Mobile Item on International News Movement
The report notes ongoing international news movement and public questions. It appears in a Mobile Alabama item dated February 15, 1914, with references to Associated Press service and Southern Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Chicago
Offic Ave
Associated Press
International News
Bervic Nh
Southern. Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Mobile
Alabama
FE Mobile
Senator Bacon of Georgia Dies After Brief Illness
Senator J Augustus Octavius Bacon longtime Georgia electee to the Senate died in Washington after a brief illness. He served as a Confederate soldier then returned home to aid rebuilding. He was honored by neighbors and constituents, ending a noble career.
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J. Augustus Octavius Bacon
Georgia
Washton
Senate
Wie
Tes
Science a Kill Joy in a Smokers Tale
A newspaper opinion notes a scientist can describe cigarette pleasure in cold chemical terms such as sewer gas and the nervous system. It argues science reveals even romance and intoxication as mechanical processes, without endorsing or opposing smoking.
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Dan Cupid
Kcian
New York Papers Tie Up Mitchel I War Tango Skirt Snub
New York newspapers discuss Mitchel losing the I in his name as a metaphor for Germany’s empire and dress codes ruin court balls. The Uni t of arms into Mexico is cited as hoping for peace and goodwill in the country.
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Sis
Mexico
Woman accuses husband amid tightrope accusation in Chicago
A Chicago woman accuses her husband of a dangerous stunt on a tightrope. She claims he intends to be hanged from one end, signaling a chilling threat amid a volatile dispute.
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Chicago
New York Lawyer Questions Soul Waves Concept
A New York lawyer begins questioning a claim about soul waves and a new thought healer. The exchange suggests skepticism toward the therapeutic approach and its purported effects.
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New York
Paris Tango Teachers Propose Protest Over Church Ban
Paris tango instructors threaten action to lift a church ban on tango activities and claim to create a true tango. Scientists publish a note that tobacco ore benefits plants. Officers warn Paris venues against displaying indecent acts as authorities boost patrols.
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Paris
Morse Abroad as Cleansing Effort Touts Obliteration
Fragmentary note suggests Charles W. Morse went abroad to take part in a cleansing effort. The text implies some cleansing of grime tied to the Atlanta penitentiary and hints at national attitudes toward criminal punishment.
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Charles W. Morse
Atlanta Penittentiary
Johnny Evers Signs With Braves in Surprise Move
Speculation ends as Johnny Evers signs with the Braves avoiding the Federal League. The veteran infielder chooses the National League club amid trade buzz and fan interest.
English Tastes Shift Toward Lighter Books
The English have suddenly changed their literary taste and now favor serious works less. Some attribute the shift to frivolity spreading globally, affecting readership across other regions as well.
Contentment Burst Button Amid Odd Incident
A fragmentary report describes an unusual event where extreme happiness caused a button to burst, leaving someone nearby shocked or injured. The brief notes an eye injury risk to a bystander and hints at a mistaken or chaotic scene.
Americans Duel With Fists Replace Old Rules
German observers misinterpret the term American duels noting a rise of personal confrontations fought with fists rather than formal challenges. The text implies social or cultural shifts toward street fights as the modern equivalent of dueling.
Lecturer to Demonstrate New Imaging Method
A noted lecturer tours the Middle Ages with stereopticon and manuscript to showcase a twentieth century method. The plan envisions public sponsorship rather than private support.
Average man with it open has his hands full to come
An oblique statement notes that an average man facing a tight situation must prepare for a difficult period ahead. It emphasizes personal responsibility and ongoing effort under challenging circumstances.
City approves harbor fire protection by tugboat contract
Mobile authorities credit city commissioners for securing harbor fire protection via a contract with Bizeo Towboat Co. The company will fully equip a tugboat with firefighting gear and keep it ready 24/7 to respond to alarms, marking progress toward making Mobile a premier port.
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Bizeo Towboat Company
Mobile
Sea Walls Proposed For Mississippi Coast
Both Mississippi legislature houses pass a sea wall bill to protect the coast with uniform concrete walls. Sea wall commissioners will oversee construction funded by 30 year installments with local, railroad assessments. Backers say property values will double and a permanent shell road will run from Waveland to Pascagoula and Mobile.
