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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1915

Page

7

Alabama battles over excise commissions in temperance bill

Montgomery February 1. State legislators debate Dr. Tarrant of Jefferson abolishing all excise commissions before Fuller and Carmichael bills take effect July 1, 1915. Opponents warn the move could halt supervision, allowing illicit liquor sales and loss of revenue when reforms delay.

Montgomery Ala House Tarrant Jefferson Fuller Carmichael Senate Temperance Committee Ol ‘Tom Judge Jefferson County Excise Commission City Commissioners of Birmingham Commissioners of

Notice on Office Receipt at Conae

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a notice about receipt at an office. Details are unreadable but reference to a local office and official action.

Germany Elated Over Destruction of British Trade

German newspapers hail submarine raids in British waters as a turning point in the war. They praise U-21’s long-range operations and predict crippling effects on British commerce and victuals supply, with experts noting a broader theater of action and the potential impact on Britain’s liner services.

Associated Press Berlin Amsterdam London Tages Zeitung Persius Channel England Great Britain von Tirpitz

Wheat jumps over five cents in Chicago market

Wheat prices surged on February 11 with May delivery at 1.54 to 1.56 per bushel amid record war price levels. Italy and Sweden removing grain duties spurred gains, while US visible supply expectations lagged. Profit-taking capped a nervous close with May at 1.56 1 4.

Associated Press Chicago Liverpool United States Italy Sweden

Deaths and Funerals Listings Include Koral and Myer

Mire Johanna E Koral wife of William J Koral long illness death 3 15 am native of New Orleans 35 survived by husband two brothers Gus Knopf Mobile William and others funeral 67 South Houston street Monday 10 am interment Pine Crest Alexis L Myer funeral from 602 Church Street 10 am Rabbi Alfred G Moses officiating buried Hebrew cemetery flowers sent by Leon Schwats Dr L Jonas

Mire Johanna E. Koral William J. Koral New Orleans Gus Knopf Mobile William South Houston Street Pine Crest Alexis L. Myer Alexis Myer Church Street Alfred G. Moses Hebrew Cemetery Leon Schwats Dr. L Jonas

Inferior Court Fines Inmate Pair For Gaming Offense

In the inferior criminal court on Monday Bill Dawsop Bull Diton Wes ay cleigen and another man were fined one dollar and court costs. Edna Brown and Ger trude Sliver were fined for public drunkenness with jail time in Bere. idqji Bell faced abusive conduct charges.

Bill Dawsop Bull Diton Wes Ay Cleigen Ger Edna Brown Gertrude Sliver Bere Jai Idqji Bell

Aberdeen street battle leaves one dead and four injured

In Commerce street Aberdeen Mississippi a pistol duel left George Nichols dead and four others wounded including Riley Honea Ernest Brewer Lamar and Lowery Brewer. The Brewer brothers surrendered to the sheriff and await a preliminary trial in circuit court.

Aberdeen Miss Threes Brothers Commerce Street George Nichols Riley Honea Lowery Ernest Lamar Brewer Brewer Cooper City Paul Nichols Nichels Jane Nichols Monroe Banking and Trust Company Ernest Brewer Lamar Seudhers George Brewer

Pistol Brawl Ended Myrtle Social Club Dance in New Orleans

A free for all at the Myrtle Social Club’s Washington Artillery Hall left Jack Whitaker bleeding after a stray pistol shot fired during the dance. Whitaker held a pistol and was taken in after resisting cops. An uninvited guest, J S Baner of 1047 Gobenamae street, was seized by officers. Whitaker, of 3218 Chestnut Street, said he took the weapon from a gang member.

New Orleans Jack Whitaker Myrtle Washington Artillery Hall Whitaker Hée Artillery Battalion Myrtle Conan J. S. sBaner Gocenamae Street Chestnut Street

Court briefs note dismissals and trials in multiple cases

In the circuit court before noon Monday Judge Samuel B. Browne presided. John Cieutat versus Mary Rosa Tremer was dismissed without prejudice. Ronald L. May versus Emma E. May set for February 9. Harry Merritt versus Crichton Lumber Co. proceeded to jury with verdict for the plaintiff. Lane Lumber Co. versus Chicago Gut Luther Co. remained on trial.

Circuit Court Samuel B. Browne Harry Merritt Crichton Latmber Co Lane . Lumber Co Chicago Gut Luther Co

Broadwell vs. W Imms Court Action Updates

In Equity Court Judge Law Side-Saffola Berney, a Monday session dealt with a motion to set aside a non-suit in Broadwell versus W Imms, which was refused. Proceedings also covered stay petitions by a party identified as and Co., with the outcome to stay pro refused.

