Forest Camp elects officers at large W O W meet
Forest Camp No 1 Woodmen of the World held a well attended meeting Monday night electing officers for the year with Peter Oliver named consul commander and W H Hamilton as past consul commander. Andrew Verneuille banker and C A Gordon adviser lieutenant were among the officers chosen. installation set for Monday November 11 1915 followed by a social session for the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hamilton
Peter Oliver
C. A. Gordon
Andrew Verneuille
Wi L. Cahall
O. Pritcht
Dennis J. Cashin
J. T. Koenig
A. Primo
T. Atkinson
Chamber Officials Plan Dauphin Island Visit
Officials of the Chamber of Commerce, led by J M Dewberry of Tidewater Security, will visit Dauphin Island to review development work. The invitation was approved at Tuesday night’s directors session and arrangements will be made for a near future visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. OF C
Dauphin Island
J. M. Dewberry
Tidewater Securiti Company
Chambel of Commerce
Robber Caught At Silver Chest Inge Home
An unknown white man attempted to rob Dr. Marion J. Inge at 934 Government Street at 11 o’clock Wednesday morning. The burglar was interrupted by the negro cook who urged him to wait while a phone call was made. He then fled but was later reported to county officers by Dr. Inge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion J. Inge
Government Street
Dr. Inge
Theft of Wagonload of Corn Charged to Theodore Negroes
John Austin Henry Washington James Williams and John Washington four Negroes were arrested Wednesday by Deputy Sheriffs Lynch and Del champs at Theodore Alabama on grand larceny charges. They allegedly stole a wagonload of corn from the field of Co. W. Benjamin at Theodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Negroes
John Austin
Henry Washington
James Williams
John Washington
Lynch
Delchamps
Theodore
Ala
Co. W. Benjamin
Grove Lodge Elects Officers for 1915 Fraternal Aid Union
Mobile Lodge 93 of the Fraternal Aid Union elected officers for the year at a Monday night meeting. Ernest J. Grove was named president with John L. Elsworth as past president and Madison L. Wells as vice president. Officers also include Edward L. Cahall secretary and George Seifert treasurer. Trustees are E. J. Grove E. L. Cahall and J. L. Elsworth. Installation set for January 4, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Russell
D. Levi
E. J. Grove
E. L. Cahall
J. L. Elsworth
City Officials Named in Ocean Springs Election
Ocean Springs Miss December 16 at the regular election officers elected to serve two years include Mayor W T Ames Clerk W S Davis marshal and tax collector E L Tardy Alderman at large A J Catchet Alderman first ward F E Schmidt Alderman second ward T N Murphy Alderman third ward George L Friar Alderman fourth ward J D Minor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Springs
Miss
W. T. Ames
W.S. Davis
E. L. Tardy
A. J. Catchet
F. E. Schmidt
T. N. Murphy
George L. Friar
J. D. Minor
Holiday railroad rates boost December travel in Mobile
Railroad agents in Mobile report strong holiday travel as rates go into effect this week. Tickets go on sale daily from December 16 to 25 and January 1, with returns allowed by the same limits set for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mobile
Reorganization Planned for Alabama Normal School System
The Alabama state normal school board proposes a complete reorganization to the legislature, recommending that only P teaching candidates be admitted, eliminating instrumental music and language courses, and requiring gender parity. The plan also splits the state into districts, limits school campaigns to local districts, and designates normal schools as teacher training institutes with a uniform curriculum and entrance standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
State Normal School Board
Alabama
Normal A
Capitol Yesteray
Normal Schools
New York Stock List Summary of Listed Shares
A New York stock list shows current and bid prices for major companies. Notable entries include American Tobacco 221, General Electric 139, United States Steel 50 7 8, Pennsylvania 108, Southern Pacific 86 1 8, Atlantic Coast Line 112 bid, and Union Pacific 118 4. The list features numerous rail, electrical, and industrial firms with varied quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Copper
American Car & Foundry
Ptd
American Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chi, Mil. & St. Paul
Erle
General Electric
Great Northern
Interborough Met
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett & M
Miesouth, Kanes & Texas
Exas
New York Central
N. Y
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep Iron & Steel
Rock Island Co., Pfd
Seaboard Air Line
Bid
Pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas Company
Union Pacific
United States Steel
United States Steel, Ptd
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Western Union
Cotton closes steady with slight gains in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton markets closed firm with a net advance of eight to nine points. Prices for January to July contracts show modest gains and mixed open and close figures amid a cautious trading day.