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Mississippi
Mississippi ‘Sound
Waveland
Hear Pass Christian
Mobile
New Orleans
Louisiana
Peart River
Pascagoula
Practical Work Instead of Advice for Farmers
A pending national bill would fund agricultural schools to send experts to farmers for on site demonstrations. It notes professors produce reports but farmers need practical demonstrations to apply new theories to land and crops. The piece cites economists on improved machinery driving large crops amid labor shortages and unused land.
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National Congress
Agricultural Colleges
United States
Good Roads Movement Stimulates Alabama Fundraising
The Alabama Good Roads Association elected a seven member finance committee led by State Senator Thomas E. Kilby to raise funds for 1914. Kilby will convene a Birmingham meeting to plan statewide organization with support from corporations mills real estate and auto interests to push the campaign.
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Alabama
Alabama Association
Alabama Good Roads Association
Thomas E. Kilby
Anniston City National Bank
Kilby
Birmingham
Croker and Murphy clash over graft in Tammany saga
The text analyzes Charles Croker’s implied prayer that a “good man” take control of Tam many to oust grafters, suggesting Murphy’s grafting scale and leadership within Tammany may vary. It argues Croker’s verdict reflects Croker’s assessment of Murphy’s greed and boldness and the machine’s priorities.
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Croker
Murphy
Wonders if Jack Binns Realizes News on the Atlantic Call
The brief notes a question to Jack Binns about awareness of news in response to the S. O. 8. call on the guatri lhan aboard the Atlantic.
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Jack Binns
Norris Speech Urges Independent Voter and Nonpartisan Policy
Washington Letter reports Senator Norris condemning blind partisanship, urging voters to scratch tickets freely when conscience warrants. He praises merit in civil service and questions patronage in offices from postmaster to White House, warning that party bosses throttle progress.
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Washington
Norris
Abeebih
Senate
Clapp
Minnesota
George Washington
White House
Taft
House
Congress
Vic” Murdock
Ed” Madison
Old Guard
Dolliver
la Follette
Norton
Norrig
Rioting in Tokyo Parliament Demonstrates Lawful Instability
Turmoil surrounds Japan's parliament as crowds protest the Yamamoto ministry over perceived government inaction on diplomacy with the United States and navy administration graft. The unrest echoes global mob dynamics despite Japan's famed civility. Some treat defeat with dignity others with public derision.
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Japan
Parliament House
Tokio
Yamamoto
United State
Chie Bs
Two Sisters Meeting Sparks Florida Nominee
Julia Marvin battles confusion as Mr Somerdyke misreads her sister’s age and intentions while Kelley Delaine offers wary protection. In a tense park ride Julia reveals fears about her sister Daryl while Delaine pledges aid and respect.
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Kelley Delaine
Somerdyke
Julia
Daryl
Delaine
Mr. Somerdyke
Marvin
Kelley
Mr. Delaine
Miss Marvin
Delainy
Central Park
Theem
Greece Seeks Justice Against Bulgarian Atrocities Claims
A New York Greek paper attacks Bulgarian atrocities accusations as unfounded and ridicules a lone American critic likening Bulgarians to defenders of Christianity. It argues history disproves the claim and warns against smeared history by a single writer.
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New York
Demosthenes
America
Baron Munchausen
Mr. Gulliver
Imitation Stone Types For Cement Marbles And Sandstones
The article explains cement parian marbles and artificial cement granites made in Pennsylvania and from Paros quartz sands. It details pigments mica and glass inserts to imitate natural stone, warns against cheap backyard production, describes artificial sandstone and granite processes, and notes mosaic cement work for flooring and interior panels. It mentions Panama Pacific Exposition studio experiments by Jules Guerin and Paul Danivelle and Travertine from Italy.
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Europe
Jules Guerin
Paul E. Danivelle
Tiber
Italy
Both Had Machines In An Afternoon Talk
Congressman Frank B Smith quotes a mock debate on technology among Mrs Brown and Mrs Green at an angel cake seance. The conversation centers on a six cylinder Hill Hiker with improved clutches and a self starter, reflecting early automobile chatter.
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Frank B. Smith
Ohio
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