Tison wave claimed by unclear administration
Fragmentary text mentions an administration claim and a pretzel reference with Brewery shutdown implications, but details are incomplete and names or dates are not clear.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1915
Page
15
Fragmentary text mentions an administration claim and a pretzel reference with Brewery shutdown implications, but details are incomplete and names or dates are not clear.
Chicago reports a volatile trading day in 1915 May wheat with frantic pit activity and sharp price moves. Prices climbed to new highs for December and May, closing up about 10 to 13 cents from last Saturday amid bullish export demand and speculative buying.
Delegates from several Southern dry goods firms and cotton brokers gathered in Mobile for the Fourth division meeting of the Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association. Executive Chairman E. Oliver Fowlkes led the group at the Gulf Fishing and Hunting Club on Dog River as members voiced optimism about fall and winter business, debt payments, and regional diversification.
President Wilson will wed Mrs. Norman Galt on December 18 at Mrs. Galt’s Washington home after 6 pm. Guests limited to immediate relatives, with a few officials present. The ceremony expected at St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church with Rev. Herbert S. Smith officiating.
Baron George Wilhelm von Brincken, a noted German army officer and San Francisco social figure, surrendered in response to U S government charges of conspiring to interfere with foreign commerce. He aided C C Crowley and funded bomb plot efforts via Lewis J Smith, with Smith paid over 800 by von Brincken. Bonds set at 10000. preliminary hearing scheduled next Friday.
Washington December 4 The sixty fourth congress gathers in a largely full House and Senate as gavel taps start the session The nation awaits the new and old issues to be addressed with the body convening for business and debate.
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