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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1915

Page

8

Legislature faces split session with no program yet

Montgomery January 30. Lawmakers discuss a split session as no formal program exists. Leaders warn key questions remain unresolved and a May or April return is possible. Senator Judge works on a Birmingham commission bill while committees plan hearings on employers liability and personal injury releases.

Montgomery Ala Judge Birmingham Senate Judiciary Hartwell Alabama Chicago Representative Weakley Jefferson Rmingham M Weakley

Argument in Child Labor Bills Heard in Alabama

Discussion on Hartwell bills before joint committee on manufacturing in Selma with lawmakers, mill operators, and advocates. Proponents call for a fourteen year minimum and eight hour day. opponents warn of industrial disruption and economic harm. witnesses cite school expulsions and varied jobs including soft drink stands and messenger service.

Ncc Hal Hartwell Ce. Fd Maputade Selma P Chin Scott Roberts Wiston Alabama Isadore Shapiro B. B Morris Newfield Birmingham McMillan West Public School Montgomery Robert Gans American Federation of Labor W. L. Murdock Alabama Child Labor Committee

Courts Friday Session Dockets and Dismissals Noted

Friday court activity lists numerous cases with dismissals and judgments. Ruth Wilson vs Mobile Light and Company dismissed with costs. other docket items include Hy Bixler versus Peoples Bank and Morien versus T L Lloyd among many liens and railroad matters. Saturday call includes Richards v Croom and Tarleton v Mobile Light and Railroad Company.

B. Browne Ruth Wilson Mobile Light and Company Plain Lem Weaver Andrew Lewis Satur BE. Hy. Bixler Peoples Bank Ip Morien T. L. Lioyd Ernest ‘Ailin C. Callman Fronchstein Wyatt Gatewood Law and Equity Court Safford Berney Brooks Pensacola St. Anand J. S. Barrett Lumber Company FB. Merrill Company Barret Lumber Company F. B. Merrill Company N. A. Richards H. P. Croom H. B. *'Pake F. W. Kearn Richard Tarleton Y Mobile Tight and Railroad Company E.S. Linch City Bank and Trust Company

Burglary at Huntsville Store Blows Safe Open

The store of E. Brown in Huntsville was burglarized on Wednesday night and the safe blown open but only a small sum of money was secured.

E. Brown Hunts-ville

Many Disorders From the Liver Theme Debuts in Page Fragments

Fragmentary OCR text explores health topics linking liver disorders to overall wellness. The piece includes literary questions about self regulation and living, with mystic allusions to nerves and mythic figures suggesting a reflective essay or poem segment.

Young Woman Dies in Bath in New Orleans Home

In New Orleans on January 30 Miss Viola Simonds 21 companion to Mrs. John M Hecker was found dead in the bathroom of 823 Valence Street after neighbors forced entry following a gurgling sound. Doctors say drowning caused by asthma history.

New Orleans John M. Hecker Valence Street Viola Simonds Miss Simonds Bordeaux Street Henry Simonds Hecker Rose’ Code Magazine Street

Treasury plans no new revenue taxes this year

Treasury officials say there will be no new revenue taxes this year and no immediate steps to raise funds. With a revival of public demand, a measured increase may unfold in the next five months as officials seek more efficient income tax collection methods.

Treasury

Crown Prince Frederick William Replies To American Request

The Crown Prince sends a reply to the Associated Press local correspondent dated near ee ee 32. He states three points about Germany’s expected victory, Russia and France aiding England, and hopes for fair play from America. He adds these are his personal ideas shared by many Germans.

Crown Prince Frederick William Associated Russia France England America

Don’t Take Calomel Says Ad for Cascarets

An old advertisement urges readers to skip dangerous Calomel for biliousness and headaches and try Cascarets a 10 cent box that stimulates liver and bowel action without griping or illness.

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