Miss Cornelia V. Jones Dies After Illness
Miss Cornelia V. Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Jones died Tuesday night at 10 o clock at 1153 Church Street after a short illness. She taught twelve years at Barton Academy and led a Sunday school class at Central Presbyterian church. Survived by parents three brothers Francis George and John Jones two sisters Margaret and Rose Jones and other relatives. Father now resides in Rogersville Tennessee.
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Cornelia V. Jones
George W. Jones
Church
Miss Jones
Barton Academy
Central Presbyterian Church
Francis
George
John Jones
Margaret
Rose Jones
Mr. Jones
Rogersville
Tenn
Widow Mary Matzenger Dies After Weeklong Illness
Mrs. Mary A. Matzenger widow of Henry Matzenger died Wednesday at 5 30 am at the family home on Palmetto street near Cedar after a week long illness. A Mobile native 61, she leaves two daughters Mrs F M Adolph and Mrs John A La Peahs, one sister Mrs William D Matzenger and other relatives.
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Mary A. Matzenger
Mary Matzenger
Henry Matzenger
Palmetto Street
Cedar
Mobile
F. M. Adolph
John A. la Peahs
William D. Matzenger
Rheuma advertised as quick relief for rheumatism
Van Antwerp Drug Corp markets RHEUMA with bold claims to banish rheumatism or money back. The ad promises rapid relief from pains, uric acid poisoning, and swollen joints, claiming effects on kidneys and liver and urging instant use.
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van Antwerp Drug Corp
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Promoting Kidney Health
Health warning advises keeping feet dry to prevent kidney and bladder problems and backache. Claims Foley Kidney Pills relieve kidney disorders and rheumatism without habit forming drugs. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp in Mobile Alabama.
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van Antwerp Drug Corp
Mobile
Ala
Visitor Notes Highlight City Guests From North and South
Mrs. Hammond Goodlet visits for several days staying with her father Major Sinnott. H W Cochrane and G L Cochrane from Toinette Alabama visit with their spouses at Battle House. Frank Nelson Jr of Birmingham stays ten days. Katherine Reidy of Louisville visits Mrs. William Alfred on South Bayou. M A Sproles and wife of Columbus Mississippi plan a week in the city. Mrs. D P Kenyon of Chattanooga visits her son at Ashland Place.
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City
H. T. Sinnott
H. W. Cochrane
G. L. Cochrane
Toinette, Ala
Battle House
Frank Nelson, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Katerine Reidy
Louisville, Ky
William Alfred
South Bayou Street
D. P. Kenyon
Chattanooga
Son
Ashland Place
Isle of Spice Tops Mardi Gras at Lyric
Large crowds attend Mardi Gras at the Lyric with afternoon and night shows. Stanley Felch, Herbert Carter and Miss Marguerite star in Isle of Spice the tuneful musical comedy. Three daily performances at 3 7 45 and 9 15 p m seats on sale.
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Lyric
The
Stanley Felch
Herbert Carter
Marguerite
Felch
Weber and Fields Bring Big Show to Lyric Saturday
Weber and Fields advance sale for their great show at the Lyric Saturday night proceeds well. The company plans Atlanta Nashville Memphis and Birmingham engagements this week before arriving in Mobile on a special eight car train. This is the first southern tour north of Weber and Fields with their original 100 member company. Southern papers call the tour one continuous ovation. Seats on sale all day at the Lyric.
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Weber and Fields
The
Lyric
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Final performance of The Voice of the Tempter at Orpheum
The Highley Harrington players stage the last showing of The Voice of the Tempter a pastoral drama at the Orpheum Theatre with strong attendance expected. The program also features The Girl and the Bandit a thrilling western play on subsequent nights and matinees.
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Orpheum Theatre
Highley-Harrington
Orpheum
Beautify Aged Faces With Simple Home Remedy
An old women’s magazine advertises a facial treatment using mercorized wax and ice cold cream applied nightly and washed off in the morning to peel dead skin and reveal fresher complexion. A saxolite formula promises wrinkle removal by dissolving saxolite in hazel water for a facial bath.
Crown Prince Alexis Showing Improvement
Imperial crown prince Alexis of Russia remains unable to straighten his left knee after a recent injury. A physician says the lameness will rapidly disappear. General Dumbadze, returning from Tsarkoe-Selo, notes the prince is sprightly, taller, and more muscular since last spring.
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Associated Press
Yalta
Crimea
Russia
Alexis
Dumbadze
Tsarkoe-Selo
Trial transcript reveals conflicting blood evidence over knife
In Aiken South Carolina Frederick Beach case defense plans call eight witnesses as prosecutors wrap circumstantial evidence against the New York millionaire. Testimony centers on blood traces and the wife assault with key witnesses including Dr Partridge Dr Wyman sheriff and local editors. The trial progresses with jurors likely to hear Beach’s own testimony and further forensic details.
