Wilson defers naming disloyal citizens in letter to Congress
President Wilson declines to reveal names of hyphen citizens amid disloyalty fears. Webb of the House Judiciary Committee released the letter outlining that disclosure could hinder justice. Bennet of New York had asked for names, with Webb to query Attorney General Gregory about access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Webb
House Judiciary Committee
William 8. Bennet
New York
House
Department of Justice
Gregory
Bennet
War at a Glance: Balkan Setback and WWI Labor Strife
The week’s war report says Russian advances in the southeast falter and Teutonic gains in Bukovina stall. British labor opposes a partial conscription bill amid ministerial resignations, while a Gallipoli defense critique argues Turks could have held the peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Balkan
Bukovina
Petrograd
Teutons
Carpathian Mountains
Pinsk
Asquith
Nevereless
Derby
Ian Hamilton
Gallipoli
Pentinsula
Hamilton
Sulva Bay
Remarkable Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Survivor
Syracuse man Mark H Jackson recounts years of muscular and inflammatory rheumatism with failed remedies before a life changing cure. He offers a free trial by mail and promises lasting relief, noting others were cured and urging sufferers to try the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark H. Jackson
Syracuse
New York
Burial of Mrs. Mary A Patterson at St Vincent’s
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A Patterson were held at 410 80 oclock from St Vincent’s church with Rev Father Cassidy officiating. She is buried in Magnolia cemetery where grandchildren John Foley William Foley Edwin Patterson Charles Crawford William Crawford and Malcolm Crawford served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Patterson
Mary A. Patterson
Ison Street
Father Cassidy
Magnolia Cemetery
John Foley
William Foley
Edwin Patterson
Charles Crawford
William Crawford
Malcolm Crawford
Burial Service for Chesley Goff Held at Home
The funeral for Chesley Goff was held Saturday from the family home on Hazel and Wilson streets with Rev. Trotter and Rev. A B Brown officiating. Burial followed in Pine Crest cemetery with many floral offerings and pallbearers John McCreary E Eastburn W E Haas J R Cox T J Strachan and A Foard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesley Goff
Hazel and
Wilson Streets
Mr. Trotter
A. B. Brown
Pine Crest Cemetery
John McCreary
E. Eastburn
W. E. Haas
J. R. Cox
T. J. Strachan
A. Foard
Burial of W L Hobdy in Pine Crest Cemetery
Funeral services for William L Hobdy were held from his home on Item avenue 78 and Spring Hill avenue on Saturday afternoon with Rev Wilkes officiating. Interment followed at Pine Crest cemetery with Metropolitan Insurance Company employees C M Erdman C T Duncan Dave Burns W H Walker T S Foster and G C Westcott serving as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hobdy
William L. Hobdy
Item Avenue
Spring Hill Avenue
Rev. Wilkes
Pine Crest Cemetery
The
Metropolitan Insurance Company
C. M. Erdman
C. T. Duncan
Dave Burns
W. H. Walker
T.S. Foster
G. C. Westcott
Burial of Mrs. M. E. Shy at Magnolia cemetery
Funeral held from 655 Selma Street with Rev. L. H. Chappelle officiating. Mrs. Margaret Eliza beth Shy buried in Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers named Bart B. Chamberlain Alf Beardsley Dan Petty C. M. Williams Joseph Torrance J. L. Marty. Corinne LaCoste Barlow, widow of Robert Z. Barlow, aged 82, dies at daughter’s home on Congress and St. Joseph. Survived by two daughters, two sons, fourteen grandchildren, four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Shy
Margaret Elizabeth Shy
Selma Street
Rev
L. H. Chappelle
Magnolia Cemetery
Bart B. Chamberlain
Alf Beardsley
Dan Petty
C. M. Williams
Joseph Torrance
J. L. Marty
Corinne LaCoste Barlow
Robert Z. Barlow
Mobile
Felix S. Cleveland
Congress and
St. Joseph Streets
Frank Cleveland
R. C. Barlow
Dallas
Texas
Branch, Barlow
Burial at Richmond for L G Bailey
The body of L G Bailey a Richmond Va cop persmith and sheet iron worker who died from injuries after falling from the new post office building was sent there for interment Saturday night by Roche Burke. Bailey is survived by a brother and other relatives in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
L. GC. Bailey
Roche & Burke
Bailey
