AP Division Meets Here for AP News Meet
The Southwestern Association of the Associated Press will hold its annual meeting in Mobile on February 17 and 18. Melville E. Stone will address the gathering as guest of honor along with a roster of distinguished Southern newspaper leaders. A Mobile reception and entertainment committee is led by A. J. Parsons with mayor Pp. Lyons as vice chair.
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Southwestern Association of the Associated Press
Mobile
Associated Press
Louisville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas-Texas- Oklahoma Association
Melville E. Stone
South
Col. Thos
G. Rapier
New Orleans Picayune
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
C. P. J. Mooney
Memphis Commercial Appeal
D. D. Moore
New Orleans’ Times-Democrat
W. M. Clemens
Birmingham News
James R. Gray
Atlanta Journal
Frank P. Glass
Montgomery Advertiser
Col
Robert Ewing
New Orleans States
M B. Morton
The
Nashville Banner
E. A. Fitzgerald
Vicksburg Herald
Marshall Baflard
New Orleans Item
Robert T. Small
David R. Barbee
A. J.parsons
Chamber of Commerce
Pp. J. Lyons
Erwin Craighead
E. J. Buck
Frederick I. Thompson
D. R. Burgess
William H. Armbrecht
Harry T. Hartwell
William Monk, Jr
John C. O'Connell
Real Estate Transfers Show Modest Prices in Busy Week
A flurry of probate court real estate transfers last week attracted many county buyers, especially for country lands near Mobile. Multiple deeds show modest sums with entries like 30 dollars for Stephen O Connor to Cecil George and 1 250 dollars for Albert K Berg to Nell L Fulford, as developers predict big activity in February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Stephen O’connor
Cecil George
Carrie M. Fisher
W. N. Mobile Dev. Co
R. E. Carrett
North Mobile
Henry Delany
George Nissan
Mobile Heights
Lee
E. Lee
McVey
Taylor Et al
Wizard Co
Gee
Ten years of unalloyed happiness ends in divorce suit
New York reports Mrs Elsie Whelen Goelet has filed for divorce from Robert Goelet after a marriage starting June 14 1904. Friends push reconciliation while a private referee may hear the case to shield details of the extreme cruelty charge.
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New York
Mutual Friends
Robert Goelet
Providence
R. L
False Prosecutor Meets His Waterloo in Local Courts
Rene Bell and Lula Howard were fined five dollars or ten days for vagrancy. Gus Anderson faced a hundred ten day jail term for gaming after failing to pay a one hundred one dollar fine and costs. Other defendants included Charley Jones Dick Young Spencer Crowley Eli Collins Willie King Jim Hudson Thomas Smith John Jackson with varying penalties.
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Rene Bell
Lula Howard
Willie King
A. B. Allen
Crichton
Jim Hudson
Thomas Smith
Dog River
John Jackson
Tailored suit patterns arrive at bargain price
Merchandise shows assorted patterns guaranteed in black and blue serge fabrics. Customer announces intent to pay two dollars and expects immediate availability.
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Serge
Real estate transfers listed across multiple Mobile area parcels
Land deals record numerous sales and transfers in and around Pittsburg Semmes Semmes and Citronelle including 5 acres near section 18 township 6 south range 3 west to Marie Mayer 400 to Henry Delany Lot holdings in Mobile Heights Alexander Heights Semmes first addition to Semmes and North Mobile Development Co parcels in blocks 81 44 and 72 with amounts ranging from 1 to 160 dollars and 250 400 and 1300 cash with monthly terms noted.
