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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1915
Page
5
President Wilson told callers he would not discuss a future renomination and would judge his acts as president. Reporters pressed on the one term plank, but he refused to answer and insisted he could not talk about himself.
London report says during wartime, the historic Oxford and Cambridge boat race will not be held this year due to war conditions.
Rome dispatch reports official quarters deny a broad cession and say Serbia will gain only territory aligned with national identity. After recent dangers to lives, Belgrade may demand a port or coastal strip while Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Dalmatia remain in contention under nationality claims.
Louis Bell was arraigned in the recorder's court on Monday afternoon for riding a bicycle on a sidewalk without a light bell or license. He fled when spotted by an officer, then later visited the police station anxious about his wheel and was locked up.
A fragment cites Dr Robert s Baw former Jefferson College professor and medical writer praising catclam salt listed in an 1898 Materia Medica edition. It notes claimed alterative properties, toxin removal, and bronchial relief, with sale by Kraswell s drug store in Mobile.
Barre Williams remains a favorite with film fans after past appearances such as My Official Wife. Miss Stewart also stars in the new feature at the Empire, drawing attention from local audiences.
An old advertisement describes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. It claims testimonials and favor from citizens, notes modest prices, and offers a sample for ten cents. The item also mentions lumber shipments and improved export prospects, plus sawmills resuming on railroad lines.
Irene, described as a Black woman, was fined 50 dollars or ninety days in jail after being charged with carrying a loaded automatic revolver in a local department store. She was arrested by Officer Bauer on Saturday night.
The Associated Charities plan garners support from Miss Elizabeth Fonde and leaders of the Red Cross Young Women’s Christian Association Ladies of Charity and others. They favor a central reference bureau, a consolidated federation, and a fund to be pro rated among organizations based on need.
Mrs Ida Sniffen Rogers, hospitalized after a poisoning incident, was informed today that a grand jury may return a charge of homicide against her. The hospital says she is recovering while family and legal counsel discuss the case.
Roche and Burke unveiled a black mahogany electric lighted auto hearse with hand carved decorations at State and St Stephen streets. The vehicle is built for modern funeral use, with plans to add limousines for complete mobile services and to replace horses and carriages.
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