Cullen Veteran Fireman Dies After Illness
Captain Richard Dick Cullen age 61 longtime city fireman died Sunday after noon at his home 206 Canal street after illness of several days. He joined the department in 1896 and worked with Hose Company No 2 then Hook and Ladder No 4. Survived by wife an aunt Mrs Ann Richardson and nieces. Funeral Tuesday with public burial. Mayor Pat J Lyons and fire department officials praise his faithful service.
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Richard
Ann Richardson
Cullen
Mobile
Pat J. Lyons
Indigestion Relief Praised by Peruvian Resident
R F Erwin of Peru Indiana reports an indigestion attack last winter with biliousness and constipation. He says Chamberlains Tablets helped him right away after one bottle. For sale by all druggists Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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R. F. Erwin
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Two Universities Sever Relations
The University of Virginia and Georgetown University announce the severance of athletic relations over breaches of an eligibility agreement. The break ends annual football games and all other contests, shocking university and society circles amid long-standing tensions.
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Associated Press
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Georgetown University
Albert Lefevre
Georgetown
Lefevre
Virginia
Special meeting of St Matthew's men tonight
A note states a special meeting of the men of St Matthew's parish at the rectory tonight at 7 30. The rest of the text comments on speaking too much and overcharging at hotels and exaggerating danger, with no additional event details.
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St. Matthew's Parish
McCombs Named for New York Court of Appeals Seat
Governor Glynn reportedly selected William F. McCombs Democratic national chairman to fill a vacancy on the New York Court of Appeals. McCombs visited Albany’s People’s House recently and may have been invited to accept the post.
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New York
William F. McCombs
Glynn
Court of Appeals Thene
McCombs
People’s House
Albany
Harte Leads Sunday Meetings for Mobile Transit Workers
A. C. Harte spoke to Mobile street car conductors and motormen at their Government street hall, with Sunday sessions at 9 15 am and a 400 person Y M C A auditorium audience. Federation arranged meetings for the next weeks and he noted the Students Volunteer Movement convention in Kansas City. Professor J H Weinand provided music.
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Mobile
Government Street
A. C. Harte
Harte
Church Federation
Students’ Volunteer Movement
Kansas City
J. H. Weinand
Vessels Report Wreckage in Gulf Waters
Government hydrographic office reports wreckage in the Gulf on January 14 near 27 9 N 85 15 W from a medium sized vessel Caeser US S McLean 160 miles SW of Tampa. Earlier on January 8 near 24 81 50 N W the crew passed ties and a 12 foot plank from Br ss Be sparza Mader second officer McWhinnie 70 miles south of the Florida Keys.
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Gulf
Government Hydrographic Office
Caeser
U.S. S
McLean
Tampa
Besparza
Brss
Mader
McWhinnie
Florida Keys
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promoted For Skin Ailments
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best remedy for frost bite pain and healing of chapped skin and eczema. Claims quick relief for ears fingers toes lips and other skin issues with a 25 cent price and mail order from H Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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Bucklen
H. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Mobile Observes Lee and Stonewall Jackson Birthday Day
Mobile groups including the Daughters of the Confederacy and Confederate Veterans mark the anniversaries of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson with a joint program at the Y M C A Harte Auditorium. Veterans are invited to join a parade from the Armory to attend the event with a formal program featuring recitations music and speeches.
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Robert E. Lee
Stonewall” Jackson
Mobile
Daughters of the Confederacy, Confederate Veterans
Mobile Post No. 2
Electa Semmes Colston
Harte
Semmes Camp
United Confederate Veterans
G. A. R. Veterans
Armory Hall
J. J. Powers
William Wilson
United States Army and Navy
Armory
Daughters of the Confederacy
Gardiner Tucker
Apollonia Manson
J. O. Dickens
Lee
Towner Randolph Leigh
Alabama Division
C. J. Torrey
Effie Rosen
Gabriella Barnet Gardner
Alice Dyas
Mr. Chilton
Mrs. Hays
Lee Birthday Observances Shut Virginia Banks and Shops
Richmond and the South marked the 107th anniversary of General Robert E. Lee with a holiday. Banks, schools, and many plants closed as Confederate Veteran groups read Lee's farewell address to the Army of Northern Virginia.
