Isn’t It Time To Call A Halt
A Mobile newspaper urges stopping a damaging anti transportation campaign aimed at the Interstate Commerce Commission. It blasts coverage claiming 10,000 discriminatory cotton rates and attacks on Mobile leaders, arguing such publicity harms Mobile’s business and port development. The piece champions cooperation and warns further hostilities will chase away investors and tourists.
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Te Joint Committee
Mobile
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Png
Mobi
Interte Commerce Commission
Washington
Joint Cotton Committee
R. G. Cobb
Joint Iron Committee
Peshinarion
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Central of Georgia
Southern Railway
State Harbor Commission
R. V. Taylor
Rich
Crawford
Blair
Beecua
Mobile and Ohio Road
J. C. Rich
K. C
George Gordon Crawford
Frank Blair
Taylor
Mobile and
Obijio
James Farrell
George Gordon
Birmingham
Congressman Oliver Proves Faithful Representation for Alabama
The Sixth District representative Oliver is praised for backing Alabama interests in Mobile and across the state. He assisted securing navy use of Alabama coal and advocated testing Birmingham mine output for naval ships at Mobile, arguing it reduces costs. The author credits these actions as vital to Mobile and Alabama.
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Oliver
Alabama
George Taylor
Congress
Oscar L. Gray
Mobile
Birmingham
Stars brighter than twentieth magnitude estimated at 219 million
A Chapman hna Melotte estimate places about 219 million stars brighter than the twentieth magnitude. The remark questions the accuracy of such figures and jokes about a fall on concrete sidewalk as a wager.
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Chapman Hna Melotte
Battle House welcomes winter visitors and many travelers
The Mobile scene lists W H Wilson and wife Dunfield Ohio W H Sheridan and wife Brooklyn N Y among winter guests at the Battle House. Visitors include Fred Watson and wife Mount Vernon Ill at the Cawthon for several days. Numerous businessmen and travelers from across Alabama Mississippi and beyond are noted at hotels and on journeys.
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W. H. Wilson
Dunfield
Ohio
W. H. Sheridan
Brooklyn, N. Y
The
Battle House
Fred Watson
Mount Mil
Mobile
Cawthon
Birmingham
Ala
C. Hexon
Hexon
N. R. Morris
J. R. Noell
Baltimore
F. Cc. O. Brown
Nashville
Tenn
W. P. Holt
Lebanon
Ill
O. W. Hougey
Chicago
W. C. Rogan
Montgomery
C. T. Buchanan
O. C. Parker
New Decatur
J. A. Munn
Bay Minette
A. A. Marx
New Orleans
G. M. Clark
Wife
Rockford, Ill
C. C. Campbell
Selma
F. B. Wilhite
E. F. Griffin
Leon C. Palmer
D. Winn
J. N. Houston
Johnson
Memphis
J. B. Erwin
J. H. Coyle
J. Hogle
J. E. Telford
W. H. Craig
Atlanta
D. E. Campbell
St. Paul
Minch
Charles L. Bethege
Brooklyn
N. Y
H. Watson
Tampa
Fla
F. W. Bloom
Vincennes
Ind
J. F. Ford
Helen Felsenheld
Hattie Hyde
Aurora
A. EF. Hadley
Wilcox
Sask
W. A. Roberts
John Murphy
Pittsburgh
Ben McCann
Great Eldorado
Kan
EF. P. Strong
FE. T. Johnson
Pensacola
J. C. Baxter
W. M. Hayes
Richmond
E. C. Ballentine
A. Sheehan
Charles Medencon
M. B. Palmer
C. H. Willett
C. M. Smith
J. R. Cohn
Paul B. Ray
J. J. Alvery
J. D. Gray
J. T. Wilson
Tensaw
George H. Wyquist
J. R. Hammerhouse
H. D. Rogers
Boston
Mass
A. J. Lovell
Petersburg
H. L. Brueck
W. S Boone
Jackson
Miss
J. W. Williamson
Henry
Columbus
R._E. Perry
P. L. Carroll
St. Louis
D. F. Riser
Cumberland
V. Williams
R. M. McElsworth
Red Bud
R.L. Platt
San Francisco
