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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1915

Page

4

War dominated ex and import markets and industrial activity

The article notes war driving American ex and import markets with munition orders benefiting manufactories and railroads. It mentions bank cash growth, uncertain cotton shipments, and rising industrial and railroad stocks. It criticizes stock exchange speculation and calls for reform amid global war reporting.

America Stock Exchange Tyre York Financial Chronicle Ion Chronicle

Suggestion for Settling Great War Now Waging

An American proposes a settlement plan for World War I. Henry Clewn of the American Peace and Arbitration League outlines a multiparty accord giving Germany incentives to withdraw from France and Belgium, Belgian port access, and a world court with enforcement by a global military and naval force. The plan envisions 50 years of peace with disarmament and collective security involving the United States, South America, and China.

Henry Clewn American Peace and Arbitration League Hig Germany France Belgium England Japan Austria Italy Constantinople Russia Turkey Servia United States South America China

Col Mann Faces Possible Lease Battle Over Lake George Camp

Col W D A Mann of Town Topics fame says he faces anger as New York Conservation Commission labels him a squatter for a summer camp built in 1898 on a state owned island at Lake George. Publisher Robert Collier shares the dispute, with Mobile residents watching the case's outcome.

William D. A. Mann Town Topics Mobile New York Colonel Mann Lake George The Conservation Commission of the State of Robert J. Collier Dixieland State Commission New York Conservation Commission

Europe War Cost Harsh Toll on Wealth and Lives

An analysis estimates Americas wealth near 189 billion dollars while Europe faces a daily cost of 50 million and a first year cost of 15 billion. The estimate excludes destroyed infrastructure crop losses and long term human suffering, warning the war could erase US wealth if it lasts years.

United States Europe

Rubbish Found in Russian Ammunition Cases At Front

London reports thousands of ammunition cases opened at the front contained rubbish and suspects German agents in Russian factories. Petrograd sees many wounded and high casualties up to mid July, with unofficial tallies around 3.5 million including killed and prisoners.

London Daily Mail Petrograd

Lobby and Curbstone Musings From Mobile Hospitality Scene

A Mobile column praises the city as a motorist paradise with great highways and growing wealth from rural markets. It notes hotel lobby observations, visits by H. C. Fourton to Atlanta theatre management, local business ties to Bay Minette, and a long list of visitors and guests at Battle House and Bienville hotels, highlighting regional connections and social bustle.

George 8. Lowman Sabentageem Birmingham Mobile Battle House Mason Douglas Russelville Ala J. M. Dewberry Dauphin Island G. A. Berry F. 8. Cuthbert Pensacola Fla M. Bunker Yellow Pine A. Denham St. Louis H. J. Falty Humbolt Tenn. Bienville W. P. Sprules New Orleans W. A. Gough Meridian Miss J.A. Robinson G. A. Hawkins Grove Hill D. W. Lott Cordelia R. C. Cowan G. H. Crain and Son Cawthon R. C. Stallings F. P. Smith Batavia, T H. C. Brown Aberdeen J. W. Lee Selma J. M. Arnold Ellisville C. R. Smith Choctaw Windsor J. F. Hairston Waynesboro L.L. Kidd Citronelle Frank. Farris Biloxi George D. Russell Mashulaville

New B nas B Rith Officers Assume Duties

Newly elected officers of Beth nur Lodge No. 84, IOBB, were installed at the August meeting in Bnai B'rith hall by Henry Hess. Officers installed include President Herbert C. Brown and Vice President Arnold C. Bloch. Lodge opened with twenty five members and sent congratulations to Leon Schwarz Lodge in Talladega.

Bethnur Lodge No. 84 Independent Order of B'nai B'rith B’nai B'rith Hall Henry Hess Herbert C. Brown Arnold C. Bloch Monroe Metzger Herman W. Leinkauf Monitor Sidney B. Simon Herbert P. Feibelman Victor T. Lowenstein Guardian Meyer Jacoby Leon Schwarz Talladega Seventh District

Pavlof Volcano Erupts in Alaska with Black Smoke

Pavlof volcano on the Alaska peninsula was in full eruption the night of July 23 with flames and heavy black smoke from the crater. Katmai volcano was still smoking as reported from Seward Alaska.

