How to Halt Rush of Cotton to Market Convention in Dallas
A three days' convention in Dallas gathers southwestern cotton men to discuss marketing strategies and how to prevent rushing the staple into buyers' hands at disadvantageous prices. Speakers include W. T. Anderson of the Macon Telegram, George Wilson former Oklahoma agriculture secretary, Dr J Neil Ly former Texas Farmers' Union president, J W L Corley former Oklahoma agriculture chair, and Edward R Kane Texas agriculture secretary.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
W. T. Anderson
Macon
Telegram
George Wilson
Oklahoma
J. Neilly
Farmers’ Union of Texas
J. W. L. Corley
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
Edward R. Kane
Professor J W Simpson in city soliciting pupils
Professor J W Simpson field secretary of Ward Belmont College Nashville Tenn is in the city for a few days soliciting pupils. H C Fourton former Lyric theatre manager is in Mobile en route to New Orleans to spend the summer. Mrs Van Vulplen and daughters from Beaumont Texas visit relatives in the city. Misses Addye and Julia Bolton attend the W O W picnic at Wilmer Alabama.
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J. W. Simpson
Birmingham
Ward-Belmont Collegef
Nashville, Tenn
H. C. Fourton
Lyric Theatre
Mobile
New Orleans
Mr. Fourton
Wells Interests
Richmond
van Vulplen
Miss Henrietta
Beulah Martin
Beaumont
Texas
Addye
Julia Bolton
Wilmer
Ala
A Good Dentist Warns Against Dental Neglect
A dentist stresses the effort and skill involved in dentistry and urges patients to follow his guidance on proper dental care and use of a standard dentifrice. He argues neglect harms body and brain and urges timely attention to teeth.
Southern Cattle Men organize for tick eradication drive
The Southern Cattle Men's Association and Tick Eradication League launched in Montgomery with eighty five members from across the South. Daniel C. Combs was elected president and Dr. Tait Butler secretary and treasurer. A November meeting in Memphis will form a constitution and by laws. The group urged halting interstate movement of tick cattle and urged Southern businessmen to affiliate.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southern Cattle Men’s Association
Gay-Teague Hotel
Daniel C. Combs
Hickory Valley
Tenn
Tait Butler
Memphis
Tessessee
G. R. White
Nashville
Mississippi
T. M. Maxwell
Canton
Alabama
C. A. Cary
Auburn
Georgia
P. F. Bahnsen
Atlanta
Florida
J. F. Parker
Arcadia
Oklahoma
Z. T. Miller
Bliss
Texas
Ed F. Tillman
San Antonio
Kentucky
F. C. Giltner
Eminence
Peabody Hotel
J. A. Kiernan
D. Darnell
South
G. R White
G. B. Harper
G. H. Alford
Yail Butler
J. C. Williams
The
Southern Railway
Washington,d.c
Keld
R. A. Ramsay
Washington, D. C
W. T. May
National Stock Yards
Ill
P. F Bahnsen
J L. Wyatt
East St. Louis
Kappa Delta Rules Against High School Sororities
Asheville July 10 The Kappa Delta National Sorority passed a resolution forbidding initiation into any chapter of the society for any girl who joins a high school sorority after September 1 1915. The convention backed the campaign against high school groups as unfair to social standards and decided to grant no charters to colleges below national class.
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Asheville
N. C
Kappa Delta
Whitemound Merchant Buys Chamberlains Medicine Stock
W D Magli a Whitemound Wisconsin merchant bought Chamberlains medicine to supply customers. After receiving them he fell ill and says one small bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by all dealers Adv.
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W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
Police News Frankly Brief Disorder Docket
White resident W W Pool was fined 50 or ninety days in recorder court after a quarrel with his wife and a neighbor. Joseph Stewart of the Mobile Salvage corps paid 15 or thirty days after accused of striking Johnny Williams. A man named Pat Byrnes received three months hard labor for sacks theft. Traffic Officer Phillip Pittroff returned to duty after two weeks ill at Dauphin and Conception Streets.
