Sunday School Convention Poised To Be Biggest Yet
The Alabama Sunday School Association prepares for its thirty first annual convention in Mobile April 21 22 23 with strong turnout anticipated from all counties. Delegates from fifteen denominations already attended the last meeting and speakers include national Sunday school leaders and local Alabama educators. Music will be directed by E O Excell and A W Roper with reduced rail fares and three special Sunday school trains planned to haul delegates.
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Alabama Sunday School Association
Mobile
Leon C. Palmer
Montgomery
Alabama
Lamar
Winston
Monroe
Choctaw
North America
E. O. Excell
Chicago
A. W. Roper
Winona Lake
Man Charged in Statutory Offense Near Maysville
Nathan Smiley, a Black man, was arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriff Dennis Lynch in Maysville on a statutory charge. The alleged victim is his fourteen year old sister in law.
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Nathan Smiley
Dennis Lynch
Maysville
Kidneys Warned Against Meat Overload and Urinary Trouble
A famous authority warns that heavy meat consumption raises uric acid, overworks the kidneys, and clogs eliminative tissues. Symptoms include back pain, cloudy urine, headaches, and sleeplessness. Jad Salts, a grape and lithia based remedy, is suggested to flush and protect kidney function.
Seeberg Line Freight and Passenger Sails from Mobile 1914
Seeberg Steamship Line announces freight and passenger sailings from Mobile Alabama to Leeward Windward Jamaica Hayti Guadeloupe Martinique Barbados and Trinidad with eight steamers and substitutions possible. The S S Crathéns and S S Arm offer limited first class passenger capacity of 25 and 20 respectively. Rates available from City Bank Building Mobile and U S A Eastern Ve-A.
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Mobile
Ala
Leeward
Crathens
Jamaica
Hayti
S. S. Arm
Guadeloupe
Martinique
Barbados
Trinidad
Consul Reports Believed Villa Killed Benton in Mexico
Washington reports from February 13 describe U S concerns over Bentons death in Chihuahua and the fate of foreign nationals including Bauch and Curtis. Officials weigh Villa's account of a quarrel and consider evidence of unarmed Benton. Debate grows on Mexican policy and possible intervention.
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Washington
Fed
General Villa
William
Benton
Roger Laurence
Curtis
United States
Mexico
Great Britain
State Department
Villa
Torreon
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations
Executive Department
Wilson
Bryan
Vinci Cod Liver and Iron Tonic Promises Health Boost
An advice piece urges using common sense in treating chronic colds and weak conditions. It promotes Vinci cod liver and iron tonic to build strength, enrich blood, and raise resistance. Mrs. M. J. Grimes of Springfield, Ohio credits Vinci with curing her cold and restoring health after a run-down period.
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Vinci
M. J. Grimes
Springfield
Ohio
Death of Birmingham society bride ends romance
Miss Mary Lou Cobb a 22 year old Birmingham social figure dies of heart trouble at 2 am the day before her wedding to Lieutenant Ralph Cadet Holliday of Texas City. The wedding planned for tomorrow draws invitations across Mobile and Birmingham as the romance traced to West Point years ends in tragedy.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Lou Cobb
Ralph Cadet Holliday
Texas City
Tex
Mike Cobb
Holliday
Batson
Cobb
Holliday-Cobb
Miss Cobb
Mobile
Lieutenant Holliday
West Point
Pioneer Mobile Developer Here in Mobile County Work
Charles Line of Chicago Illinois, a pioneer not resident of Alabama, leads the Chicago and Mobile Development Co effort to develop Mobile county lands near Fowl River at Prosser. He visits Mobile for carnival events and promotes the fair to boost county publicity and agricultural prospects.
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Charles Line
Chicago
Ills
Mobile
Chicago and Mobile Development Co
Prosser
Chief Asked to Find Missing Relatives
Police Chief Crenshaw received letters from R Warfield Simpson of Jacksonville asking to locate his brother in law William G Gammon who was to stop at a St Joseph street rooming house. Another letter from Mrs Rena B Kerr of Richmond asks locating her brother A M Bottoms who said he was aboard a Mobile houseboat and in need of help.
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Crenshaw
R. Warfield Simpson
Jacksonville
Fla
William G. Gammon
St. Joseph Street
Rena B. Kerr
Richmond
A. M. Bottoms
Ambiguous Support for Independence Movement in Mexican Civil Context
The official reports show no clear backing for an independent republic from rebel chiefs or the broader Mexican populace. The text indicates uncertainty about widespread popular or leadership endorsement for the movement.
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Movement For An
El Paso Residents Believe Villa Executed Four Men
El Paso reports say Roger Bauch Gustav Bauch Harry Compton and rancher Curtis are believed killed by General Villa. U.S. consuls Edwards and Letcher were ordered by Secretary Bryan to locate the missing men as locals recall Benton shot by Villa last Tuesday. Curtis and Laurence reportedly followed Benton to warn Villa and were last seen heading toward danger.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Chihuahua
Roger Nee
Gustav Bauch
Harry Compton
Curtis
Villa
Edwards
Letcher
Bryan
el Peso
Laurence
William 8. Benton
Compton
Benton
Forget the Monroe Doctrine and Invade, Urges University Leader
Dr. Cyrus Northrop former University of Minnesota president urged in St. Paul that the United States abandon the Monroe Doctrine temporarily and invite all European powers to intervene in Mexico as China was in the Boxer uprising to resolve national dissensions.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Mexico
China
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
United States
Northrop
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London
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Mobile and Vicinity
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