Alabama Hotel Men In Session In Mobile Convention
The semi annual Alabama Hotel Men's Association gathering opened at the Battle House in Mobile at 10 30 with about thirty attendees including delegates and visitors. A program of entertainment was planned with an automobile ride to the Automobile and Boating Club a Lyric Theatre party and a Cawthon Hotel Vineyard banquet. Mayor Laz Schwarz welcomed visitors and praised local hotel improvements. G H Mitchell of Anniston delivered a welcome in response and President HB C Taylor of Montgomery led discussions on new hotel rules and legislation.
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Alabama Hotel Men's Association
Battlecouse
C. B. Hervey
Automobile and Boating Club
Lyric Theatre
Cawthon Hotel
Vineyard
Hervey
Laz Schwarz
Mobile
Gulf City
G. H. Mitchell
Anniston
Ala
Mitchell
HB. C. Taylor
Montgomery
B. ©. Taylor
H. A. Bruner
J. H. Lumpkin
F. A. Coates
Henry A. Snow
Selma
J. C. Hunt
Greenville
W. A. Fauat
New Orleans Transfer Company
BE. W. Kammer
The
Louisiana Hotel Men's Association
William Allen
Interstate Hotel Men's Association
Vineyard of the Cawthon Hotel
Klosky’s
Taylor
Ancient seven foot clock guides Mobile's business visitors
A seven foot grandfather clock owned by the City of Mobile for seventy five years has been restored by Mayor Las Schwars' orders and placed outside the mayor's office to guide those dealing with the city commissioners. Built by Charles Hall of New York before the Civil War, it bears moving ship scenes and hemispheric maps on its dial.
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Mobile
Las Schwars
Charles Hall
Oneida County
New York
Hall
Masons
Magnolia Cemetery
Walker the Twirler Gets Ten Years in Pen
Roy Walker a Cleveland pitcher, captured at Peoria and tried in Nashville with two accomplices on two counts of assault with intent to kill, was convicted and each defendant faces ten years. A motion for a new trial was filed.
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Walker
Nashville
Tenn
Roy Walker
Peoria
Ill
Tom
Ben Northern
Jewelry heist at Addison Road store nets diamonds
Thieves shattered the window of M. Weigand jewelry, 1448 Addison Road, with a brick wrapped in newspaper, stealing a tray of diamonds valued at $2,000. They wedged the door, fled after a chase by a crowd, while several customers were in the store.
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Cleveland
M. Weigand
Addison Road
Level Best Shoe Score Gift Line Ad at 149 Dauphin
Advertisement promotes Foote gloves in all sizes as ideal Xmas gifts. It notes men desire the gloves and invites readers to view the full line at Level Best Shoe Score located at 149 Dauphin Street.
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Dauphin St
Daudsin
Believe Dunbar Child Murder Suspected In Missing Opelousas Boy
Detectives from Burns agency and the boy’s father search across Mississippi Alabama for four year old Robert Dunbar. Edgar Hooks, jailed in Mobile, is charged with kidnapping as Joseph Dunbar travels to Lucedale to follow a clue. Mrs Hooks denies knowledge while Hooks claims an alibi and worries for his wife and child.
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Edgar Hooks
Robert Dunvar
Opelousas
Burns Agency
Joseph Dunbar
R. C. Cowan
Burns Detective Agency
New Orleans
Cowan
Alabama
Robert Dunbar
Hooks
Dunbar
Charles B. Chachen
Mobile
Lucedale
Miss
Chief
Chief Crenshaw
Detecive outlines Dunbar boy kidnapping case details
The detective describes kidnappers using the Dunbar boy to solicit sympathy for easy money. They followed to a cane-brake log cabin near the Alabama river forty miles above Mobile, found stolen goods, and fled before authorities arrived. Hooks was moved to Baton Rouge, then diverted to a farmhouse on Government street loop with a boy matching the description seen weeks ago.
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Dunbar
Endezvous
Alabama River
Mobile
Canebrakes
Cowan
Baton Rouge
Government Street Loop
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Easy Digestion Relief
Thousands have found Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve indigestion and stomach distress after meals. Use after each meal for a few days to rest the digestive organs. improves appetite and sleep, makes you more sociable, and costs 60 cents a box at drug stores.
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Stuart
No Title Yet in Letter About Missing Child
A man explains he was in Mobile when his wife in New Orleans wrote in September about a kidnapped child. He questions the motive and expresses inability to care for another's child while focused on his own wife and child.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Ambassdor Reid Injured by Severe Asthmatic Attack
London December 13 doctors report American ambassador Whitelaw Reid is suffering a severe asthmatic attack. He is exhausted but there are no complications.
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London
Explosion and fire destroy over a hundred Naples crafts
A major explosion and ensuing fire damaged or destroyed more than a hundred small craft in Naples harbor today. The report from Rome cites a news agency dispatch. Local authorities have not yet released exact figures.
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London
Naples
Rome
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Dave
Mayor's Door
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UNION
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F. M. Hoyt Shoe CO
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Manchester
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Lee Hozes
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Germany
United States
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Crichton Lumber Co
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B. Luscher & Son
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Ware
Marrigon Mutual Burial Association
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Sri Testant
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City Ticket Office
South Royal St
Union Savings Bank
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Ale
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Brick & Coal CO
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Southern Hotel Buffet
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Prop
the Peoples Bank
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