Burial of Mrs. Elizabeth Boutwell at Magnolia Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Boutwell was held Friday at 3 30 PM from her son J W Boutwell 156 South Broad Street with Rev J F Barnes of the Baptist Tabernacle officiating. Burial followed at Magnolia cemetery with pallbearers W F Southerland T M Carroll E H Discher W M Snell Lee George and A L Rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Boutwell
Elizabeth Budtwell
J. W. Boutwell
South Broad Street
J. F. Barnes
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
W. F. Southerland
T. M. Carroll
E. H. Discher
W. M. Snell
Lee George and
A. L. Rush
Death of Child Leon Francis Kuppersmith
The one year old son of Mr and Mrs William Kuppersmith died Friday afternoon at 356 St Francis Street. The funeral was Saturday morning at 11 30 o clock and burial followed in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Francis
William Kuppersmith
St. Francis Street
Adolph Smith Dies in Mobile After Illness
Adolph Smith, lifetime Mobile resident, died Friday at his home 705 Texas Street after a long illness. He is survived by two sons Joseph and Clem Smith seven grandchildren three great grandchildren and other relatives. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Smith
Mobile
Texas Street
Joseph
Clem Smith
Burial of a Child Porter Gladfetter Funeral
The funeral for seven year old Porter Gladfetter, son of Mr and Mrs Wilber Gladfetter, was held Wednesday at 3 pm from their home at 7 Center Street with Rev S W Venters of St Stephens Avenue Methodist Church officiating. He was buried in Magnolia Cemetery amid many floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Gladfetter
Wilber Gladfetter
Center Street
Rev
S. W. Venters
St. Stephens Avenue Methodist Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Roosevelt Deltas Espered by Old Republican Crowd
Capitol gossip notes a split in the Republican ranks over Roosevelt in the Chicago convention with bosses to decide the platform in back rooms while some insist on restraint. An independent inquiry into the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing faces Gibbs and Director Ralph amid dismissal threats. Congress ponders government munition plants as the suffrage issue gains a Senate hearing for Anthony amendment. Senator Vardaman has taken up Gibbs case with Treasury Secretary McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson Gardner
Washington
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt del Tes
Roosevelt
Chicago
Crane-Varnes- Penrose Clique
Jonathan Bourne
U. S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Attorney General’s Office
E. F. Gibbs
Bureau
Lillard
Division of Investigation
Attorney General's’ Department
Joseph E. Ralph
Treasury Department
Gibbs
Department of Justice
Bibbs
Ralph
James K. Vardaman
Mississippi
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Attorney General
Treasury
Senators Discuss Philippines Risk and Japan Influence
In a Washington debate on the Philippine bill senators warn that without U S oversight Japan would move to occupy and colonize the islands. Sterling foresees commercial and capital pressure followed by possible political steps. Shafroth and Sherman counter with arguments on demographic limits and independence risks. The discussion also touches on gasoline taxes and social stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
United States
Sterling
South Dakota
Shafroth
Colorado
Sherman
Illinois
Aguinaldo
Senate
John Sharp Williams
England
India
Japan
Pacific
Hawaii
Court Business Transacted in Mobile Courts Saturday
Law and Equity: judgments and demurrers entered by Hon. Safford Berney and Hon. Samuel B. Browne. cases include Mutual Loan Company v Green W Johnson. James Taylor v Caribbean and Southern Steamship. multiple call and bench listings for Mobile and Circuit Court sessions through January 14 with various parties and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford Berney
Mutual Loan Company
Green W. Johnson
James Taylor
Caribbean and Southern Steamship Company
I. Stringfellow
Jennie Bidwell
Mobile Electric Company
Southern Marile and_uranite Company
Adolph Brown
J. H. Caldwell
Als
Mayben & Freuchtel
Mobile Art Glass and Mirror
Bidgood Stationery
Jno
D. Evans
Palm Oil Company
Cadillac Motor Company
Maurice W. McCarty
Jas. Neese
Ruby Waddle
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Minnie C. Richards
N. A. Richards
F. W. Weeks
Maurice Brannan
E. C. Plum & Co
Clutter Piano Company
Smith Piano Company
A. S. Brown
Vinegag
Bend Lumber Co
M. W. Wright
Albert McMurray
W. T. Bonefi
McDonnell
Gordy
Spencer Newell
Mobile Light and
R. R. Co
Sewall Radford