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New York
New Orleans
Osevis Vee
Hatte Scien Gee
Ieee Dog
Ccdacpacagar
Pete
Cashier Kramer Holds Alabama School Funds
J H Kramer former cashier of the German Bank of Cullman owes the state 3331.06 in school funds tied to his role as Cullman county treasurer. Examiner J T Gorman found his books fairly kept with most funds on deposit in the German Bank and notes the state will likely be reimbursed by National Surety Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
J. H. Kramer
German Bank of
Cullman
State of Alabama
Cullman County
Kramer
J. T. Gorman
Examiner Gorman
National Surety Company
Gorman
D. W. Smith
Transfer of National Cemetery Superintendent to Marietta
Announcement reports Captain William Wilson, longtime superintendent of Mobile National Cemetery, transferred in line of promotion to Marietta Georgia. He and Mrs. Wilson leave Mobile after a successor arrives. Mobile Post No. 2 G A R adopted resolutions thanking him and elected Captain J B Erion as adjutant. The post schedule notes January 10 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Wilson
National Cemetery
Marietta
Mobile
Wilson
J. B. Erion
Knights and Ladies of Honor Elect 1915 Officers
Cornelia Lodge No 235 Knights and Ladies of Honor elected 1915 officers after a regular meeting. Officers named Past protector Mrs M E Lindstrom protector Joseph M Untreiner vice protector Mrs I A Miller secretary E L Cahall treasurer Abe G Levy guide Mrs E A Binet chaplain Mrs M King guardian Mrs Mary A Townsend sentry William Brabner trustees D W McGaughey J A Cabina J A Dolle. They will be installed Thursday January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Lodge No
Knights and Ladies of Honor
M. E. Lindstrom
Joseph M. Untreiner
I. A. Miller
E. L. Cahall
Abe G. Levy
E. A. Binet
M. King
Mary A. Townsend
William Brabner
D. W. McGaughey
J. A. Cabina
J. A. Dolle
Y M C A Cyclists Plan Pensacola Christmas Trip
Y M C A boy members will journey to Pensacola for the Christmas holidays from December 26 to about December 31. Their 1912 trip fostered goodwill with local Y M C A groups, and this year they will travel via Millview Orange Beach and along the Baldwin county coast to the Y M C A camp where Mobile visitors will meet them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Pensacola
Fairhope
Baldwin County
Millview
Orange Beach
Deaths and funerals of McKinstry Weaver and Smith
Alexander McKinstry 36 a Mobile native and real estate operator died after a long illness. Survived by three brothers and two sisters, he was active in Woodmen of the World. William Weaver 62 from South Carolina died in infirmary after five days in the city for treatment. survived by one son and relatives. Funeral arrangements were announced for Margaret O Connor Smith with services at home and St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McKinstry
Mobile
W. D. McKinstry
Groom & McKinstry
Iillness
United States
George S
W. D
Thomas McKinstry
Woodmen of
William V. Weaver
South Carolina
Wewahitchka
Calhoun County
Florida
William L. Weaver
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Magnolia Cemetery
Margaret O’connor Smith
Rapier Avenue
St Mary’s Church
Father McGowan
Father Eaton
Enadins Saa
Pal Oe Sabre Ryder
W.C. Many
F. Pey
Mr. McAtee
M. J. Hine
Comedy Scenes Filmed At Docks In Waterfront Shoot
The Hopper Comedy Company staged scenes at the Municipal Docks on Wednesday morning. Vessels such as the Norwegian steamer Fijell and the river packet Charles May figure as backgrounds while the Alabama and Ottar departed light for distant ports. The Fijell arrived with about 15 000 banana bunches from Puerto Cortez and the Sabine of the Mallory Line headed to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopper
Fijell
Charles May
Murray & Peppers
Stevedores
Alabama
Ottar
Munson Steamship Company
Chamelecon Steamship Company
Puerto Cortez
Municipal
Upper River
Sabine
Mallory Line
New York
For Sale: Incubator And Household Goods On N Joachim
Multiple ad notices list items for sale at 8 N Joachim street including incubator new in box priced 9 dollars. two baby carriages. one fine organ. two gas ranges. Edison phonograph. dining table. china closet. desks. barber chair. wardrobes. other household goods. Also top wagon for grocery delivery and Oliver typewriter priced 14 dollars. Listings show dates 12 16 18 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good ”S
N. Joachim Street
Oliver Typewriter
Joachim Street
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Forest Camp
Cook
Fred M. Hill Whistler
Jack B. Osborne
Marine St
Mary Florence Barron
S. Ann St
Kathryne Crary
S. Broad St
Birger Earlborn
Springhill
Harry E. Sutton, Jr
Crichton
Catherine Allen
S. Franklin St
Harry D. Clausen
S. Warren
Annie Mitchell
Congress St
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the Good Clothes Store
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