Mobile's First Bale of New Crop Cotton Arrives
Mobile receives the first bale of the new cotton crop sent by express to Touart and Quina. A telegram from W R Tisdale confirms good cotton and that it will be sold at public outcry in front of the Mobile Cotton Exchange at 11 o'clock Monday morning.
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Mobile
Express
Touart & Quina
W. R. Tisdale
Andalusia
Ala
A. G. Quinn
Touart & Quinn
Mobile Cotton Exchange
Police Team Proposes Charity Game With Finns Gulls
Chief Crenshaw announced police department players are ready to tackle Finns Gulls in a charity game for orphans. He indicated the cops seek a higher competition and foresee a handsome draw, with proceeds benefiting orphans.
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Crenshaw
Nude art sparks local uproar linked to 1909 Alabama law
In Mobile, September Morn remains on display in Maxwell's window but now in a barrel as a legal row folds in. An anonymous letter cites a 1909 Alabama act prohibiting nude pictures in public spaces, threatening a $500 fine, while store owner R L Maxwell notes strong praise from art lovers and continued appeal of the piece.
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Maxwell's
St. Emanuel Street
Alabama
Maxwell Decorating Company
Conti and
St. Emanuel Streets
R. L. Maxwell
Ataxx
Slow Progress On Tariff Bill In Congress
Democratic leaders in Washington express despair over tariff bill progress as debate on the steel schedule resumes after 6 pm. Senator Kenyon argues to add metals trusts to the free list, highlighting aluminum contracts and government use, while Senator Fletcher discusses rural credits before the tariff debate resumes and minor steel provisions are addressed.
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International Trust
United States
Ir. Kenyon
Army
Navy
House
Senate
Fletcher
Europe
Gulfport Attorney Circumnavigates East by Auto
Gulfport attorney B. C. Bowen and his family completed a 4080 mile automobile trip through the East in about sixty days. They visited New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Cincinnati and points in Canada, traveling with Bowen, his wife, baby, mother in law Mrs Gause, Mrs A Carr and Miss Fulson.
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Gulfport
Miss
B. C. Bowen
East
Bowen
Inlaw
Gause
A. Carr
Fulson
Water Valley
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Points
Canada
Dreamland Theatre Week Offers Clever Vaudeville Acts
A Strong Dreamland bill opens Monday featuring Minor and Vincent, Billy Kelly, Lester Richards, and The Two La Juntas. Three photoplays accompany four vaudeville acts, with the standard Dreamland prices in effect.
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Dreamland Theatre
Minor
Vincent
Billy Kelly
Dreamland
Lester Richards
Mohbile
la Juntas
Ill friend of Charles A West reported seriously ill
The many friends of Mr. Charles A West of 510 Monroe Street regret to learn he is seriously ill though his physician hopes for recovery. A letter from Brown Cottage at Weaverville NC says Mobilians vacationing there are in splendid health. Hammel store staff, including Julius Hammel and Fannie Ettleson, are in Eastern markets. Howard Gale, advance agent for Quo Vadis, visiting Lyric Theatre Aug 24 for a week with Mrs. Gale.
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Charles. A. West
Monroe Street
Enomous Brown
Weaverville
N. C
Hammel
Julius Hammel
Fannie Ettleson
Annie Stiller
Wagner
Howard
Presberg
Howard Gale
Lyric Theatre
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