Carnival plans outlined for Mobile event week
The article details a Mobile carnival with a Castine gunboat float, naval interest, a King’s parade, governor invitations, and a $2 train package from Montgomery. It notes a royal yacht visit, key ceremony in Ville Square, and entertainment by the Sparkout Carnival Company with multiple performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawthon
Wilson
Mon Rier
Kew
Gon
Iherwood Threemiindy
Castine
West
Penacola
Mobile
Florida City
Anderson
Louisville
Nashville
Montgomery
Mole
Elix
Pillans
Ville Square
MccAtee
Music Committee
Sparkout Carnival Company
North
Stoseph Street
Satur
Barkoot
Barkoot Band
Irty
Mor Angelo Mummolo
Burglar Left Nitro Glycerine at Weinacker Store
Detectives and officers continue work on Sunday January 31 and February 6 burglaries with little clue. At Weinacker on Government and Catherine streets a steel filing cabinet safe was torn apart. burglars, likely amateurs, left nitro glycerine in the shop with a bottle that could cause harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinackerthere
Cathern
Savannah whisky market quotes and receipts report
Turpene firm buys 121 casks and 744 barrels with receipts. Prices listed include B 38.05, D 3.07 1-2, E 3.10, G ig 17 122, 13.20, 13.20, E 3.40, M 4.00, TN 5.00, WG 5.40, WW 5.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Turpenne
Fey
Hot Biscuits for Teak Stomachs Spreading Ban Lifted
Thousands in the South resume hot biscuits and frying pan foods once banned as harmful. Vitalitas claims to change pepper stomach habits and restore appetite. Birmingham resident J F Holder touts relief after years of vomiting when eating.
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Vitalitas
J. F. Holder
24Th St. BS
Birmingham
Vitali
Nature
Sutton’s
Cash Balance Focused on Central Home Purchase Opportunity
A five hundred dollar cash balance is pledged for a timely purchase of a centrally located house in the paved district. The seller notes a chance to secure the opportunity by contacting L. and N. at once.
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Peace
L. & N. Call
Tuesday's Closing Markets Report
The page lists closing market figures including cotton grades good ordinary and good middling with weights and receipts for the day and exports since August 1. Consolidated stock and port receipts for U S ports over the period are provided, noting totals for the day and year-to-date figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaves
U. S
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens With Mild Fluctuation
First trades show cautious dealing with early declines followed by a quick recovery. By midmorning the market steadied near yesterday’s close and spot cotton remained unchanged at middling 83 16, with 2,575 bales to arrive and sales on the spot. The session closed steady, 1 point down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton futures open barely steady with light selling
New York prices opened 1 to 6 points lower amid foreign and local selling but found support from covering and trade interest in October. Prices moved back toward the prior night close and the market finished steady for the session with gains near late-carry contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Comets
Canadian Pacific Advances After Dividend Declared
New York stocks saw a two point rise in Canadian Pacific following yesterday's regular dividend announcement. United States Steel Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific edged up slightly while Reading and Southern Pacific slipped fractionally. National Lead led the specialties with a two point gain, Federal Mining preferred fell. Trading grew more active with a strong undertone as the half hour ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canadian Pacific
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Union’ Pacific
Reading
Southern Pacific
Federal Mining
Priest and Woman Servant Slain in New Britain Parish
The Rev. Josephi Zebris pastor of St Andrews Lithuanian Catholic church and his housekeeper Miss Eva Gillman were found dead in the rectory. The priest was shot. the woman strangled and shot in the wrist. Police cite parish troubles as a possible motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoiated Press
New Britain
Conn
Josephi Zebris
St. Andrews Lithuanian Catholic Church
Eva Gillman
Norman B. Ream Dies Noted Financier at 70
Norman B. Ream, financier and director in railroads banks and industrial firms, died today after an intestinal operation. He was in his seventies and valued at 50 to 75 million dollars in the financial district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Norman B. Ream
Ream
Requiem Mass for Rev. Henry O Grady at St Matthew’s
A requiem mass will be held at St Matthews Church Wednesday morning for Rev Henry O Grady dean of the North Alabama diocese and pioneer of Southern Missions. Parishioners are urged by Father Dunne to attend at 7 20 a m with confessions heard before.
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St. Matthews Church
Henry O’grady
North Alabama
Southern Missions of
Alabama
St. Matthews
Father Dunne
Boy Sentenced to 60 Days for Stealing Nails
Edie Pace, a 19 year old white male, jailed after a muttimus from Justice DeLong's court charged him with stealing a quantity of nails. Pace alleged he bought the nails from a person described as a negro.
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Boy
Edie Pace
Funeday
Jefferies
Justice of the DeLong’s Court
Pace
Citizens' Committee on Unemployed Meets at Noon
The Citizens' Committee on Unemployed held a noon meeting in the Rev Very C Tucker building chaired by Tucker to hear reports on progress and unemployment concerns from about half a dozen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee ON
Very
C. Tucker
Vaccination urged after smallpox threat to Mobile
Mobile health officials warn of smallpox risk from Mexico and in Tennessee outbreaks. Dr. Mohr urges vaccination for all unvaccinated residents, especially children, with free clinic access for indigents. January deaths include 52 whites and 65 blacks. anti mosquito work slowed by rains.
