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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1917

Page

5

Why Holland Got No Request for Peace Support

The Dutch minister confirms that Henry Van Dyke handed President Wilson's December 18 peace note to the Netherlands without requesting support. Van Dyke states he acted under direct instruction to transmit the note merely for information, with no urging of Netherlands endorsement.

Holland Associated Press The Hague London Wilson Henry van Dyke van Dyke Netherlands

US View on Dutch War Position and Peace Note

The note explains the United States will not pressure the Netherlands or misread its stance during the war. It says the president’s message to Madrid is not a call for mediation or peace but a prompt for belligerents to declare terms for possible talks. The Entente has spoken. the Central powers have declined, leaving peace talks deadlocked pending frank terms.

Netherlands Holland United States Washington Madrid Entente

Longshoremen Oppose Change in Postal Law

Local No. 853 Longshoremen's Association adopted resolutions condemning a proposed zone system for newspapers and periodicals. Mobile Typographical Union No. 27 took similar action, with letters to Senators Underwood and Bankhead. Tous Barnett presented the resolutions as a member of the Negro oval.

International Longshoremen’s Association Colored Mobile Typographical Union No Oscar W. Underwood John B. Bankhead Tous Barnett Negro Oval

First Minor Leaguer Signs Giants Contract

New York Nationals secure catcher George Sandberg who last season played for Albany and Reading in the New York State League. His signing is the first break in minor leaguers after President Fultz warned players not to sign until the national commission acted.

New York New York Nationals George Sandberg Albany Reading Sandberg Fultz Players’ Fraternity National Commission

Zemo Proclaims Quick Dandruff Relief

In Cleveland Ohio Rose advertises Zemo for scalp irritation and dandruff as a fast acting cure. It sells at 25 cents for a small bottle and one dollar for extra large size. The copy claims Zemo kills the dandruff germ and is safe and reliable for scalp care.

Rose Cleveland

Unfilled Steel Orders Break Records

Unfilled steel orders for the month ended December 31 reached 11 547 286 tons, up 488 744 tons from the prior month, signaling a new record level.

Story of Queen Esther Told by Dr Erdman

Dr Erdman delivers a lecture on Esther highlighting Providence in governance and human responsibility. He cites Mordecai’s line on providential timing and relates Esther to Christ’s intercession, then previews John Gospel themes and NT figures. The service includes a Samson lesson and a riddle about the eater and the strong.

Queen Esther Erdman Purin Lot Mordecai Een Esther Christ Samaria Stephen Saul S. P. Spiegel First Christian Church H. M. Perkins Broad Street Presbyterian Church Government Street Presbyterian Church Dr. Erdman Samson Thomas Moore

Samson and Delilah Sermon on Providence and Deliverance

A speaker recounts Samson destroying grain fields and killing Philistines with a jaw bone. He notes Samson’s fall, Delilah’s curse and blindness, then argues Providence yields light from darkness and promotes faith despite sin and pain.

Samson Delilah Erdman

Daily low raw penner under tonguestration in effect

The text fragment mentions a daily low rate or condition related to mobile or custom identification terms but lacks clear entities or event details. No verifiable people or organizations are identifiable from the provided OCR fragment.

I Mobile

Stresemann Urges German Gain of Flemish Coast at Hanover Speech

Dr. Gus tav Stresemann, German liberal deputy, told a Hanover audience that Germany must secure the Flemish coast after the war. He warned without such an outcome England would win and Germany face economic collapse, urged anti U boat policy, and preferred a German peace without a world peace alliance.

Associated Press London Gustav Stresemann Hanover Germany Amster Engll Flemish England Belgium Dr. Stresemann Rhine Algeciras

Greek King Accepts Terms of Entente Allies

The Greek king signals acceptance of Entente terms and outlines near term plans. He warns von Hindenburg may strike against Italy before spring, dismissing a western front attack as remote while noting Germany could shift 20 additional divisions to aid Austria against Italy.

von Hindenburg Italy Western Front Cadorna

German Raider Reported Sunk by British Cruiser

Rumors circulated that a German raider was met and sunk by a British cruiser after a tumultuous chase in the North Sea. The fate of the Voltaire and details of the encounter remained unconfirmed as lines and cables described various near misses and warnings to Allied ships at sea.

Associated Press New York Lamport and Holt Line Bermuda Liverpool London North Sea

Hopeful Interest in Russ Offensive Near Riga

London reports hopeful interest in Russian operations in the Riga Mitau region as frost enables movement on the Tial marshes. Russians push along the east bank of the river Aa, taking positions and prisoners while nearing Mitau, with hard fighting continuing for days and unclear official confirmation.

