Michigan medico professor moves to Alabama University
Dr. J Howard Agnew assistant professor of medicine at the University of Michigan has accepted the professorship of medicine at the University of Alabama School of Medicine in Mobile. He will relocate before the term ends and devote himself to teaching rather than practice, already earning a solid reputation as a teacher and researcher.
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J. Howard Agnew
University of
School of
University of Alabama
Mobile
First Mission Sermon at St Mathew's Opens Lent
Beginning Sunday March 1 two masses are planned at St Mathew's church with 7 10 p m low mass and 9 30 a m solemn mass where the first mission sermon will be delivered. Father Menner C M LL D DD leads the exercises and Catholics under Father Dunne are urged to attend all three Sundays of Lent.
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St. Mathew's Church
Father Menner
C. M
L.L. D
D. D
Coast survey urged to protect oyster beds inland Gulf
War Secretary Garrison and Navy Secretary Daniels back a sanitation study along the Gulf coast to protect Mississippi oyster beds. Don Farnsworth and JL Irvine lead the Gulf Coast Confederation of Commercial Bodies in seeking Col. W C Gorgas’s cooperation for a coastwide health survey. Daniels writes he will press War to gain Gorgas advice.
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Josephus Daniels
Mobile
Gulf Coast
Don Farnsworth
JL. C. Irvine
Gulf Coast Confederation of Commercial Bodies
Mississippi Coast
Farnsworth
Daniels
Garrison
Col. W. C. Gorgas
Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Col. Gorgas
Dodson's Liver Tone Renews Trust in Drug Stores
Marketing copy asserts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, effective, substitute for calomel for constipation and biliousness. It guarantees satisfaction with money back, and promises a large bottle for a half dollar from any reputable druggist.
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Dodson
Dodsoh
Fair as Health Teacher Is Life Worth Saving
A Mobile fair promotes hygiene and sanitation to save lives especially through milk safety. Dipping vat and model dairy demonstrations, moving pictures of ticks and milk contamination aim to educate hundreds of mothers and boost public health funding.
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Mobile
Lawsuit filed for 10000 damages in death of worker
Effie Anderson administratrix of M C Anderson sues Elder Dempster Steamship Co in Mobile Alabama in equity court for ten thousand dollars for the death of Anderson who died February 4 1914 after a sling of deals struck him in a ship hold while cargo was being loaded. The complaint notes the injury occurred aboard a vessel of the company at Mobile.
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Carl Irwin
Law and Equity Court
Effie Anderson
Texans vow vengeance for Vergara death
Friends of Clemente Vergara press for accountability after his alleged execution by Mexican troops. A federal and a state probe were expected to outline responsibility, with Governor Colquitt viewed as preparing decisive action. Consul Garrett met Hidalgo garrison Captain Rodriguez amid conflicting accounts. A new cemetery mound and plans to repatriate Vergara's body were noted.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Texas
Clemente Vergara
Garrett
Vergara
Ss. J. Hill
Colquitt
Vegara
Amercans
Rodiguez
Apolonio Rodriguez
Hidalgo
Rodriguez
Captain Rodriguez
Piedras Negras
Hill
Deafness Positively Cured by Five Minute Treatment
A five minute treatment allegedly cures deafness and relieves head noises from the first trial, promising a dramatic breakthrough for sufferers and skeptics alike.
Cabinet backs reparation from Huerta over Vergara hanging
Washington reports the cabinet says the United States seeks reparation from the Huerta government for the hanging of American citizen Clemente Vergara near Hidalgo, as cabinet members focus on Mexican affairs. Consul Letcher notes General Villa would permit a full medical exam of British subject William S. Benton’s body at Chihuahua, with continued effort to retrieve Benton’s body for his widow.
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Washington
Clemente Vergara
Hidalgo
Mex
Huerta
Letcher
Villa
William S. Benton
Chihuahua
Benton
Attorneys Named for Will Edmund Trial Set March 6
Judge J. Semmes appointed Attorneys B. B. Chamberlain and H. A. Feibelman to defend Will Edmund, accused as a Negro train wrecking suspect. Preliminary hearings were handled by F. F. Hale, with C. W. Hill, a Black public school teacher, also charged in the Maulvilla wreck case.
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J. Semmes
B. B. Chamberlain
H. A. Feibelman
Will Eamund
Edmund
Inferior Criminal Court
F. K. Hale
C. W. Hill
Mobile and
Ohio
Maulvilla
Ala
Mail Delivery Expands in Mobile Suburbs
J Blocker Thornton new postmaster announces expanded carrier routes in Mobile including Flo Claire Maysville and Bascombe tract with plans to extend to Fulton road. Inspectors are mapping zones to cover remaining areas within city limits without added cost. The aim is full carrier delivery across Mobile within the city.
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J. Blocker Thornton
Mobile
Flo-Claire
Maysville
Bascombe Race Track
Thornton
Houston Street
Figo, Claire
Fulton Road
Bascombe
Seismograph Records Quiver at Spring Hill College
Examination Thursday night of the College seismograph showed that an earthquake was recorded at 11 35 Wednesday night. The vibrations continued about fifteen minutes with no distinct interval.
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Spring Hill College
Women Form Alliances For Offensive And Defensive Tac
Women in a tense political climate form alliances to coordinate strategies for both offensive and defensive actions. The move signals a shift toward collective organization as factions seek parity and protection amid mounting pressures.
Mother of J. H. Wilson Dies At Advanced Age
Mrs. John Wilson mother of J. Howard Wilson president of the Mobile Light and Railroad Company died Thursday in Leavenworth Kansas after several weeks illness. Her son was at her bedside. the death will grieve many friends in Mobile.
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John. Wilson
J. Howard Wilson
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Leavenworth
Kans
Mobile
Tailor M. Gup Dressed Mardi Gras King and Court
Conception street tailor M. Gup arranged costumes for Herman H. Maschmeyer who led Mobile's Mardi Gras Carnival as king. He also dressed the knights associated with the king's court.
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M. Gup
Conception Street
Herman H. Maschmeyer
Mobile
Lyons Park Wading Pool Contract Awarded
The Lyons Park wading pool project on Spring Hill avenue was awarded Thursday afternoon by Mayor Pat J. Lyon to Barter and Bailey for 2950. Sullivan, Work and Haggerty bid 3165. Work will start at once. The pool will have daily water runoff and be for youths only.
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Lyons Park
Spring Hill Avenue
Pat J. Lyon
Barter and
Armenian educator Sarkis G. Telfeyan leaves $90,000 will
Thought of Armenians column notes Sarkis G. Telfeyan of New York died January 21. His will filed for probate leaves $90,000 to be disposed by trustees for education among Armenians.
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Associated Press
New York
Sarkis G. Telfeyan
Nuary 21
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