Nack Elected to German Relief Presidency for Tenth Term
H Otto Nack elected president of the German Relief Assoc in its forty fifth year with 194 members. Since 1871 the group has paid 66202.29 in death and sick benefits, 784 for death and 1008 for sick benefits in the past year. Officers elected include Tobler vice president Teichmann secretary Yock ers treasurer Brettel hall manager, with Kirchner and Levy new trustees and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Otto Nack
Charles Tobler
Oscar
Teichmann
Feast of Epiphany Observed Across Catholic World
Wednesday marks Epiphany the manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles celebrated by Catholics worldwide. In this country mass is not a holy day of obligation but Catholics should attend Holy Mass at St Mathews church at 7 am. Confessions are offered this evening at 4 pm and tomorrow morning before mass.
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East
St. Mathew’'s Church
Rev Turner Resigns from Zion Baptist Church at Mertz Station
The new pastor Rev James W Turner of Zion Baptist Church at Mertz Station has tendered his resignation. He states he intends to take up evangelistic work. Turner was recently ordained to the ministry.
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Zion Baptist Church
Mertz Station
James W. Turner
Turner
Barton Academy Opens Season With Alumni Basketball Game
Barton Academy starts its basketball season Saturday at the Y M C A court with a game between the Bartons and the Barton Alumni. The alumni hold a reunion for both boys and girls on the occasion.
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Barton Academy
Bartons
Barton
Kidney Trouble Warns Of Excess Eating And Urine Irritation
A health note warns that overindulgence and rich foods cause uric acid buildup harming kidneys and bladder. It promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush and refresh kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and reduce bladder irritation, urging readers to consult a pharmacist.
Mobile city adopts shipping masters licensing and tax changes
At the Tuesday city commission meeting a grastic ordinance to protect seamen and regulate shipping masters was adopted. The shipping masters license is set at 100 per year with penalties for violations, while a density tax on real estate agents remains contested. Old Shell road protests postponed for January 14 and a 3.30 tax refund was granted. Advertising license fees dropped from 50 to 25.
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Mobile
Com- Pats J. Lyons
City Commission
Fua Wat
Tata Abinaed & Te
Schwarz
H. C. Lowenstein
John Sherer
Thames & Barre
H. L. Gaines
Joseph Espalila
Laurendine & Touart
George J. Clausen
J. L. Locke
F. C. Gordon
E. E. Posey
Alex Strouse
D. N. Browne & Co
John W. Marston
Old Shell Road
May Orr
United States
Board of Commissioners
City of
Piedee
Carnival Work Started For Mobile Mardi Gras
The meeting announced a large public ball to boost carnival appeal. H M Hopper of the Mobile Travelling Men's Association said travelers would contribute to public festivities. Chairman Hervey said the revenue cutter Winona was secured for Mardi Gras with help from Congressman George W Taylor to block Biloxi from reclaiming the vessel. Attendees included C B Hervey J P Wilson P J Lyons W B McAfee Moses Jacobson R L Waddle Milton Eichold H M Hopper Frank Parker H T Hartwell C W Soost Jacob Reins P C Steele George B Rogers Jacob D Bloch.
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Mystic Society
Carnival Association
H. M. Hopper
Mobile Travelling Men’s Association
Carnival Committee
Hervey
Winona
Mardi Gras
George W. Taylor
Biloxi
C. B. Hervey
J. P. Wilson
P. J. Lyons
W. B. McAfee
Moses Jacobson
R. L. Waddlé
Milton Eichold
Frank Parker
H. T. Hartwell
Burial of Mrs. Sarah B. Gurley
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah B. Gurley took place Monday at 2 30 from the family home 906 South Broad street and at 3 from the First Christian Church. Rev S P Spiegel and Rev E A Donnelly led the service with many friends in attendance. Interment was in Magnolia Cemetery. Pallbearers were R W Horn Harry Fowler John Hakanson Percy G Gill William Reneke and Dr D O McCreary.
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S. B. Gurley
Sarah B. Gurley
South Broad Street
First Christian Church
S. P. Spiegel
E. A. Donnelly
Government Street Methodist Church
Magnolia Cemetery
R. W. Horn
Harry Fowler
John Hakanson
Percy G. Gill
William Reneke
D. O. McCreary
Cotton market opens with near positions up then slips
In New Orleans on January 5 the opening cotton call shows near positions gaining 1 to 2 points over yesterday but soon profit taking pulls the whole list down. By half an hour in May futures are 10 points below the day’s high and 7 points under yesterday’s close.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Mixed Early Trade
Prices eased 4 to 8 points from yesterday as Liverpool and Southern markets sparked attention. Reports of Russian purchases for January and February circulated while selling momentum grew on expected spot offerings and new January notices. Open to close shows January 7.94 to 8.03, March 8.10 to 8.20, May 8.31 to 8.36, October 8.72 to 8.76.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Wall Street
Wall Street opens weak. copper slips and leaders retreat
New York stocks drift with London as American securities fall fractions, copper weighs on early deals. Union Pacific and New York Central dip after slight openings, with several rail and utility issues quoted, including Amalgamated Copper 53 1 8 and United States Steel near 60.
