The Mobile Item Company Inc Establishment History
The Mobile Item Company Inc founded 1881 reorganized and re established April 10 1912 publishes seven papers weekly price ten cents including Sunday edition located at 40 18 St Emanuel Street Mobile Alabama announces leased wire full day AP report and Sunday international news service publication costs and mailing rates with office and editorial contact details.
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Mobile Item Company Inc
St. Emanuel Street
Mobile
Ala Ghiy
van Antwerp
Anron
Rubert P. P. Bush
John C. Oconnell
Associated Press
International News Servicw
Goer Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Wivert
MAIL
The Friedmann Cure and the Politics of Public Trust
The piece questions the Friedmann tuberculosis serum and its promotion by newspapers. It notes medical skepticism, warns against false hope for patients, and critiques press sensationalism while urging careful testing and restraint. It also surveys federal power over water rights, contrasting state ownership with national control and questioning implications for Florida Alabama Georgia Illinois and Iowa.
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Friedman
Friedmann
Dr. Cook
Cincinnati Times-Star
Connecticut River
South
Coosa
Alabama
O'Neal
Glascock
West Virginia
Georgia
Commonwealth
Atlanta Journal
Jacksonville Times-Union
Connecticut
Florida
Mississippi
Keokuk Falls
Illinois
Iowa
The
Times-Union
Wne
Alaska
Middle West
Uncle Sam to investigate infant mortality and census plans
Washington report outlines a new federal push to reduce infant deaths by census based on birth records. Miss Julia Lathrop oversees a nationwide study targeting housing, feeding, sanitation, and family conditions to identify preventable infant deaths in selected registration areas.
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Victor Elliott
Washington
Sam
United States
Chill
New Zealand
Canada
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Japan
Italy
German Empire
Germany
Theodore Roosevelt
Roman Empire
Uncle Sam
International Health Congress
Julia Lathrop
Children's Bureau
Miss Lathrop
Census Bureau
New England
Michigan
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
New York City
U S Urges Action Over Mexican Instability and American Risk
An editorial argues Mexico’s government shows no clear duty to foreign interests and warns that American lives and property in Mexico face growing danger amid urban warfare. It criticizes Taft for delaying armed intervention and proposes coordinated action with Germany and Britain to pressure the Mexican government.
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Mexico
United States
Germany
France
Great Britain
New York
Henry Lané Wilson
Taft
Barrett
Medy
Britain
Harvester Trust Case Opens as Government Rests Case
Assistant District Attorney General Grosvenor begins testimony in United States v Harvester Trust in St Paul federal court. The 140 million dollar company is urged dissolved as a monopoly and its products barred from interstate commerce if the court finds public interest requires receivership and wind up of the business.
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Grosvenor
United States
Harvester Trust
St. Paul
New Jersey
Theodore Roosevelt
Equity
International Harvester Company of America
Why Girl Failed to Land a Job
An inland young woman with a letter of introduction to a New York department store superintendent reaches the city and faces conflicting advice about office hours. She waits past the 9:30 deadline, despite signs and suggestions, illustrating how misreading business customs can block employment opportunities.
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March Woman's Home
New York
Wall Street
Hig
Wireless Women Defy Sea Rules in Titanic Echoes
The article argues that wireless operators and female mariners would stay at their posts during a disaster. It cites Captain Smith, First Officer Murdoch, and Mrs Strauss of the Titanic as embodying women’s duty. A San Francisco radio inspector’s stance on women operators is questioned.
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Smith
Murdock
Bride
San Francisco
Marine Service
The Last Absurdity of the Turk
The article reviews Balkan War outcomes showing the Turk as a comic failure both as a warrior and ruler. It condemns the foreign policy flip flops and calls the Ottoman leadership grotesque for overthrowing a peace terms ministry and then demanding intervention.
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Europe
Illusion and Power of Rugs in a Persian Parlor
A narrator describes priceless Ibrahim Pasha rugs from Teheran and a curved sword. A mysterious visitor with a lookalike appearance in Europe seeks the rugs, cuts them from the wall, and a shooting occurs as a mirror reveals a ghostly double and a shared fate.
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Ibrahim Pasha
Ibrahim
Teheran
Plesson
Legation
Germany
Europe
Garden Gate
Plessow
Orient
Ganges
Pasha
India
Persia
Tribune Crusade Exposes Loan Sharks In Chicago
A yearlong Tribune effort exposes loan sharks in Chicago with a special legal bureau and a cadre of attorneys aiding the public. The series details underground networks of usury, the reach of large lenders, and raises questions about journalistic ethics and advertising practices.
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Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Tribune
Wade Anne Oie
Telegraph money transfer rates cut starting March first
Western Union announces lower telegraph money transfer rates effective March 1 to reduce costs and boost use. The 1912 tabulation shows most transfers were under $100 with about two thirds at $25 or less and a typical remittance around $47. The new schedule sets 25 cents for $25 or less, 35 cents up to $50, and 60 cents for larger sums.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Married Life Two The Second Year Private Money Ties
Warren Lends money to Osborne in a tense exchange and regrets it as he navigates demands from clients and a stressful day. He worries about repayment while missing a subway and dealing with a troublesome debt cycle in his office life.
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Warren
Davis & Schafer
Miss Burns
Curtis
Osborne
Hall Osborne
Bradley
Osbor
Meakae Aan Named in Helbourne Consent Case
A fragment from Helbourne Pennsylvania reports Mrs Post to consent in a bound name decision involving Meakae Aan and Uhldek a0 ieee Ae.
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Ieee Ae
Post
Helbourne (Pa
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