Police court brief scene of assault theft and drink cases
The report details multiple city court cases including an assault on George at 5 Government Street, a shooting threat, a grand larceny accusation over a shotgun, and various fines. Defendants include Evans Depaster Warner Rice Sanders Everrett Carlson and Lula Bald related to local incidents and disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Government Street
Evans
Law- Jackson
Depaster
George Warner
Ike Kruse
Wareb
Nm Cowart
Cowart
J. J. Helter
Ne Sanders
Alvin Everrett
Auphin
Street
Renad
Albert's Thanks for Sympathy Expressed
A letter from Count F de Jehay of the king's cabinet to Dr. Prince in this city conveys Albert's thanks for sympathy. The Count notes Allied leaders and American aid helped avert a worse fate for Belgium, praising inexorable, well planned assistance and generous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
F. de Jehay
Igium
Count Jehay
America
Hensch Reappointed Game Warden in Mobile
J C Hensch is named to again serve as state game warden in Mobile following notification from State Game and Fish. Hensch has previous wardenship in Mobile and will oversee streams in the Mobile area for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hensch
Hensch
Mobile
John H. Wallace
Ijr
Birth of a Nation at Lyric sells out. tickets scarce
Sherman’s March to the Sea engagement of The Birth of a Nation at the Lyric opens Monday with daily matinees. Many will be turned away without advance tickets. The show features a 30 member orchestra and discounted school rates Monday afternoon. D. W. Griffith plans to withdraw the film soon for Intolerance at Liberty Theater. The Clansman may not return to Mobile.
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Lyric
D. W. Griffith
Liberty Theater
Mobile
Automobile Club of Mobile to Hold Big Session Banquet
Plans were laid for the Automobile Club of Mobile annual meeting at the Battle House with a banquet on February 16 and officers to be chosen. The group discussed permanent headquarters and heard Safety First topics about a city effort to curb jaywalking, with traffic officers at Dauphin and Conception streets leading chalk-line demonstrations to train pedestrians and reduce accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of Mobile
Battle House
Automobile Club
Jay
Mobile
Dauphin
Conception Streets
Livestock Men of West Open 20th ANLSA Meeting
Livestock men from western states converge in Cheyenne Wyoming for the twentieth annual session of the American National Live Stock Association. The gathering focuses on marketing conditions federal land policies and protections for livestock owners and ranchers in Mexico. debate includes submitting data to the federal trade commission for a possible investigation of the meat industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Stan
American National Live Stock Association
Mexico
Federal Trade Commission
Thaw improving. doctor reports steady recovery in hospital
Philadelphia January 18 Harry K Thaw shows gradual mental clarity and stronger physical condition per Dr Blwood R Kirby though mind remains a little cloudy. Thaws mother seeks privacy amid attention while family debates extradition from New York. A private detective guarding 5260 Walnut Street fired at the residence after claiming someone struck him and a window knock preceded the incident.
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Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
Blwood R. Kirby
Thaw
New York
Kelly
Walnut Street
Bible Class to Study Life of Christ at YMCA
The Life of Christ will be the study this evening when the Fellowship Bible class gathers at the Y M C A. A supper will precede the session. The open meeting invites all young men of the city regardless of membership.
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OF Christ
Fellowship
Hanovia Wins Feature on N C Race Card at Fair Grounds
Hanovia ran to the front with a bold late burst under jockey Borel to win the feature event at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans Louisiana on January 13. The upset favored Hanovia at 4 to 1 as Patty Reagan suffered a rough day by losing in the second race and may not race again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orlpans
Hanovia
Fair Grounds
Borel
Patty Reagan
School board approves farming leases and conservation plan
The Board of School Commissioners adjourned after approving farming leases for S. Bosarge and T. T. Taylor and James F. George, extending several turpentine and cross tie leases. A motion to develop a general conservation program passed after debate. Committee work and a January 29 special meeting for country school building plans were scheduled.
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Board of” School Commissioners
H. T.hartwell
Land Committee
T. T. Taylor
James F. George
Chinchula
Union Naval Stores Company
Wilson Store Company
Prudential Reports Record 1916 Life Insurance Business
The Prudential Insurance Company of America issued over 591 million dollars in paid for life insurance in 1916, with a record low expense rate. Dryden announced 15 million policies and more than 3 billion dollars in force, plus 428 million dollars paid to policyholders since organization.
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Newark
N. J
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Prudential
Forrest F. Dryden
Dryden
Ince
Dryen
United States
Canada
Home Office
Home
Biltmore
New York
New Jersey
W.be. Edge
Jesse R. Phillips
George M. LaMonte
Ric 7 Line
Austen Colgate
Prudential Policyholders
Prince Niemoyovski Named Viceroy of Poland
London report says Prince Waclaw von Niemoyovski has been appointed viceroy of Poland by the German emperor. He was recently elected crown marshal of Poland and is a grandson of the Polish national government leader of 1830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Waclaw von Niemoyovski
Poland
Warsaw
Exchange Telegraph Company
Amsterdam
Prince Niemoyovski
Levinsky and Mora Draw After 13 Rounds in Youngstown
In Youngstown on January 15, Battling Levinsky and Bob Mora fought 13 rounds to a draw in a feature boxing bout. Both fighters pressed action with exchanges and sustained blows, but neither secured a decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levinsky
Mora
Associated Press
Youngstown
Bob” Moira
Germany Denies British Charges Over Westminster Sinking
Berlin reports a German submarine fired one torpedo at the British steamer Westminster on December 13 and did not shell survivors. The statement says rescue was hindered by a patrol steamer, and asserts the British allegations were untrue and intended to sway opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Wireless
Westminster
Admiralty
Canning Company Reports Building Plans Progress
The People's Canning Company held a stockholders meeting to report progress on the Prichard plant. President E. L. Harper said materials are bought and paid for and construction will begin soon once on site. Also discussed were prices to be paid for products. Attending were stockholders E. L. Harper, P. Stanton, W. W. Jones, H. W. Gilett, Frank B. Nihart, A. H. Riley, M. C. Allister, W. Marshall, L. L. Bryers, H. Brannan, L. N. Knobles, E. A. Smith, and T. T. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Canning Company
Prichard
E. L. Harper
Messrs
Mobile
Ala
BE. Stanton
Canoe
W. W. Jones
H. W. Gilett
Satsuma
Frank B. Nihart
Bay Minette
A. H. Riley
Castlebery
M. C. Allister
Irvington
Marshall
Ocean Springs
Miss
L. .L. Bryers
Nokomas
H. Brannan
Wilmer
L. N. Knobles
State Line
E. A. Smith
Theodore
T. T. Taylor
Gulf Crest
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Es J. Rice
Jackinsville
Fila
Gail
Allen
Gharge
G. P. Carlson
Sherman
the Sea
Livestock Men OF West
Istum Cereal Co
Wie Creek
N. C
Hartwell
Whitman
Lane
Interior Department
Baker
War Department
Prudential Company
Germany
Stoll’s
Manhattan
Frank Stoll
Dauphin St
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