Mobile Light and Railroad Co
Carrie Hunter
F. L. Tapia
Janet Elsworth
Streb & Kentz
A. J. Peterson
William D. Bridges
Sidney Dees
Vinegar Bend Lumber Co
Gerard Wiliams
William A. Richardson
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Lula Annan
George Hodges
Isiah Lewis
Sophie Lewis
Carrie Spurlock
Will Spurlock
L. M. Wilson
Commissioners
The
Bank of Mobile Et A
William Pettis
Annie Pettis
City of Mobile
Annie R. Leftwich
City of Mobie
O. D. Miller
Lizzie Labuzan
M. A. Lindsey
Lyric Theatre Company
Mobile Public Library Association
Mary Lee Masson
City
Munitions Plant Heads May Be Summoned to Washington
Washington January 8 J P Morgan American representative of the allies and heads of munitions plants are expected to be summoned to Washington as Congress debates preparedness. House rules committee actions aim to investigate defense and peace societies with resolutions and charges from Taverner Henley Gardner. Military Affairs Committee to resume with General Scott and General Kingman to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. P. Morgan
Congress
House Rules Committee
Representative Taverner
Henley
Gardner
House
General Scott
Kingman
City of Mobile loads cotton and resin on Alabama river trip
The City of Mobile arrived at the municipal wharf Friday evening and began unloading 70 bales of cotton 60 barrels of resin and sundries while carrying 82 passengers. It set out again at 1 p m Saturday for the return trip up the Alabama river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama River
Vessels and ports activity plus Navy basketball results
Ships and barges move along the Mobile and Ohio docks with arrivals from Barrios Puerto Barrios and Tombigbee routes. Fort gan sails bananas to Mobile while Annapolis loses to New York University 29 to 2 in a hard basketball game. Catholic University tops St John’s 31 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Munici
Phineas W. Sprague
Fort Gan
United Fruit Company
Cortez
Mobile & Ohio
Puerto Barrios
NAVY
Annapolis
York University
Annapolis Midshipmen
Catholic University
St. John’ College
Vessels in Port and Ship Movements at Docks and Docks
The harbor lists numerous vessels including Itasca Mundale Crosby and Lizzie E. Dennison along with Strathcona Thalassa and Beeswine. Steam ships and barkentines are docked at Banana Wharf Lower Bay Pier 4 and Quarantine areas. Voyages show arrivals to Progreso Nassau Genoa and New Orleans with cargoes and orders for unloading and repairs.
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Barks
Duncrag
Knudsen
Liverpool
Eng
Fyre of Hill
Russ
Tornquist
Bay City Export Company
Garnet Hill
Lindquist
Thalassa
Jorgensen
Barbados
Mary G. Dantzler
Progreso
Olsen
Genoa
Italy
Orlando V. Wooten
Rquhart
Newry
M. A. Achorn
Southard
Cardenas
Cuba
Vinegar Bend Lumber Company
Henry
Little
Baltimore
J. G. McGonigal
Springfield
McGowan Lumber Company
Gypsum Empress
Three Marys
McGee, Cienfuegos
Bay City Export Co
Berwind
Lamb
Porto Rico
Kylemohr
Glasgow
T. G. Reetee Annetta
Durie
United Fruit Company
Catherine Cuneo
Nor
Sorensen
New Orleans
Munson Line
Rossey
Iversen
van Heynigan Brokerage Co
Orkid
Can
Skovgard
Coast Wise
Anglesea
Williamson
Munson
Maderas
Huelva
Spain
Sylvanian
Trickey
Alf
San Juan
Evans
New York
Livietta
Ital
Lico
Port Arthur
Bertha
Meyers
Havana
Sabine
Mallory
Tarpon
St. Andrews
Gulf
Also Mentioned on This Page
A._Smith
Aiwhn Smith
St. Joseph's Church
Father Selvin
S. J
Emile Medicus
B. F. Hiltoh
Thomas
Panama Canal
Sandy Hook
America
Watervliet
N. Y
Watertown
Mass
Capitol Gossip
Uncle Sam
War Trust
Key Pittman
Nevada
Anthony
Congressional Union
Pittman
Iowa
Krupp
Cass
Hale
Marine News
Henry S. Littlehad
Gulf Dry Docks
Dary Docks
Gulfport
Miss
Thomas Clooney
Pier 3
McGowin Lumber and Export Company
Crichton Lumber Company
Pensacola
Fla
Gus Mayer
McGowin Lumber and Export Co
Crichton Lumber Co
Lizzie E. Dennison
Pier
Cardinal
Henry Crosby
Olinger &Bruce Dry
Pier 4
Annetta
Santa Marta
Barrios
Barkentine Maria
Peerless
John Quill
Tombigbee River
Barkent Mboen
Tan Hakins
Paneer
McIver
Ih Va
Cnor
Nonduras
Itasca
Mundale
Marion N. Cobb
Ethel Clark
Aya Saotir
Tulum
Cccce
Ceeds Trio
Eecacrere Tiaeie
Beeswine
Oy Carradale
Harbor Harbor Harbor
Pleasure Bay
E. Cessna
U. S
Gen. S. B. Holabird
Dauphin St
Old Yacht Club
Municipal Docks
Alma
Charles May J. P. Shah
Gulfport, Miss
Fatfpe
Magnolia Beach
Fairhope
Daphne
Tombigbee
Alabama
Mobile Coal Company
St. Francis St
Dauphin and
Fulton Road
Desiansee
Jersey
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