Roosevelt Defends Peace Pact and Criticizes Arbitration
The article reports on Roosevelt condemning all inclusive arbitration treaties, urging a strong international peace pact that protects territorial integrity and vital interests. He argues sanctions and enforcement must back any such treaty, and criticizes Bryan and Wilson for flawed accords, citing Japan and the need to avoid a “First Circle” power arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rurth
Belgium
P . Hadeevelt
United States
Wilson
Bryan
Hague
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Japan
Young Army Aviator Breaks U S Endurance Record
Lt Byron G Jones reportedly the youngest U S Army aviator, kept aloft for eight hours and fifty three minutes in a single flight, only landing at dusk. In Chattanooga, Paul McAllister a Huntsville banker wed Gertrude Lazenby at the bride's mother Mrs Kate Wiehl home.
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By- Press
Aan Piaido
Cal
Byron
G. Jones
United States Army
Paul McAllister
Huntsville
Gertrude Lazenby
Chattanooga
Kate Wiehl
Church Crumbles During a Funeral in Italy Earthquake
AP dispatches from Rome report 30 000 estimated casualties in the earthquake zone with many towns cut off. A church at Castellini killed 100 attending a funeral and Boccareccio was destroyed leaving villagers homeless. Nuns’ bodies found in Sora as hunger and cold threaten survivors. Roads damaged hindering relief as Messina quake intensity is noted.
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Associated Press
London
Rome
Castellini
Boccareccio
Sora
Observatory
Messina
Former Gulla Manager Named Shreveport Leader
Lee Garvin, pulled from the Winston Salem club of the North Carolina League, will manage the Shreveport Texas League team next season after the Austin franchise relocated to Shreveport. Garvin previously spent several seasons with Mobile.
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Shreveport
Lee Garvin
Austin
Mobile Children Celebrate January Birthdays at Theatre
The Mobile Item notes eight children born in January, listing their names addresses and ages from 1901 to 1912. It invites each child to hold a birthday picture party for five friends at the Empire Theatre this afternoon, tickets mailed. Readers born in January are urged to send full names addresses and birthdates to the Children's Editor two days before their birth date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman R. Johnson
Box
Crichton
Rosia Bentley
St. Emanuel St
J. T. Totnes
Palmetto St
Dorothy Marcet
Harris St
Lillian L. Morrison
Eslava
Bernice Bittel
N. Jackson St
Geo. Jordan
C. E. Camp
THE
ITEM
Empire Theatre
Agreement Will Bring Peace in Chicago Construction
Chicago Building Trades Council members adopt a three year no strike pact. If employers approve, it will cover all labor disputes and set up a joint five member arbitration board. Unresolved cases may go to an umpire or a combined arbitration panel for final decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Building Trades Council
Construction Employers Association
Whole Trades Council and Employers Association
Hearings Begin on Commodities Clause Bill
Hearings opened before the House Commerce Committee on a bill to enforce the commodities clause of the interstate commerce law. The proposal would bar railroads from transporting any articles produced by the railroad or under its control by entities tied to the railroad, regardless of direct relations at transport time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Kaiser’s Birthday Not to Be Festive
Berlin dispatch reports a decree by Emperor William urging the omission of birthday festivities this year due to wartime strain. Church and school celebrations may occur, but letters and telegrams of good wishes should be avoided to protect telegraph and postal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Berlin
Hague
London
Reichsanzeiger
William
Russians Scale Impassable Carpathian Summit by Tailing Ponies
The Times correspondent reports Russian forces in the Carpathians captured a key position by night assault using native Caucasian troops holding to mountain ponies tails to reach the rear of a Honved battalion, which surrendered. Grand Duke Michael fought among the Russians.
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Associated Press
London
The
Times
Petrograd
Carpathian Passes
Grand Duke
Michael
Fire destroys Chumuckla Inn sanitarium near McDavid
In early morning fire at the Chumuckla Inn near McDavid Florida Dr H L Bryans and his son Dr Herbert L Bryans owned the facility The two men escaped by leaping from a second story window and were seriously injured Others fled the scene and the inn was insured The cause of the blaze remains a mystery and the building was destroyed with few occupants inside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Chumuckla Inn
McDavid
H. L. Bryans
Herbert L. Bryans
Party
Parker
Bryans
Carranza Will Back Down Over Tampico Oil Wells
Washington officials hope Carranza will refrain from confiscating foreign owned oil wells around Tampico. The warning followed talks among Secretary Bryan and British ambassador Sir Cecil Spring-Rice as Villa forces near Tampico. Oil firms fear forced shutdowns under Carranza decree and heavy taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Tampico
Carranza
Constitutionalists
Villa
Villa-Gutierrez
Texas
Pope's Diapepsin Puts Stomach Right Quickly
A magazine style sales blurb touts Pope's Diap epsin as quick relief for sour, gassy indigestion. It claims the product digests food, calms the stomach, and costs fifty cents for a large case at drug stores.
