Farnsworth Plan Unanimously Approved by Mobile Chamber
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce adopted Farnsworth s plan to expand membership to 144 directors from 19 and create a 48 line classified ways and means committee. A united vote backed the new general manager s policy as members pledged support and outlined selection from each business line.
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Chicago Association of Commerce
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business Lea
Mpa
Fanner Eho Mehatte
Chicago
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
Battle House Auditorium
Ways and Means
Chamber of Commierce
E. ©. Fowlkes
John T. Cochrane
George A. Tonsmeire
J. M. Ponder
G. W. Wallace
Tom Younum
K. PP
Wilson
Aubrey Boyles
Walter Viger
Farnsworth
R. N. Hudson
A. Dickson
R. B. Fothergill
T. A. Yeend
W. H. Armbrecht
A. J. Parsons
Armbrecht
Kansas City
Omaha
Association of Commerce
West
Don Farnsworth
S.C. C
Southern Commercial Congress
New Orleans
Houston
J. Bieecker Rnton
Capitol
Harry T. Hartwell
New Honduran Consul in Charge at Mobile
Colonel Drew Linard's successor Senor T Miralda arrived Thursday and assumed duties in Mobile. Temporary consulate is at 118 Pollock Building with the Panama consulate. Senor Miralda, a native of Olancho Honduras, travels with his wife and child and stays at the Windsor Hotel until permanent quarters are arranged.
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Mobile
Drew Linard
Senor T. Miralda
Pollock Building
Republic of Panama
Senor Miralia
Olancho
Honduras
Windsor Hotel
Alabama Guards Stage Sham Battle Through City Streets
Battalions one two and three of the First Regiment Alabama National Guard marched through downtown to Camp Johnston. A scheduled sham battle featured charges flanks and counter attacks culminating in a paraded review by Gov Simmett O Neal and a camp supper.
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Alabama National Guard
Joseph F. Johnston
Coleman
Brunen
Hayes
Government Street
Simmett O'Neal
Monroe’ Park
Satur Nepeg SE
Camp
Johnston
Major Hayes
Government Street Loop
Seville
Negro Pytrians Close Sessions
The grand court of Calanthe concluded its work Friday and elected Dr. H. Roger Williams of Mobile grand medical director, first Mobile physician in the post. A youth program was led by Calanthe Josephine Duvall of Montgomery, with remarks by Rev. H. Roger Williams and leaders noting women’s role in racial development. officers announced include Carrie A. Tuggle and Mary Butler with others.
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Chas
Stewart
Grand Court of
Calanthe
Grand Lodge
H. Roger Williams
Mobile
BK. J. Gregge
Bessemer
Calanthe Josephine Duvall
Montgomery
W. H.mixon
D. D
Selma
Trom
Grand*court
Carrie Tuggle
Calanthe Mary Butler
Order
Birmingham
Carrie A. Tugegle
Maria Calloway
Grand Inspectrix
Louisa Bullock
Fannie M. Cosby
O Neal Inspects County Building During Tour
Governor Emmett O Neal forenoon visit to the county courthouse and jail included talks with judges and officials. State Tax Commissioner D J Callaghan accompanied him. He praised the jail and praised Sheriff Palmer Jailer Laurendine and Superintendent Lynch for the cleanliness. He also met business friends after touring the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett O’neal
D. J. Callaghan
Palmer
Laurendine
Lynch
O'Neal
Velvet Beers Face Fort Mor In Diamond Clash
Manager West of the V. B s aims to topple a strong Fort Mor lineup with Chambers and Leech forming the battery at the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velvet Beers
Fort
V. B's
Chambers and Leech
Grand Court Proceedings Extend Thanks and Delegates Set Train
Resolutions praise the Mobile daily press for publishing grand court proceedings and encouraging negroes to act. Delegates will depart on a special train tonight at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cowley
Montgomery
Mamie W. Adams
Birmingham
Mary Butler
Selma
Alice P. Fowlke
H. Roger Williams
Mobile Daily Press
Grand Court
Boilermaker Lowry Fined in Mobile Disorder Case
Lowry of Selma Alabama was fined five dollars or ten days in jail in Mobile recorder's court for disorderly conduct after an incident at St Francis and Royal streets. He drew a knife during an argument with striker Sam Davis and two witnesses. Lowry had come to Mobile to work but rejected a strike, seeking a return ticket to Selma. Strikers report efforts to settle with multiple employers have failed. a conference request letter is quoted. A second case, Witten Locharat accused under the boycott law, will be heard Saturday in Inferior Criminal court.
