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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1916

Page

3

U S Trade With Latin America Climbs in 1915

New York Feb 25 The United States saw a significant rise in trade with South American nations in 1915 with imports totaling 322 million dollars and exports of 145 million, led by coffee cacao rubber from Brazil and copper iron from Chile. The decade saw dyes from China due to British embargoes on German dyes. There is also a noted wage comparison between railway workers and steel mill workers, highlighting engineers and conductors as earning about 1 760 dollars annually versus steel workers around 900 dollars.

New York Europe United States Brazil Argentina South America England Germany China

Deputy Under Bond After Prohibition Arrest Irregularity

Grand Bay deputy sheriff T. P. Phillips was placed under a $100 peace bond after an alleged irregular arrest in a prohibition case. Margaret Lavina testified he demanded a drink and claimed she was under arrest. The incident led to conflicting actions at the police station and a later court booking over an ordinance violation.

T. P. Phillips Grand Bay Phillips Margaret Lavina Dorlon

Graves names election committee for May 9

General Bibb Graves announces a five member sub committee to run the May 9 Democratic primary. Ki Wood J P Hanks Ben Crum and E C Betts were named to supervise the election and prepare a digest of primary laws for candidates. The panel was authorized by the state committee at its Birmingham meeting.

Montgomery Ala Bibb Graves State Democratic Executive Committee General Graves Ki €. Wood Lowndes County J. P. Hanks Coffee Ben. P .Crum E. C. ‘Betts Madison Birmingham

Uncle Wiggily Helps Late Scholar Get to School

Uncle Wiggily Longears helps Diller-Dollar, a late scholar, reach school on time after a series of delays. They travel by auto then hop to an airship when the car breaks down. The teacher praises the boy for arriving by 9 o clock, thanks to the bunny’s intervention.

Uncle Wiggily Uncle Wiggily Longears Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy Nurse Jane Jane Simon Uncle Jack Horner Diller-Dollar Hickory Dickory Dock Sammie Susie Littletail Johnnie Billie Bushytail Nannie Billie Wagtail Diller-Doller Diller-Dolar Uncle Wrade

Search For Missing Ferrie Albright From Tennessee

Mrs. W. H. Albright of St Elmo Tenn asks Chief Van Liew to locate her son Ferrie L Albright who left his home February 12 and was last heard from in Montgomery He is described as 120 to 150 pounds light complexion blue eyes dark brown hair wearing a brown suit brown cap tan shoes and a dark blue tie with an F scarf pin.

van Liew W. H. Albright St. Elmo Tenn Ferrie L. Albright Montgomery

Bonded Warehouses for Canal Terminals Sought

Panama merchants push for bonded warehouses in canal terminals with U S and Panama approval. Panama's assembly has authorized warehouse construction and US Congress action is pending. Growth of Central and South American trade with the canal opening drives demand for storage facilities. Ajustment of schedule noted for a boating outing with non members invited.

Panama Colon United States Republic of Panama Canal Terminal Panama Chamber of Commerce National Assembly of Panama

Illinois Club Hosts Music Night at Battle House

Members of the Illinois Club meet in regular weekly session Saturday night at the Battle House for an evening of music and song by local talent. City Commissioner Harry Pillans will deliver an address to entertain and inform both locals and visiting attendees.

Illinois Club Battle House Harry Pillans

Colds Cure Ad Claims Pine Tar Remedy Endorsed

An advertisement promotes Dr King's New Discovery for colds. It bottles a pine tar based remedy with laxatives claiming it kills cold germs soothes throats and heals mucous membranes. The copy touts a 45 year track record and guaranteed satisfaction.

Dr. King

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