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Associated Press
Richmond
South
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Army of
Northern Virginia
Nashville Observes Robert E. Lee Birthday in Schools
Tennessee marks General Robert E. Lee birthday with observances across Nashville. Daughters of the Confederacy oversee school displays and a portrait at the state library. A memorial meeting at First Presbyterian Church will feature Dr. H M Hamill and Mrs Elizabeth Fry Page. Crosses of honor will be awarded.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Robert E. Lee
Tennessee
Daughters of the Confederacy
State Library
First Presbyterian Church
H. M. Hamill
United States Confederate Veterans
Lee Birthday Exercises to Honor Confederate Veterans
In Memphis on January 19 the Confederate Historical Association hosts Lee birthday events this afternoon. The program ends with presentation of crosses of honor to several Confederate Veterans.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Robert E. Lee
Confederate Historical Association
Pratt City Minister Joins Tabernacle Church
The Rev. J. E. Barnes former pastor of Pratt City’s First Baptist has accepted the call to Tabernacle Baptist Church and will preach both services next Sunday in Mobile as his home. The Rev. J. L. Hall at Tabernacle switched his planned sermon to Christ Weeping Over Jerusalem.
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J. E. Barnes
First Baptist Church
Pratt City
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Barnes
Mobile
J. L. Hall
Tabernacle Church
Christ
Jerusalem
Seventy Boys Benefited at Detention Home This Year
Annual report by L H Putnam details 1913 work at Mobile Boys Detention School. Seventy boys processed with only one incorrigible case sent to Reform School. earnings totaled $398.11 with $303 spent by boys on clothing and needs. twenty plus per month average, fourteen homeless, seven runaways. summer camp held. donations and community support noted.
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Mobile Boys
Chuir
L. H. Putnam
County Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Putnam
Board of County Commissioners
Board of City Commissioners
Board of Directors
Boys, Club Corporation
Board of Managers
Reform School
Hagan
Southern Commercial Congress
Captain Eldridge
City Hospital
Mobile Infirmary
Sheriff's Department
J. J. Peterson
O’gownn
Winthrop
Chapman
Dawson
Roe
Roe Drug Company
The Price She Pays
A condensed old column notes the toll on American women from modern demands. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a simple remedy offering relief from backache headaches nervousness and other health complaints.
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Lydia E.ham
Oystermen See Potential Doubling of Association Membership
A mobile Alabama delegation attended a Dauphin Island meeting of the Alabama Oystermen's Protective Association. The group shows enthusiasm for rapid membership growth and plans further meetings in Mobile and Baldwin counties. Officers praised efforts to repeal onerous laws as members urged sacrifice for the industry. President A I Jones spoke, with remarks by A Balladares John Lores and W H Hold emphasis on unity. A next meeting is scheduled for Bon Secour and Palmetto Beach on January 45.
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Alabama Oystermen's Protective Association
Dauphin Island
Mobile
Baldwin Counties
Herron Bay
A. I. Jones
A. Balladares
John F. Lores
W. H. Holcdmbe
Union Fish and Oyster Co
Bon Secour
Palmetto Beach
Directors' First Meeting Tuesday at Mobi Chamber
The first regular meeting of the Mobi Chamber of Commerce board convenes Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the chamber rooms. President Parsons aims for full attendance as committees may be announced and the ensuing year's budget will be presented. L S Dunlap resigns from the board and a replacement is expected.
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Mobi Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerc
Farnsworth
King
Parsons
Pasons
L. S. Dunlap
Dulap
Th Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Dunlap
Courts and Banks Suspend Business During General Holiday
Probate court and the criminal court suspended business Friday. A short session was held of the law and equity court. The circuit court opened and adjourned Sunday hours were observed at a post office. Carriers made full delivery and the naval window remained open from 9 to 1. Every bank in the city suspended business for the day due to the general holiday.
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Probate Court
Interi Criminal Court
Law and Equity Court
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Corner
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Conception
ALL South
Remembering Lee
Union of Blue
Stonewall Jackson
Harte Audi
D. A
R. Chapter
Gen. R. E. Lee
Tabernacle
Foley
Onie Snow
Wolcott
Tuesda
Chambi
Castoria
Aelette
City Bank
City Bank & Trust CO
Pia
Union Painless Dentists Painst
Unm Lever Pest
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