Aw and Equity Court Saffola Berney Broadwell W. Imms Red Waligan Soens and Co

New Orleans Cotton Prices Edge Higher After Strong Cables

In New Orleans on February 1, early cotton trading showed a loss of one to two points with light activity and a heavy tone. Improved overseas cables spurred buying, lifting values about five points from Saturday's close. Futures closed steady while spot cotton remained unchanged with pending sales and varying Open High Low and Close figures across March May July October and December contracts.

New Orleans

Liverpool Cotton Opens Steady Despite Narrow Advance

New York cotton market opens with modest early gains and a small decline as traders note light Southern selling. Private cables cite absence of Southern pressure, steady royal futures finish with modest gains across March July October and December contracts.

New York Liverpool Royal Cotton MAO Oaks

Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Totals

Liverpool February 1 Cottons steady with Good Middling at 6.38 Middling 5.01 Low Middling 4.58. Sales 6 000 bales with 800 bales speculative and export. Receipts 26 119. Futures steady May 4.88 July August 4.96 August 4.99 October November 5.06 12 January February 5.21 12.

Liverpool

Wall Street Highlights United States Steel and Sears-Roebuck

NEW YORK February 1 United States Steel and Sears Roebuck were features of interest in today’s early stock market session. Steel traded 760 shares fell to a new low around 38 to 40 while Sears Roebuck rose to 209 1 2 in light of its fifty percent stock dividend.

New Yori United States Steel Sears-Roebuck Steel Union Pacific Southern Pacific St. Paul Atchison Amalgamated Reading Amalgamated Copper American Agriculural American Can American Car & Fady American Cotton Ol American Smelting American Sugar American ‘Tel. & Tel Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chi, Mil T & Myers Bid. Co Mexican Petroleum Kans Texas New York Central Nw, Y Norfolk &W

Grain prices reported in Chicago market notes

Chicago wholesale prices for Wheat No 2 red and No 2 hard range from 154 158 with Rye No 3 at 127 1 2 and Barley at 80 90. Timothy and clover prices listed alongside pork and other feed grains with miscellaneous quotes.

Chicago

Whistler Reopens Shops and Time Change Noted

The Whistler shops resume standard time with 271 workers starting the first and third weeks of February 1915. Local updates include Mr. Leroy Finnegan's return from a Western trip and community notices about residents and a Jolly Maskers dance committee at Odd Fellows hall on February 12, 1915.

Leroy Finnegan D. P. Moore Fifth Street Whistler Rawls Place Whistler Road Filer S A Blue Rock Ee Butterfield Landing Tom River Jolly Maskers Odd Fellows’ Hall T. EL. Crabtoes Misees Josie Goda Nelle Godard Alfie Mathews Alice Crabtree Belle Balentine Katie Hall Michel Dyas Hales McAndrewa Mensaré Benjamin Gaston Preston Laws

Naval Stores Today in Savannah Reports Mixed Rosin Prices

Savannah market summary shows a firm in the naval stores trade with receipts of 40 casks and 4K sales. Dull rosin quotations listed with B D B H at 3.28, 3.90, 8.00 and M at 4267, with wide ranges including 5.10 and 5.80 for WW types.

Savannah Rosin Dull

Mora N McNAMARA Leads Six Day Bleyote Race Field

The article lists race standings with Morales Walker Root Androbach Plercy Carmoh and Walthour Bedell among lead runners covering 1 566 miles eight laps. A marriage license was issued Sunday in probate court to Byars skating rink manager at Jackson Mississippi to wed Neille Bly Phillipe of the city. YMCA Physical Director A B Marriott and Mrs Marriott visited New Orleans Sunday.

Mora N-Mcnamara Saiene Walker-Root Androbach-Plercy Corry-Carmoh Walthour-Bedell Byars JacKeon Miss Neille Bly Phillipe A. B. Marriott Mrs. Marriott New Orleans

City Bank Company stockholders meeting notice

The board of directors calls a stockholders meeting at 11 o clock to consider increasing capital from 500000 to 700000 and to discuss transforming City Bank Trust Company into a National, plus related matters. Also notice of a 1916 act altering Mobile Alabama corporate limits with detailed boundary descriptions.

Mobile and Ohio Railroad Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Soefice Gulf Terminal Station Mobile Ala W. Mackintosh Secret Mobile City Bank Company Saale City Bank “Trust Company I ‘Hosta Alamo Legislative of Alabama Three Mile Creek Iach River Gald River Point Wee Boundary Township Government Free and Soul Government Crete Monument Government Street Mary's Lane

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