Mobile County Satsuma excursion plans for Dawes visit
Mobile businessmen and 150 boys and men will join a Saturday trip to the Dawes orange belt. A three-coach special train departs 1 pm from Mobile & Ohio station for a 2:30 pm return, limited to 250 riders with Dawes sights including cane mill and orange groves.
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Mobile
Orange
Saturn
Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Barton Academy Highool
Sons of Chamber of Colonel
Satsuma
Mobile & Ohio
Government ‘Street
Bauer
J. M. Ponder
Chamber of Commerce Ways and Means
J. L. Cawthon
Zadek
Jewelry
Level Best Shoe
Dawes
Kroner Pipaon
Kroner
Dawes Pioneer Club
St. Mary’s Orphan Asylum
Church Home
St. Mary's Asylum
Matt Mahomer, Jr
M. J. McDermott
Don Farnsworth
John B. Mitchell
W. H. Armbrecht
Brevity Highlighted in President Wilson’s Literary Attainments
The statement argues that Wilson’s strength lies, not in grand feasts of rhetoric, but in concise expression. It frames brevity as a defining feature of his literary achievements and influence.
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Wilson
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Quick Relief
A testimonial ad touts Zemo as a clean antiseptic solution that clears pimples blackheads and blotches. It claims instant relief from itching and heat and urges readers to buy at local drugstores and stores.
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Place
St. Louis
Schwarz Takes Up Near Side Stop Plan In Mobile
Commissioner Laz Schwarz pushes to require streetcars to stop on the near side of all Mobile streets. He discusses the idea with J. Howard Wilson of Mobile Light and Railway Co. and expects an early adoption pending Wilson’s input. The plan aims to reduce cross street accidents by improving driver visibility and car stoppage.
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Mobile
Laz Schwarz
Schwarz
J. Howard Wilson
Mobile Light and Railway Company
Wilson
Ilson
Injunction Aims to Enforce Rail Car Fare Rules
The case against Dr. Hall seeks a chancery injunction to bar continued trespassing on Mobile Light and Railroad Co. cars for failing to pay fares as required by company rules. The court would require a $500 bond and prohibit him from boarding without depositing fares, while relations with patrons remain unsettled.
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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
So. Bell Tel. Co
Maryland
Blondel
Con. Gas. Co
Hail
Chancery
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Resolutions Ask Alabama Supreme Court for Full Court Decisions
A Mobile lawyer and two others presented July resolutions to the Alabama Supreme Court in Montgomery urging rules to require decision by the full court rather than one judge. The bar group cited efficiency gains from limiting record material and argued consultation improves impartiality, noting varied practices across states and listing court decision counts.
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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
Alabama Supreme Court
Homer
Supreme Court
Gueydan
Louisiana
United States Supreme Court
John M. Shirley
Kentucky
Georgia
Michigan
Arkansas
North Carolina
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Towa
Minnesota
Missouri
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Maine
Mississippi
New Jersey
Nebraska
Connecticut
Ohio
Oregon
Oklahoma
Indiana
Supreme Court of
Alabama
Court of
Iowa
Supreme Court of the
United States
Circuit Courts of Appeals
Prac
Postal Receipts Rise in November 1913 Over 1912
Assistant Postmaster J. D. Wilkins reports November 1913 post office receipts up by 1,470.70 versus November 1912. The mobile post office holds large Christmas stock with 2,744,735 stamps, 457,250 stamped envelopes, and 275,225 postal cards on hand.
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J. D. Wilkins
Postal Savings Department
Postoffice
Mobile Postoffice
Saeneres
Typographical Errour in Suits Over West Shore Traction
In a Mobile filing the phrase The return of the sheriff after the judgment was secured in the lower court showed no property found appears with a typographical error. The intended word was fund.
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R. P. DuValle
West Shore Traction Company
Fire at Gulf Dry Docks Causes Large Loss on Mobile River
A blaze at Gulf Dry Docks on Mobile river destroyed the planing mill and warehouse, with timber losses and damage to ships including Fort Gaines and Pleasure Bay. The dock itself survived, and insurers cover part of the $20,000+ total loss. Fire lasted over an hour with gas drum explosions and a distant glow observed for miles.
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Gulf Dry Docks Company
Elmira
Mobile River
Thames and Barre
United Fruit
Fort Gaines
Knudsen
Pleasure Bay
Bar Association Urges Court Reform For Alabama Supreme Court
The Alabama Bar Association argues for procedural simplification and lighter burdens on appellate courts. It asserts the bar bears the heaviest load under new innovations, and urges the Supreme Court to grant reforms that would ease practice and aid the court’s efficiency.
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U. & Court
Supreme Court of the United States
The
Bar Association
Organized Bar
Bar
Alabama Supreme Court
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a magic cure for indigestion gas and stomach misery. It claims relief in five minutes and urges readers to obtain a fifty cent case from any drug store, presenting it as a scientific safe remedy for upset stomachs.
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Pape
Escapes $1 Fine Gets Extra $25 in Court Action
In Whistler Judge Henry Chamberlain held Peter Donald to the city court on $500 bond for assaults to murder against Clementine Williams. Lilburn Eldridge, previously fined for gaming, received an additional sentence of $25 or twenty days for escaping. Other defendants faced fines or bonds for horse collar theft, drunkenness, hunting violations, and gaming.
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Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Peter Donald
Clementine Williams
Whistler
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 indicates Johnny Dobbs will manage the Pelicans in 1914. In the club’s reorganization on January 6 A. J. Heinemann is expected to be chosen president. Telmann has been with the club since 1914.
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New Orleans
Johnny Dobbs
Pelicans
A. J. Heinemann
Telmann
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity Remedy
Blood Humors cause boils pimples sores and eruptions but Hood's Sarsaparilla offers relief. Thousands testify the tonic expels germs and purifies the blood boosting appetite stomach tone and overall health. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla today.
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Hood
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Rss. Bauer's
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ROCHE
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Hortheass
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Mae
BELL
T& A Cris
Eve Storer
Gulf Dry Docks
Dauphin Street
Moore's
Benjamin
America
M. Friedenthal
Cor. Dauphin and
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Dobbs
the Pelicans
Mont
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