Medical Society Elects New Officers for 1914
The Mobile County Medical Society held its annual election with Dr. R. A. Wright chosen president after four ballots, and Dr. J. T. Inge elected vice president. Dr. W. W. Scales was re elected secretary, with Angelo Festerazzi as treasurer and Dr. J. H. Stone as librarian. The board of censors will include Dr. D. T. McCall, succeeding Dr. Douglas G. Campbell. The new officers will be installed January 3, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County Car Society
R. A. Wright
Toxey D. Haas
W. W. Scales
R. H. von Erdorf
von Ezdorf
United States
Alabama
Inge
Harris
Ruffin A. Wright
J. T. Inge
Wright
Seale Harris
Angelo Festerazzi
BE. S. Sledge
Joseph Schwartz
J. H. Stone
Daniel T. McCall
W. ©. Jones
McCall
D.T. McCall
Board of Censors
Douglas G. Campbell
J. E. England
Eugene Thames
Haas
J. G. Henry
Board of
Cengers
Ars
C. N. Owen
J. J. Peterson
M. J.bancroft
M. T. Gaines
Tomato Club Girl to Visit Mobile for Town Meeting
Miss Erin Westbrook Alabama champion tomato grower and Mrs. B. I. Robinson of Auburn will speak at a Saturday meeting in the Cawthon hotel parlor. Don Farnworth of the Chamber of Commerce urges school improvement associations and teachers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Erin Westbrook
Alabama
B. I. Robinson
Auburn
Don Farnworth
Chamber of Commerce
Cawthon Hotel
Chamber of Commerce and Home Economics
Pilot President Heaves Anchor in Mobile for a Day
The good craft Ben Michell of New came into port on the flood Saturday morning and was immediately taken in tow by the ocean-go Te I aa teeta ge resident Mich aa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PILOT
Heaves
Mobile
Ben Michell
New
Michaa
Victrolas Carload Stunt Sparks Christmas Sales
Reynolds Music House in Mobile launches two carloads of Victrolas as a holiday promotion. The campaign ties to Victor Talking Machine Co. and highlights Victrola as top Christmas gift for music lovers with vivid street signs and the promise of family cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Reynalds Music House
Reynolds Music House
Victor Talking Machine Company
Reynolds
Maritime traffic and river trade update at the port
The Harald from La Ceiba arrives with 6000 banana bunches and 160000 coconuts while a barge from Alabama New Orleans line departs for New Orleans with 1000 bales of cotton, snag delaying its propeller. Several vessels arrive or sail for Cuba and Mexico with lumber cotton and general cargo as port activity grows.
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Harald
Monsen
United» Fruit’ Company
la Ceiba
Alabama
Beauchamp
Anyna
Selma
Hdna V. Pickles
Berry
Matanzas
Cuba
Honorera
Progreso
Mex
Sisal
Honoreva
Seeberg Steamship Company
Winsbrook
Louis Donald
Sisal Algo
Nubian
British West Indies
Mobile Liners Co
Europe
Kron Prins Olav
Nor
Gulfport
Migs
Munson Line
South America
Trolo
Hamburg
Germany
Kainit
European Lumber Company
Karen
Munson
Havana
Crathens
Grand Cayman
B. W
Seeberg Company
Wavelet
Las Palmas
J. M. Walsh Stevedoring Company
Wilload Timber
Vogersen
Ger
Newlands
Rosario
Argentine
Oliver P. Howell
Pat
Miners Body Missing After Fort Smith Cave Disaster
Rescuers fail to locate the body of William Parker, a Hartshorne coalminer, buried a week ago when a Rock Island Coal Co mine caved in amid heavy rains. Officials say Parker could not have survived long underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
William Parker
Rock Island Coal Company
Hartshorne
Oklo
Parker
Deputy Sheriff J Daniels of Greekville in Butler County
A report mentions Deputy Sheriff J Daniels of Greekville in Butler County Alabama. Details are incomplete but identify the official and jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Daniels
Greekville
Butler County
Ala
Campaign to Eradicate Hookworm in Mobile County Nears End
Dr. Grote leads a countywide hookworm eradication drive in Mobile County with 1,906 examined and 864 infected, a 45 percent rate. Campaign emphasizes sanitation and education, urging rural households to install sanitary toilets as the final week proceeds in Satsuma Axis Chunchula Theodore Bayou la Batre and Mobile with health offices closing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Grote
State
County Boards of Health
Alabama
Pre
Bis
Satsuma
Axis
Chunchula
Theodore
Bayou la Batre
Board of Health
Interdenominational Missionary Union Meeting in Mobile
The semiannual gathering at Government Street Methodist Church drew broad attendance. Deaconess Jeter led devotionals on youth, service and truthfulness, with musical pieces by Mrs. Burkett and others. Reports from Baptist, Christian, Presbyterian and Methodist women highlighted generous gifts, education aims, and the Woman’s Auxiliary’s growing role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interdenominational Missionary Union of Mobile
Government Street Methodist Church
Jeter
C. K. Burkett
A. R. Ball
Viola Gaines
John Moulton
Burkett
Daisy Brown
Miss Huger
Kahn
Southern Union
St. Louis
M. O. Tingle
Christian Churches
Board of Missions
Carnegie Mall
Woman's Council
Southern General Assembly
Woman's Auxiliary
J.T. Doesesee
Boi
Methodist Church
Armingham
Prospects Fine for Mardi Gras in Mobile 1914