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New York
London
Canadian Pacific
Mexican Railways
Union Pacific
New York Central
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
American,Can
American Car & Foundry
American Cities Pid
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel, & Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago, Mil
St. Paul
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Intertorough Met
Pfd
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
N. Y
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island Co
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
United States Steel
Virginia -Carolina Chem
Western Union
Chamber directors close term in Mobile meeting
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce directors will hold their final session of the term Tuesday night with President A. J. Parsons presiding. Reports from committees will be heard and a prep report drafted for the general membership meeting, set for January 12 after officer and director elections next Monday afternoon.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce Directorate
A. J. Parsons
Citronelle Man Donates Bull For Community Event
S E Gross of Citronelle offers a fine blooded bull to the Citronelle community under the same terms as Mobile Chamber of Commerce. The notice touts a general tonic for malaria and blood enrichment as a callout to local residents.
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S. E. Gross
Citronell
Citronelle
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Seventeen of Pilgrim's Crew Rescued by Thelma Near Kirkwall
The American bark Pilgrim, en route from Newport News to Buenos Aires, was wrecked in heavy seas. The Norwegian steamer Thelma, from Mobile, rescued all aboard except the drowned messboy, landing 17 crewmen at Kirkwall, Scotland, after signaling distress.
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Kirkwall
Scotland
London
Pilgrim
Messboy
Thelma
Mobile
Copenhagen
Right of Way Sought in Suit by Mobile Docks
The Mobile Docks Company filed a chancery suit against Alabama Corn Mills Company seeking a 100 foot right of way through Section 865 in the Farmer's Island tract north of One Mile Creek and east of the Louisville and Nashville rail line to enable riverfront improvements. The case contends the docks company, a Mobile and Ohio Railroad subsidiary, holds rights in the land despite conveyance to the defendants and cites W B Duncan's rights conveyed to the docks.
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Mobile Docks Company
Chancery Court
Alabama Corn Mills Company
Farmer's Island Tract
One Mile Creek
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Stewart & Butt
W. B. Duncan
Duncan
Pensacola Seaman Curt Kemtke Dies Aged 19
The Pensacola native Curt Kemtke aged 19 was found dead in the launch Favorite at Mobile. Coroner attributes death to indigestion. remains to be handled by city sexton. Dissolution of partnership Inge & Armbrecht splits law practice in Mobile. Several ordinances amended on licenses and meat sale restrictions in Mobile.
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Pensacola
Curt Kemtke
Germany
Mobile
Inge & Armbrecht
Tennery
Leis Wm
B. Inge
City Bank
City of
Board of Commissioners
Motfle
Bouthern
Mobile law provides for court clerks and deputies
The proposed measure outlines appointment of three deputy clerks by the court with salaries up to one hundred dollars monthly. It covers bonds, nonfamily relations, bond duties, and transfer of court fees to the county. Sections set terms, judgments, juries, workload sharing among judges, clerical staff pay, stenographers, and abolition of consolidated courts. The committee endorses treating it as local law and urges prompt advertising.
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Mobile County
Alabama
Circuit Arts and Registers In Chancery
Mobile
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Circuit Court
Chancery Court
Law and
Equity Court of Mobile
George J. Sullivan
Elliot G. Rickarby
Moses Kahn
Palmer . Pillans
George E. Crawford
Gulf Terminal Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Gulf Terminal Company stockholders will be held at the secretary's office in the city on January 27 at 12 o clock noon. Secretary A. Cooke signs the notice dated December 28, 1914.
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Gulf Terminal Company
Gulfinal Company
Foes
A. Cooke
Mobile Light and Railroad ‘ Pany
Stockholde P Mobile
Ala
Stoc - Speacue
Dar A
Mobi
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Jewell Kelly Stock Co
Miss Rose Morris
St. ‘St. Joven
Oftice Patterson
Anthony St
Marsena Parker
Firat
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Pauline
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Spring Hill Ave
Crichton
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Gulligs Iterry
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van Antwer
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Nerepie Excise Commission of Bile
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G. H. Hervey
R. L. Douglas
F. A. Hervey
Houston
Ralph G. Richard
E. W. Robinson
J. N. McAleer
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George H. Hervey
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Dixie Lumse Sompant
Mom Syed
V. A. Payne
Uladys Ave
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Bell Phone
Care Bright & Wood
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Koral
Royal Streets
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Davis
Franklin
Roy
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Government Street
Yas
Cal Movie School
Pe Ae
Rence St
Monroe
H. Moore
Nish
Dexter
Esi
Emen
Co. Meyers
Bera
Charles Summers
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company
Summers
B. B. Chamberlain
J. F. Glennon III
John F. Glennon
Selma
United States District Court
Toulmin
W. B. Tarver & Co
Campbell
Joseph L. Hermann
Hermann & Hynde
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