Mobile Ministers Honor Dr Hines With Farewell Lunch
The Rev Dr Hines retiring son of the Dauphin Way Baptist arch is honored by a luncheon hosted by Dr J W Phillips at Cawthon iy afternoon. Pastors present included Agus yscins ay f and others such as J M we Blanding Vaughan J Munro J E Barfnes H W P Wilks and D W Bos h. The gathering mixed joy and sadness as friends bid farewell.
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Hines
Dauphin Way Baptist Arch
City
First Baptist Church
Cawthon
J. M. We Blanding Vaughan
J. E. Barfnes
H. W.P. Wilks
D. W. Bosh
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Endorsed by Druggist in Ashburnham
William N. Wood of Ashburnham Massachusetts testifies under oath in August 1909 that Kilmer’s Swamp Root has sold well for twenty years and satisfies customers for kidney and bladder troubles. The statement is notarized by Walton B. Whitney noting the authenticity of the testimony.
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Kilmer
William N. Wood
Ashburnham
Mass
Walton B. Whitney
Sample Bottle Offer From Kilmer Company Ad
Letter to Dr. Kilmer & Co. promotes Swamp Root with a sample bottle for ten cents and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. The Mobile Daily Item is referenced. Fifty cent and one dollar sizes are sold at all drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Mobile Daily Item
Fight on downtown corner ends with two arrests
After a street brawl at St Francis and Royal streets about 3:30 pm Monday, W. W. Thompson of 707 Savannah Street and R. K. Goubil of upper Dauphin Street were charged with disorderly conduct. Thompson suffered a cut above the left eye, Goubil had facial bruises. Officer Chander made the arrests. dispute stemmed from a contract dispute.
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St. Francis and
Royal Streets
W. W. Thompson
Savannah Street
R. K. Goubil
Upper Dauphin Street
Chandier
Thompson
Goubil
Departure of Dr Hines From Local Baptist Church
The town notes the resignation of Dr Hines as minister in charge of Baptist churches here. In a weekly Y M C A conference Rev D W Bos dell praised his work on social campaigns and church plans. Hines will soon move to Opelika to lead the First Baptist Church there.
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D. W. Bosdell
Hines
Opelika
First’ Baptist Church
Fire department extinguishes roof fire at St Anthony Street dwelling
The fire department answered 2 car box 52 at 5 26 p m Monday and extinguished a small fire in the roof of the one story frame dwelling at 653 St Anthony street. The owner is Mr Schwarz and the occupant is J Zucker man. The blaze was caused by a defective flue and slight damage resulted.
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St. Anthony Street
Mr. Schwarz
J. Zuckerman
Record Cotton Exports Hit High Mark This Week
New Orleans reports 155 647 bales shipped Monday, with receipts at 665 249 bales. Foreign shipments reach 136 493 bales as February export forecasts rise toward 1 500 000 bales. Galveston and Texas City export 109 000 bales yesterday as ships press into cotton trade.
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New Orleans
Rotterdam
Galveston
Texas
Texas City
Savannah January Cotton Exports Reach 247650 Bales
Customs officials announced that 247650 bales of cotton left Savannah in January for foreign ports. The staple was valued at about 7000000 dollars.
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Savannah
Pool Room Owner Charged For Open After Hours
Murphy, proprietor of a pool room at Dunham and Texas streets, was arrested Sunday at 12:30 AM. He pled guilty in recorder's court and received a $10 fine or 20 days in jail acted as alternative. An appeal was taken with bond set at $100.
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Peel
Murphy
Dunham
Texas Streets
Recorder’s Court
Welcome Carnival Lights to Greet Mobile Mardi Gras
Carnival planners in Mobile push bright Welcome signs across Royal Street and a second long beacon across the town. The effort includes other street decorations, a livestock parade float, a band, and a large two mile running race by the Y M C A with medals. A bugler squad from the Winona will head the Felix parade escort.
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Mobile
Ent
Royal
Royal Street
Cement Street
Carnival Association
Cawthon Hotel
Jacobson
Bien Square
Harry T. Hartwell
Alabama
Assoc
G. Card
Chamber of Erce
Elmer R. Sly
Creola
Stock Farm
Gulf Coast Home Products Show
Alba
Sayaa
Gorman
Barkoot Carnival Company
McAtee
Sodst
Wilson
Hero
Harrington
Marriott
Government
Conception Streets
Government Street
Dauphin
Broad
Stockholm
Sweden
West
Winona
Jesus Carranza and Son Executed Reported by Telegraph
In Laredo Texas on February 2 a telegram to the widow of General Carranza reports that Jesus Carranza his son Abelardo and Ignacio Perardi a staff member were executed by General Stantibanez the former Constitutionalist general who defected to Zapata according to the message from Vera Cruz at the first chief.
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Laredo
Tex
Jesus Carranza
Abelardo
Ignacio Perardi
Stantibanez
Zapata
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Weather notes show low pressure systems across regions
A Sunday low barometer area moved toward the lower Ohio valley causing winds and precipitation in the eastern half of the United States. another Pacific coast system brings precipitation and high temperatures. River outlooks project the Black Warrior to fall Wednesday Tombigbee to rise over the next two days and the Alabama River to rise to about 35 feet by Friday night.
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Mobile
Ohio Valley
Ter
United States
Pacific Coast
Albert Ashenberge
Shippers
Selma
C A C Auditors to Meet M O Office Five Tonight
The last C A C basketball team faces the M O auditors Tuesday at 7 45 p m on the M O court. Manager Joe Rehm says every man is in good form as they seek another victory to extend their winning streak with Tom Soost refereeing a fast clean game.
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Joe Rehm
Coor
Gaines
Rayford
Reasonover
Williams
West Eab
Metzger
Miller
Royal Theatre to Screen It's a Long Way to Tipperary
Carlyle Blackwell stars in a two film bill at the Royal Theatre with reviews praising his performance in The Last Chapter and Man Who Could Lose. The program features Rosemary Theby Brinsley Men in two reels and a feature on The Servants in the House, plus comedy The Butcher's Bride drawing crowds.
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Carlyle Blackwell
Royal Theatre
Tipperary
ROYAL
Paddy
New York
France
Belgium
Kalem Company
Richard Harding Davis
Mr. Power
America
Morrow
Rosemary Theby
Brinsley
the Crescent
Empire Theatre Engage The Golden Tenor For Week
Arrangement made with G Elsworth Waymer known as The Golden Tenor to sing between acts at the Empire Theatre starting this afternoon. He will perform through the week introducing latest song hits as Southern representative of Buck and Lowney. Tonight's selection is My Skylark Love a Barcarolle that has become a hit.
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Empire
G. Elsworth Aymer
Empire Theatre
Mr. Waymer
Buck & Lowney
St. Louis
Aristocracy at Crescent Theatre stars in Tyrol Power showing
The Crescent Theatre presents Aristocracy starring Vrahman, with Bronson Howard's seven scenes featured in the Tyrol Power program. Audience is invited to enjoy the vaudeville style revival and notable cast.
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Crescent
Bronson Howard
Créscent Theatre
Tyrol Power
Star. Ja
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