Boston clearing house on August 3 voted to authorize issuing clearing house certificates in unlimited numbers.

Boston Boston Clearing House Today

Coffee exchange votes to stay closed

By Associated Press New York Aug 2 The coffee exchange, which last Friday voted to remain closed until today, decided to day to stay close sn aefi.

Associated Press New York Coffee Exchange Snaefi

Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Warns Against Constipation

An old advertisement urges readers to avoid constipation by taking Dr King’s New Life Pills. It claims the pills prevent illness by reducing waste matter and absorbing iron and recommends a single nightly dose. Available from druggists for 25 cents.

Dr. King

Congress Removes Limits on New Issue of Currency

Washington August 3 House vote 231 to 6 removes restrictions on currency issued under section 5 of the bank law and extends emergency currency authority to state banks and trust companies in the federal reserve system. The measure aims to fortify the banking system during the European war crisis with Treasury discretion over the half billion emergency issue.

Washington House Senate Aldrich-Vreeland Congress Secretary of the Treasury Federal Reserve System United States McAdoo White House Treasury Department New York Williams Wilson Clearing House Associations Chicago St. Louis Treasury Aldrich- Vreeland New York Stock Exchange Max May Guaranty Trust Company August Ulrich Ladenburg, Thuiman & Co Franklin Q. Brown Redmond & Co May Ulrich Efficlass

Cedar Point Road Completed and Ready for Use

The Cedar Point road project by contractor William H. Holcombe is finished and will be inspected shortly. The Mobile county school census summary was presented with enumerator payments approved. Road improvements estimates were approved for payment, and a road from Celeste to connect with a major roadway was referred to the road committee.

Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners Cedar ‘Point William H. Holcombe Cc. L. Garrison Mobile County Celeste Chinchula Charles McCarthy Wayman Spain Spain Green Road Committee Road Department Gaillard R. S. Searcy & Co C. L. Strange & Co Lynch Spring Hill Avenue Same Perry & Vaughan Southern Fuel & Material Co W. H. Holcombe Jett Bros. Contracting Co E. C. Moore Stickney Hollow Cedar Point Long Bridge Dog River Hagan and Brennan C. L. Garrison Stewart Lee Garrison F. KE. Fisher H. P. Lewis J. 8. Lyons J. FE. Gralapp W. H. Wagerstrom John Simmons B. Cc. Deakle CC. Ly Garrison

Sixty Day Savings Rule In New Orleans

Clearing house banks in New Orleans invoked the sixty days notice rule for withdrawal of savings. A 3 PM meeting will consider visiting clearing house certificates and limiting withdrawals. Banks seek to determine if local reserves could be drawn from the North and East to guide future action.

New Orleans Associated Press Clearing House

Memphis Clearing House Sets Withdrawal Rule and Check Policy

Memphis officials adopted a sixty day withdrawal rule for savings accounts and formed a committee to review commercial account checks over 100 dollars. Clearing house members will settle disputes among themselves with New York exchange.

Memphis Associated Press Tenn Clearing House Association Clearing House New York Exchange

Nations seek to keep gold halted at home amid exchange plans

The administration faces possible need to retain American gold domestically while offering Europe American paper. Customs revenues may fall sharply. no new revenue plan outlined yet. Congress expected to pass Aldrich-Vreeland act relaxations. federal reserve board to be fully in place, twelve banks organized, and policy changes anticipated.

Europe Senate Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Banking System Reserve New York McAdoo John Burke United States George E. Roberts Mint Treasury

Wilson watches Europe interests as crisis grows

President Wilson and officials monitor European war developments with care for American citizens and finances. McAdoo sent to New York to coordinate gold shipments and foreign exchange. embassies in St Petersburg Berlin and Vienna take on diplomatic duties. Officials seek strict neutrality and avoid mediation while Mexico peace nears.