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W. W. Pool
White
Lewis
Broadus
Recorder’s Court
Pool
Joseph Stewart
Mobile Salvage Corps
Jonert Frank
Stewart
Johnny Williams
Pat Byrnes
Phillip Pittroff
Dauphin
Conception Streets
Captain Hennesy Survives Narrow Biplane Fall Over Ocean
Captain F B Hennesy of the first United States aero squadron in San Diego had a near fatal fall from a biplane while at about 800 feet over the ocean. A gust tilted the craft and tangled his right foot in the wires, causing a descent of nearly 600 feet before freeing himself. He resumed control and steadied the plane within 200 feet of the water.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
F. B. Hennesy
United States Aero Squadron
Hennesy
Plase
Discrimination in Per Capita Spending for Invalid Institutions
In Seattle July 40 a National Conference of Charities and Corrections section on children heard Alexander Johnson urge rational cost approaches to providing for children. He noted some areas spend up to 1000 per capita per invalid institution, while he argued for a smaller proportional investment. Lewis Meriam contrasted large federal funds for animal industry with 53500 for the children's bureau.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Alexander Johnson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Children's Bureau
Johnson bonds forfeiture sought after denial to return
Washington July 10 department of justice moves to forfeit Jack Johnson's 30000 personal bond in Chicago related to white slave indictments as Johnson declares he will never return to the United States. Judge Carpenter had held forfeiture pending his appearance and officials expect official confirmation of his stated purpose. France deportation options discussed but no formal action taken. authorities note France can deport convicted individuals even without an American extradition request.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jack Johnson
United States
Department of Justice
Chicago
Carpenter
Johnson
France
State Department
Young Florida girl attempts suicide in Jacksonville
Miss Inez Sebring, seventeen, daughter of W. Ru Sebring, a Jacksonville businessman, and a former mayor’s daughter, attempted suicide yesterday by firing a revolver at her head. Doctors say she may die. she has suffered melancholia since her mother’s death months earlier.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Inez Sebring
Sebring
Jacksonville
W. Sebring
Montgomery jail praised as model by state inspector
War of words over jail conditions ends with Dr. Oates declaring Montgomery County Jail a model after reporting Sheriff Hood has met most recommendations. He also praises Coffee County Jail at Ida for cleanliness and compliance, commending Deputy C R Davis for management.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. H. Oates
Horace Hood
Montgomery County
Dr. Oates
O'Neal
Sheriff Hood
C. R. Davis
Japanese Newsman Deported From Eagle Pass
Eagle Pass Texas July 10 Sechi agitani a Japanese newspaper man from San Francisco was turned back to Mexico. Federal authorities accuse him of aiding Mexican constitutionalists at Piedras Nigras for months and note his offer of thousands of veteran Japanese fighters was rejected by Governor Carranza of Coahuila months ago.
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Associated Press
Eagle Pass
Texas
Tariff Bill Ready for Senate Amid Debate Timeline
Washington July 10 Chairman Simmons calls finance committee to meet tomorrow to report the tariff bill to the senate. Democrats plan to start debate Monday and keep the bill before the senate until passage. Republicans expect a session before Sept 1 and Senator Smoot says currency legislation will wait until winter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Simmons
Finance Committee
Senate
Smoot
Appreciation of Mobile fire department after morning blaze
A Mobile Cotton Pickery fire in June prompted a letter to Fire Chief J F Price from proprietor R P Pope praising the department. Pope commends rapid response and notes only minor damage to the building and contents.
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Mobile Fire Department
Mobile
J. F. Price
R. P. Pope
Americans Defeat Germans in Davis Cup Play
Mau rice K. McLoughlin and R Norris Williams won singles for the United States in Nottingham as McLoughlin overturned a two set deficit to beat Otto Freitzheim and Williams defeated Oscar Kreutzer in three sets. The U S leads the Davis Cup preliminary with one match needed to reach the final against Canada or Belgium.