National Field Trials end with derby winners at Letohatchie
The second annual meeting of the National Field Trials Club closed in Montgomery with the derby stakes announced. First went to Squire Edge owned by J R McMillan of Lodi Wisconsin and handled by Fisher. Atwater Dixie's Daughter owned by A G C Sage and handled by Halloway was second, Rap's Ben owned by W C Keward Winnipeg Manitoba placed third. Remaining finalists were Miss Dan and Master Frank.
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Montgomery
Ala
National Field Trials Club
Letohatchie
Alabama
Squire Edge
J. R. McMillan
Lodi
Wis
Fisher
Atwater Dixie
A. G. C. Sage
Halloway
Rap
Ben
W. C. Keward
Winnipeg
Man
Miss Dan
Master Frank
Senators named on treaty to pay Colombia 25 million
Washington January 16 Senators Root Swanson and Hitchcock named to a foreign relations sub committee to confer with Secretary Bryan on amending the pending treaty to pay Colombia 25 million for the partition of Panama. Some favor reducing the sum and dropping the clause in which the United States would express sincere regret to Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Root, Swanson and
Hitchcock
Bryan
Colombia
Panama
United States
Empire Theatre Presents Two Two Reel Plays
At the Empire today two two reel plays headline the program. Surgeon Warren's Ward stars Richard Travers Ruth Stonehouse Thomas Commerford and Bryant Washburn in an Essanay drama. A Daughter of Israel with Norma Talmadge Van Dyke Brooke and others follows. The Old Code a two reel Selig feature rounds out Sunday's show with G M Anderson and Marguerite Clay.
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the Empire
Empire Theatre
Richard £. Travers
Ruth Stonehouse
Thomas Commerford
Bryant Washburn
Warren
Vitagraph
Israel
Norma Talmadge
van Dyke Brooke
G. M. Anderson
Marguerite Clayon
Pee
Jaronche
Billy
Richard C. Travers
Dra
Van
Duke Brooke
Immigration bill goes to president after House action
Washington Jan 16 The conference report on the immigration bill with the literacy test was accepted by the House after Senate approval. It now goes to the president for signature and public hearings. Herman Schaefer, freed to the Washington club, is offered management of the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League club.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Herman Schaefer
Los Angeles
Head of St. Louis Feds Quits
Edward A. Steininger, president of the St. Louis Federal League Club, requested relief from his office yesterday. Directors will act on the resignation next week, citing press of other affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Edward A. Steininger
Federal League Club
Steininger
Schaefer Wins Big in Pine Bluff Billiards Match
Jake Schaefer defeated Marcus Catton 300 to 90 in a Players' League billiards match at Pine Bluff Arkansas last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Jake Schaefer
Marcus Catton
Sick revenue cutter officers must be sent to marine hospitals
Washington Jan 16 Surgeon General Blue acting for the revenue cutter service issued an order directing that all sick revenue cutter officers be in terned at marine hospitals rather than return home. Sick leave at home will not be allowed except in unusual cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Blue
Public Health Service
Revenue Cutter Service
Revenue Cutter
Move to Rename Rivers to One Unified Mobile System
Mobile Basin and Alabama River Improvement Association ask to unify names for the Coosa, Alabama, and Mobile rivers. Captains Lay and Craft say a single name would ease river development and navigation efforts from Rome, Georgia to Mobile. The Coosa begins at Rome and runs to Wetumpka. the Alabama forms from its confluence with Tallapoosa and reaches near Mobile where it is called the Mobile river.
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Setely Bint Bievbidis
Alabama
Coosa
Mobile
House
Senate
Mobile Basin and Alabama River Improvement Association
W. P. Lay
Gadsden
John Craft
Lay
Captain Craft
Mobile River
Rome
Wetumpka
Tallapoosa
Woman’s Dilemma Reflected in Romantic Quip
A saying notes that a woman who marries cannot lose but often loves a man she cannot marry. The quip suggests the irony of romantic stakes and social constraints in love.
Furniture stores and public notices listed in city directory
An OCR fragment lists Furniture Co. at 413 Dauphin and Home 1430, with entries for Public Accountants Shae Van Antwerp Bidg and Gell. The readable items point to business and address listings in the local directory.
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Furniture Co
Home
Public Accountants
Shae van Antwerp Bidg
Gell
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Vsperel Conan Eanes
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Sana
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Twenty-second Regiment of Engineers
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Italy
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Garvin
Kaiser
McDavid, Fla., Sanitarium
New York
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Demarest
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Catton Ee
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Cutler E. . Ssene
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Schaefer
Marine
Charles Schimpf
Royakh
George Randolph Chester
Empire Tuesday
Ae Om
Trip
Henderson
St. Andrew Hotel
L. & N. City
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Leadim
Profession
Miem
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Dauphin Street
Bell
Coffee E Roasters
Une Ted Tee
Coffes Co
Dauphin
Re Fieome
Trey Steam Laundry
S¢ St. Emanuel Street
Catworks
Conception
Mobile Ice Cream Co
Cor. Conception and
St. Louis Sts
Opticians. Mobile , Inc
AF. Beckwal Merit N. Conception St
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Agents Cook’s Beer
Mobile & Cornice Co
S. Water Street
Mobile Stationery Company
N. Water
Ang
Boo Dinosre
Es Printing Co
St. Michael St
White-Ecksrests
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