Daniels Calls for Building of Ships
Secretary Daniels defended the administrations naval buildup and urged immediate construction of a robust merchant marine during a Washington speech to the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. He stressed the nation must feed and clothe the world and secure reliable water transportation to fulfill its global role.
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Washington
Daniels
Navy
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Republic
How to Cure Colds and the Dr King’s Discovery Claim
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a cough and cold remedy. It promises relief by expelling germs and soothing throat irritation, claiming a 45 year track record and satisfaction guarantee.
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Dr. King
Adv
Calcium Salts and Tuberculosis in Early Medical Review
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes reports of patients gaining vitality after calcium intake in Eckmann's Alterative. The advertisement claims the remedy aids tuberculosis by boosting energy without opiates, sold by Braswell's Drug Store and Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Eckmann
Braswell
Reading
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Naval program links navy growth with national policy
The piece argues the naval buildup is essential and inseparable from national policy. It describes a five year plan aiming by 1921 to field 33 first line capital ships 26 second line battleships 10 armored cruisers 108 destroyers 175 submarines and assorted smaller craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chant Marine
Mobile hosts coal conference and mining officials
J R Kannamer president of the Alabama Mine Workers visits Mobile for a coal conference with International Mine Workers leaders including John P White William Green and Frank Hays to boost organization among Alabama miners. Also in Mobile are Dr J W Rutherford and wife visiting Battle House, and land investors William J Schefflin Susan Hartsell from Bath Pa en route to Baldwin County. Mr Airey and Mrs Airey travel to Mississippi City after death of Mrs Airey’s mother.
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J. R. Kannamer
Alabama Mine Workers
Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Miners and Operators Coal Conference
John P. White
William Green
Frank Hays
International Mine Workers
Alabama
William H. Morrison
National
W. R. Fairley
J. W. Rutherford
Franklin, Ala
Battle House
William J. Schefflin
Susan Hartsell
Bath
Haldwin County
Fairhope
Baldwin
W. P. Airey
South
Hamilton Street
Mississippi City
Miss
Mr. Airey
M. Airey
Bermuda Dispatch Denies Battle Story
Hamilton Bermuda February 11 report denies a battle near Bermuda between the British armored cruiser Drake and the German cruiser Roon. Inquiries fail to confirm any engagement or capture, and neither vessel has reached Bermuda nor any port with prize news.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Drake
Roon
Confession of a Wife and a Final Goodbye
A widow, Mrs Selwin, recalls forty years of marriage to her dying husband Dick who died after a brief illness. She speaks with her friend Margie about enduring love, faith, and the role of Richard as executor and a son-like figure. The scene ends with the widow leaning on Richard and Margie for support as fate brings another auntly comfort.
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Mr. Selwin
Mrs. Selwin
Margie
Heaven
Richard
Mary
Clever Burglar Snared by Detectives
Charley Jones received fifteen days hard labor after pleading guilty in recorder's court to entering the home of Lillian Carson at state and Warren streets. Silverware and provisions were recovered by city detectives as evidence. Jones, arrested Monday night by Officers Dean and Curry, was found with a can opener linking him to the March date robbery. Detectives Boltz and Harris built the case and more charges are pending.
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Charley Jones
Recorder's Court
Lillian Carson
Southwest State
Warren Streets
Jones
Dean and Curry
Warren Street
Carson
Boltz
Harris
Acquitted Then Fined Negro's Novel Record
Joe Williams, identified as a negro, was acquitted on a charge of violating the city prohibition ordinance after no evidence of sale appeared. A subsequent warrant charged him with possessing more liquor than allowed. he was convicted and fined $50 with twenty days hard labor and given notice of appeal.
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Joe Williams
Williams
Labor representatives entertained at Mobile conference
Members of Mobile's Central Trades Council hosted a joint conference of coal miners and operators on Wednesday night with brief addresses by Adolph Germer and Duncan McDonald of Illinois. Refreshments were provided by the Ladies Auxiliary. a follow up meeting with President White of the miners is set for Saturday at German Relief Hall with Drago's band. The public is invited. Belvidere Brooks of Telegraph Fame Dead
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Mobile
Central Trades Council
Adolph Germer
Duncan McDonald
Illinois
Ladies Auxiliary
German Relief Hall
White
Drago
Belvidere Brooks
Telegraph Fame
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Bermuda Dispatch
E. A. Pincus
Dauphin Street
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