Starr Likely to Manage New Orleans Club in 1914
Charles Starr, two years second man and captain of the Mobile club, is reported to manage the playing end of the New Orleans team in 1914. A new second baseman may join at Monroe Park, as hinted by officials' cautious replies. The deal has been in negotiation for days, with staff changes anticipated.
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Charles Starr
Mobile Ube
New Orleans
Secree Jen
Colsson
Mobile
Starr
Elians
Monroe Park
Yale Football Adviser Begins Annual Tour
Walter Camp Yale's football adviser starts his annual tour gathering information. He will unofficially approach the University of Chicago about a Yale Chicago game to be played in New Haven next fall.
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Associated Press
New York
Walter Camp
Yale
University of Chicago
Chicago
New Haven
Attorney Adam Wade Nowlin Dies at 72 in Lynchburg
Adam Wade Nowlin a prominent attorney aged 72 and former law partner of the late United States Senator Joel Daniel died here last night of apoplexy He practiced law for several years in Dallas Texas.
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Lynchburg
Adam Wade Nowlin
United States
Joel Daniel
Dallas
Texas
Starr Named Manager for New Orleans Baseball Club
In conjunction with Starr the New Orleans club aims to return the city to prominence in baseball. Starr has been boosted for a man agership since leaving Mobile at the close of the season.
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Starr
New Orleans
Mobile
Pathfinder Ferguson maps All-Southern Route return trip
Pathfinder H J Ferguson of the All-Southern Transcontinental Route to the Pacific coast, mapping the highway with newspapers, reports in Mobile that the E road from here to Pascagoula is fully opened with culverts and grading. Five miles more of new highway are added west of here, as crews continue work. Ferguson and family completed the Pacific coast trip and are returning east.
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H. J. Ferguson
Pacific Coast
Mobile
Here
Pascagoula
Miss
Pathfinder Ferguson
Ferguson
Page Haas case affirmed in Montgomery appellate court
In Montgomery on Thursday the appellate court affirmed Roy and Leroy Page versus Haas Brothers Packing Company. The suit involved a writ of detinue to recover personal property, with Haas Brothers initially winning in the lower court.
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Page-Haas
Montgomery
Roy and
Leroy Page
Haas Brothers Packing Company
Nature's Devils and the PoDoLax Bile Remedy
A 19th century style health ad claims constipation traps poisons in the body's pores and liver. It promotes PoDoLax, a Podophyllin formula, as a gentle bile releaser that cleanses the system, pledging family suitability and a mild, non gripping action with a Britannica endorsement.
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Bright
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Pillans Will Go To Port Officers Annual Meeting
The second annual convention of the National Association of Port Authorities will be held in New Orleans from December 9 for three days. Mobile City Commissioner Harry Pillans, elected as a vice president last year, will attend, joined by Chamber of Commerce delegates Stewart Brooks Horace Turner E O Fowlkes Dr Erwin Craighead and Don Farnsworth. The group aims to standardize port facilities and promote publicity of port affairs nationwide.
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National Association of Sort Authorities
New York
United States
New Orleans
Harry Pillans
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
Messrs
Stewart Brooks
Horace Turner
E. O. Fowlkes
Erwin Craighead
Don Farnsworth
National Association of Port Authorities
Louisiana Board of Port Commissioners
Heinemann Favored to Lead Pelicans in New Orleans
In New Orleans, A J Heinemann a 13 year veteran of the Pelicans is favored by local stockholders to become the club president. The board meeting to accept Charley Franks resignation was delayed due to illness in secretary Heinemanns family and will occur before December 20. Frank says he welcomes formal relief from his roles as president manager and treasurer.
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New Orleans
A. J. Heinemann
The
Pelicans
Charles Somers
Cleveland
Naps
Heinie
Ball Yard
Charley Frank
Eugene Lyons
Frank
Heineman
Heinemann
Former Bankers Must Pay Losses
A Cincinnati jury awarded Reading bank $3,638 against directors of the old Second National bank including John G Robinson William Albert John F Robinson estate of Lee H Brooks J G Gutting Charles H Davis and B B Galbreath. The suit sought to recover losses from using Second National stock as security on a loan to a customer. The case may set a precedent for similar suits.
