Mobile excursion to the orange belt educates 150 boys and men
A Saturday trip organized by the Mobile Chamber of Commerce will send 150 youths and men to the Dawes operation and Kroner plantation in the orange belt of Mobile County. The train departs at 1 PM from Mobile & Ohio station with limited rail cars and a 2:30 arrival.
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Mobile
Orange Belt
Mobile County
Salurn
Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Exares
Barton Academy High School
Sons of Chamber of Commerce
Bauer
JJ. M. Ponder
Chamber of Commerce Ways and Means
J. L. Cawthon
Viechairs
Zadek
Level Best
Sebi
Dawes
Kroner
Satsuma
Dawes Pioneers
St. Mary's Orphan Asylum
Church Home
Huerta Considers Stacks of Steamer Trunks After Message
After the president's message, Huerta is likely to weigh buying multiple steamer trunks as part of his next steps. The remark suggests a cautious approach to storage and movement of documents and belongings amid unfolding events.
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Huerta
Brevity Cited in President Wilson's Literary Attainments
The remark notes that, despite Wilson's celebrated writings, his influence rests on concise expression. It frames brevity as central to his literary merit and public persona.
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Wilson
ZEMO Promises Clear Skin With One Quick Application
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a clean antiseptic solution to rapidly clear pimples blackheads and related skin irritation. The copy claims instant relief from itching and visible improvement after a single use and lists drug stores in St. Louis and nearby towns as outlets.
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ZeMo
Sani
Bt. Louis, Mo
Schwarz Pushes Near Side Stop For Mobile Streetcars
Mobile Commissioner Laz Schwarz advances a near side stopping rule for streetcars after discussions with J. Howard Wilson, president of Mobile Light and Railway, aiming to reduce cross street accidents and gain support for the plan.
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Mobile
Laz Schwarz
Schwarz
J. Howard Wilson
Mobile Light and Railway Company
Wilson
Wlson
Injunction Bars Dr Hail From Riding Without Fare Rules
The court grants a preliminary injunction against Dr. Hail requiring him to pay fares and follow the Mobile Light and Railroad Company's rules before boarding cars. The order, bond set at $500, enjoins him from entering or riding without compliance, pending further judgment.
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Southern Railway
Johnson
Ala
Alabama Great Southern Railway
Bales
Court of Chancery
Turner
City of Mobile
Chancery Court
Bolling
Cook
Birmingham Traction Co
Bell Tel. Co
Maryland
Blondel
Con. Gas. Co
Hail
Thas
Register In Chancery
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Caf
Call for Abandonment of One Judge Decision Rules
Alabama Bar Association proposes that Supreme Court decisions be made by full court in consultation to ensure collective reasoning. The resolutions urge briefs limit facts to what the court will consider and favor opinion drafting by the entire court rather than a single judge, citing other states' practices and urging adoption by five of seven justices.
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Alabama Bar Association
T. M. Stevens
Mobile
Henry Fitts
Birmingham
RE. W. Godby
Decatur
Supreme Court of Alabama
Montgomery
Bar Association
United States Court
Alabama Supreme Court
Homer
Supreme Court
Gueydan
Louisiana
United States Supreme Court
John M. Shirley
Kentucky
Georgia
Michigan
Arkansas
North Carolina
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Maine
Mississippi
New Jersey
Nebraska
Connecticut
Ohio
Oregon
Oklahoma
Indiana
Supreme Court of
Alabama
Supreme Court of the
United States
Circuit Courts of Appeals
Prac
Postal Receipts Rise in November 1913 Report
Assistant Postmaster J. D. Wilkins announces November 1913 postal receipts up by 1,470.70 from November 1912. The Mobile postoffice holds 2,744,725 stamps, 457,250 stamped envelopes, and 276,225 post cards for the Christmas rush, with savings deposits totaling 7,873.00.
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J. D. Wilkins
Postal Savings Department
Post Office
Typo in Sheriff Return In DuValle Case Corrected
In the DuValle suit to recover a judgment against West Shore Traction, a sheriff’s return read no property found. the final word should be fund, a typographical error in the lower court record.
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R. P. DuValle
West Shore Traction Company
Fire at Gulf Dry Docks Causes $20000 Loss on River
A Wednesday night blaze at Gulf Dry Docks Company near Elmira Street on Mobile River caused about 20000 in damage. The dry dock survived with minor damage, while the Fort Gaines suffered blistering and woodwork loss. The Pleasure Bay incurred light damage and a planing mill, warehouse, and much timber burned. Eyewitnesses blamed slow firefighting and suggested a modern fireboat could have saved property.
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Gulf Dry Docks Company
Elmira
Mobile River
Thames and Barre
United Fruit
Fort Gaines
Knudsen
Pleasure Bay
Supreme Court Reform Proposal Urges Bar Association Support
The Alabama Supreme Court faces a heavy workload and supports adopting a streamlined procedure. The Bar Association argues any reform should ease court burdens and protect fundamental law, warning the bar would bear the load without benefits to the court. The association believes the high court will likely grant the request.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion gas and dyspepsia. It claims relief within five minutes and urges readers to buy a fifty cent case from any drug store, noting its widespread sales and purported safety.
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Pape
Court Fines and Escapes Highlight Local Crime Session
Judge Henry Chamberlain sent Peter Donald to the city court on a 500 bond for an alleged assault to murder against Clementine Williams of Whistier. Lilburn Eldridge, who escaped from the interior court guard room after a $1 fine for gaming, received a further 26 or twenty days. Andrew Ware faced a jury trial for horse collar theft with a 150 bond. Alberta Savage Emma Chatman were fined 25 or twenty days for public drunkenness. Hamilton and Karl waived examination with 100 bonds for hunting on another’s lands. Pettaway, Martin and McMillan received 1 and ten-day costs for gaming. John King failed to appear, alias writ ordered.
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Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Peter Donald
Clementine Williams
Whistier
John Williams
Donald _ Lilburn Eldridge
Interior Court
Dennis Lynch
Andrew Ware
Joseph Strong
Alberta Savage
Emma Chatman
Thomas Hamilton
Erhard Karl
Henry Pettaway
Silas Martin
Aaron McMillan
John King
No Doubt About Dobbs as Manager of the Pelicans
The New Orleans item states Johnny Dobbs will lead the Pelicans in 1914. It notes A J Heineman may be chosen president for the club’s 1914 organization and mentions Emann’s prior involvement with the team.
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Dobbs
THE
Pelicans
New Orleans
Item of Weday
Johnny Dobbs
A. J. Heineman
Emann
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health From Blood Humors
An 19th century style ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures boils pimples sores and eruptions by cleansing blood. It asserts relief for serious sores eczema and ulcers and promises increased strength appetite and stomach tone with daily use. Sold everywhere.
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Hood
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