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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1915

Page

23

Note Sent Austria On Ancona Sinking

The United States sent a note to Austria-Hungary demanding disavowal of the Ancona sinking, assurances against repetition, punishment for the commander, and reparations for American lives lost. The terse, firm communication seeks prompt safeguards for American lives and may affect ongoing Mediterranean tensions.

Washington United States Austria-Hungary Ancona State Department Frederick C. Penfield Vienna Baron Burian Austria- Hungary Lusitania Lansing Wilson Mediterranean

Cotton Market Slides as Prices Drift on Dec 9

Liverpool cotton quotes show Good middling 8 1 4 pence and Low middling around 7 2 0 with 10 000 bales for speculation and export. Cotton seed oil in New York closes easier with spot 8.32 to 8.35, total sales 25 700 barrels. John S. Wood, 26, dies at 72 North Reed Avenue. Wall Street reviews show irregular prices, US Steel weak, many industrials off, and broad list of closing quotes.

New Orleans Tommorrow New York Liverpool New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Eee U. S G. Brit Cent John 8S Wood John S. Wood City Bank and Trust Company First National Bank North Reed Avenue Margaret A. Wood George E W. Turner Wood Ruby BE. Wood Wall Street Review Austria United States Steel Allis-Chalmers American Can American Car & Foundry American Locomotive American Cities Ptd Otd American Smelting American Sugar American Tel. & Tel American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Illinois Central Interborough Consol, Corp Kansas City Southern Louisville and Nashville Liggett & Myers Lorillard Co Mexican Petroleum National Lead New York Central Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Rep. Iron and Steel Seaboard Air Line Sloss-Shef. Steel and Iron Studebaker Corporation Southern Pacific Southern Railway Tennessee Copper Texas Co Union Pacific United States Rubber United States Steel Pfd Virginia-Carp. Chem Western Union Westinghouse Electric United Fruit Va. Iron, Coke and Coal Co Wabash Pfrd Missouri Pacific Great Nun

Land Auction Promises Unmatched Orange and Trucking Tracts

An advertisement touts large and small parcels of orange and trucking land offered at prices "never to be equalled again," highlighting dramatic value and limited opportunity for buyers.

Hopewell Fire Requests Aid as Town Burns

Richmond responds to Hopewell alarm at 3 pm with a full fire company and Petersburg sent ahead by train. Rumors swirl that a German detainee at the DuPont plant had sketches of the facility, though the plant itself was not yet on fire. Wire service disruption accompanies the developing disaster.

Richmond Richmond Fire Department Hopewell Petersburg DuPont

Communipaw Sinking Report Reinterpreted Confusion

Lloyds announced the American oil steamer Communipaw sailed from Alexandria for New York on December 8. A December 7 report said it was sunk off Tripoli by a submarine, but authorities now doubt the sinking and suggest a mix up with another vessel.

London Communipaw Tripoli Alexandria Egypt New York Lloyds

River Harbors Congress Discusses Inland Waterways

At Washington on December 9 the National Rivers and Harbors Congress held its annual convention focusing on inland waterways as transportation aids. Speeches covered harbor improvements and the Mississippi River’s role in freight rates, with calls for upgrades on the Missouri Hudson and Tennessee rivers.

Washington National Rivers and Harbors Congress Mississippi Wilbur F. Decker Minneapolis Missouri Hudson Tennessee

Two Cities Arrange Major Mexico Hemp Credit Plan

Arrangements complete for a $10,000,000 credit in New York and New Orleans to hemp sellers of Yuca Mexico through a commission appointed by Governor Avalarado. Banks will loan against Bills of Lading or warehouse receipts for sisal or henequin delivered to the Tropical Commission Company, chartered November 30 in Albany with $1,000,000 capital. an initial $862,000 loan was issued last week. The New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad stockholders meet in Mobile for their annual session led by Receiver W. F.

New York New Orleans Yuca Exico Avalarado Tropical Commission Company Albany Mexican Commission

Stockholders Set Adjournment For Reorganization Year

Owen and adjourned until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The stockholders, in order to keep the organization intact pending a reorganization, will elect directors for the ensuing year.

Owen Intac

Office and spaces for rent at 168 St. Francis street

Multiple offices and spaces available on the ground floor of 168 St. Francis street opposite Bienville Square between Bienville and Cawthon Hotels. Prices available from Yeend Bros. Also listed is 75 acres with large frontage on Bowl river near Prosser water tank station on Mobile and Bay Shore Railroad. Ideal country home site near Mobile fishing stream. cash price via Yeend Bros.

St. Francis Street Bienville Square Bienville and Cawthon Yeend Bros Bowl River Prosser Mobile and Bay Shore Oftrus Frit Mobile

Citrus land for sale in Alabama with citrus prospects

For sale at ten dollars per acre a 643 acre section joins town site of oe and Wainwrights recanal medicinal water on the Mobile Railroad thirty three miles north of Mobile above the fog belt. Elevation about 280 feet reputed to be highest gulf coast land. Owner seeks quick sale. contact Yeend Bros for interview. Also 400 acres Baldwin county cut over land near Bon Secour priced at fifteen dollars per acre with railroad or boat service. 100 acres on Bon Secour river with improvements offers winter and summer home potential and citrus or pecan niche. originally five thousand now three thousand five hundred. See Yeend Bros.

Eeecienecinciacheea Mobile Jas. K. Glennon & Co Wainwright Gulf Coast Maine Yeend Bros Baldwin County Bon Secour Magnolia West Foley Best Bon Secour River

Idle Property or Money Offered for Tenants or Loans

Advertises services to place idle property or money with the firm to secure a tenant or a safe mortgage loan yielding 8 percent interest. No specific names, dates, or locations provided.

Real estate bargains on cut-over lands and waterfront tracts

We offer several good chepo sitions in cut-over lands and toprol farms including a 40-acre tract with a house and high cultivation for 1200 dollars. Owner sacrifices at a big price. Waterfront properties available in Mobile and Baldwin counties. Prompt discussions and favorable terms possible.

Mobile Baldwin

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