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Aes Es Een
Aiken
8. C
Frederick ©. Beach
New York
Beach
Tyler
Howard
Holly
Woman Is Cut In Street Row At Walnut And Armistead
Annie Belle Jones was cut on Tuesday afternoon by Louis Russell during a dispute at Walnut and Armistead streets. Her injuries required removal to the city hospital. Russell fled after the assault. George W. Jones, former press room foreman at The Register and trades school instructor in Rogersville Tennessee, was summoned to Mobile by the illness of his daughter, who died Tuesday night at the family home.
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Annie Belle Jones
Louis Russell
Walnut
Armistead
Russel
George W. Jones
the Register
The
International Printing Pressmen's Union
Rogersville
Tenn
Mobile
Hie Gaughter
Orr to Tour South in Southern Cities
Joseph C. Orr secretary treasurer of the International Printing Pressman's Union arrives in Mobile Friday afternoon. He will be guest of local No. 100 at an informal reception and will deliver an address promoting the printing pressmen. He comes from Rogersville Tennessee, home trade school and headquarters of the national organization.
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Joseph C. Orr
International Printing Pressman's Union
Mobile
Orr
Larceny Suspect Harry Cox Brought to Tuscaloosa
Harry Cox alias B F Warnell was arrested on larceny charges and taken to Tuscaloosa by Deputy Sheriff Clemons after detectives Burch and Pearson detained him. A $200 reward was offered, a portion paid to police. A mobile detainee, alleged to have traveled from Selita with Cox, was released after agreeing to return.
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Harry Cox
B. F. Warnell
Burch and Pearson
Tuscaloosa
Clemmons
Cox
Mobile
Selita
Delchamps Orchard Company Incorporation
The Delchamps Orchard Company was incorporated in probate court with capital of 24000 dollars and initial business funds of 7500 dollars. All incorporators reside in Chicago Illinois and include Fred S. Smith A Baldwin and Henry G Arends.
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Delchamps. Orchard Company
Propete
Chicago
Fred S. Smith
A. Baldwin
Henry G. Arends
Secretary Card of the Chamber of Commerce Letter Brief
Secretary Card of the Chamber of Commerce has received a letter from an unidentified sender. The message appears in this brief item with no further details or context available.
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Chamber of Commerce
Searching for John S Creswell Trade Extension leader
Mrs. John S Creswell of East Chicago Indiana seeks the present address of John S Creswell who organized the Trade Extension Association in Mobile. She appeals for a prompt reply noting the welfare of her four children depends on it.
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John S. Creswell
East Chicago
Ind
Trade Extension Association
Mobile
Auction sale draws large crowds at Spira and Pincus
Large crowds attended the auction sale of the Spira and Pincus Clothing Company Monday morning with A. A. Richards presiding as auctioneer. The sale was a decided success with several thousand dollars worth of merchandise sold.
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Spira & Pincus Clothing Company
A. A. Richards
Sandersville booster Col Van Weems visits town
Col Van Weems of Sandersville Mississippi, a Mobile native, toured the city yesterday. He previously lived in Mobile and Birmingham, built a hotel at Donald Springs, later moved to Billsville before settling in Sandersville where he works in realty and remains a booster for Mobile.
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Col
van Weems
Sandersville
Miss
Mobile
Colonel Weems
Birmingham
Donald Springs
Billsville
Lumber man from Sandersville impressed by Gulf City visit
G. W. Davis of Sandersville, Mississippi, a lumber supplier, spent two days in Mobile and praised the Gulf City. He noted that recent heavy rains and flooding hinder the lumber trade and will cause operators in his region to need substantial time to recover.
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G. W. Davis
Sandersville
Miss
Mobile
Gulf City
Fines Assessed In Inferior Court For Fighting
Jeff Meyers and Genie Johnson were arrested Tuesday night by Deputy Sheriff Dennis Lynch on fighting charges. They appeared before Judge Henry Chamberlain in the inferior court Wednesday morning and were fined the limit, one hundred dollars.
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Jeff Meyers
Genie Johnson
Dennis Lynch
Henry Chamberlain
Vagrancy Fines Imposed in Local Court
Mary Banes was fined 100 dollars or thirty days for vagrancy after repeated reform efforts by sheriff’s officers. William Mansfield and Emanuel Faber received one dollar or ten days each, while Lula Knowles faced 51 dollars or thirty days on the same charge.
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Mary Banes
Sheriff's Office
William Mansfield
Emanuel Faber
Lula Knowles
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