The Mobile Carnival Association formed a strong 1914 executive committee led by B. Hervey and outlined plans to improve public amusements for the Mobile carnival. The group reported 1913 receipts and disbursements, noted remaining assets, and announced officers including Mrs. J. Julian Bartee as president and several vice presidents from area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Carnival Association
Mobile
B. Hervey
Gineuiediocen
Came Cawthon
W. B
I Mcates
P. J. Lyons
J. Paul Wilson
T. K. Jackson
John T. Cochrane
Julius Hammel
Ralph G. Richard
W. K. P. Wilson
H. T. Hartwell
B. J. Buck
John A. Hughes
Joseph N. McAleer
B. H. Fichord
C. W. Soost
H. M. Hopper
John D. Logan
W. H. Monk, Jr
Jacob Reiss
Robert L. Waddie
J. D. Bloch
J. C. van Antwerp
A.8. Lyons
Isadore Jacobson
W. H. Reynolds
William B. McAtee
Hereford Bull First Registered for Big Point Stock Farm
Special to The Item from Pascagoula Mississippi notes Mr B S Hancock at Big Point Stock Farm received a seven month old registered Hereford bull the first of its kind in the area The report highlights local settlers along the P and N R R turning to stock raising and the potential to market thousands of head of beef cattle annually if the county fully adopts intelligent stock raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascagoula
Miss
Mobile grain inspection group elects J T Pope of Nashville
A Mobile organization elected J T Pope of Nashville Tennessee as grain inspector. The group, with 20 or more members, will require all grain and feed into Mobile to be inspected with monthly dues set at two dollars per member. Herbert Lyons chairs the group and Lee J Zimmern is vice chair. Pope starts duties tomorrow December 15 and aims to have operations running within a week at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Zimmern
Lee J. Zimmern Company
D. T. Sims
G. Mertz & Co
C. P. Dumas
Dumas Grocery Co
H. M. Harper
G. Mertz & Company
Mobile
Pope
Chamber of Commerce
Young Pascagoulian Charged With Highway Robbery
John Pelham, a young white man known in police circles, was brought before Mayor John Y. Morgan in Pascagoula Mississippi charged with highway robbery after robbing two young men of about ten dollars. He was bound over to circuit court with a $350 bond per case, or jailed. Pelham had prior court appearances and briefly served as district constable before bondsmen withdrew and he resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascagoula
Miss
John Pelham
John Y. Morgan
Pelham
Civil service examinations announced for January dates
January dates set for 23 civil service exams across several subjects including assistant map printer, medical assistant, junior lock fitter, book keeper. Posts located at Geological Survey, Bureau of Chemistry, Washington DC, Charleston Navy Yard, and post office departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Geological Survey
Bureau of Chemistry
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Charleston
S. C.) Navy Yard
Mexican Revolution Seen End Within Three Months
Captain Lugo Vina aboard the San Cristobal from Puerto Mexico predicts the Mexican revolution will end in about three months. He says fighting is minor, Huerta is likely to win, and U.S. influence is limited, with rebellion enthusiasm waning as arms dwindle. He notes quiet conditions in Puerto and Tuxpam earlier.
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Lugo Vina
San Cristobal
Puerto Mexico
Mex
Gulf of Campeche
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Mexico
Puerto
Tuxpam
United States
Jury Drawn for Rhodes Trial Conspiracy Perjury Case
United States district court on Saturday completed the juror panel for the Rhodes case involving John J. Rhodes Calvin J. Rhodes and Joseph E. Rhodes charged with conspiracy perjury and bankruptcy law violations. The trial continued through Saturday with jurors exhausted and additional jurors summoned. Officials expected verdicts Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
John J. Rhodes
Calvin J. Rhodes
Joseph E. Rhodes
Federal
Miller Denies Snatching Charge Cleanly
George H Miller of the Louisville and Nashville railroad defends his name saying he never snatched a pocketbook from a lady and seeks public means to explain he is not George W Miller, the man alleged to have committed the offense recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Miller
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
George W. Miller
Miller
George H
Red Christmas Seal Sale Proves Successful Citywide
The Red Christmas Seal campaign shows strong interest as business leaders marshal mail requests for donations. Schools in Mobile engage children and teachers alike, aiding the sale while moving pictures and slides promote the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Business Men
Feof
Mobile
Kern
The
Tee
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Et i “Medical Society
Dr. Scales
Tomato Girl
Farnsworth
Miss Westbrook
Victrolas
Reynald
Maritime Matters and River News
Hervey States
Bilz
W.T. Kelly
J. Julian Bartee
Baptist
W. J. Armstrong
Christians
A. D. Davis
Methodist
Jennie Mims
J. T. Pope
Nashville
Pascagoulan
Rhodes
Geo.h. Miller
Danan Goo
Bowab Bros
Dauphin Street
Nelson & Baile
South Royals
Geth STOLL _ Y
St. Emanus Street
Manhattan
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