Fragmented Mobile paper tm eds ad details
Fragmentary OCR shows a Mobile Alabama newspaper with executives and subscription terms. It lists address 0-18 St Emanuel Street Mobile and mentions Wy Use , O'CONNELLY as secretary treasurer. Subscription rates shown for daily and Sunday editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
ILE Item Company Inc
St. Emanuel Street
Mobile
Ala
Wy Use
O'Connelly
Ser
Southern Wepaper Publishers? Association
Hanson
Fifth Ave
New York
MAIL
Anthracite Trust Declared Illegal by Supreme Court
December 18 1912 Mobile Alabama report on the U S Supreme Court ruling that the Pennsylvania railroad and mining firms conspired to control anthracite output and transportation. It details the 1907 suit, major and minor combinations, and the Temple Iron Company. Also covered is the Clayton Bulwer and Hay Pauncefote canal treaty history and calls for repeal of canal tolls to promote commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Supreme Court
Erie Railroad
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Two Roads
Reading
Central of New Jersey
Reading Company
Reading Railroad
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Temple Iron Company
Tidewater
Erie
J. P. Morgan and Company
Erie and Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Delaware Valley and Kingston Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
United States
Mexico
California
New Mexico
Vera Cruz
San Juan River
Central America
San Juan
Greytown
Nicaragua
Atlantic States
Pacific
Judge Hise
Kentucky
Atlantic
Pacific Oceans
Lake Nicaragua
Polk
Clayton
Senate
Great Britain
Isthmus
Steamship Monopoly
American Congress
Congress
Correction urged over corporate control insinuations in Alabama papers
The Selma Journal reprints a claim from the Montgomery Journal that corporate interests control the Montgomery Advertiser Birmingham News and Mobile Item, despite denials by all three papers. It notes the Montgomery Journal did not issue a proper amende and accuses it of frenzied indignation while condemning political amnesia of the Baltimore convention delegation.
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Selma Journal
Montgomery Journal
Alabama
Montgomery Advertiser
Birmingham News and Mobile
Montgomery
Birmingham
Mobile
Baltimore
Advertiser
South
Bimingham
Mob
Connec
Joint river harbor committee to guard public use
The joint river and harbor committee of the municipal Cotton Exchange and the Chamber of Commerce is described as a useful public body whose proceedings should not drift into private hands but remain accessible to the public.
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The
muni@ Cotton Exchange
Chamber of 18
Friedmann Consumption Cure Critiqued by Medical Association
The American Medical Association doubts Friedmann’s tuberculosis treatment, noting no new principle and no experimental basis. It uses virulent free bacilli from turtles injected into muscle, with secrecy on its harmlessing method, and lacks evidence of animal or child protection or cures.
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American Medical Association
United States
Journal of the American Medical Association
Friedmann
Federal safety probe for electrical systems urged
Washington dispatch reports a proposed federal study by the Bureau of Standards to examine safety devices for electrical machinery and high voltage transmission. The plan covers fireproofing building materials and lightning protection, with an estimated cost of 15000 dollars. Governor-elect Cox backs standardization to save lives and property nationwide.
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Victor Elliott
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Congress
Bureau
Cannon
Bureau of Mines
United States
Cox
Monopoly that makes socialists in the Northeast
The piece argues that fear of government railroads as a Sherman act motive contrasts with Western calls for state ownership. It cites Massachusetts and Rhode Island debates, notes Boston and Maine interests forecasting state takeover, and highlights Mellen Morgan influence and the New Haven line's rapid capital growth amid alleged monopoly.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Nebraska
Kansas
West
New England
William J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Edgar J. Rich
Boston and Maine Railroad
Providence
R. I
California
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Congress
New
Charles J. Glidden
Lowell
Merrimac
J. P. Morgan
Eee
Mellen
New York and New Haven Railroad
Vermont
Canada
New Haven Road
Surgical Operation A London surgeon’s dramatic brain procedure
The scene centers on Sir Felix Hillier preparing a delicate brain operation in St. Jude’s Hospital. He deftly removes bone, then rushes to handle a critical private matter involving a femme fatal and a key suspect, with tension mounting over a potential medical and personal peril.
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St. Jude’s Hospital
Felix Hillier
Harley Street
Felix
Slander and rumors clash with press integrity
The Montgomery Advertiser rebukes the Selma Journal for baseless insinuations about newspaper ownership. The piece cites past notices from Birmingham Montgomery and Mobile defending reporters as free from corporate control and calls for fair space to refute vile slander.
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Che Mobile Trem
Washington Comment
Hal Coffman
Sir Felix Hillier
Ryder Street
James
Colonel Fenton
Sir Felix
Marrie
Fenton
Lancet
Lady Hillier
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