Cal
A. C. Holly
Louisville
G. G. Boland
L. E. Nevison
Rock Creek
Savage
J. C. Sieger
J. T. Harvard
Mississippi
H. L
R. L. Bailey
Fairford
St. Andrew
E. D. Parrish
F. Kintner
S. Wolverton
E. Lotoun
James McCure
J.E. Clark
W. A. Carter
Lynchburg
W. G. Forehand
R. C. Avent
Avent
C. J. Shelton
Kansas City
H. Esserman
D. H. Turner
Benmore
N. Williams
New York City
P. K. Lutken
Laurel
EF. Geleheed
Newark
N. J
C. H. Roman
Efidne Ohio
Karl Endahl
Til
J. Woodyard
Texas
R. W. Fagan
Waynesboro
H. M. Simms
M. Blackburn
G. T. Lopez
Loner
A. W. Priest
Appleton
Wis
B. C. O'Daniel
Leakesville
L. H. White
W. Ll. Meeker
Windsor
G. M
J. A. Gray
Garrett
C. W. Robbins
Grand Bay
E. L. Leasman
Boscobel
J. S. Steiner
Reliance
P. A. Mason
Manila
A. G. Daney
Zanesville
W. R. Whcever
McComb
J. A. Myers
Philadelphia
F. Bourgh
Ocean Springs
H. E. Martiny
R. F. Dawkins
Delchamps
John Smith
Slayings Spark Hunt Near North Bend Mississippi
Fred Daniel and his brother in law George Fulton were shot at North Bend near Philadelphia Mississippi while seeking stolen cattle. The attackers, two African Americans, are pursued by a mob of several hundred farmers and feared for further violence as a sheriff's posse heads to the scene.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Fred Daniel
George Fulton
North Bend
Daniel
Fulton
Southern Railway December 1915 Operations Compared
Comptroller A H Plant released figures showing Southern Railway December 1915 gross revenue at 6 198 970 up 914 722 or 17 31 percent from 1914 and down 404 222 or 6 12 percent from 1913. December 1915 operating expenses taxes and uncollectible railway revenues totaled 4 020 430 up 64 186 or 1 59 percent from 1914.
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Washington
Southern Railway
A.H. Plant
Unlucky and lucky stars shape events in 1916 forecasts
A 1916 daily horoscope notes Mars adverse and Mercury friendly with Saturn slightly inimical. It foresees public discontent in legislature and parties, reforms in motion picture management, rising leaders, and potential fires. warns journalists, merchants, lawyers, and bankers to heed caution. Romance, weddings, and business gains are foretold for some.
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Mars
Mercury
Saturn
Jupiter
United States
Wilson
Railway Revenue Trends for 1915 Compared to Earlier Years
The report shows 1915 gross revenue at 34,376,793, up 4.92 percent from 1914 but down 7.04 percent from 1913. Collectible railway revenues total 24,117,4038 with a 6.60 percent drop from 1914 and a 10.25 percent drop from 1913. The six month figures mirror these shifts with a 10.97 percent decrease from 1918 in net results and a 1,611,217 year over year rise from 1914.
Nelson Wolgast set rematch announced in Appleton
Battling Nelson and Ad Wolgast signed to box at Appleton Wisconsin on February 22, marking the sixth anniversary of Wolgast's knockout of Nelson for the lightweight title.
Woman credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health
Mrs Peter Marco of North Oxford Mass describes long sleepless nights and weakness from sleeplessness indigestion and nerves. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved health and a baby boy. The ad urges other women to seek free advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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North Oxford
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Detroit, Mich
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Lancaster, Pa
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