Capitol United States Wilson McAdoo New York Europe Federal Reserve Board Russia Austria Germany St. Petersburg Berlin Vienna England France Washington Far East Peking China Philippines Panama Mexico Bryan

Artillerymen 10 Arrive in Mobile Early Tuesday

The Alabama artillery battalion prepares for an encampment at the head of Government street with Major Dorrance and Lt Luckey arriving to finalize plans. Capt Sam Roswald of Battery B Montgomery will depart Monday night with seven cars and full battery equipment, including gune and carriages, a screened mess hall, and a cook room. A hospital corps from the Second Infantry A N G under Capt Samuel A Hilling will accompany the battery. Officers listed include Capt Roswald and Lieutenants Morris Carpenter Wynn.

Alabama Artillery Batallion Government Street Dorrance Luckey Mobile Sam Roswald Montgomery Samuel A. Hilling John W. Morris William Carpenter Sam G. Wynn

Gore Cane Incident in Altus Forces Interruption

In Altus Oklahoma on August 3 Senator Thomas P Gore struck Tom Moore a farmer with a heavy walking cane while Ellis Gore escorted him. Moore challenged Gore over a 1894 speech tied to party patriotism. Gore said he spoke for the Populist party. Spectators separated the pair.

Altus Okla United States Thomas P. Gore Tom Moore Ellis Gore Moore Democratic Party Gore

Fight near Wilmer church ends service

Felix Lee and Burke Howell, both young white men from Wilmer in Mobile County, were arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriff Joe Stringfellow. They are jailed in Mobile on charges of affray after a Sunday fist fight near a Wilmer church that disrupted the service and frightened attendees.

Felix Lee Burke Howell Wilmer Mobile County Joe Stringfellow Mobile

Willis Oliver Appeals Fine For Assault and Battery

Willis Oliver was fined $2.50 or five days in the inferior criminal court after a Monday hearing for assault and battery on Cora Oliver, his wife.

Willis Oliver Inferior Criminal Court Bia Glie Cora Oliver

Market Report from United States Ports and Exports

The page lists daily or weekly market figures including receipts and exports at United States ports, with quantities for various periods. It shows stock on hand and comparative figures against the previous year, noting divisions between exports to Great Britain and Continental markets and overall port activity.

G. Brit

Grain and Provisions Prices Fall Amid Market Tension

Chicago reports show wheat prices slipping as foreign demand outlook weakens margins. Corn gains occur on dry domestic belt conditions with lack of rain. other grains and pork lard and ribs futures reflect mixed moves. Traders watch war news and margin calls while markets rally briefly at times.

Chicago Bop Neicccccese Easeseweses Icoscasese

Naval Stores Prices and Receipts Report

Savannah Ga August 3 Turpentine nominal at 45 1 2 cents with 644 casks received Rosin nominal with 1203 barrels received Quotations show B at 3.60 D at 3.52 1 2 BE F G H and others at 3.65 K 4.15 M 4.50 N 6 We 6 Ww 6 35 reflecting market levels and stock movement for naval stores inquiry

Naval Savannah

Cash Grain and Provisions Prices Listed in Chicago

Chicago markets show No 2 hard at 87, No 2 Northern 93, spring 92 1 4 96, corn No 2 yellow 75 78 1 2, oats standard 33 1 4 35 1 4, Timothy hay 5.00 6.00, clover 12.00 15.00, pork nominal, lard 8.55, rib 11.25 11.75.

Chicago

Western railroad managers accept arbitration plan

Western railroad managers agreed to arbitration of the engineer and fireman dispute, meeting President Wilson at the White House. The plan, favored by enginemen and firemen, uses the Newlands act for wage questions and calls for restoration of pre October 1913 rules and regulations.

Associated Press Washington Western Railroads Iremen Wilson United States White House Federal Board of Mediation

Plans Submitted for General Revision of State Express Rates

Plans to revise express rates in Alabama were submitted to the state railroad commission. The new rates reflect ICC rulings. R C Alston of Atlanta, attorney for Southern Express Company, filed the petition.

Montgomery Ala Alabama State Railroad Commission Interstate Commerce Commission R. C. Alston Atlanta Southern Express Company

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