Suburbs News Service Rates and Editorial Principles
This item lists subscription rates and describes the newspaper’s mission to inform readers about world events and public questions. It cites offices in Mobile and Chicago with Associated Press and International News Service representation, and notes the paper’s aim to support social and political discussion. The date is February 5, 1914.
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Associated Press
Refo International News Service
Mbar
Southern Newspaper Publishers
Regulators Target Golf And Daily Life In State Assembly
The New York Herald criticizes a Manhattan Assembly bill by Goldberg to regulate golf and impose a prize value on euchre games. It argues state interference has drifted into daily amusements and unnecessary controls, urging focus on serious duties.
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New York Herald
Assemblyman Goldberg
Manhattan
Goldberg
Marriage Not a Factor in Citizenship Law Reform
A political editorial argues the naturalization status should be personal and not affected by marriage. It condemns citizenship by marriage as illogical and asserts equal rights must not hinge on spousal status. It calls Democrats to revise naturalization laws to remove matrimony as a determining condition.
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Congress
Mr. Bryan as a Diplomat in Daly Era Debate
The piece argues Secretary of State Bryan shows limited diplomatic success and inherited faults from predecessors. It credits him for shaping a peaceful global mood and humane policy, while noting missteps stem from broader issues like Pan relations and the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. It also touches on optimism versus pessimism in policy outcomes.
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Bryan
Pan
Europe
Mr. Bryan
Mobile's Great Need for Docks and Belt Line Plan
The piece argues against building a city auditorium and urges for a $100,900 to $100,000 plan focused on a municipal docks and belt line. It envisions a Choctaw Point basin with wharves, rail access, and widespread manufacturing sites, plus fire, sewer, and park upgrades, claiming these serve Mobile's near future better than an auditorium. It cites past events comparing hall capacity and criticizes using a library space for concerts.
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Eeity
George N. Stewart
ably champioi@a
Harry Pillans
Choctaw Point
Bulldhe
Mobile
Choctaw Point Basin
Mess Hall
Wilson
Lyric Theatre
Bienville Square
Turner-Hartwell Docks
Southern Commercial Congress
Mobilé
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Schwarz
Water Pollution Survey Highlights Great Lakes Risks
A sanitary survey by Dr. Allan J. McLaughlin and teams from the United States and Canada examined Great Lakes waters from Lake of the Woods to Grand Falls on the St. John s River. It found widespread pollution near cities and river mouths, with most lake water pure but several areas delivering serious pollution to treatment plants.
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United States
Potomac
Allan J. McLaughlin
Misssouri River
Great Lakes
Public Health Service
McLaughlin
International Joint Commission
Canada
Great Britain
Lake of the Woods
Ontario
Grand Falls
St. John’s River
New Brunswick
Maine
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Niagara River
Lake Ontario
Aslemon
Detroit
Niagara
Ieee
Payiedae
Lake
Missouri River
8. J. Crumbine
State Board of Health of
Kansas
Mapei
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Ae City
Kas
Lower
J. W. Kerr
The
Mobile Candidate Gaillard Presses Rail Road Commissioner Bid
Mobile candidate H P Gaillard campaigns in Montgomery on a platform of equal justice for shippers and the public. He cites endorsements and argues Mobile’s need for state office representation, aiming to reach every region as he canvasses.
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8. P. Gaillard
Mobile
Montgomery
Gaillard
Mr. Gaillard
Mobile County
C. C. Langdon
Montgomery Advertiser
Latin American nationalism rises against foreign concessions
In Latin America governments challenge outside financiers as nations move to control resources at home. The Colombia oil defy and Cowdray’s influence ripple through the region while U S policy shifts after dollar diplomacy. Debates in Congress and amid Argentine and Peruvian sentiment shape a new era of national development and anti concessionary pressure.
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Latin America
Shakinss
Wilson
Wilsons
Mexico
United States
South America
Lord Cowdray
Columbia
Republic
America
Colombia
State Department
Panama
Congress
Uni
China
Argentine
Peru
How Bill Got Along
An excerpt discusses Mobile finances, planning for a large auditorium with a $100000 bond issue and annual interest costs, urging focus on basins and wharves to boost commerce. It then shifts to a short narrative about Bill seeking work in New York, social scenes, and a night of spending leaving him with little cash.
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Bill
Billi
Wooden Weddings Report Sparks Police Question
An awkward wedding note from A Wooden Weddings describes a scene where a reporter questions a policeman about a row over the "iext block" and a wooden wedding. The piece centers on a Polish wedding festivity and its surrounding fuss.
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Mobile Item Tem Company, Inc
ST. Emanuel Street
Mobile, Ala
Chicago
Lytton Building
Representatives
Ion
Bell
Home
Mobile, Alabam
Sanitary River Surveys
Frederick J. Haskin
Washington
M Mobile
Birmingham
Cosi
Cooss
New York
Rossee Bee
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