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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
2
Paris reports reaction to the destruction of the Armenian by a submarine with emphasis on risk to Americans aboard. The incident follows the Lusitania case and may influence Washington's response. The Matin newspaper notes heightened US indignation and possible diplomatic ultimatums.
Across the British press the Armenian sinking prompts varied editorials. Some defend the captain's actions as justified to carry out wartime orders, while others condemn the destruction as a violation of neutral rights. The incident tests President Wilson and Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg as US demands loom.
London reports Dr. Vivo, the Armenian physician from Porto Rico, was aboard the submarine when it was sunk. Survivors recount a grim night in lifeboats as the first casualty listed is the American foreman of a mu letters gang.
An account recalls torn clothing and bandages as passengers faced wounds and used rope to plug holes in a damaged boat. Four men died and were cast overboard to lighten the load while the purser and others jumped into the sea to build a raft from wreckage.
Twelve Orleans yachts prepare to start the long race to Pensacola at 4 pm Friday after noon. The Garic cup is the goal with multiple trophies to be won by best times and handicap ratings.
Frank Surges found guilty in city court Thursday of grand larceny for stealing a watch valued at 30 dollars and remanded for sentence. Daisy Sheron convicted of stealing 8 dollars from Purcell Johnson and sent to county jail for sentencing. W B Widley case stalled as complainant unavailable. case appealed from inferior criminal court. Frederick F. Myles, pioneer in Louisiana mineral resources, died in New Orleans at age 64олог
A fragmentary description recalls a “Sweet Dreams” mosquito deterrent scene where a swift device or creature acts to repel insects. The passage mentions large bottles and a vivid Western breeze tone, implying a product or scene tied to pest control and fast action.
Dr T H Frazer was elected president and D P Bester vice president of the Young Men's Christian Association for the fifth term at the annual board meeting. Officers include C W Morse recording secretary John Gaillard treasurer and F W Evans general secretary. Budget cut from 20000 to 13500 due to war related declines. receipts for the year total 16361 vs 20112 prior year. Assets total 144665.08 with liabilities of 39224.72. A 100 citizens committee is proposed to commemorate the 60th anniversary in 1916 and support rebuilding efforts as quarters are outgrown.
Washington debates extradition of General Victoriano Huerta in the Madero murder case while relief plans for Mexico City gain priority. federal authorities weigh charges for neutrality violations and potential deportation if Villa authority claims fail.
War dispatches report Teuton forces pressing toward Warsaw while Russian defenders retreat from Tarnopol with heavy artillery blows. Austrian and Paris sources discuss Russian strategic withdrawal beyond Galicia. Spain struggles to maintain neutrality amid cabinet friction and public meetings limits.
The new McHenry high school building is structurally finished. A community picnic with barbecue and basket dinner will be held on the campus July 10. Gov. Brewer will deliver an address in the auditorium of the building.
The R O Harris Grocery Co promotes United Profit Sharing Coupons with well known goods including Durkee's Salad Dressing Wesson Oil Snowdrift Lard and related products. Coupons redeemed at United Cigar Stores.
Ernest F. Ladd elected president at stockholders meeting to fill the vacancy from Luther C. Fry's retirement. He has served as cashier since the bank’s founding and led in the directors’ duties during Fry’s illness. Bump in ranks: George A. Mitchell Jr. becomes cashier and W. J. Parham Jr. advances to assistant cashier. Board re-elected with John J. McPhillips new director. Ida Louise Martin sues for divorce alleging years of abuse and a 1914 revolver threat. Suit on account: Wood Printing Co. seeks $168 from Edward V. O Connor for 1915 work prior to May 1.
A sensational piece notes rare African marvels and a Texas discovery described as Vitalitas a unique energized earth tonic claimed to cure indigestion rheumatism biliousness catarrh nervous debility eczema and more. The ad promotes Vitalitas at Sutton's Drug Store and by druggists.
A mother from Plover Iowa reports her 18 year old daughter suffered female weakness. She consulted three doctors with no relief. After five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered, regaining strength and ability to dress herself.
Montgomery dispatch reports Governor Henderson halted a court order delaying the execution. Early Morris was hanged at Dadeville for killing his wife. the governor said to interfere no further with the court’s decision.
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