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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1914

Page

7

Hobson Not Int Says Mrs Stern

Mrs Laura B Stern president of the Montgomery Equal Suffrage Association says the National Woman's Suffrage Association invited Alabama suffragists to Birmingham before the April primaries solely to promote their work. The group denies any aim to aid Richmond P Hobson in the Alabama senate race. They insist the national body avoids partisan politics and would not meddle in the campaign.

Montgomery Ala Laura B. Stern Montgomery Equal Suffrage ‘Association National Woman's Suffrage Association Alabama Birminghham Richmond P. Hobson National Association Stern

Luck and Skill in Shared Success Claim

The statement suggests that the other person’s success stems largely from luck, implying a critique of deserved credit. It frames success as a mix of fortune and merit, inviting debate over attribution and fairness.

Clark Howell Exits Senate Fight in Georgia

Atlanta editor Clark Howell of the Constitution withdraws from consideration for the late Senator Bacon's seat, urging a southern successor as Governor Slaton weighs candidates. Slaton says he remains open to options and a decision is expected this week.

Associated Press Atlanta Clark Howell Atlanta Constitution Bacon John M. Slaton Slaton South Georgia

Man With Good Temper Is Said to Have Some Disposition

A juried quip notes a man who can pass a Sunday without arguing with his wife displays a notable disposition.

Mobile Steel Making Prospects Through Canal Trade

An article argues the Panama Canal will shift world commerce toward the South and especially Mobile. It notes Chile and Brazil iron ore and copper finds, argues Southern ports can smelt ore with Alabama coal, and urges capitalists to invest in Mobile smelting, shipping ore to Bethlehem and beyond.

Panama Ci Manufacturers’ Record R. H. Edmonds South W South American Canal Gulf Ports Maury Gulf of Mexico Atlantic Pacific Gulf Panama Canal Mobile Mr. Edmonds Chile Brasil South America Orient Wales Brazil South Europe United States Schwab Bethlehem Steel Company Bethlehem Philadelphia Eastern Seaboard Southern Seaboard Alabama Mobile Bay Cuba

Venable Confined After Killing Champion in Alabama

In Anniston Jacksonville officer A. D. Venable shot and killed Jake Champion a former convict after Champion lunged with a knife during a confrontation. Witnesses say Venable acted to protect himself and Champion died within an hour at a local hospital.

Anniston Ala A. D Venable Jacksonville Jake Champion Calhoun County Champion Frank Woodruff Southern Express Company R. W. Ford Venable Lee Burton

Father valued like a bank account in many homes

In a notable pattern many households regard their father as a financial key figure. The comparison to a bank account highlights the perceived financial security and steadiness he provides within the family structure.

Suffragists Charged at Bow Street Court in Parliament Square Protest

Five prominent suffragists including Laurence Housman Henry Nevinson Mrs D A Thomas and Miss Haig faced Bow Street court for obstructing police after a Parliament Square demonstration protesting Premier Asquith's stance. Bonds set at 25 each. all refused to post. Alfred Meynell received a 10 fine or seven days in jail for assaulting police.

Associated Press London Bow Street Parliament Square Asquith Laurence Housman Henry Nevinson D. A Thomas H. D. Harden Alfred Meynell

Oyster tax law annulled by Maryland High Court

Washington February 26 The Maryland oyster tax law of 1910 was ruled unconstitutional by the supreme court.

Maryland High Court Washington Maryland Supreme Court

Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy praised by Battle Creek man

Clarence H. White of Battle Creek Michigan credits Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy with saving his life after over twenty years of kidney and liver trouble. He states doctors failed to help and claims complete cure after using the remedy. The advertisement urges readers to buy 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes and write for a free sample.

Battle Creek Mich Clarence H. White Warner Clare HL White Warner's Seats Co

Peddler Loses Speech After River Rescue Near Montgomery

Isador Lichtman a peddler from Chicago living in Montgomery lost speech for 24 hours after nearly drowning in the Tallapoosa river when his wagon misjudged the water. A ferryman saved him as he slipped under a second time. a lamp fire later restored his voice. His wealth, about 160 dollars, was lost with the river.

Montgomery Ala Isador Lichtman Tallapoosa River Lichtman Chicago United Hebrew Charities Tallapoosa

Personal notes from Mobile carnival visits and locals

Frank Couch, Mobilian, was taken to a local infirmary Tuesday for appendicitis surgery. Judge William J. Johnson and William E. Brogley of Pensacola enjoyed carnival holidays in Mobile. Brogley will stay until Friday. Dr. A. M. Duffield of Huntsville, formerly Mobile and Citronelle resident, visited Mobile for the carnival and will tour Citronelle. Mr. M. Pol and family from Pascagoula are visiting and staying at the Battle House. Henry Franelick, long-time Selma businessman and former Mobile resident, visited relatives during the carnival. Miss Lelia Beard of Quitman, visiting Mobile, stays with sister Mrs. Oscar Sims at 49 Van Rensselaer Street.

Frank Couch William J. Johnson William E. Brogley Pensacola Fla Mobile Brogley A. M. Duffield Huntsville Ala Citronelle Mr. M. Pol Pascagoula City Battle House Henry Franelick Selma Lelia Beard Quitman Miss Oscar Sims van Renssaliaer Street

Moving pictures reenact Jefferson Davis oath at Alabama capitol

The Paragon Feature Film Company staged two days of historic scenes at the Alabama state capitol in Montgomery. Hon. Tyler Goodwyn impersonated Jefferson Davis taking the oath on the capitol portico, with the cast and crew preparing four reels for mid March exhibition at the Grand Theatre.

Jefferson Davis Tyler Goodwyn Alabama State Capitol Confederate States of America Advertiser Montgomery Paragon Feature Film Company Grand Theatre Moving Picture Men

Danderine Promises Dandruff and Hair Growth

Ad copy claims Danderine stops dandruff and hair shedding within weeks. It asserts scalp itch disappears, new hair appears as fine downy growth, and hair becomes smoother and more lustrous after use.

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