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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1915

Page

3

Biloxi Gathers News OnWilson Visit and City Progress

Biloxians show interest in a possible visit by President Wilson and his bride to nearby Pass Christian. A steel flagstaff is erected on Lamouse Street beach. Victor Simonich patents a sanitary venting barrel cover. An army engineer may visit Biloxi and nearby towns to review weather service needs prior to January. An invitation seeks the 1916 Mississippi Teachers Association convention in Biloxi. Mary Evans returns from Frisco after managing the Mississippi building at the Panama Exposition.

Biloxi Miss Victor Simonich I. Heidenheim Seafood Company John Sharp Williams Gulf Coast Army New Orleans Secretary of War Gulfport Pascagoula Bay St. Louis Weather Bureau J. W. Apperson Teachers’ Association Mississippi State Teachers’ Association Miss Evans Frisco Mary Evans Mississippi San Francisco

Representative Fuller Sought By French Trade Commission Tour

Former U S envoy to Mexico has been chosen by the French trade commission to act as their legal representative on a U S tour to purchase American machinery. This marks Fuller’s first posed photograph.

United States Mexico French Trade Commission Fuller

Bonding Company Men Sentenced in Alabama Fraud Case

Federal Judge Henry D. Clayton sentenced R. C. Howard to two years in prison and a $2,000 fine for mail fraud connected to the Bankers' Bond and Finance Company of Montgomery. G. J. Thrasher and L. E. Aymard received eighteen months and $1,000 fines each. All appealed. The firm collapsed, leaving 81 cents in treasury and $17,000 collected from investors in Alabama.

Montgomery Ala Henry D. Clayton R. C. Howard Bankers’ Bond and Finance Company G. J. Thrasher L. E. Aymard Federal Circuit Court Bankers’ Bond and Finance Company of Treasury Alabama

New York Arrests of Teutons Reveal Widespread Plots

Police probe into a network tied to Teutonic propagandists enlarges as Koenig and his secretary Metzler face charges. Investigations span National City Bank records and allied loans, with hundreds of documents at risk. Government officials report a broad espionage ring with at least twenty agents, watched by police, state, and federal authorities. Mrs Koenig subpoenaed to testify next Monday.

Mation Police Department Fred Metzler Koenig National City Bank Wall Street Mattola Lord Germany Teutonic Scheindl Foreign Department Metzler Department of Justice Federal Grand Jury

Villa Announces Quit War and Will Lecture

The article reports Villa declaring he has quit the war and will lecture, with Mexican observers suggesting Obregon aims to keep Villa’s remnants in the field to strike later in a political move amid five years of civil conflict in Mexico.

Villa Will Obregon Carranza Mexico

Fireworks ban urged by Mobile Police Chief before Christmas

Chief Gilbert M. Van Liew announces strict enforcement of ordinances prohibiting discharge of fireworks in the cotton district bounded by Bloodgood Conception St Louis streets and the river. Firecrackers over three inches, dangerous torpedoes and toy balloons are banned, with fines up to 25 dollars. Enforcement begins before Christmas Eve and applies to moving vehicles.

Gilbert M. van Liew Bloodgood Conception St. Louis Bloodgood Street St. Louis ‘Street Mobile River Conception Street Mobile

Green Timber Seeks Work as Seasoned Job Candidate

Timber with a green hue is described as seasoned enough for employment as it actively searches for a job. The piece uses a job-seeking analogy to discuss readiness and potential for work.

Major Moraht Praises Deposed British Leader French

Berlin dispatch reports Major Moraht praising General French after his removal as commander in chief. German officers, while commending his courtesy, say French bore responsibility for dark conduct by colored detachments, faulting the English nation for lack of a comprehensive view. Lord Roberts reportedly did not admire French, who may be seen as a frank but rough strategist.

Berlin L. I Mander Moraht Lord Roberts

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