Nayphe Pleases Lyceum Patrons With Athens Impressions
Julius Caesar Nayphe, Athenian orator and naturalized American, entertained Church Federation Lyceum Course patrons on Wednesday night with his impressions of America including people language and customs. An Oriental wedding demonstration featured Miss Marion oney as groom Miss Naomi Levincohn as bride Miss Anna lie De Mouy as maid of honor and H G McBroom as best man in Grecian costume.
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Julius Caesar Nayphe
Church Federation Lyceum
America
Nayphe
Athens
Greece
Marion Oney
Naomi Levincohn
Annalie de Mouy
H. G. McBroom
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Veterans
United States civil service exams announced for male veterans in the Department of Agriculture on February 4 and for male readers in the Office of Public Roads on February 18.
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Veterian
Department of Agricul
Office of Public Pads
Daly Grocery and the Windsor Get Licenses
The Mobile Excise Commission met in special session at 2 30 a m and granted Albert F Reynolds a retail liquor license for the Windsor Hotel at the northeast corner of Royal and Conti streets. Daly Bros Grocery Company received a wholesale liquor license for Nos 160 162 Government Street northwest for St Emanuel.
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Excise Commission
Mobile
Albert F. Reynolds
Indsor
Royal and Conti ‘Streets
E Daly Bros. Grocery Company
Government
St. Emanuel
Carnival meeting set for Thursday at Battle House
The executive committee of the Mobile Carnival Association will meet at the Battle House at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. The session was moved from Tuesday due to the Chamber of Commerce open meeting.
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Mobile Carnival Association
Battle House
Chamber of Commerce
The
Carnival Association
Heroic act as runaway horses halted by vigilant bystander
William Thompson, a black man, risking his life to stop a runaway team attached to Fire Truck No 6 on Dauphin street near Hallett, was injured and confined at home. Mayor Pat Lyons suspended Captain Joseph Gonzales pending investigation after the fire at 881 Dauphin street.
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William ~Thompson
Dauphin Street
Hallett
Pat J. Lyons
Joseph Gonzales
Thompson
Citrus Fruit for Memphis Prosperity Dinner Decor
The Prosperity Dinner in Memphis will feature decorated tables with Suma and Ponderosa oranges and kumquats. A shipment from Daves Orchard Irvington was rushed to the Mobile and Ohio Railway for R. V. Taylor and dignitaries attending the event.
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Memphis
Mobile County
Mr. Taylor
George Fearn, Jr
Don Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Lt. C. Irvine
Daves Orchard
Mobile and Ohio
United States
Fairfax Harrison
Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railroads
Taylor
Mobile
Ala
R. V. ‘Taylor
WP &Gm
Mo & Orr
Tenn
Ees
Em & O
Daves Nursery
Winners of Free Theatre Tickets for Little Lost Sister
The Item lists fifty plus prize winners from a free theatre ticket contest for the Little Lost Sister at the Lyric. Names with addresses across Franklin, Tuttle, Church, Dauphin, St. Michael streets and other locations are shown for Friday night and matinee performances.
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Virginia Brooks
Mississippi
Lyric
Corrine Long
N. Franklin Street
Gertrude Draden
Tuttle Avenue
J. A. Pickens
Church Street
S. M. Dickens
P. O
Edna L‘owler
Dauphin Street
M. Hulan
Conti Street
K. L. Cooper
St. Michael Street
Laura L.lynch
Arvid McCue
van Antwerp Bldg
Marguerite D. Welch
Spring Hill Avenue
E. H. Teele
Warren Street
Leona Morse
N. W. Chatham
Savannah Streets
Arthur H. Palmer
Selma Street
J.C. Curren
Katie Williams
Florida Street
J. A. Rudolph
B. S. Lister
W. J. McCowan, Jr
S. Ann Street
J. M. Verneuille
S. Franklin Street
W. C. Koster
Toulminville
Ala
K. F. Jenne, Jr
N. Broad Street
G. Soles
S. Jefferson Street
C. D. Haig
S. Broad Street
Lillian Stockman
Elmira Street
Mamie Williamson
C. L. Garrison
St. Joseph Street
Morris Metz
Barton Academy
J. J. Selman
Palmetto Street
Lynn C. Keels
St. Louis Street
Claude Johnson, Jr
Savannah Street
Robert Jas. Duff
J. S. Blalack
Marine Street
W. B. Locke
E. H. Martin
Jas, R. Ryan
N. Jackson Street
Thelma Cochran
N. Conception Street
Doubt Truth of Statement in Miss Bradley Case
Father of Miss Bradley accredits affidavit to hypnotic influence while attorney Pitts questions it. Girl in white slave case confined to sanatorium ward. Arrests follow arraignment of wealthy poultryman who waives preliminary.
Poolroom License Suspended for One Year
Mayor Pat J. Lyons suspended the license of the pool room at Jackson and Lipscombe streets for one year after a complaint that it operated all night and did not close. The action ends the establishment's operations for good at that location.
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Jackson and
Lipscombe Streets
Pat J. Lyons
Short Automobile Company Incorporation in Probate Court
The Short Automobile Company was incorporated in the probate court with a capital stock of 4000 dollars. The new firm will operate in general automobile wear as well as sale of motor vehicles and supplies with headquarters in the city. Incorporators are W. Short, J. R. Barren, and F. M. Barren.
