Inauguration Marching Club To Be Organized
Mobile to send a Mobile contingent to Governor Charles Henderson inauguration in Montgomery. A meeting at the St Andrew Hotel parlor on Thursday at 8 pm will organize the Marching Club, name a marshal and assistants, and plan a special train and band. Local military companies will join the parade and a special round trip rate will be announced.
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Mobile
Charles Henderson
Alabama
St. Andrew
Joseph Espalila, Jr
Henderson
Montgomery
Geron
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Wake Up and Cut Loose Mayor Declares Atlantic City Dead
Atlantic City on New Year’s Eve hopes the mayor’s proclamation will spark revival. Mayor William Riddle says the city is dead for want of amusement and diversion and calls for waking up with 250 live wire actresses 50 prize fighters and as many first class gamblers to attract money and crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
William Riddle
Itchy Pimples On Child Healed By Cuticura Treatment
A one and a half year old girl developed small red pimples on the face and limb that itched and formed pus. After scratching and irritation from clothing, a home remedy using Cuticura Soap and Ointment led to healing in three weeks. The ad promotes Cuticura products with price and a free 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura Dept. T Boston.
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Adams Bt
Mena, Ark
A. E. Kelly
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
British to Form Emergency Panel Over Gun Deafness
London reports the British government will appoint an emergency committee to study measures to prevent gun deafness among soldiers and sailors. Medical writers warn artillery noise may cause hearing loss, with some returning officers showing over fifty percent impairment. France and the United States navies have already taken preventive steps.
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Associated Press
London
Former tennis champion Leonard E Ware dies at old age
Leonard E Ware a New York broker and former tennis champion died of pneumonia at his home in Elizabeth New Jersey. While at Harvard in 1898 he helped win the national doubles championship and the intercollegiate doubles title and later secured the intercollegiate singles crown. He also was an intercollegiate doubles champion for two years and a national doubles champion in 1907.
Columbia Beats Yale Four Games To None In Chess Tourney
In New York yesterday Colubmia University defeated Yale four games to none in the opening round of the intercollegiate chess tournament. Harvard edged Princeton with a 21 2 to 11 2 score. The second round is scheduled for tomorrow.
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New York
Columbia University
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Crimson
Pinex Syrup Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts mixing 2% ounces Pinex with plain granulated sugar syrup to produce a pint of cough syrup costing about 54 cents. The formula claims relief for ordinary coughs and even whooping cough within hours, with rapid easing of dry or tight coughs and inflamed membranes.
Carmody to Discuss Thaw Case in AG Report
Former New York attorney general Thomas Carmody will address the Thaw case in the upcoming annual report to the legislature. He warns that lawyers can be criminally conspiracy to defeat justice if further attempts defy the law as interpreted by the U S Supreme Court.
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Thomas Carmody
State of
New York
Carmody
United States Supreme Court
Hunters Licenses for 1915 Ready for Distribution
Hunters licenses for 1916 are in the hands of probate judges and ready for distribution, according to game and fish commissioner John H. Wallace Jr. He urges buyers to purchase early so they can start the new year with authority as sales are expected to surge in the final days of the year.
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Montgomery
John H. Wallace, Jr
Wallace
Jury for Next Week Named in City Court
The city court schedules jurors for the week starting Monday January 4. Listed are Clarence H. Adler G Russell Ladd Benjamin F Busby Readford W Jones Robert A Smith Charles F Wagoner Edmond F Shook Warren F Moore Cyrus L Sibley John M Mcgrew Walter C Ernest Gerald E Dunklin Henry G Reiser John M Crowley Phillip Mask Gaines Burnett John L Ramsey Cadeimus S Howell Charles H Eailey Edward M Bailey William R Res Chester W Opke James Ibsen Walter Itchell Henry C Daughdrill James Olinger and others.
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Clarence H. Adler
G. Russell Ladd
Benjamin F. Busby
Readford W. Jones
Robert A. Smith
Charles F. Wagoner
Edmond F. Shook
Warren F. Moore
Cyrus L. Sibley
John M. McGrew
Walter C. Ernest
Gerald E Dunklin
Henry G. Reiser
John M. Crowley
Phillip. Mask
Gaines Burnett
John L. Ramsey
Cadeimuss
Howell
Charles H. Eailey
Edward M. Bailey
William R. Res
Chester W.opke
James
Bson
Walter Itchell
Henry C. Daughdrill
Olinger
Fu der Scheer
Wounds in Present War Harder to Treat Says Doctor
Dr. J. P. Hoguet of New York reports in the Journal of the American Medical Association that gunshot and shell wounds in World War I are harder to treat than in earlier conflicts. He notes higher infection risk from shrapnel and ricochet bullets, explains wound patterns, and cites French use of anti tetanic serum.
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New York
J. P. Hoguet
Paris
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
Hoguet
France
Rotary club hosts Newsboys Christmas feast in Mobile
About one hundred newsboys and messengers gathered in the Battle House trellis room for Mobile Rotary Club’s first annual Christmas cheer event. Leaders announced a turkey feed funded by Rotarians, with each boy paired to a Big Brother Rotarian and lively speeches by local figures and former newsies.
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Battle House
Mobile Rotary Club
Rotarians
William H. Monk, Jr
Rotary
William H. Monk, Jr. E
Oliver Powlkes
J. B. Dortch
Monaghan
Paddie Burns
Trimmin
Monk
Seale Harris
Henry Wade duBose
Dave Levi
William H. Armbrecht
Dr. Harris
Rev. DuBose
Bis
Billie” Armbrecht
Echo
Register Newsies
Joe Lenick
Pat J. Burns
Newsies
Harry T. Inge
Harry T. Hartwell
Frank W. Evans
Mobile
J. O
Tuardi
The
Register
Jake Blacker
Item
Phil Cosmirsky
Richard
Bridge over Barbour Creek to be built near Eufaula
R P Boyd will let tomorrow a contract for a steel bridge over Barbour creek near Eufaula. The project costs about 6000 dollars with half funded by the state. The article also notes Rotary Club sentiments and a parable, as well as remarks by E Oliver Fowlkes about recognizing Rotarians.
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Montgomery
R. P. Boyd
Eufaula
Barbour Creek
Willard Johnson Bout Date Still Undetermined
Promoter Jack Curley said no date or venue had been chosen for the Willard Johnson heavyweight bout. He denied a Juarez, Mexico site for March 17 but said the Mexican border town could be considered. He suggested the date likely to be March 6 or 8.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jack Curtley
Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Juarez
Mexico
Fire destroys Dannehower Co hardware in Denton
A late night blaze in Denton Texas gutted the Dannehower Company hardware store and several nearby buildings. Officials estimate the loss at about 75000 dollars. The fire occurred December 29 and caused extensive damage throughout the district.
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Denton
Tex
Dannehower Company
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