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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1913

Page

6

Burnett Critiques Navy Spending in Alabama Interview

The Item publishes Congressman Burnett of Alabama opposing large battleship expenditures and urging a shift to smaller auxiliary ships. He advocates road building over new battleships and cites the proposed Council of National Defense to align naval policy with national needs.

Padgett House Naval Germany France Japan Committee On United States Council of National Defense Congress Senate

Colored People Protest Over District Relocation

The Item reports a proposed shift of the restricted district north of Davis Avenue and west of Wilkinson Street, printed as a faculty suggestion from the University of Alabama Medical Department. The paper clarifies it offered no position on new locations and supports clearing the district, citing civic reasons and the protest by Davis Avenue residents to influence city commissioners.

Wnvate Davis Avenue Wilkinson Street Item Medical Department University of Alabama Dauphin Street Lawrence Street

New Government Check System Shifts Payments to Banks

On February first the government will pay all bills by checks drawn on the treasury and deposited in national banks. The change concentrates accounting at the U.S. Treasury, saves pensioners from exchange fees, and shifts funds away from New York to regional depositories, reducing clearing costs.

Treasury United States New York Denver Secretary of the Treasury

Justice department should investigate executive errors

Washington opinion argues the department of justice and the attorney general should lead investigations when federal departments are accused. It urges standard use of justice investigators to uncover facts, citing the Crow reservation case and highlighting timely, thorough fact finding over political posturing.

Victor Elliott Washington Department of Justice Indian Bureau of the Interior Department Crow Reservation House Senate Interior Department Indian Bureau Congress Senator Chamberlain Oregon Indian Affairs Committee Robert W. Archbold Congressional Committees Congressional Committee

Protecting Immigrant Girls Work Needs City and Jewish Aid

The Jewish Herald highlights the New York section of the Council of Jewish Women detailing efforts to guard immigrant girls and seeking 1200 annually to strengthen outreach. It urges Bnai Brith and Southern Jewish leaders to fund a broader campaign, noting past limited visitation due to staffing and criticizing revoked support from European officials.

New York Council of Jewish Women B‘nai Brrth Council National Council of Jewish Women Jewish Herald

New Year's Eve in London at Hotels and Restaurants

Thousands filled Piccadilly hotel and nearby venues to welcome 1900 with bells, lights, and gifts. At Piccadilly over 1,300 rang in the year with mother of pearl lorgnettes. Prince's restaurant flashed A Happy New Year. Carlton gave guests folded papers with New Year resolutions.

Piccadilly Hotel Prince’s Carlton

The Peach Thief and a Racehorse Tip

In a Rutland garden a boy nicknamed the fruit thief distracts Doreen with a peach. She later learns his Trump Card tip spurs a race day plan, aided by Lord Westray who backs the horse at fifty to one for Doreen. The story follows their unfolding scheme and consequences.

Doreen Heath Evelina Curly Purlieus Sigmund-Wolfs Lord Westray Newmarket Rutland Cambridge Road Hussar Westray Trump Card Johnson Promis DoCard

Learn to Ride Before Sunday

Helen grapples with a hidden fear of horses as she secretly learns to ride to please her husband Warren. She endures four lessons costing two dollars each, taking encouragement from Mrs. Stevens while concealing the strain of years of claimed riding prowess.

Mabel Herbert Urner Mrs. Stevens Helen Mr. Stevens Warren Des

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