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Mobile
Mexico
Charles A. Mohr
Persgons
Board of Health
T. K. Jackson Elected to Bank Board of Mobile
The Bank of Mobile board elected Theo. K. Jackson to membership during a Tuesday noon meeting. Jackson serves as president and general manager of Mobile Electric Company and as president of the Mobile Baseball Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Mobile
Theo. K. Jackson
Jackson
Mobile Electric Company
Mobile Baseball Association
Baldwin County Moonshiner Bound Over for Grand Jury
John Falk of Lottie Baldwin County was bound over to await action by the federal grand jury after being charged with operating an illicit still. Deputy U S Marshal DD. wee led the arrest and the case was sent before United States Commissioner Jere Austin on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Falk
Lottie
Baldwin County
Arioi
United States
Jere Austin
Falk
Grand Jury
United Star
DD. Wee
Prominent Men Seek Natural Poise and Health Restoratives
Reading fragments discuss a general aim to maintain poise and equilibrium. Mentions a source of health benefits and the appeal of restorat ing drugs though text is garbled. References to men seeking natural acts and enduring well being as key themes.
Luncheon Served For Night School Boys
Working boys who attend the Y M C A night school were given a soup and bread supper by the night school committee. Educational secretary F O Immiler suggested a light meal to help tired students, with hot rolls and stew provided Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Immiler
Doctor says it cures dyspepsia and indigestion
Sufferers from dyspepsia in Alabama report relief from a remedy named Natona Tonio used by both doctors and patients at Bindon Springs. Dr Samuel Frisbie of Blagdon Springs recounts long healing before recommending Natona Tonio, noting rapid improvement after initial dose.
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Bindon Springs
Ala
Alabama
Big Livestock Exhibit Heads Toward Mobile Show
Two carloads of cattle and horses from the Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railroad arrive Saturday in Mobile. The display includes 12 Angus heifers 6 Angus bulls 6 Shorthorn cows 2 Shorthorn bulls 1 Geiner Cobb stallion and 1 Percheron stallion valued at 35000. Two livestock experts accompany the exhibit to remain during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
St. Michael Street
Royal
St. Joseph
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad
York
Geiner-Cobb
Sumter County
Ala
Alabama
Tennessee
Nethern
Miss Hughes Sues for 25000 Damages in Auto Crash
Miss Elizabeth Hughes sues for 25000 in the circuit court alleging injuries from a January 16 auto collision at Government and Reports intersections. She names Mrs. Anna Givens and E T Broussard as defendants and seeks damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hughes
Anna Givens
E. T. Broussard
Missughes
Peddler license crackdown eyed by Mobile city officials
Mobile city commissioners moved to raise itinerant vendor licenses for rugs and related goods from six dollars for the first week and three seventy five for each following week to one hundred dollars per week. The measure aims to protect home merchants from such peddlers amid local license and tax actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwarz
Mobile
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Caro
Cedar
Franklin Street
Board of Health
Boys’ Detention Home
Boys’ Club
J. T. Specht
Frank Scare
W. B. Taylor
Conception Street
Laz Schwarz
Cawthon
Ardmore Authorities Seek Francis Boogar Jr in Ardmore
Chief of Police F W Grenshaw received a letter from Ardmore Oklahoma police asking him to locate Francis Boogar Jr who deserted his wife and five children in Ardmore Boo is believed to be with Mrs E Vaughan wife of Horace M Vaughan a prominent Ardmore citizen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Grenshaw
Ardmore
Okla
Francis Boogar, Jr
Boo
E. Vaughan
Horace M. Vaughan
Three Small Fires Consume Roof at One Home
Fire department answered three small fires on Tuesday morning caused by sparks. The first at 454 Center Street damaged the Carter estate roof, occupied by J. Fletcher. A second roof fire at 266 South Hamilton Street, owned by H. H. Harrison and occupied by H. Jordan, caused roof and slight contents damage. The third, at 651 53 North Cedar Street, owned by B. Moog and occupied by W. Powell, caused minor damage.
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Cnet Street
Carter
J. Fletcher
South
Hamilton Street
H. H. Harrison
H. Jordan
Ve B. Moog
W. Powl
North Cedar Street
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Wall Stel Review
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Smith
Busy Bee Club
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Gordon Mae Graham
Lera Gaston
Eda Shoemate
Eris Seabury
Delia Conway
Thelma Harford
Sadie Smith
Lola Belle Putten
Ida Shoemate
Frank Harford
Wailcom
Ray Graham
Evergreen
Della Conway
Bethany Baptist Church
Mechanics
E. D. Nichols
N. G
Ollie George
Millard Seleford
Claud Hudson
Georgetown
Rachel. Dodds
Bright Mile Station
S. W. Kelly
J. C. Prime
Carmelle
W. H. Schofield
Johnie Malone
Steve O'Donnell
Gould Street
Car
Culbert Streets
T. K. Jackson
Paldwin N
Norfolk
C. J. Gayfer & CO. E
Britain
Kiel
Germany
British
Heligoland Bight
English
AT. &N
Miss Hughes
Elopers
New Battle House
Federal Reserve System
Howard French Dry Cleaning CO
Chas. Bidgood, Propr
Dauphin Street
Ea Bell
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