London Sereth Rumania Riga-Mitau Russia Petrograd Tial Riga Morning Post Mitau

Longshoremen Elect Local 369 Officers for Ensuing Year

Longshoremen Local 369 annual meeting elected M. Clausen as president A. R. Green as vice president Vincent Curtain as financial secretary James Convy as recording secretary William Glover Karl Yates as sergeant at arms W T Scott as treasurer Morris Joseph as treasurer Sam Hyland as marshal and Dr P J Howard as medical examiner for the coming year.

M. Clausen A. R. Green Vincent Curtain James Convy William Glover Karl Yates W. T. Scott Morris Joseph Sam Hyland P. J. Howard

Cotton Seed Oil Market Closes Firm In New York

The cotton seed oil market in New York closed firm with spot at 12.45 a bid and futures for January to August trading between 12.21 and 12.33. Total sales reached 15,606 barrels.

New York

Woman Crashes Car Hits Woman Injures Self

Mr. D. R. Denton reported that Mrs. William Woods of Chatham near Savannah and El mira streets walked into his car at St. Emanuel and Dauphin streets shortly after noon. Mrs. Woods sustained minor injuries, received medical attention, and was sent home.

D. R. Denton William Woods Chatham Savannah Elmira St. Emanuel Dauphin

Central Child Welfare Bureau Formed by City Leaders

A second meeting of the Central Child Welfare Bureau formed yesterday to perfect the organization will be held this afternoon at the Home Economica Club rooms. Mrs. James R. Hagan and Home Economics Club members organized the effort, with Mrs. J. F. Haley of New York sharing expertise in child welfare. Members include Miss Elizabeth Fonde, Mrs. George Threefoot, Mrs. R. P. Pope, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. John Harvey, Miss Flossie Hergfeld, and several others from civic groups and Jewish women’s councils.

Central Child Welfare Bureau Home Economica Club James R. Hagan The Home Economics Club Bureau J. F. Haley New York City

Marriage licenses issued by probate court Wednesday

The probate court issued licenses to White Joseph A. Lallament and Agnes B. Hanley, James A. Jones and Janet H. Hutchkin, Hans H. van Aller and Doris Brown, Lewis Kennerly and Lucille Colemhan, Moses J. Thompson and Annie B. Fields.

Joseph A. Lallament Agnes B. Hanley James A. Jones Janet H. Hutchkin Hans H. van Aller Doris Brown Lewis Kennerly Lucille Colemhan Moses J. Thompson Annie B. Fields

Musgrove Enters Alabama Gubernatorial Campaign

L B Musgrove of Jasper announces he will run for governor of Alabama in the forthcoming campaign. A prohibitionist leader, he previously backed Richmond P Holgan for senator over Oscar W Underwood and says he will outline policies in a later definite declaration.

Montgomery Ala L. B. Musgrove Jasper Richmond P. Holgan Oscar W. Underwood Musgrove Alabama

To Cure Cold in One Day Ad Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts a remedy for colds claiming cure in one day using nine tablets Laxative Bromo Quinine. It promises money back if it fails and notes Grove’s signature on each box with a price of 26 cents.

Grove

Manchesters and German Ties Seen Complicated

Berlin reports on Gerard's remarks claim mixed significance for Germany United relations with England and the United States. The piece notes Falkenhayn Tirpitz and German tactics shaping policy ahead of a potential submarine move, while Wilson's peace effort falters and ambassadorial actions draw scrutiny in political commentary.

Berlin Gerard Wilson Hig Germany Kei Guardian Unvsu Coraaheniy

Prohibition Violations Lead to Fines in Inferior Court

Lee Hunter Walter White George Brown and Ernest McLendon were fined $50 and costs of twenty days hard labor for violating the prohibition law. City Court heard a mistrial in H L Puckett's case for violation of the prohibition law. Other cases included John Maples assault and battery William H Lee seduction and Eugene Jemison bond forfeiture and alias writ. Thursday calls include Alonzo Vance embezzlement James Hughes violation of the prohibition law Norman Jefferson violation of the automobile law.

Inferior Criminal Court Lee Hunter Walter White George Brown Ernest McLendon H. L. Puckett John Maples William H. Lee Nolle Presse Eugene Jemison Alonzo Vance James Hughes Norman Jefferson

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