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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1916

Page

10

Plan to form third major baseball league considered

AP reports in Indianapolis at the American Association meeting a proposal to create a new third major league from the International League and American Association. Cities include Baltimore Buffalo Toronto Toledo Milwaukee Columbus Louisville and Indianapolis circles weigh a compact lineup to revive interest.

Associated Press Chicago International League and Themerican Association Indianapolis Ie Herald Today B. B. Johnson Baltimore Buffalo Toronto Toledo Milwaukee Louisville Iican Association Columbus Ssiient Johnson

Kidney Health: Take Salts to Cleanse Kidneys

An old remedy advises four ounces of Salts from grape and lemon juice with hot water before breakfast to relieve kidney sluggishness. It claims the formula cleanses and stimulates the kidneys, neutralizes urine acidity, ends bladder weakness, and is inexpensive and safe for regular eaters.

Pensacola Court Settles Naval Stores Case for 13800

A federal court verdict in Pensacola awards Carson Naval Stores Company 13800 plus interest from 1914 and 10 percent attorneys fees on the principal in the Tyus and Co case. Trial lasted three days with prior mistrial.

Pensacola Fla Carson Naval Stores Company J. L. Tyus & Co A. C. Blount Paul Carter Marianna John H. Carter W. E. B. Smith

Pensacola Convention Committees Named For West Florida Associations

Five committees were appointed by a committee led by George H. Hinrichs Colonel R. M. Cary and W. M. Hertder to entertain delegates to the West Florida Highway Association and the Old Spanish Trail Association convention in Pensacola December 11 and 12. In addition to the committees on entertainment reception decorating and advertising will be present to arrange a complete program later. Suit was entered in federal court today by Allen and Friedrichs steamship agents of New Orleans against the American schooner Addison T. Bullard for damages of 30000. The libelants claim the vessel chartered for a voyage to France would not take a full deck load or allow sufficient under deck storage. Blo and Blount sand Carter are proof for the libelants. Escambia County will soon receive a deed to the right of way and 36 acres of land near the beach and will pay its pro rata share.

George H. Hinrichs R. M. Cary W. M. Hertder West Florida Highway Association Old Spanish Trail Association Pensacola Allen’and Friedrichs Steamship Agents New Orleans Addison ‘T. Bullard France Blo Blount Sand Carter Escambia County

Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema Says Miss Susie Reed

Miss Susie Reed of Baugh Tennessee reports eight months of intensive eczema covering face neck and body. After using three boxes of Cuticura Ointment and two bars of Cuticura Soap she says she was completely healed and requests the 32 page skin book.

Susie Reed Route 1 Baugh, Tenn Cuticura T. Boston

Mobile Negro Frozen to Death Warns Alabama Preacher

Rev J M Merritt of the Alabama Baptist convention cites the death of a Mobile county man who went to Pennsylvania for work and froze to death. He uses the incident to urge Alabama Negroes not to leave the state and to discourage northern exodus for labor.

Birmingham Ala Alabama J. M. Merritt Alabama Baptist State Convention John Smith Mobile County Pennsylvania

Pitcher Pug Cavet Sold to Nashville Club

Nashville confirms purchase of left handed pitcher Tillar Cavet, known as Pug, from Mobile. Cavet came from Detroit where he pitched for the Americans, after three seasons with Mobile’s Gull team. The sale price was not disclosed but described as a good one.

Nashville Tenn Tillar' Cavet Pug Mobile Nashville Baseball Club Cavet Detroit Americans Harry T. Inge Mobile Baseball Association

Puerto Rico sugar crop seen as record for 1917

Grounding of the new sugar crop began Monday in San Juan. Estimates say the 1917 output will be the largest in island history, likely exceeding 500 000 tons and possibly reaching 600 000 tons if a 26 percent rise over last year holds.

Associated Press San Juan P. R

Coast Survey Employees Seek Pay Increase Petition

Secretary Redfield cited a coast and geodetic survey petition to Congress detailing rising living costs and urging higher wages for the survey staff.

Washington Redfield Congress Coast and Geodetic Survey

County to Build Gulf Beach Highway to Big Lagoon

The board of county commissioners approved a Gulf Beach Highway project and notified the highway committee. The county plans to appropriate $4,800 for construction and will receive land from James M. Maldon, with all formalities to be completed promptly.

