Social Realm and Dances Highlight Mobile Evening
Mobile social scene features pre m of Little Women in compliment to Miss Ruth Lott. A new dance, the Tango vial, sparks curiosity among expert dancers. Euterpeans host a second entertainment with Wordsworth lecture by Dr. Brewster and a Persian Garden quartet. John Randolph Bolling to return home for holiday.
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Miss Otis
Uth
Miss Lott
Miss Ith Otis
Ruth Lott
Will Jarvis
Joseph R. Bibb
Bommel
Mobile
Khorean
Euterpeans
Harteuditorium
Brewster
Wordsworth
H Lake
Rubenstein
Agnes Belle Goldsby
Ovis
William O. Daly
Mattie Gusman
Matthew Brewster
Lida Lehmann
Allyn Feeks
Gusman
A. E. Thayer
John Willis
John Randolph. Bolling
Wright
U. M
Opponents of Woman Suffrage Speak Against House Action
Searington December 4 opponents of woman suffrage urged the rules committee not to create a house committee on suffrage. Led by New York's Mrs. A I Dodge they argued that most women did not want the ballot and that the movement was not yet strong enough. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw warned suffrage supporters to stay away and focus on the movement's condition.
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Searington
Use Rules Committee
House
A. i. Dodge
New York
National Association
Iise
Argentine Wheat Not on Free List
Washington federal report notes wheat and flour imports from Argentina not included on the free list. Officials cite lingering cost of living concerns while outlining trade policy options.
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Washington
National American Woman Suffrage Association Meet Opens
Delegates from across the country and many European suffrage leaders attend the annual convention in Washington. Mrs Brown of New York State Suffrage Association and Mrs Medill McCormick national treasurer are among the notable delegates from their states.
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Europe
National American Women's Suffrage Association
Washington
Brown
New York State Suffrage Association
Medill McCormick
Gilchrist withdraws from U S Senate race
Ex-Governor Albert W. Gilchrist withdraws from the race to succeed Duncan A. Fletcher citing private business pressure. Remaining candidates are Senator Fletcher and John N. C. Stockton of Jacksonville.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Albert W. Gilchrist
United States
Duncan A. Fletcher
Senator Fletcher
John N. C. Stockton
Jacksonville
No Title Provided Reflecting on Temptation and Opportunity
A quotation notes that women face fewer temptations than men because of reduced opportunities to encounter them. It emphasizes systemic access shaping moral challenges and personal temptations across genders.
Miller Is Elected Grand Master of Alabama Freemasons
Henry Clanton Miller of Birmingham elected grand master of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Alabama for the coming year. He succeeds Judge Daniel A. Greene of Birmingham. New officers named include Walter Smith of Tuscaloosa deputy grand master and Robert Teague of Montgomery grand senior warden. The grand lodge adjourned after a two day session.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henry Clanton Miller
Birmingham
Masonic Grand Lodge of Alabama
Daniel A. Greene
Walter Smith
Tusgaloosa
Robert Teague
P. B. Dixon
Mobile
J.W. Terry
George
Beauchamp
William C. Bledsoe
Lafayette
D. W. McIver
Frederick H. Jones
Livingstone
Walter L. Metcalf
Roy. B. Osborn
Elyton
Milton &. Curry
Carrollton
Charles J. Walker
Hartselle
Grand Lodge
Cornell Widow editors expelled over Temptation Number
Austin G. Parker of Helena and Archibald B. Johnston of Pittsburg, editor in chief and art editor of Cornell Universitys monthly The Cornell Widow, were expelled for the Temptation Number issue. They appealed to a faculty student committee for reinstatement as their class standings were excellent and graduation was planned for June.
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Associated Press
Ithaca
N. Y
Austin G. Parker
Helena, Mont
Archibald B. Johnston
Pittsburg
Cornell
College Monthly
Cornell University
Parker
Johnston
National Mosaic Tile Company Oyster Roast At Plant Show
The National Mosaic Tile Company held its second annual oyster roast at the plant near Monroe Park on Wednesday afternoon. City residents attended as guides escorted them through the tile making process. Captain Alfred Bosarge of Biloxi Mississippi organized the spread and Major William F Tebbetts gave an address.
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The
National Mosaic Tile Company
Monroe Park
Alfred Bosarge
Biloxi
Miss
William F. Tebbetts
Confederate Daughters to Unveil Marker at Monocacy Battle Site
United Daughters of the Confederacy plan to unveil a Maryland granite marker on July 9, 1914, marking the fiftieth anniversary of the Monocacy battlefield fight. The monument will sit on a boulder with a bronze tablet and inscription.
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Associated Press
Frederick
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Monocasy
Maryland
Wordsworth and Late Poets lecture at Harte Auditorium
Rev. Matthew Brewster of Christ Episcopal Church spoke on Wordsworth and Late Poets to a large audience in Harte Auditorium. Dr. F A Dunster provided the musical program. This began a series of lectures planned for the coming month.
Convention of Labor Called for Statewide Action
Denver officials issued a formal call for a Colorado labor unions convention to meet December 16 in Denver. John McLennan and W T Hickey of the State Federation of Labor urge discussion of a statewide sympathetic strike in support of the United Mine Workers of America now on strike in Colorado coal fields.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Colorado
John McLennan
W. T. Hickey
State Federation of Labor
United Mine” Workers of America
Dr Charles Oxnam Philanthropist Dies in Birmingham
Dr Charles O Oxnam founder of Pisgah Home in Birmingham died Wednesday morning. He started Pisgah Home with nothing three years ago and built it into a major city charity institution. Remains to be sent to San Francisco, his former home.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Charles 0
Oxnam
Pisgah
San Francisco
Round Table Club Debates Democracy and Citizenship
The Round Table Club met Tuesday night to discuss Does Democracy Encourage the Highest Citizenship. Mr. Donald proposed the question and the chair ruled the affirmative side offered the strongest arguments.
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Round Table Club
Donald
Taylor Wins Prize at Battalion Muster
The Mobiles battalion of the Alabama National Guard held its regular muster in the armory hall with companies A E and M and the band. Captain E J Grove acted as major. After drills, company E led by Lt A R McDonald staged a competitive drill won by F J Taylor for a hat donated by Nelson and Bailey. Several old members re-enlisted and total membership is rising.
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Moblies Battalion
Alabama National Guard
Armory Hall
E. J. Grove
A. R. McDonald
F. J. Taylor
Nelson and Bailey
Mud Cats Revel in Sweeten Water in New Orleans
Mississippi river catfish in the New Orleans harbor were treated to a $10,000 surprise as 900 bags of sugar spilled from a steel barge, letting the cargo mix with sweetened water. A negro watchman aboard the barge was unaccounted for at night. A refinery steamer at the wharf was loading sugar for New York. Officials cited shifting current as the cause and the loss was pursued.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
American Sugar Refinery
New York
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House Rules Committee
Hamlin
Raymond Brown
Gilchrist
Fletcher
Gaan Beak Ferce
Renin
Pete Anak
DR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Ee Cpatet
Pierce
Mobile Mason 'S
Dixon
Rand
State Grand Lodge
Yeend Potter CO
Rochester
Dauphin Street
Onligeiee Store
Convention OF Labor
DR. Oxnam
Taylor
Rinker’s
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