English Praise for Morgenthau in Constantinople Letter
Athens praises American Ambassador Henry Morgenthau for aiding the British colony during a November 1 incident in Constantinople. He warned the Turkish government, supervised the refugees’ departure, and distributed candy to children before the train left, earning thanks for his actions.
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Associated Press
London
The
Chronicle Today
Athens
Henry Morgenthau
Constantinople
Morgenthau
America
Bad Teeth Declared Serious Health Problem by Dr Wiley
In Jacksonville on December 3, Dr. Harvey Wiley of Washington, D. C., told the American Public Health Association that bad teeth are among the era’s most serious health problems.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Harvey . Wiley
Washington, D. C
American Public Health Association
Demand on Engravers Causes U S Stamp Delay
The shortage of United States revenue stamps due to heavy demand at the Bureau of Printing and Engraving in Washington was explained by Mrs. 8. B. Hoffman deputy collector at Mobile. A limited supply will be sent locally soon and relief is expected within days.
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United States Revenue
BE. Hoffman
Internal Revenue
Mobile
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Washington
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
South Conception Street
Chancery Court Actions Take December References
The Mobile Brewery versus Henry W French et al and multiple civil actions were presented with reports laid over to December 3 or later. Other cases include dismissal without prejudice and committee references while the Law and Equity Court transacted several judgments and transfers during Wednesday’s session.
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Chancery Court
Thomas H., Smith
Mobile Brewery
Henry W. French
Louis. Gleason
Sarah Sutton
Hattie Stayton Gardner
Dillie
Padgett
the Lyon Company
W. P. Burgett
Stephen Candler
W. J. Berry
I. R. Hedges
Circuit Court Dismissals In Local Cases
Alston presiding. On Wednesday basic entries show Morrisette defendants dismissed by plaintiff and Wood vs Morrisette case dismissed. Proceedings list parties including Deft tere and Co. and Mobile in separate dismissals.
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Circuit Court
Alston
Basi‘wen
G. M. P Ve
Morrisette
Tere & Co
Togéntrant
Tewood
Mobile
Serbia Situation Declared Critical Amid Withdrawals
From Sofia a Reuters report states Servia's situation is critical as the Servian army withdraws from Belgrade and telegraphic lines between Belgrade and Nish are interrupted.
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Servia
Associated Press
London
Sofia
Bulgaria
Reuter
Belgrade
Nish
Emperor Nicholas Visits Theatre of War in Poland
Petrograd reports Emperor Nicholas arrived at the theatre of war in Poland per an official announcement.
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Petrograd
Nicholas
Poland
Explosion at Bradford chemical works kills six workers
A large stock of lyddite exploded at a Bradford area chemical works injuring many and killing six men. The blast shattered hundreds of windows in Bradford and surrounding villages causing widespread alarm as residents feared an invading German attack.
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Bradford
Eng
State Tax Commission to Hear Jefferson County Cases
John S. Mooring chairman of the state tax commission leaves Montgomery for Birmingham to join Judge A A Evans and H P White for a day of tax case hearings in Jefferson County. Evans and White have been settling tax matters in Marion county.
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State Tax Commission
Jefferson County
Montgomery
Ala
John S. Mooring
Birmingham
A. A. Evans
H. P. White
Evans
Marriage market not affected by war revenue bill
Fort Smith Arkansas reports show towns delaying marriage licenses as clerks demand revenue stamps under the war tax. In Chicago many who used licenses since November seek guidance from the Internal Revenue Service indicating stamps are only needed for certified copies in divorce or proof proceedings.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas
Chicago
Internal Revenue Office
Julius Smietanka
Internal Revénue
Notable Visitors Stay at Mobile Hotels
Washington resident Peesnvals R. K. Lee arrives in Mobile and stays at the Battle House. Chicago guests Mrs. CC Breed and Mr. and Mrs. Suders visit several days at the Battle House. Rube Davol, recently from Columbus, Ga., returns to his hotel career in Columbus after a three week vacation. Gulfport manager James Lynch visits Mobile and stays at the Cawthon. Mrs. M. H. Widing and Mrs. E. A. Parker with son tour Mobile visiting friends, also at Battle House. President W. F. Owen of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad departs for inspection between Mobile and Middleton, Tenn.
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R. K. Lee
Washington, D. C
City
The
Battle House
Rube Davol
Columbus
James Lynch
Great Southern Hotel
Gulfport
Miss
Cawthon Hotel
E. A. Parker
Carlisle, Pa
W. F. Owen
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company
Mobile
Middleton, Tenn
Belgian Premier’s Son Reported Killed in Battle
Telegraphed dispatch from Amsterdam via Reuter reports one son of Belgian premier M. De Broqueville killed in action and rumors say a second son also lost in battle.
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Associated Press
London
Amsterdam
Reuter
M. de Broqueville
Elamville Wiped Out by Fire in Barbour County
Elamville in Barbour County was practically wiped out by a fire on Wednesday. The blaze caused damages estimated at $30,000 and left the southern Alabama settlement in ruins.
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Elamville
Eufaula
Ala
Barbour County
Congressman Candler To Visit Mobile This Week
Congressman Candler from Mississippi's First district will visit Mobile late this week as guest of Port Collector Percy W. Maer. He is an active supporter of river improvement projects in Mississippi.
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Congressman Candler
Mississippi
Mobile
Percy W. Maer
Candler
Fireman Injured After Fall From Crichton Car
A report to the police says William Randolph of Montgomery a fireman for the Louisville and Nashville railroad was thrown from a Crichton streetcar at Spring Hill and Kentucky avenues and severely injured. He was taken to the city hospital.
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William Randolph
Montgomery
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Crichton
Spring Hill
Kentucky Avenues
Colonists Drew Lots for Mates in Michigan Colony Case
Augusta Holliday, 20, seeks divorce from Allen Holliday alleging the House of David colony near Benton Harbor forced arranged marriages by lottery. She says more than 40 couples were chosen as mates under Benjamin Prunell’s rule after initially forbidding marriage. Matches were decided by slips bearing couples’ names, with no regard to affection.
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Kalamazoo
House of David
Benton Harbor
Mich
Augusta E. Holliday
Allen Holliday
Michigan
Benjamin Prunell
Prunell
Cure Promises From Cuticura Remedies
Mrs. Ella A. Hunter of Terry Mississippi describes relief from a widespread itchy facial eruption using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After a month the trouble cleared completely. Sample offers and price details for Cuticura products accompany the testimonial.
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Terry
Ella A. Hunter
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