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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1915

Page

13

Mobile Sets New World Record in Hardwood Logs Shipment

Mobile advances as Gulf coast leader in export with over a million feet of yellow poplar logs valued at 113 882.12 destined for Great Britain by L. E. Campbell Lumber Co. The Bangor Port facilities handle the giant pile at Turner Terminal as British contracts surge during the war.

Mobile South Lt. E. Campbell Lumber Company Great Britain Turner Terminal Company Atlantic Gulf New Orleans Pensacola Gulfport Pascagoula Pacific Coast Buland Alabama and Tombigbee River Lime Hill Alabama Tombigbee Campbell Gulf Coast United States L. E. Campbell Lumber Company Pacific

Reorganization of N C M C Not Yet Closed

Bondholders who bought the old New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad for 2 763 220 dollars at foreclosure plan to form the Gulf and Northern Railroad Company. Receiver W F Owen made a mobile trip and could not comment. Chauncey H Murphy leads the bondholders committee with John W Platten as chairman as the reorganization proceeds.

New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Gulf and Northern Railroad Company Wall Street Journal W. F. Owen Mobile Chauncey H. Murphy

Compromise Bill For Maintaining Port Debated In Mobile

A Monday night Montgomery conference will weigh rival port bills for Mobile. The Craighead Bush plan creates a seven member state harbor commission with five year terms and broad powers over waters, wharves, pilots, and port welfare without a statewide bond or constitutional amendment.

Mobile Joint Rivers and Chamber of Commerce and Cotton Exchange Montgomery Hartwell Wilson Albert P. Bush Stewart Brooks S. P. Gaillard LeBaron Lyons S. A. LeBlanc Erwin Craighead Senate Mobile Bay Mobile River Fort Mor Commission Commission On Port Welfare

United States envoy Brown helms consular duties in wartime Turkey

Col den A Brown, once Mobilian now U S representative in Asia Minor, serves as acting consul in Alexanderetta after the recall of the American consul. He handles U S interests and may protect Britain Russia France and Japan amid Turkey’s war, with a letter to his sister dated July 1 arriving in Mobile recently.

Colden A. Brown United States Asia Minor Turkey Mr. Brown McAndrews & Forbes Tobacco Company Smyrna Alexanderetta Brown Constantinople Mobile Albert E. Reynolds England Russia France Japan

Woman Surrenders on False Pretenses Charge at Police

Mrs. Ellen Spaulding surrendered at police headquarters to a charge of false pretenses by the J S Barrett Lumber Company. She allegedly pretended to own lot 24 in Haas subdivision to obtain lumber and shingles valued at 132.17 dollars. The incident involves authorities tied to the State Harbor Commission.

Ellen Spaulding Government Street Moffat Road J .S. Barrett Lumber Company Spaulding Haas Subdivision Barrett Lumber Company

Mobile Medicos Fight Health Bill In State Meeting

By unanimous vote the Mobile County Medical Society opposed the Gorgas public health bill. The measure would abolish the college of councilors and shift voting power to Birmingham, altering Alabama’s public health structure.

Mobile County Medical Society Gorgas College of P. J. Acker C. T. Yarbrough Lee Birminghamh Committee On Education House Public Health Alabama Birmingham Tthe State Medical Association College of Councilors Board of Examiners State Board of Examiners Big Board Mobile Society Saturday Night

Alabama health officer selection debate shifts to broad eligibility

Discussion in Birmingham centers on who can appoint the state health officer. The current law requires the officer to be a member of the Alabama State Medical Association and the college of counselors. If the Gor gas bill passes, eligibility would open to any qualified candidate, including non physicians.

Birmingham State Board of Examiners Alabama State Medical Association College of Councilors Gorgas

Regimental Band Delights Bienville Square Crowd

Bienville Square drew a large crowd for a complimentary concert by the First Infantry Band before their Montgomery encampment. About twenty eight members played for an hour and a half, as officers Prof A J Suffich chief musician E P Berger principal musician D C Lovelace first sergeant and C Camp drum major led the band.

