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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
8
German steamer Ursule sails from Zeebrugge to Antwerp
An Associated Press dispatch notes the German steamer Ursule passed from Zeebrugge to Antwerp. It marks the first German ship to travel this route since Antwerp fell, signaling a shift in wartime maritime movements reported today by Reuters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Holland
Ursule
Zeebrugge
Antwerp
Community notices list volunteers by district and role
A crowded roster shows J A R ner and Gabriella B A Wood chairing committees across Five Flags and Cavalier districts. Names include Moore Gall Alletta, Mrs. F A Inge, Miss Warren, Miss M C Owee, and many others guiding banking, charity, and civic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriella B. A. Wood
Moore Gall Alletta
Unier Five Flags
F. A. Inge
Dam Bryan
H. T. Inge
Cavalier
Miss Warren
the Revolution
M. OC
Wee D
People’ Bank and Vicinity
Bsery
Matmo
Charlies
Han. C
van Antwerp
K. Dawson
Charles Beroujon
Comer Ao Palmer
Atvocation
Bou
Easton Spotswood
Yeend
Elizabeth Touart
Edna Man- Poe
Mamie Clark Pugh
Thornton
Virginia Thornton
Bran
Faith
Ch Minorerick
Mrs. Mertz
Margaret Broderick
Lil‘Leod
Tienes Han Orrell
Susie Gaillard
May Mc Met-Zundel
Barbara Bereuson
J. M. A Cawthon Ponsing
Herr Joach
Nadine ‘Hunter
Aitken Bacheythet
Pauline Phieffer
Sims
Bank
J. D. Perbigan
B. Kirkbride
Appolanis
Manson
Mattie Belle Kirkbride
Burns
Clara de Sands
T. P. Norville
Ray Norville
Madeline Zieee
Ae George Rosson
Marianne Howie
Ethel Gaines
Agnes
J. F. Maury
Laila Peterson
Iman
Ieee
Kilbane Knocks Out Drummier in Catchweight Bout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland defeated Young Drummier of Jersey City by knockout in the tenth round of a 12 round bout in Waterbury Connecticut yesterday. The fight used catchweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waterbury, Conn
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Young Drummier
Jersey City
Clarke 1 Holds: $1000 Bail in Reiss Case
Henry Clarke was held to city court under $1000 bond on charges of burglarizing the Reiss Mercantile Company on January 6 and 7. Store owner Jacob Reiss testified 33 gowns 23 waists and 75 silk hose valued between 750 and 1000 dollars were stolen. Detective Warren Burch said Clarke claimed a partner did the work while Clarke watched from a rear residence. The burglary involved entry through a rear property near St Emanuel, with a broken second floor window and property loaded into three suitcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ©. Clarke
Reiss Mercantile Company
La&1
Robert E. Gordon
Clarke
Iis
Jacob Reiss
Reiss
Warren Burch
Reiss Company
J. Murphy
Conti
St. Emanuel
Plan announced of services for Admiral Dewey
Washington report on funeral arrangements for Admiral George Dewey. Congress committees announced Capitol closure for January 20 with invited guests allowed in at 10 am. Dewey’s body to lie in the Rotunda at 11 am with President, Cabinet, Supreme Court justices, diplomatic corps, and military officers in designated seats. Midshipmen to guard the body as the sole escort to the Capitol per Admiral Dewey’s wish. After services, larger escort will accompany the body to Arlington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Capitol
Associated Press
Washington
Admiral Dewey
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
George Dewey
United States
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Committee On
Committee On Naval Affairs of
J. B. Frazier
United States Navy
Burleson
Postage Department
Daniels
Corgo
Artington Cemetery
Org East
Cigarette price increases announced by companies
New York January 19 Associated Press reports tobacco firms, the Tobacco Products Corporation, and related groups announced higher cigarette prices. The increases range from one to three cents per pack, affecting various brands and retailers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United
Spannell Trial Admits Wife and Child Testimony
In San Elmo Texas Judge Duboise allowed testimony about Spannell and his devotion to his wife and child during cross examination. The defense had elicited the line of questioning while the state contended to limit it, and the judge withdrew the ruling to be reconsidered today after authorities were consulted. The trial concerns the July Alpine killings of Spannell’s wife and Lt. Col. M. C. Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Elo
Tex
C. E.duboise
Harry J. Spannell
Colonée
M. C. Butler
Alpine
Spannel
Neaind
Peach
Spanell
Duboisé
Hig
J. W. Downam
Laxative Brom Quinines Endorsed by Grove’s Signature
An item notes that a product called Laxative Brom Quinine is advertised with Grove’s signature on the box. The box price is listed as 25 cents. The message emphasizes that the remedy removes the cause and mentions a single Bromo Quinine item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Grove
Wilson presses for speedy railroad labor and reform bills
President Wilson met with the Senate steering committee at the capitol to push the administration agenda. He urged enacting the full program before March 4 including railroad labor measures and revenue legislation, with support for the corrupt practices bill and citizenship changes for corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
House
Wilson
Capitol
Senate
Congress
Kern
Democratic Party
Legislative friction noted in session over stalled progress
The report depicts lawmakers facing delays as debates stall action and leaders warn against tactics aimed at hindering the legislative process. The phrase suggests internal procedural battles and strategic moves to disrupt bills and votes.
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Ailor
Dauphin ST
Bet
Hamilton and
Franklin
OF Mobile
Ala
Watcher
Dewey
Germany
St. John’s
St. John's
Spannell
Aba
L. H. Meyer
Kuppenheimer
L. H. Meyer & Sons
Shop AT Shook’s
St. Pane
Besse Qualey
Stak
Scott
van Antwerp Drug Co
Mobile Gas CO
Ini
J. D. Andrews
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