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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1915

Page

6

Railroads and the unemployed call for government-led rebuilding

B F Yoakum outlines arguments against government ownership of railroads and urges new rail construction to relieve unemployment, spur farm settlement, and unlock undeveloped lands. He cites food shortages, halted railroad work since 1912, and the need for cheap money to restart expansion and create jobs through 180 thousand miles of new lines and related industries.

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Adams Reports Ford Car Sales and Branch Plans

The Adams Machinery & Manufacturing Company reports Ford car sales for the past week listing buyers in Jackson Alabama Pascagoula Mississippi and Waynesboro Mississippi including roadsters touring cars and a branch is to open this month at Bay Minette Alabama to cover Baldwin and nearby counties with A R Kinzer in charge.

Adams Machinery & Manufacturing Company Joseph Sladen Jackson Ala W. G. McGowan Overstreet Pascagoula Migs J. C. Rush Waynesboro Miss Bay Minette Ford Baldwin A.R., Kinzer Adams Company

Police Report for January Shows 640 Arrests by City

Public release by Chief of Police W. Crewshay states January saw 640 arrests. Of these 283 were white and 357 colored. white individuals included 275 white men and eight white women, colored individuals 828 men and twenty nine women. Discharges totaled 96 white and 98 colored.

W. Crewshay

Ross Dismissed for Want of Evidence in Mobile

J Alfred Ross of Buffalo president of General Utilities Company came to Mobile to promote cement properties at St Stephens Alabama. He was arrested as a dangerous and suspicious character on a Battle House management complaint and was dismissed at the police court on Saturday afternoon for the want of violence.

J. Alfred Ross Buffalo N. Y General Utilities Company Mobile St. Stephens Ala Battle House

Woman Hurt by Auto Near Cedar Point Road

Police reports a Saturday auto accident four miles from the city on Cedar Point road left Helen Carson of Cedar and St Michael streets badly hurt and unconscious. The car was nearly wrecked and an unknown white man drove it.

Helen Carson Cedar and St. Michael Streets Cédar Point Road

Herrman Re-Elected Chairman of National Baseball Commission

August Herr man was re-elected chairman of the National Baseball Commission at a Cincinnati meeting. The rest of the session reportedly covered routine matters. The piece also notes opinions on government policy relating to employment and industrial support, signaling broader economic commentary.

Cincinnati Herrman National Baseball Commission

Tobacco Habit Easily Conquered

A New Yorker with wide experience claims a book shows snuff habit can be banished in three days with delightful benefit. Edward Wooda of New York says nicotine leaves the system and reports calmness tranquil sleep clear eyes normal appetite good digestion and increased efficiency.

Edward Wooda Station E New York

DeBrière’s Cafe Serves Notable Shoestring Menu

A fragment notes DeBrières Cafe at 12 South Main offering a distinctive shoe bag style item as part of its menu. The brief text hints at a local eatery feature though details are muddled.

Mardi Gras Proclamation Issued By Chief Crenshaw

Chief of Police F. W. Crenshaw issues rules for Mardi Gras effective Sunday February 14. Prohibitions include confetti ticklers and nuisances, throwing flour or soot, and parade street restrictions for all vehicles. Violators face arrest and court. mystic societies protest interference.

F. W. Crenshaw

Probate Judge Divides Liquor License Money

Judge Price Williams allocates liquor license funds paid by retailers wholesalers hotels clubs and breweries. County and city receive 40024.40 each and the state 20012.20 totaling 100000 after deductions for excise commissioners salaries and the probate judge fee.

Price Williams City

Corn Mad Get S TI Sparks Quick Corn Removal

An ad style claim describes two drops of GETS TI as shrinking a hard corn until it falls away. The passage uses sensational language and a simple comparison to removing a hat. It emphasizes ease and immediate effect.

Maritime Movements and River Traffic Report

The John Quill from Selma and Montgomery docked at the stave yards to discharge two barges of slaves then moved to municipal docks to depart at 10 PM. The Honduran steamer Bodo arrived from Puerto Cortez with bananas. The Coniscliffe sailed with lumber to Cuban ports and the Mathilde headed for foreign ports. An advertisement promotes Natona tablets for female complaints.

Staves Cross John Quill Alabama River Packet Selma Montgom Bodo Chamelecon Steamship Company

Tennessee Coal and Iron aims to ship via Mobile port

George Gordon Crawford president of Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company tours the Mobile area to inspect river routes to Birmingham and the gulf. He signals plans to cut river shipments of iron and steel to Mobile and the gulf, using new docks if cotton shipments rise, promising big savings and higher profits while reducing Birmingham to Mobile freight.

Mobile George Gordon Crawford Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company Es Gan Ealire Inghamn Warriorers Joe Os Pratt Crawford Tennessee Coal,t and Railroad Company Birmingham Gulf Warrior River Tennessee, Coal, Tron and Railroad Co Steel Corporation Warrior

Goodyear Promises Best Value with Low Margin Strategy

The policy centers on maintaining a slim profit margin to offer the lowest cost per mile. Goodyear Fortified Tires undersell rival offers, claim fewer tire troubles, and strive for consistent performance regardless of price cuts. The rhetoric positions Goodyear as the world’s top selling tire brand.

Goodyear

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. F. Yoakum OF Directors ST. Louis SAN Francisco Railroad Republican Club OF Bauer Dave S. Bauer Southern Pacific Co New Orleans Louisiana Texas Superior Exposition California C. M. Evans Brown-Marx Union Savings Bank North Royal Street Gulf Coast P . ©. Lundquist Griffing Bros Grand Bay Lundquist Bert Thorn Mboile ADAMS Ford Automobiles Ross MR. Herrman Maters DeBriere Debriere’s Hillman Taxi Service Company, Inc Maritime Matters and River News Gordon Crawford Anyane THE Goodyear Tire & Rubber CO Akron Ohio Mobile Auto CO Guy Hartwell St. Joseph Street Lumber
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