Gulf Beach Big Lagoon Board of County Commissioners Bulding James M. Maldon

Mo lina Bridge bid opening deferred by county

The county commissioners defer the opening of bids for the $15,000 Mo lina steel bridge until December 28. Advertisements call for bids December 12. The award is postponed due to the need for War Department approval of the draw on the navigable Es cambia River crossing at Ferry Pass.

Molina War Department Escambia

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by User

A reader extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds coughs and hoarseness praising prompt relief and recommending it to friends who also reported benefits.

Chamberlain

Captain J. T. Jones of Gulfport Dies in Buffalo

Captain Joseph T. Jones founder of Gulfport and rail president, died in Buffalo, leaving a multi state empire. He built the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad and Gulf Coast Traction, owned hotels and banks, and amassed a fortune. Survived by wife Louisa and daughter Grace. funeral plans to be announced.

Gulfport Miss Joseph T. Jones Mississippi Gulf Coast Buffalo N. Y Captain Jones Oil Creek Pennsylvania Rouseville Clarion Sistersville West Virginia Bradford New York Marri Louisa Blackmar Grace E Joseph A. Jones Jones Miss Jones

U S Currency Declared Legal Tender by Carranza Government

Official advices from Mexico City report a circular permitting American currency to be used as legal tender in Mexico. The move signals Carranza’s government acknowledging its issued paper money has failed to gain circulation.

Associated Press Washington Mexico City Carranza

Twenty six women killed in shell plant explosion

London reports that twenty six women were killed and about thirty injured in a munitions factory explosion last night, according to an official statement.

Associated Press London

Deficit projected for 1918 in McAdoo report

Secretary McAdoo presents a fiscal year 1917 balance of 115 million in the general fund and a 185 million deficit projected for 1918. He estimates 1918 outlays at about 1.278 billion with ordinary receipts around 995.55 million, a shortfall of 282.47 million. Customs revenues rise modestly but World War I disrupts receipts.

Washington McAdoo Congress Postal Service

Government report urges tariff revenue under normal and wartime conditions

The report notes prewar tariff would have produced expected revenue and wartime receipts meet projections. It cites imports up 848 million and exports rising 2.77 billion from the prior year. It calls Congress to amend the anti narcotic law, fund drug treatment, and provide appropriations for the public health service and coast guard aviation section.

McAdoo Congress Supreme Court Public Health Service Coast Guard

Daggett brother freed as grand jury finds no indictment

Orville Daggett was released after a New York grand jury did not indict him in the jewelry theft case tied to Mrs. E. H. Harriman. His brother Arthur P. Daggett testified that Orville was innocent in the transaction.

New York Orville Dagtt Arthur P E. H. Harriman Arthur P. Daggett

Remarkable Pinex Based Cough Syrup for All Ages

A home made cough syrup recipe promises quick relief for children and adults. By mixing 244 ounces of Pinex with a pint of granulated sugar, you create a full pint family remedy costing about 50 cents instead of $2.50, offering rapid soothing of throat irritation and chest symptoms.

New York Giants to wear violet accented uniforms

Uniforms for the New York Nationals next season will feature violet accents. Home outfits will be white with violet stripes, violet and white stockings, white caps with violet trimmings, and royal purple sweater jackets, while road uniforms will be blue and gray with violet stockings.

Associated Press New York New York Nationals

Pennsylvania Selected for Golf Championships

New York December 7 The women’s golf committee named Shawnee Country Club at Shawnee on the Delaware for the 1917 national title tournament and earlier chose Whitemarsh Valley Country Club for the next open championship. Final course selections rest with United States Golf Association delegates at their annual meeting.

New York Woman's Golf Committee Shawnee Country Club Shawnee Delaware Whitemarsh Valley Country Club Pennsylvania United States Golf Association

Eye Specialists to Visit Mobile from Memphis for Holiday Session

Forty ophthalmologists meet in Mobile after accepting invitation from Charles B. Hervey of the Cawthon Hotel. The December 15 fishing trip to Coden ends with a seafood dinner at Rolston's, with deep water fishing guides provided. Saturday tours include Mobile business district, Spring Hill, and the Country Club. Visitors may pluck Satsumas.

Ger Charles B. Hervey Cawthon Hotel Memphis Tenn Mobile Hervey Grant's Pass Rolston’s Satsuma Automoobiles Spring Hill Country Club

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