Immigration From Far East a Danger
Washington reports state immigration from the Far East threatens U.S. welfare with possible mass inflows if unchecked. The inspector notes Hawaii, Porto Rico, and the Philippines as routes, urges Americanization measures and stricter controls, and cites large arrivals and deportations along with labor bureau aims to improve placement and rural credit support.
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Washington
United States
Hawaii
Cominstrepee
Far East
Insular
Continental
Porto Rico
Philippines
San Francisco
New York
Seattle
Ministers condemn Sunday movies and ball in Mobile union
The Mobile Ministers' Union met at the Y M C A building and adopted strong resolutions condemning Sunday movies and ball games. The resolution calls for the union to oppose coast-particularly and to support laws to safeguard morals and order.
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Mobile Ministers’ Union
Y. M. CA
Mobile
Ana Bender
Alabama
Semion
South Carolina Guard to Undergo Immediate Reorganization
After a late night conference with Governor Elect Manning in Columbia, D. C., Manning is to be inaugurated as Adjutant General. Adjutant General Moore indicated Manning would approve the planned reorganization following the governor elect’s confirmation and the resignation of Governor El.
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Associated Press
Columbia
D. C
Elect Manning
Tely
Sernor
Manning
Moore
Bandits Hold Up Car in Chattanooga
Early morning in Chattanooga Tennessee white men unmasked boarded Alton Park street car at Lookout Mountain foot and robbed the motorman and Tabak at pistol point. Amount stolen unknown bloodhounds placed on the robbers trail.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Alton Park Street
Lookout Mountain
Tabak
Palmer Entertains Ex Sheriff Gets Gift
Former Sheriff T. T. Palmer hosted a staff dinner at Klosky's restaurant Monday at seven o'clock. Deputies who served under him presented a handsome gold headed umbrella as a token of appreciation.
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T. T. Palmer
Klosky’s
Mr. Palmer
Mrs Crosby’s Pupils Give Musical Recital
A pupils recital was given at the home of Mrs M Crosby Saturday afternoon January 16. Performers included Lois Evelyn Dick on New Year March and Sue Moreno with song selections. Other numbers featured piano pieces by O Sims and Madelyn Jett, songs by Miss Marion Brown and Miss Norma Staples, and a piano duet by Brown and Staples.
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Marion’ Brown
Wayside Chapel
Artimese
Oulie Evans
Koelling
Marie H
Deakos Napolitaine
Smith
Madelyn Jett
Norma Staples
Misses Brown
Staples
Prisoners Taken Tax Servia Faces War Strain
A Servian captain notes the burden of Prisoners of war on Serb resources as war drags on. He recalls one prisoner, an Austrian dragoon, who proves family ties can cross front lines even amid capture. The letter highlights feeding, housing, and camp labor as the ongoing tax.
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Ets
Servia
Legation
Eld
Ragoon
Mobile Rifles Named One of Two Prime Guard Units
The Mobile Rifles of the First Regiment and the Montgomery True Blues of the Second Regiment were praised on the reviewing stand as the best two commands in the inauguration parade. Both units, organized in 1886 with the Washington Artillery of New Orleans, boast service in the Indian wars Mexican Civil Spanish-American conflicts. Captain Jack Mahon led the Mobile Rifles Monday. If Col. G J Hubbard becomes adjutant general of Alabama Lieutenant Col. F J Jaddox of Mobile may be nominated as colonel and Major Hayes as lieutenant colonel of the First Infantry.
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Montgomery
Montgomery True Blues
Mobile Rifles
Washington Artillery
New Orleans
Jack Mahon
G. J. Hubbard
Alabama
F. Jaddox
Mobile
Hayes
Firat Infantry
Successor to Hinman Elected by Publishers Assn
The Southwestern Newspaper Publishers Association elected William T. Anderson of Macon as president to succeed F. W. R. Hinman who was killed aboard a ship. R. S. 1 of Asheville Citizen was named vice president. The group also pledged to aid Hinman’s widow in a damages suit, with a check to her attorneys, as the case opens in Charleston, D. C. Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Southwestern Newspaper Publishers Association
William T. Anderson
Macon Xonemepe
F. W. R. Hinman
Jacksonville
Asheville
Pape’s Diap Digestive Aid Promises Quick Stomach Relief
The ad touts Pape’s Diap Digestive Aid as a swift remedy for dyspepsia gastritis sour stomach and gas. It claims fast relief when placed in contact with stomach distress and promotes keeping a fifty cent bottle in the home.
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Pape
Ang
Sullivan Declared Free Agent By Baseball Commission
The national baseball commission reversed the national board, declaring John L. Sullivan of the Toronto International League club a free agent. Sullivan claimed a signed agreement with manager Kelly made him a free agent, a point the commission upheld. Pensacola school children will observe Arbor Day on January 29 with a city proclamation urging tree planting in public places.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
National Board
John L. Sullivan
Toronto
International League
Sullivan
Kelley
Pensacola
Greenhut
Florida
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Bears
Castoria
Streb’s Bakery
N. Royal Street
Kodaks
Zadek Jewelry Co
Kodak Dept
Mobile, Ala
Price Williams
Mobile County
Reuben A. McBroom
Boston Shoe
Conti Street
Francis J. Inge
van Antwerp
Rilox
Sone Tre
Caminetti
Presi ‘Nt Wilson
Anapolis
Congress
Labor Department
Patro
Pervia
Signal Corps
Army Corps
South Carolina Guard
Palmer
Hinman
Publishers’ Ass’n. Will
van Antwerp’s
Drug Co
Debriere’s Cafe
We Royal St
Pat Byrnes
Spaghett
Faust
Maull Bros
St. Louis
Gulf City
Dye
Worlig
ROCHE
BURKE
St. Joseph and
Prince Albert
P. A
Pringe Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
Madea W Ah
Crimp
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