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Lowry
Selma
Ala
Recorder’s Court
Sam Davis
R. A. Lott
St. Francis and
Royal Streets
Davis
Trades Council
Mobile
Gulf City Roiler Works
Alabama Iron Works
Home Industry Iron Works
Henderson Iron Works
Gulf Dry Dock Company
Ollinger and Bruce D Dock Company
Mobile Foundry
Executioe Committee
Witten Locharat
William A. Watson
Qollinger and Bruce Dry Dock Company
Poe Lertonog
Inferior Criminal Court
Prichard Team Prepares For Sunday Baseball Clash
Prichard will host the Item Sluggers on the home diamond Sunday morning. The lineup lists Emmet Chandley at shortstop C Whitehead at first base J Body at second base G Ross at third P Degrury pitching C Monro in left F E Adams in right P Rhinehart catching E Blackman in left field.
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Prichard
Item Sluggers
Emmet Chandley
C. Whitehead
J. Body
G. Ross
P. Degrury
C. Monro
F. E. Adams
P. Rhinehart
E. Blackman
Hunter denies rate on chairs was increased
J W Hunter assistant general freight agent for Southern Railway says the railroad never increased its rate from Terminal Junction to Mobile docks. He explained the Mobile Chair Company tried to ship interstate goods at intrastate pricing, prompting the switch to the 16 cent per hundred pounds interstate rate with a carload minimum, and noted possible new lower dock rates to foreign ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Mobile Docks
Mobile Chair Company
J. W. Hunter
Southernilway
Mobile
Hunter
New York
Mallory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Terminal Junction
Mr. Hunter
Cuba
South America
Australia
Peace Bond Set for G L Faircloth after Threats Charge
G L Faircloth, sentenced to fifty days hard labor for beating his wife, was served with a warrant at the county jail on Friday for threats to do bodily harm. He must post a $500 bond to keep the peace for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Faircloth
R. E. Gordon
Mattie Faircloth
Mobile Club 10 to Choose Manager for 1914 Season
The Mobile Southern League Baseball Association will meet next month to select a new manager for the 1914 season. Manager Mike Finn will not return, and President A. L. Staples says no candidate has been considered yet. Rumors link Starr to the role due to two years of strong work with Mobile.
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Mobile Southern League Baseball Association
Mike Finn
Gulls
A. L. Staples
Starr
Mobile
Diamond
Finn
Dave
Katherine
Little Rock
Eugene Paulett
Gene
William Campbell
Campbell
Pittsburg
William McGill
Ernest Berger
Macon
Reftery
Graves
Winnipeg
Heal Baby's Itching Skin With Resinol
For babies troubled by eczema prickly heat teeth rash or other itching there is instant relief in a warm bath with Resinol Soap and a gentle application of Resinol Ointment The itching and scratching stop at once baby can sleep and the tormented skin soon clears The treatment is safe for the youngest infants Doctors have prescribed Resinol for eighteen years and druggists sell it Trial free Dept 7 P Resinol Baltimore Md
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinol
Baltimore
Battery News Highlights Canadian League Season Highs
A report notes a player had a great season in the Canadian league and is set to stay with his club until their season ends. No reports will be filed at Mobile, with players remaining with their teams through season close.
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Battery
Mobile
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Velvets
Fort Morgan
Ars
Dauphin Street
Southern
Money Back
National Toilet Company
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Columbia Ice Cream CO
Asheville
N.C
Hendersonville
Hot Springs
N. C
Tate Springs
Bristol
Wilmington
Morehead City
Beaufort
Isle of Palms
S.C
St. Simon’s Island
Lake Toxaway
Cumberland Island
City
Royal St
James Freeman
A . Robson
D. E. Lowry, JR
City Pass
Ticket Agent Mobile
ROCHE
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G. Hardy Smith
ST. Michael Street
Mobile, Ala
Nelson & Bailey
S. Royal ST
Mobile Club
Crichton Lumber CO
Southern Bell Telephone
Mobile Electric Co
N. Royal Street
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