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N. Mobile Dev. Co
E. A. Reed
N. Mobile
Charles E. Beckham
William C. Paull
S. R
John E. Logan
James Dunagan
W. Joe Vincent
John EB. Logan
East
Northeast
Northwest
W. Irvington Land Company
Frank D. Partridge
Rebecca Beckham
Bayou la Batre
F. E. Whesenhaut
E. H. Bixler
Wilson
Kate L. Cooper
A.” Schreiner
Platt No
North Mobile Development Company
J. D. Proctor
North Mobile
Annas. Scott
J. E. Hobart
Stella F. Evans
John White
West St. Stephens Road
Pleasant Avenue
Toulminville
W. K. Merrill
Mark Lyons
William D. Smith
St. Stephens Road
Norman Street
Co-Operative Realty Company
Stewart Brooks
Fisher Track
Grand Bay Lumber Me
W. P. Mayer
West
Andrew Zimlich
W. J
James A. Stringer
Zimlich & Strauss
Mobile
Roman Peterson
F. W. Herrmann
Wilson-Gabe Hills
Woodruff
John Johnson
J. M. McCrary
Fred W. Schultz
John P. Wheeler
Edna O. Thiery
Bascomb Track
John A. Fisch
Augustine Mether
Lawrence
St. Anthony
Pearl
Matilda Kohn
Harry Kohn
Bay Side
Oscar Collins
Frank Chastang
George W. Robinson
Orilla Cory
W. H. K. Erdman
L. N. Erdman
Margaret E. Pray
Edgar L. Flexler
W. James A. Stringer
Edith M. Lewis
Emma F. D. Bates
Geo. Williams
Bernoudy
Hoover
Verda
Nwj
A. Gilpin
Marie L. D. Mayer
H. S. Hoover
Henry Delany
Thos. T. Palmer
Mobile Heights
Pinehurst
Benj. Toomer
Maude Co. Adams
Dauphin Place
May Owens
Mary Owens
C. V. Shoub
Mobile Hights
Frank Cheng
W. M. Caton
Alexander Heights
Pittsburg Son. Land Co
Geo. W. Smith
Pittsburg Land Co
Semmes
Laurence*Gray
J. B. Williams Et al
Pittsburg Southern Land Co
Harriett J. Burgess
Fred Cromer
N.w
S. E. Duff
Alex B. Kaye
N. R. Brown
Part Neefs
John A. Barr
Evan White
B. Barr
Sub
Citronelle
Sallie Bosarge
Minn Agee
North Mobile Development Co
W. BH. Bryant
E. S. Tunstall
Tompkins & Richerson
First Base Of English Woolens Cut High Cost Meaning
The phrase signals an initial price reduction on English woolen goods to lower costs. It implies efforts to offset high input or shipping expenses by trimming the base price. The context suggests a market move to boost demand.
Import Tariff Cut Lets Tailors Sell English Woolens at $30
The first bale of English woolens under the new tariff arrived in Mobile and was shown by Mr. Sidney Coan of Schutz & Coan as evidence that tailors can cut prices. He demonstrated a $45 suit could be sold for $30 due to the duty reduction from 55 percent to 35 percent ad valorem, noting stockpiled goods delay full consumer benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mobile
Schutz & Coan
Sidney Coan
Coan
Mr. Coan
London
Bond
Mr. Coam
Julian to Hear Complaints Against Railroads in Mobile
Frank N. Julian of the Alabama Railroad Commission plans a Friday visit to Mobile to hear complaints about railroads. He will be available at the probate court from 5:00 AM to 2:00 PM and notified Clerk Price Williams Jr. via letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Julian
Alabama Railroad Commission
Mobile
Julian
Price Williams Jr
Considerable Contest for Davis Avenue Paving by Colored Community
Rev. J. G. Lewis urges paving of Davis Avenue and sidewalks as the city’s most popular colored street. He notes it is among the worst for travel and appearance and asks authorities to act. A petition is available at H. Rodger Williams Drug Store, Co. W. Peters and Co. Furniture Store, Gulf City Drug Store, C. M. Wilkerson, Knox Bros. undertakers, Johnson and Allen undertakers for signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Avenue
Rev
J. G. Lewis
Rev. Lewis
H. Rodger Williams
Co. W. Peters and Co
Gulf City
C. M. Wilkerson
Knox Bros
Johnson and Allen
Marriage Licenses Issued In Weekend Ceremony List
Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday to Harry Payne and Lula King, Fadio Khourie and Sadie Kalil Zahara, J McKenzie Maye and Lillie Co Garrett, Charley Van Miller and Lola Moffett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Payne
Lula King
Fadio Khourie
Sadie Kalil Zahara
J. McKenzie Maye
Lillie Co. Garrett
Charley van Miller
Lola Moffett
Demand grows urging daily loaf supply for a week
The text argues demand increases and suggests a course to order a loaf daily for seven days to see why demand remains high. It presents reasons for higher need and encourages trying the B order to observe the outcome.
Alumnae Association Annual Meeting at Convent
The Visitor Convent Alumnae Association held its annual meeting Friday afternoon despite inclement weather. Officers were re-elected and plans were set for gifts to the sisters and students, including satsuma for planting and an annual field day with basketball contests. An athletic fund was created with Miss Rosa Lyons in charge. After adjournment, members visited the sisters and enjoyed refreshments from the domestic science department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitor Convent Alumnae Association
C. P
George W
W. H.ebaugh
Elizabeth Berry
Helens. Holbrook
A. H. Manson
Rosa Lyons
Visitation Convent
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Stewart K. Taylor
Daniel Sumner
Wm. H. Bartlett
Nelson and Bailey
S. Royal
Bucklen
H. E. Bucklen
Philadelphia
St. Louis
A. Stree Bakery
N. Royal ST
Satsuma and
Gapefruit
Texas
Brown
Dauphin Street
Als
Kenny Tea
I S. D. Copeland & Son Het
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