France urged aiding Morocco cotton growth to break U.S. grip
Louis Barthou urged the French chamber to devote 250000 to 500000 dollars annually to cultivate cotton in Morocco. The chamber approved a 46000000 dollar public works loan for Morocco but took no further action on the cotton aid proposal.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Morocco
United States
Louis Barthou
Chamber of Deputies
M. Barthou
Chamber
Southern University Glee Club to Sing for Epworth League
The S U Glee Club directed by J C Godbey will perform at Harte Auditorium in the Y M C A Monday night to aid the Epworth League in Mobile. Local members H A Newsom and H P Newsom are among the soloists, drawing friends to the event.
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Glee Club
The
Southern University
J. C. Godbey
Harte
Epworth League
K. C. Frazer
L. B. Farrior
H. A
H. P. Newsom
Mobile
Woman’s tonic Cardui helps Mrs Turley recover health
Miami Oklahoma a neighbor praised Cardui the woman’s tonic after a week of use. Mrs Hannah Turley says five years of womanly trouble and monthly pain faded after a full six bottle course. She urges others to begin Cardui now and consult the Chattanooga Medicine Company for instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.
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Hannah M. Turley
Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
McCormick Clarifies NAWSA Policy On Political Attacks
Mrs Medill McCormick chairing the congressional committee of the National American Woman Suffrage Association says in a letter to President Wilson that NAWSA opposes no political party and will not join attacks on the Democratic party. She notes that suffragists exist in all parties and that all parties have aided suffrage in ten states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Medill McCormick
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Wilson
Democratic Party
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
National American ‘Woman Suffrage Association
Largest tanker Archbold launched at Newport News
The John D. Archbold, the largest oil tanker built, was launched in Newport News with President Archbold of Standard Oil attending. Mrs. M. M. Van Buren christened the ship as officials and guests arrived by special train. The vessel carries 67,500 barrels of oil and features advanced lifeboat capacity and fuel options.
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Associated Press
Newport News
John. D. Archbold
Archbold
Standard Oil Company
M. M. van Buren
New York
Tooter of Horn Causing Damage Sues Brown in Unique Suit
New York Plate Glass Insurance Company sues J M Brown for 300 dollars in the law and equity court. They claim two plate glass show windows at a Dauphin and Hamilton streets building owned by Mrs M Pollock were broken when a horn attached to Brown’s machine frightened a team of horses. The insurer says Brown could have honked less disturbingly to prevent the damage.
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J. M. Brown
Law and Equity
New York Plate Glass Insurance Company
Dauphin and
Hamilton Streets
M. Pollock
Brown
Gulf City Guards to Hold Two Drills Weekly
At a Gulf City Guards Mobile battalion meeting, Company E announced two weekly drills and biweekly social sessions. Prizes will be awarded for best drilled men and top target scores as the unit prepares for Mardi Gras parades and spring competitive drills in the South. Captain E J Grove presided. range in excellent condition.
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Gulf City Guards
Mobile Battalion
E. J. Grove
Death closes career of picturesque Englishman
SAN FRANCISCO January 29 William G Irwin 76 year old multi millionare sugar planter of Honolulu died at his home He owned the entire island of Lanai Hawaiian group bought five years ago from Charles Gey for 1 The purchase sparked international tension but the US supreme court upheld his title Irwin famed Pacific coast capitalist donated 15 acres valued at 30000 for Hawaii park purposes His sugar interests were sold to C Brower Co in 1909 one of the largest deals of its kind
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Associated Press
San Francisco
William G. Irwin
Honolulu
Irwin
Lanai
Charles Gey
United States Supreme Court
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
C. Brower & Co
Bonds to be Retired in February in New York City
Mayor P J Lyons announces the retirement of seventy two paying bonds totaling 70000 dollars, series E to E, to be paid in full on presentation at the American Exchange National Bank in New York City. Retirement date is February 2 with no interest paid after that date.
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American Ex Change National Bank
New York City
President Wilson May Address New Chicago Citizens
President Wilson plans to speak in Chicago on February 2 and will address a gathering of aliens naturalized within the last six months as part of his address, per Do N. Goudba, superior court judge of Chiozzo. The notice comes from Washington on January 29.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Chicago
Union League
Do. N. Goudba
Chiozzo
Day bequest to Phillips Academy totals 200000 dollars
An announcement from Andover Mass reports Melville Cox Day an alumnus who died in Florence Italy December 29 left 200000 dollars to Phillips Academy as part of a will. His lifetime gifts to the school amount to 260000 dollars.
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Andover
Mass
Phillips- Andover Academy
Melville Cox Day
Florence
Italy
Fire destroys Millaps College main building in Jackson
A three story Millaps College building housing offices, chapel, literary society halls and classrooms burned in Jackson Mississippi late yesterday. Origin of the fire undetermined. Estimated loss about 50 000 dollars, partially insured.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Miss
Millsaps College
Habeas corpus case for Johnny Williams continued to Monday
At the request of the state solicitor the habeas corpus proceedings filed by Attorneys Webb and McAlpine representing Johnny Williams alias Johnny Jones charged with the murder of Will Davis were continued until next Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock when called before Judge Samuel B. Browne in the circuit court on Wednesday afternoon.
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Webb and McAlpine
Johnnny Williams
Johnny Jones
Will Davis
Mobile River
Samuel B. Browne
Claims Horse Was Lost For Want Of Good Nail
Nick Aldros filed suit in the law and equity court against Charles J. Cook and Joseph P. Hubbard owners of a horse shoeing shop for 120.50 damages over the death of his horse. The horse allegedly died Jan 8 from lockjaw caused by a rusty nail in its shoe.
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Nick Aldros
Law and Equity Court
Charles J. Cook
Joseph P. Hubbard
Boy sacrifices to save girl in sled crash
Donald Partridge was steering a sled at a coasting party in Honesdale Pennsylvania yesterday when a collision with a telegraph pole occurred to avoid striking a girl. Partridge was killed and another boy was fatally or seriously injured. physicians say he may recover.
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Associated Preas
Honesdale
Donald Partridge
Partridge
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