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Cincinnati
Common
Hoffman
Reading Bank
Second National Bank
John G. Robinson
Wiliam Albert
John F. Robinson
Lee H. Brooks
J. G.gutting
Charles H. Davis
B. B. Galbreath
Second National
Roettinger & Roettinger
Maid inherits $10 000 by will of mistress
Mrs Jane E Oothout who died Sept 14 in Lucerne Switzerland left an estate over $1 000 000 and bequeathed $10 000 to her longtime maid Miss Louise Schilling. Oothout widow of William Cotheut who died twelve years ago owned valuable realty in New York.
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New York
Jane E. Oothout
Lucerne
Switzerland
Louise Schilling
William Deering Reported Critically Ill at Miami Winter Home
Associated Press reports William Deering, longtime figure in harvester interests, critically ill at his winter home in Miami Florida. Relatives and immediate family were gathered, with details of his condition and potential prognosis not fully disclosed.
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William Deering
Associated Press
Chicago
Great Harvester
Miami
Fila
Cotton shipments from Mobile surge as rates drop
Cotton exports from Mobile to Europe have more than doubled this year as ocean rates to Liverpool fall to 38 cents from 65. Export totals since September 1 reach 172,421 bales compared with 79,895 bales last year, signaling a strong Mobile cotton trade rebound.
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Mobile
Europe
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
New Orleans
Eanse
Ladies Urged for Dawes Saturday Excur sion
Scores of ladies inquire at the Chamber of Commerce about seats on the second trip to Dawes County's orange belt and Satsuma area. Business Manager Farns worth says heavy interest could sustain weekly excursions. The Saturday train departs Gov ernment Street Loop with no city stops and returns with passenger drop at their points. High school boys and children of Chamber members ride for 40 cents, adults and invited Home Economics Club ladies for 60 cents.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ways and Means Committee
Dawes
Farnsworth
Orange Belt
Satsuma
Government Street Loop
Personal News From Mobile Area. Grayson Visit and Local Updates
Claude A Grayson returned from a Thanksgiving trip visiting his father in Gurley and brothers in Huntsville and Decatur Alabama with reports of good hunting in north Alabama. William C Carrell Mobile Transfer Co president and former alderman is ill with pneumonia at 902 Government St and slightly improved. General Argent Harvey E Jones of the Mobil and Ohio Railroad reports injury from the October 19 State Line wreck limits, able to work but using a cane for weeks. H P Howe travels freight and...
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Claude A. Grayson
Gurley
Ala
Huntsville
Decatur
Grayson
North
Alabama
William C. Carrell
The
Mobile Transfer Company
Government Street
Argent Harvey E. Jones
Passen Department
Mobile and
Ohio Road
State Line
Miss
Burlington route agent cites Mobile tourist influx this season
The passenger agent based in Birmingham reports many tourists will visit Mobile via the Burlington and L and N lines. Among visitors are Mr and Mrs B M Brewer of Birmingham at the Battle House for several days, Mr and Mrs O C Rowe of Magnolia Springs Christmas shopping, and Mr and Mrs R C Smedley of Rock Island Illinois at the Cawthon. Also seen are Mrs RJ Pumpiney and Miss Mildred Pumpiney from Columbus Ohio at the Cawthon and Mr and Mrs H T Higinbotham of New Orleans at the Battle House.
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Burlington
City
Birmingham
Mobile
B M. Brewer
The
Battle House
Mrs. O. C. Rowe
Magnolia Springs
R. C. Smedley
Rock Island, Ills
Cawthon
H. T. Higinbotham
New Orleans
Classified civil service positions open in Mobile
Mr H L Carl will be at the Cawthon hotel in Mobile Tuesday December 9 to interview young men and women for clerical postal railway jobs with salaries from 75 to 150 dollars monthly. Ages 18 to 45. minors must be accompanied by a parent. Call to see him by 9 pm. positions limited to vacancies and extension of parcel post duties.
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H. L. Carl
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Relief
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel for liver and bowel regulation. It claims mild to strong effects, warns calomel dangers, and promises a money back guarantee if the product fails to please or relieve constipation and biliousness.
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Dodson
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Dobbs
Yale Football Adviser
Pathfinder
Moile
Dauphin Street
Pillans
Port Officers Annual Meeting
Bank of Reading
H. P. Howe
R.J. Pumpliney
Mildred Pumpiney
Columbus
South
McCowan & Dietz
Chambray
Ene
MR Au Su
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