Mobile to become key port for lime imports from Windward Islands
A. J. Parsons of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce announced plans backed by W. T. Hurt of the West India Lime Co to route windward lime imports primarily through Mobile. Seeberg Steamship Line will bring at least 500 barrels per trip to Mobile, with Hurt relocating to the city and building a Mobile warehouse. He noted Mobile lacks cold storage, which could boost the trade if added. The West India Lime Co, a major U.S. importer, previously operated mainly via New York.
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Mobile
South Atlantic
Gulf
Windward Islands
Seeberg Steamship Line
W. T. Hurt
West India Lime Company
Kansas City
Seeberg
A. J. Parsons
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Hurt
Parsons
United States
New York City
Pin Torn From Informer Lapel Leads to Fines
George Sindik and P. B. Norse were fined ten dollars or twenty days in the recorder's court after pulling an Eagles pin from J. A. Pratt's lapel during a raid on the Eagles club. Sindik also faced a five dollar fine for drunkenness.
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George Sindik
P. B. Norse
Eagles
J. A. Pratt
Recorder’s Court
Sindiz
Browns tone hair stain promises permanent safe shade
An advertisement touts Browns tone hair stain as a harmless, undetectable way to switch gray or faded hair to brown or black. It claims long-lasting color with retouching only as hair grows, and offers trial info by mail. Availability listed through Kenton Pharmacal Co. in Covington and local Mobile dealers.
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Kenton Pharmacal Co
BE. Pike St
Covington, Ky
Mobile
R. L. Braswell
Bienville Pharmacy
Dave S. Bauer
R. L. Brasswell
Three Players Sign With Feds Knabe Tinker and Cole
Otto Knabe from the Philadelphia Nationals joined the Baltimore Feds. King Cole moved from the New York Yankees to the Chicago Teds via the Feds, and Joe Tinker from the Brooklyns joined the Chicago Feds. Legal action looms as court proceedings test the Feds’ rights to seize these players. King Cole returned to the Yankees after signing with the Feds.
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Otto Knabe
Joe Tinker
King Cole
Feds
Philadelphia Nationals
Baltimore Feds
New York Yankees
Chicago Teds
Brooklyns
Chicago Feds
New York
Dr Wood Named Kolb Campaign Manager in Montgomery
Dr M L Wood a Montgomery physician has been appointed campaign manager for Captain R F Kolb candidate for governor in Montgomery county He will soon name his staff of assistants to conduct the campaign in the area February 19 Montgomery Alabama special to The Item
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Montgomery
Ala
M. L. Wood
R. F. Kolb
Montgomery County
Delatone Paste Claim for Instant Facial Hair Removal
Beauty experts tout a delatone paste method to remove facial hair quickly with minimal pain. Mix powdered delatone with water, apply for two to three minutes, rub off, and wash. Result is smooth skin. ensure the product comes in its original package.
Will Theo Lacy Explode Bomb on the Stand
Theodore Lacy is summoned as a witness for James G. Oakley in Shelby county trial. Reported that Lacy hoped lenient treatment for returning $90,000, but delivery failed and he faces full legal penalties. State witnesses, including C Brooks Smith and Dan Kwatrwk, head to Columbiana for the embezzlement case. Governor O NeaI received word from Solicitor Cornelius of late filings as proceedings loom.
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Lacy
Oakley
Columbiana
Hood
Theodore Lacy
James G. Oakley
Shelby County
Shelby Circuit
Montgomery
Capital
C. Brooks Smith
W. G. Moore
Dan
O'Neal
Cornelius
Tys
Editors' Choice attendees listed for Wiley Morgan event
The article lists numerous editors and publishers attending a Wiley Morgan editors' choice event. It names Major Stahlman Mrs Stahlman and others from the press including J B Stahlman E C Stahlman D D Moore Russell Kent Marshall Morgan and Wiley Morgan. It also names reception committee members J C Purnell Colonel D R Burgess General J W Whiting and others.
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Robert Ewing
New Orleans States
J. B. Stahlman
Nashville Mer
E.C. Stahlman
E. A. Fitzgerald
Vicksburg Herald
Kathleen Fitzerald
D. D. Moore
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Russell R. Kent
The
Times-Democrat
Joseph E. Smith
San Antonio Express
Marshall Morgan
Nashville Tennessean
Wiley 8. Morgan
the Register
Frank Craighead
D. R. Barbee
John C. O'Connell
the Item
J. C. Purnell
Winona Savings Bank
Winona
Miss
Sisson
Mississippi
D. R. Burgess
J. W. Whiting
William H. Armbrecht
Mrs. Armbrecht
Harry T. Hartwell
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promoted as Gentle Detox
Advert in bold claims Hot Springs Liver Buttons cleanse the bowels in 24 hours. They warn against calomel and promise harmless, gentle relief for laziness, dizziness, biliousness, sick headache, sallow skin, and malaria, benefiting both children and adults.
Morse trial date set as cases heard in city court
The Morse murder case against C King Morse is set for March 12 in city court with Morse free on a $5000 bond. Trial dates were announced for Joel M Foster in poultry industry related charges and for Hardaway Young on four embezzlement counts. Will Edmund faces a March 5 trial for a Mobile and Ohio train wreck causing a fireman’s death.
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C. King Morse
Carl Friedhoff
William J. Brown
Alfred Percy
Morse
Joel M. Foster
New Jersey
Hardaway Young
Will Edmund
Mobile & Ohio
Hodge
Call of the Blood Shown in Kinemacolor at Empire
The Empire theatre presents The Call of the Blood today as the first Kinemacolor drama shown in Mobile. The film promises Nature like colors and vivid battle scenes, hailed as a remarkable picture with stunning color reproduction.
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Empire Theatre
Mobile
Filibuster Denton Served Prison Term
R A Denton alias R A Douglas and Frederick Gray, linked to Governor Breit of Campeche Mexico, indicted on two counts of receiving money by false pretenses from W L Pinder, has served three years in Leavenworth for the offense. He is in county jail awaiting city court hearing set for March 5 after pleading not guilty.
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R. A. Denton
R. A. Douglas
Frederick Gray
Breit
Campeche
Mexico
W. L. Pinder
Vom Leavenworth
Kans
Prescription for Positive Results for Colds
An ad claims a quick cough cure using glycerine and Globe Pine Compound Concentrated Pine. Instructions advise two ounces glycerine and one ounce Globe Pine Compound, shaken and taken after meals, with smaller child doses. Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of Chicago markets the product.
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T Medical Profesoi
Ae & R
Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of
Chicago
Sargol Fat Regenerator Promises Weight Gain
Physician endorsed remedy Sargol claims to rebuild flesh and end digestion faults for thin people. Six strength elements combined into a harmless inexpensive tonic. A month of use allegedly adds weight and nourishes blood, with Van Antwerp and other druggists noting rising demand.
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Lees
van Antwerp
Dog Attack Injures Garfield Spergie on Camp Street
Garfield Spergie was severely bitten on Camp Street Tuesday afternoon. Police report the incident, attended by Dr. H. H., and the dog was ordered quarantined with traces of rabies discovered.
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Garfield Spergie
Camp Street
Made
H. H
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Cole
Dr. Wood
Kolb
IONA
Ford
Dauphin Street
Theo Lacy
WILEY
Morgan Editors
Major Stahlman
Stahlman
E. C. Stahlman
Denton
T, Ed Dyese
Streb
North Royal SF
Auto Taxi Co
Michael
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