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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1914

Page

14

Annexation debate shapes Crichton fight over Mobile limits

Pillans defends city stance on annexation as Crichton residents like W B Herrin and Aubrey Boyles push for full incorporation. Opponents argue annexation must come with full city services and reciprocal taxes, while supporters stress fire and police protection and unity of nearby suburbs.

Crichton W. B. Hefore Laurendine Accord Gaerne Mobile Commis¢ Pillans Kans Ita W. B. Herrin Khton Aubrey Boyles

Three Dunn brothers vanish with bank funds

Starkville Mississippi January 31 funds from Merchants and Farmers Bank Mathiston Bank of Weir and Heidelberg Bank vanish totaling over forty thousand dollars. J B Dunn president of Mathiston and C Dunn cashier of Mathiston and another C M Dunn cashier of Weir bank are sought. Mrs Dunn wife of C M Dunn is guarded after being arrested for receiving money following insolvency. No trace of fugitives. home attached. attorney Magruder and receiver Saunders named.

Starkville Miss Merchants and Farmers Bank of Mathiston Bank of Weir Heidelberg Bank J. B. Dunn C. Dunn Bank of Mathiston C. M. Dunn Weir Bank J. E. Dunn Choctaw County Dunn Dunn's Barnesville W. W. Magruder Mathiston and Weir M. A. Saunders

Five Submarines Arrive in Galveston Harbor

Five submarine boats of the United States Navy arrived here from Key West. They are B-1, B-8, D-1, D-2 and B-3. No notice was given of their coming here and their stay or destination is not known. It is presumed they will sail to Panama or join the fleet in Mexican waters.

International News Service Galveston Tex United States Key Weat Panama Mexican

Mobile Fair of 1915 Showcases a Southern Exposition

A visitor extols Mobile 1915 fair's two hundred acre park, water basins, and dual use buildings. She highlights agriculture and dairy displays, girls canning clubs, welfare exhibits, a model farm home, naval displays, a large school and art section, and plans for a Pan American division to boost regional commerce.

Mobile Ann Kate George Hamline Grand Basin City of the Fair Association Fair Association Mogel North Denmark Martha Agricultural High Schools Country Consolidated School United States Department of Agriculture United Calliea Gardner Navy Department

U S District Court Dockets And Motions For Week

Court activity listed with two cases dismissed for want of prosecution. Several cases argued for decree on libel and referrals to referees. A busy motion docket includes Beulah A. Rockwell, Shields Agency, Nellie Wilson, and Moore et al. trials and calls, with sessions scheduled for February 3 and the present week.

U. S&s. District Court Toulmin A. W. Stewart Cybur Lumber Company Mobile Barge Company Tug Down Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company H. E. Baxter J. A. Harvey Bevill Phillips and Company R. T. Ervin Admiralty and Equity Beulah A Rockwell Southern Railway Co Beulah Rockwell Whitaker Paper Co Commercial Printing Co Shields Agency Harry Buschane J. B. Webster Mrs. I. Frederick Naylor Lumber Co American Tie and Timber Co John R. Courtright H. M. French Hedden H. H. Wefel, Jr Louisa B. Seligman Green U. Harris Jas. Gibboney Sid Berry Nellie Wilson G. M. Moore H. M. Wilson J.J. Wilson J. J.wilson G. M. Eta Vinegar Bend Lumber Co

City Court Grand Jury Starts Work

The city court grand jury for the February term will be empaneled Monday February 2 at noon by Judge O J Semmes. Eighteen jurors will be chosen from a list secured by Sheriff T T Palmer and deputies for a two week session.

O. J. Semmes T. T. Palmer David P. Alston Thomas McLachlin Charles A. Carlin Lee P. George Herman H Wefel

Millet and Candy Co Court Actions Listed for February Dates

A docket of disputes shows Tobias Millet against Rubel Candy Co and Elmer Mad nanee versus Robt. Windham. Evans Furniture Co. battles Clyde Ayers while M. C. Bidault and others face Marie Walker. Additional entries include Jacob Goldin versus Mobile Light and R. R. Gulfport er against C. B. H. Smith.

Tobias Millet Rubel Candy Co Zimmern's — Co Stonewall Ice Co Elmer Madnanee Windham Evans Furniture Co Clyde Ayers M. C. Bidault

Columbia Reenters Sallre League With Augusta Return

Columbia announces return to the South Atlantic League next season with Augusta expanding the circuit to eight clubs. Funds for liquidating claims against Columbia base ball territory and sustaining the club after opening are subscribed. Local supporters include E T Summersett M M Platt William Brooker and Vernon Brabha. President N P Corish accepted the league’s latest reentry offer.

Columbia 8. C Augusta South Atlantic League National Baseball Commission E. T. Summersett M. M. Platt William Brooker Vernon Brabha N. P. Corish

Captain Leon Schwarz Visits Texas Lodges in BI'B' Order

Captain Leon Schwarz former grand president of the Independent Order of Bnai Brith spoke in Dallas Houston San Antonio and Galveston after an extended Texas visit. He returned to Mobile on Saturday at the request of the seventh district president.

Texas Leon Schwarz The Independent Order of ‘B'nai B'rith Mobile Seventh District Schwarz Dallas Houston San Antonio Galveston

Pistol Toters In Kentucky Will Fare Badly If Caught

Louisville scene reports a Kentucky legislature bill to curb pistol toting. First conviction for carrying concealed deadly weapons leads to two years disfranchisement and fines. a second conviction brings one to five years in prison.

Kentucky

Largest gun in the world to defend the canal

The Panama Canal will be defended on the Pacific side by the largest gun in the world. A 16 inch bore cannon is at Sandy Hook proving grounds awaiting transport to the canal and will be mounted on a carriage near the Pacific entrance of the waterway.

Washington Panama Canal Pacific Sandyhook Proving Grounds

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