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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1915

Page

13

Safe Non Burnable House Planned for Cleveland Demonstration

The 8-A- E society in Cleveland selects Lake Shore Boulevard Beach Grove for a demonstration non burnable home designed by F B Meade and James Hamilton. The project features steel concrete construction, tile walls, cement stucco, tile roof, and exterior meter access. The design aims for safety with fireproof materials and low upkeep, arguing permanent materials reduce costs over renting.

Cleveland F. B. Meade James Hamilton Lake Shore Boulevard Beach Grove

Washington and Immigration Bill

Booker T. Washington argues before readers that the Senate immigration bill is unjust and unnecessary, citing African descent figures, West Indian arrivals, and Liberia and Haiti links. He warns the act would heighten racial strife and hinder missionary and educational work in Africa, urging Congress to reject the measure.

Chicago Tribune Tuskegee Ala American Congress United States United States Senate West Indies Africa Wmng Republic of Liberia Cuba Haiti Porto Rico Santo Domingo Panamanias Commission West Indian Islands Congress Booker T. Washington

Governor ONeal Visits Tuskegee Institute in Historic Address

Governor Emmet ONeal traveled to Tuskegee Institute and received a rousing welcome. Booker T. Washington lauded the governor, praising his administration for enforcing law and harmony between white and black residents in Macon County.

Tuskegee Institute Booker Washington Emmet O'Neal Institution of Learning Washington Dixie Alabama Booker Washington Spears Tuskegee Macon County O'Neal Montgomery Mr. Hurtt United States

Governor O'Neal Praises Alabama's Technical Institute

Governor O'Neal spoke at a renowned Alabama institution praising its role in education and industrial development. He emphasized universal elementary education, racial equality in schooling, and the state’s effort to fund common schools, noting Alabama supports more from its budget than many states.

O'Neal Alabama Commonwealth Washington United States

Alabama and Washington discuss education and race harmony

The remarks praise Alabama's need to adopt a local tax system for counties and school districts, praising Tuskegee Institute and Dr. Washington. The governor stresses equal justice, better farming, and peaceful race relations as core to Alabama's progress and national standing.

Alabama Ot. Tuskegee Washington Lee Jackson Johnson South

Baseball Gossip Sparks Managerial Shuffle Rumors

The column reports Walter Johnson near a White House post, Thomas McCarthy scouting Cuban talent, Connie Mack praised for Red Sox success and strategic hints about Eddie Collins and Ping Bodie. It cites fans and papers debating managers and Oak Park style moves amid league chatter.

Rehg Bid Sparks Heat Over Boston Outfielder

Boston outfielder Rehg has been offered to New York clubs as talks heat up. The situation leaves Carrigan seeking to keep things even and square in the transaction chatter.

Rehg Boston New Yorks Carrigan

Manager Griffith and Oliring No Chance to Hit Man

Fragmented report notes manager Griffith and Oliring of the Athletics deny any plan to hit or pursue him. Charles Somers offers five players to Colonel Ru and Captain Huston. Inexperienced baseball men show reluctance. Slim Sallee urges Polom to join the Feds but fails to persuade.

Griffith Resents and Oliring Athletics Hitm Charles Somers Willin Colonel Ru Huston Napa Slim Sallee Polom Feds Besigament

Brooklyn Federals loom in spring camp notes

Windy City scribes praise Bal Johnson return to Ohio and Hi Meyers securing a regular outfield job for the season. The Brooklyn Federals plan spring training in Athens Ohio with Magee possibly leading a squad south. twenty two players to camp.

Jack Dalton Buffalo Federals Hi Meyers Windy City Bal Johnson Ohio Gow Big Ban Brooklyn Federals Athens Magee Cub Brookfeds. 2

Cure for a Cold Promoted as Quick Fix

An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a cure for colds claiming to work in one day. It includes druggist sales points and a refund disclaimer, noting variable effectiveness.

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