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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1913

Page

8

Vocational Training Featured In Crime Wave Debate

Edward J. Tobin, superintendent of schools, blamed lack of vacation facilities and the current school system for rising crime. He argued many students are routed into unsuitable courses, with boys shaped for farming and girls steered toward home economics. He urged agricultural and trades education to elevate public perception and offer real opportunities.

Edward J. Tobin Obin Sys Tobin

Hair saves woman in gasoline explosion blaze

Mrs. C. M. Howard avoided serious burns when gasoline in her kitchen at 962 Eleventh street caught fire and exploded. She removed her burning hair, tossing it and the gasoline can out the door, suffering only slight burns as firefighters extinguished the blaze.

Denver Col C. M. Howard

Pastor and kinship preachers cited in Winnebago County

O J Kern tells Cook County Teachers' Association that Pastor N J Hadley of First Lutheran Loraine Ohio has twelve kinfolk who are preachers. He argues past instruction pushed rural youths to city life and urged change in the new order.

N. J. Hadley First Lutheran Church Loraine Ohio Ao. J. Kern Winnebago County Cook County Teachers’ Association Mr. Kern Thia Chang

Girl Bride Pleads Hypnotized Marriage Separation

In New York on January 26, Mrs. Dace Melbourne Shannon Charlot seeks a legal separation from her French husband Charles Charlot a Mexican mine promoter. The 21 year old alleges jealousy driven violence including tearing a gown and yanking a necklace.

New York Dace Melbourne Shannon Charlot Charles Charlot Charlot

Secret Frats Under Scrutiny By Chicago School Board

Chicago teachers and officials move to root out high school secret fraternities and sororities amid suspensions and possible expulsions. Principal level action dominates as pan-Hellenic plans consider college responses and official notices to universities.

Carrier pigeon makes a remarkable flight

A carrier pigeon captured in Fresno carries a brass leg band with a note from Al Kruger of Chicago. Lamond, who keeps many pigeons, believes the bird wandered to his coop attracted by his flock. The bird was nearly exhausted when found and will be released with a message back to Kruger once healed.

Fresno Cal al Kruger East Division Street Chicago Gus Lamond Lamond No. 80 East Division Street, Chicago

Kansas 1877 Warning Out Law for Grasshopper Fight

Kansas contemplate an old Warning Out law from 1877 enabling towns to call able bodied residents aged twelve to sixty five to fight grasshoppers. Officials may issue a warning out order and citizens must report with prescribed tools. fines apply for non compliance. No pay, duty only. Professor McCullogh suggests a governor proclamation to burn meadow and grass to eradicate chinch bugs, with tests showing 98 percent reduction after burning.

Stubbs Kansas McCullogh The Agricultural College

Kalem Director McGowan Leaves for Alabama Studio

Mr J P McGowan Kalem director travels to Birmingham with twenty actors and crew to establish a winter studio. The Alabama locations are positioned as a striking new setting for Kalem pictures and will showcase the company’s diverse backgrounds and recent directed productions.

J. P. McGowan Kalem Birmingham Ala Alabama McGowan

L and N Earnings Decline Hit Alabama Operations

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad reports steep earnings declines in Alabama from 1906 to 1909, noting per mile gross drop from 9808 to 8748 dollars and overall losses of over 1.47 million dollars. The company cites court relief and alleges broad discrimination as rates across Alabama railroads rose while L and N faced reduced charges.

Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company Alabama United States Supreme Court of the United States

Riches Craze Attacked as Sapping Society

Chicago January 26 Rabbi Tobias Schanfarber at R A M temple denounced speed mania in business as eroding physical vitality and moral order. He blamed get rich quick aims for social degeneration and urged restraint and equal opportunity without legal compulsion.

Chicago Tobias Schanfarber R. A. M. Temple America

Fine Picture Coming to Pece Two

Cavalry and over a thousand infantry from southern California militia helped film a three reel military picture “gherldagra Ridé” to be shown soon in Mobile. The two miles location has been faithfully duplicated to evoke memories among veterans who took part.

Cal

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