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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1915

Page

2

Arbitration debate on labor and peace endures

The article discusses the role of arbitration in labor disputes, citing a traction strike and railroading conflicts. It notes doubts about arbitration's effectiveness, references past awards, and highlights leaders like L A Bland and EB Stone praising orderly conduct. It ends with a reminder of social commentary on married women.

Chicago Eree hWestern W. EB. Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Inin Ars Senate sCitches Thizers Rye L. A. Bland Jee O Whdes

Sargol the Easy Path to Rapid Flesh and Strength

An advertisement claims Sargol speeds digestion to convert food into fat and build solid flesh. It promises 6 to 20 pounds gain, notes harmlessness and low cost, and offers a money back guarantee from Mobile druggists. Cautions that it affects appetite and should not suit those not seeking weight gain.

van Antwerp Drug Co Mobile Saution Sargel Andv

SILL HOPES FOR CONDEMNED MEN

In Phoenix five murderers saved from Florence gallows May 28 face new execution dates before July 23. Governor Hunt, long opponent of capital punishment, refuses to sign papers. Pardon board, public pressure, and last minute reprieves shift fate as anti hangings fight continues.

Phoenix Ariz Florence Hunt Arizona Pardon Board Bryan Francisco Villa Mercy Sawtells Board of Supreme Court New York O. Case Wiley E. Oe House

Pensacola Man Held for Robbery of Woman

Charles Williams was arrested Wednesday night at the Louisville and Nashville depot while waiting for a train to Montgomery. Detectives Newbern and Harris and Officer Lawrence detained him after Carrie White reported a theft of 191 dollars from her life savings. Williams was arraigned Thursday and bound over to the grand jury on a 500 dollar bond, with 187 15 in his possession and items purchased prior to the cashing back of a ticket.

Charles Williams Louisville and Nashville Montgomery Newbern and Harris Lawrence Carrie White Recorder’s Court Grand Jury Pensacola

Armenian Ship Armenian Sunk After Escape Attempt

Survivors tell of the Armenian sinking after a submarine ordered surrender and fired upon the freighter. Lifeboats carried about seventy mule tenders and Americans. some were lost when shells struck boats. Survivors were later landed at Avon by a trawler. In Montgomery, B M Granberry, 25, and J M Monroe, 58, noted among missing passengers. Cardiff survivors report German actions and questions about the era and fish bites.

Avon Joseph Carter Norfolk Va King Oakes Speed Small Foreman Sedden Carter Trickey

Grove Hill Drives Good Roads Push in Clark County

Rev J W Cary field agent of the Good Roads Association organized a Grove Hill unit in Clark county with over fifty members and planned to form groups in Flomaton and Armell. President John Craft of the Alabama Good Roads Association set a Birmingham meeting for July 10.

J. W. Cary Good Roads Association Mobile Grove Hill Clark County Flomaton and Armel John Craft Alabama Good Roads Association Birmingla

President Wilson to Comment After Armenian Loss Details

President Wilson declined to comment on the Armenian steamer loss today pending full details. He awaits complete information before making any statement.

Cornish N. H Wilson

Huerta Orozco Case Postponed and Mexico Peace Plans

Reported postponement of the Huerta- Orozco case continues to heighten tensions in Mexico City where relief for civilians is unlikely without reopening the Vera Cruz railway. Carranza forces claimed repulsing attacks while Zapata looted in the city. Federal warrants were issued in San Antonio for fifty Huerta faction refugees, some in Texas and others in northern and eastern states. Miguel Diaz Lombardo plans to present a peace plan to President Wilson in Washington as he heads to the capital.

Mexico City Vera Cruz Carranza Gonzales Carranza’ Agency Zapata San Antonio Tex Texas Lombardo Wilson EL Paso Mexico Wilson Miguel Diaz Lombardo Villa Washington

Dual Nationality Clarified for American Born Children

Washington reports a State Department statement that children born on American soil to naturalized American citizens are not considered dual nationals and are not guaranteed immunity from foreign military service. It notes dual nationality exists for some cases but not for foreign born parents who naturalize.

Washington State Department United States

Recorder's Matinee case set for Friday hearing

Annie Collins reports an assault case recorded at headquarters with a hearing slated for Friday. Gertrude Lewis, described as a negress, was fined 10 dollars plus costs or ten days and an additional three months for beating Thornton Hill, an elderly disabled man. Claude Bell, accused of assault and battery with a waiter incident at Schimpt's, paid 50 dollars and costs or twenty days at hard labor. Emma Tier plans a weekend visit to Livingston and Demopolis, Alabama. Co L Harris of the Southern Railway, based in Birmingham, visited Mobile Thursday to discuss company interests.

Gesee Annie Collins Gertrude Lewis Thornton Hill Claude Bell Schimpt's

Deaths and Funerals of Emmet Cooper in Robertsdale

Emmet Cooper aged 16, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas M Cooper, a Reale Baldwin County Alabama resident, died Thursday morning after a several weeks illness. Interment held in Catholic cemetery with pallbearers William McGuire R E Robinson W W Benthaul J J Woulard W B Dodds John Sagera Mike Gavin Tom Henley active and N L Tiley F B Gray Charles Welch and R Lewis as honorary. Remains sent from local infirmary to Robertsdale.

John 401 Patrick’s Ca Messrs William McGuire R. E. Robinson W. W. Benthawl J. J. Woulard W. B. Dodds John Sagera Mike Gavin Tom Henley N. L. Tiley F. B. Gray Charles Welch R. Lewis Emmet Cooper Thomas M Cooper Reale Baldwin County Alabama Dixon & McKay Robertsdale

Sweet Dreams Mosquito Repellent Ad Claim

An advertisement extols Sweet Dreams mosquito repellent as the best value with wide distribution. It targets both poor and rich buyers and emphasizes affordable large bottles sold by loyal dealers in every town.

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