Bienville Square Montgomery A. J. Suffich E. P. Berger D. C. Lovelace C. ©. Camp

Negro Helps Officers to Locate the Goods

Frank Lavyene a white man under bond for prohibition violations was arrested after deputies Soles and Bertstein traced liquor at his residence 111 South Water Street on a Saturday night. Allen Linesmore a black man said to be employed by Lavene was also charged and both posted bonds for appearance in inferior criminal court Monday.

Frank Lavyene Soles Bertstein South Water Street Allen Linesmore Lavene Inferior Criminal Court

Growers Meet at Fairhope Gulf Coast Horticultural Society

The Gulf Coast Horticultural Society held its quarterly meeting in Fairhope with over 260 citrus and pecan growers from Mobile and Baldwin counties attending. Leaders discussed crop care, marketing, spraying, packing, and legislative prospects, while speakers from industry and academia covered pest control, harvesting, and orchard management.

Gulf Coast Horticultural Society Fairhopé O. F. E. Winberg Mobile Baldwin Alabama Coast Mississippi Mobile Sessippi Y Bn Apollo Fairhope Association Horticultural Society C. F. E. Winberg Winberg T. E. McElroy Louisville & Nashville Railroad H. P. Loding W. H. Ludewig Foley Satsuma Troyer Ernest Walker A. M. Troyer Fairhope Gulf Coast W. C. Griffing Grand Bay C. M. Seaver Summerdale Banning Robertsdale Mdies W. H. Reynolds Montgomery

Mobile Infantry Headed to Eight Day Camp Near Montgomery

The Mobile contingent of the Alabama National Guard leaves for the annual encampment near Montgomery. About 225 officers and men from Companies EB M and A tre sanitary corps and band depart at 12:05 a m from the Louisville and Nashville depot on a special train. They join Company C at Castlebury and Company K at Ft Deposit. other regimental units arrive by 11 a m. The eight day camp includes two days of range firing per company and daily drills. Commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Meo with officers listed for each company, the Sanitary Corps and the band, Suffich in charge of the band.

Abama National Guard Montsgomery Atre Sanitary Corps Louisville & Nashville Baynett Company C Castlebury Ft. Deposit Compa Regif Ar Montgomery Phorps Xeens E—B. J. Grove Noel ‘McDonald J. A. Mahon Albert Verneuille

Farrar Returns From West Decorated By Prized Mementos

Easton Pa August report notes Geraldine Farrar arriving from a three month film tour with private car framed as an Italian flower and gifts of four worn shirts tossed by cowboys. She reportedly struck a powerful blow in staged Carmen and describes toughing a sparring partner and injuring another during production.

Easton Farrar

Hayssen Seeks to thank friends after Toulminville fire

Charles W. Hayssen, whose Toulminville home was destroyed in a recent blaze leaving him badly burned, visited the Item office Saturday to express gratitude to neighbors and friends for timely aid to him and his family. Police reported a burglary at Mattie Pollard's 605 North Taverence Street home Friday night with a green hat stolen. suspect identity unknown.

Charles W. Hayssen Toulminville Mattie Pollard North Taverence Street

In and Out of Town Social Roundup

Mrs M D Hayssen of Chunchu Ala visits son Charles Hayssen of Toulminville Ala. Dr Joseph C Sullivan and W Costello of Costello and Dae visit Stafford S Miss H M Friedenthal returns from York markets and is optimistic about fall business.

M. D. Hayssen Chunchu Ala Charles Hayssen Toulminville Joseph C. Sullivan W. Costello Costello & Dae Stafford S H. M. Friedenthal York Markets

Visitors Offered View Of Autos Opportunity

A chance for visitors to see autos is described as an opportunity, with emphasis on access and display without detailing specific models or times.

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Eee N.C Gulf & Northern Uncle Sam Colden Brown The River Commission Board of Pilot Commissioners State Harbor Commission Mobile Medicos BY Satterfield Dawg Big Bully Sarve Reie First Infantry Sanitar Corps Geraldine Farrar West Hayssen Item
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