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Short Automobile CO
Short Automobile Company
Co. W. Short
J. R. Barren
F. M. Barren
Day in Congress Opens with Alaska Rail Bill Debate
At noon, Congress focused on the Alaska railroad measure with Senator Myers leading the discussion. Banking committee hearings continued on the nomination of J B Williams for comptroller of the currency. An interstate commerce panel meeting was scheduled for tomorrow to advance trust legislation.
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Myers
Banking Committee
J. 8. Williams
Interstate Commerce Committees
Buck Re elected City Bank s Head
City Bank and Trust Company held a noon meeting to re elect officers for the coming year. E. J. Buck was named president with Pat J Lyons and George A Tonsmiere as vice presidents. Arthur C Tonsmiere cashier English Cody assistant cashier and Thomas H Halliwell assistant cashier. John Jossen named assistant trust officer. Title Insurance Company also elected officers and directors for the year. E J Buck was elected president G A Tonsmiere vice president C C Lowder secretary and general manager Stewart Brooks attorney. Directors include E J Buck George A Tonsmiere C C Lowder Stewart Brooks B H Wefell Ir Albert P Bush E G Dreaper.
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The
City Bank, and Trust Company
E. J. Buck
Pat J. Lyons
George A. Tonsmiere
Arthur C. Tonsmiere
English Cody
Thomas H. Halliwell
John Jossen
Title Insurance Company
E. J
G. A. Tonsmiere
C.-C. Lowder
Stewart Brooks
C.C. Lowder
H. Wefell
Albert P. Bush
E.G. Dreaper
Bradley Girl Testifies Against Foster in White Slave Case
Delilah M. Bradley, 18, a Pem blood stenographer and former Sunday school teacher, testifies as principal government witness against Joel M. Foster of Brown's Mills. Bradley is held on bond for Mann white slave act violation and for adultery with the girl. District Attorney Pitts doubts parts of the girl's story but says Foster still faces the white slave charge. Bradley suffers a nervous collapse after the proceedings and remains under care as doctors assess her condition. Foster’s alleged influence and the implied ruin are central to the contested statements.
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Harry Kr. Bradley
Delilah M. Bradley
Pemberton
Joel M. Foster
Brown's Mills
F. W. Crenshaw
Horace D. Lindermann
Royersford
N.J
Foster
Alex M. Pitts
Pitts
Bradley
Crenshaw
Mobile
Alexander M. Pitts
United States
Richard Jones, Jr
Jones
Gaillard
Intercoastal Waterway Bill Debated by Rivers and Harbors Panel
At noon the rivers and harbors committee heard advocates for an intercoastal waterway between Boston and Beaufort. The good roads committee reported a favorable aid bill of 25 million dollars in federal funds pending equalization and other details.
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Post Office
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Boston
Beaufort
Good Roads Committee
Professor Robert of Spring Hill Said to Be Dying
Professor Paul J. Robert, once a prominent city newspaperman and noted French scholar, teaching at Spring Hill College, is reported dying of heart failure at his home near Hamilton three miles east of Conrey. He has been ill for two months.
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Paul J. Robert
Spring Hill College
Hamilton
Con Re
Papes Diapepsia Promises Fast Safe Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as a fast harmless remedy for indigestion gas and dyspepsia. It claims quick relief and widespread cures for gastritis and stomach trouble, urging readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for meals that disagree and cause discomfort.
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Pape
Trial of Oberkirch and Shirley Started
The case against C. W. Oberkirch and Harold Shirley began in the U S district court with witnesses sworn. They are accused of shanghaiing Columbus Georgia boys Emmet Smith and McLaren Clarke aboard the Italian bark Mincio by misrepresentation. Mary Bryant of Monroe county was found not guilty on internal revenue liquor charges.
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C. W. Oberkirch
Harold Shirley
Columbus, Ga
Emmet Smith
McLaren Clarke
United States District Court
Mary Bryant
Monroe County
Internal Revenue Laws
Kingsbury Unable to Furnish Explanation
N C Kingsbury vice president of American Telephone and Telegraph was to give the first public detailed explanation about the announced divorce of Western Union Telegraph and the Bell system in Chicago at the National Independent Telephone Association convention but was reported ill at his New York home. Officials said they had no intimation of the substance of his address.
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Associated Press
Chicago
N. C
Auto License Violation Arrest Of Dr A N T Roach
Dr A N T Roach was arrested at police headquarters Thursday by Lt Henry M Farmer for violating the state auto license law. He allegedly operated a car with a license tag taken out by another person. He was released on bond for appearance in the recorder's court Friday afternoon.
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A. N. T. Roach
Henry M. Farmer
Roach
Recorder’s Court
Fireman Cullen III in Serious Condition After Incident
Richard Cullen III, a veteran firefighter with Fire Company No. 4, is seriously ill and his prospects are reported as despaired of after an accident that left him unable to return home.
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Richard Cullen
Fire Department
Fire Amapany No
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Royal
Stree’s
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W. A. Gralapp
Revenuu
Abama
Bon Farrowon Ib
Miss Bradley
Skeptical
Henry E. Bradley
Lilah” Bradley
Delilah
Buck
City Bank
Senate
Robert OF
Spring Hill
KuppeNheimer
L. H. Meyer
Oberkirch
Shirley
Kingsbury
Fireman Cullen III
Nelson & Bailey
S. Royal St
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