Pavlof Volcano Alaska Seward Pavlof Alaska Peninsula Ames Sete Ae

Uncle Wiggily Helps Nurse Jane With Ironing

Uncle Wiggily plans to iron for Nurse Jane while she helps Dr. Possum with a puppy in distress. A fox and baboon spy the rabbit, but Uncle Wiggily uses a scorched handkerchief to thwart the fox, who flees after a nose burn. Nurse Jane returns to finish the ironing as the puppy recovers.

Uncle Wiggily Longears Rabbit Gentleman Hollow Stump Jackie Bow Wow Uncle Wiggily Jackie Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy Nurse Jane Dr. Possum Uncle Jane Bow Wow House Wiggily Ola Fox Tobias Fox Ieee Onar

Companionship With Christ Is a Necessity Sermon

Rev. Matthew Brewster preached at Bienville Square on the necessity of companionship with Christ for salvation. He urged dwelling in Him, self denial, and personal salvation through effort, tied to the transfiguration observance last Friday. Judge D. H. Edington presided as a large crowd filled the grounds.

Bienville Square Matthew Brewster Christ Episcopal Church Federation of Churches Christ Jesus Jesus Christ D. H. Edington

Chicagoan Lawton dies at Daphne summer home

George Augustus Lawton aged 53 a native of Elizabeth New Jersey died Saturday at 530 pm at his Daphne Eastern Shore summer home. A Chicago resident and partner in Lawton Lawton firm he fell ill with apoplexy and died. He is survived by his wife and one son who were with him.

George Augustus Lawton Elizabeth N. J Daphne Chicago Lawton & Lawton Ithat City Lawton

Broadway Star Feature The Mystery of Mary at the Empire

The Empire presents The Mystery of Mary a three act photoplay with Anders Randolph Charles Eldridge Ewart Overton Betty Gray Lionel Adams Thomas Brooke Frank Currie and Richard Leslie in an all star cast. Also shown Hypnotic Monkey a Ham and Bud comedy about a hypnotist turning Bud into a monkey. Admission five cents. Tuesday brings Lottie Pickford Irving Cummings and Helen Holmes in serials Hearst Selig News Pictorial war scenes. Rain seems like money in distribution.

Mary the Empire Today Anders Randolph Charles Eldridge Ewart Overton Betty Gray Lionel Adams Thomas Brooke Frank Currie Richard Leslie Vitagraph Company Ham Bud Lottie Pickford Irving Cummings Helen Holmes Helen Hearst-Selig News

Do You Know Your Mobile County Fruits

A Mobile County column urges readers to recognize local produce. It highlights peaches, cantaloupes, pumpkins, and watermelons grown in Mobile County and invites readers to share larger specimens, promoting Mobile Grown as fresher and better than shipped varieties.

California Mobile County Mobile

Question Box Answers On Sound Direction Weights And Divining Rod

A reader asks about a fog sound direction instrument. Two trumpet receivers above the head guide ear direction. sound to right ear shows right side. Gold dollars weigh 3 685 57 pounds. silver and nickel million coins weigh 55 114 2 7 and 220 457 1 7 pounds respectively. Czar preferred due to usage. tsar is the older Russian form. Divining rods are fork hazel sticks once used to locate water or metals and now viewed with skepticism.

P. O Kaiser Wilhelm

Ivey and Warren Quietly Wed at Wainwright Home

REPTON PERSONAL. Mr. R. E. Ivey and Miss Jennie Warren were secretly married Thursday at the bride’s parents house in Wainwright Alabama. Ivey, a young saw mill man of Repton, and Warren, popular in Monroe County, surprised their friends with the announcement.

Repton Ala R. E. Ivey Jennie Warren Wainwright Ivey Miss Warren Monroe County

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