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Associated Press
Nottingham
Eng
Maurice KE. McLoughlin
R. Norris Williams
Otto Freitzheim
Oscar Kreutzer
United States
Canada
Belgium
McLoughlin
Froitzheim
William
Woman's Sudden Death Prompts Coroner Probe
In St Louis a coroner requested an investigation into the sudden death of Mrs Willie Duke of Monticello Arkansas at a hotel. Authorities believe she may have died from poison. She had arrived two weeks earlier with her daughter Catherine who says her mother had been ill for days and became dangerously ill early this morning.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Willie Duke
Monticello
Ark
Death by Own Action Shocks Rome In Graft Probe
A sensational death by own action in Rome involves engineer Giannini, a witness in graft disclosures on the palace of justice project overpriced by millions. His past testimony implicates Deputies Luzzatta and Bruniaiti in the scandal.
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Associated Press
Rome
Giannini
Palace of Justice
Ginanini
Luzzatta
Bruniaiti
Molesworth Secures Pro Pitcher with Record
Birmingham announces the purchase of pitcher Gregory from Ottawa Ohio. He will report at once and holds the pre season record of one loss in nineteen games.
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Molesworth
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Birminghar
Gregory
Ottawa
Ohio
Cmee
Orephy
Funeral Notice for Mrs Annie Pedersen
Entered into rest July 10 1913 at 445 am Mrs Annie Pedersen. The friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral from the family residence 403 Monroe Street Friday afternoon in Magnolia.
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Annie Pedersen
Monroe Street
Magnolia Ee
Notes of the Waterfront at Mobile Harbor
The Conway sails Thursday afterload with 594000 feet of sawn timber and draws twenty five feet of water as it departs Mobile. Viator and John Wilson also sail, with cargoes for Central America. Chattom loads lumber after wreck blasting. Fort Gaines docks to discharge bananas. Balakani brings creosote oil for Republic Creosoting. Montauk Point sails for Mobile to load. Sirdar shifts to stream for sailing Saturday. Ogeechee arrives to load crossties.
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Conway
Cooper Master
Mobile
Viator
United Fruit Company Line
Puerto Cortez
John Wilson
Bocas del Toro
Panama
Pier 1
Balakani
Grangemouth
England
New Orleans
Republic Creosoting Company
Montauk Point
Tampa
Fla
King's Royal Germetuer claims to kill germs of all diseases
An advertisement touts Germetuer as a universal cure from Memphis Tennessee to Mobile Alabama. It lists numerous ailments and promises thousands of cures where others failed. It sells a large bottle for $1 and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Express
Ellis-Lillyback Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
Mobile
Ala
van Antwerp Drug Co
Woman falls from street car injuring arm and back
Mrs. E. M. Mercer of 168 South Royal street was thrown from a Marine and Broad street car at Government and Royal streets about 10 o'clock Wednesday night. Her left arm was broken and she is said to have suffered internal injuries.
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E. M. Mercer
South Royal Street
Marine and
Broad Street
Government
Royal Streets
Assessments Due and Burial Association Notice
Assessments Nos 320 321 are due by July 31 and failure to pay will suspend membership. Harrison Mutual Burial Association offers one hundred dollars protection in case of death. Members are urged to recruit new members and act as a committee of one.
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Harrison Mutual Burial Association
Court Notices and Docket Actions Across Courts
U S District Court in Toul min hears motion to disallow Colburn vs Gates Lumber Company. Berney oversees Bertha Hackett vs Adeline Robinson et al on bill and decrees pro confesso. Michael and Lyons Grocer Co. vs Bolivia Michael et al set for July 14 on demurrers. Evelyn McGrath petition to relieve disabilities of non age heard with affidavits. Adjournment to Monday 10 AM.
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U. S. District Court
United States District Court
Toulmin
Geo. L. Colburn
RE. W. Gates Lumber Company
Law and Equity Court
Equity Sey
Berney
Bertha Hackett
Adeline Robinson
Chancery Court
Smith
Michael and Lyons Grocer Company
Bolivia
Michael
Evelyn McGrath
Lydia Goodman
Death by own action reported in local home case
Rosa Harris a female of color employed by Louise Ligon at 556 St. Louis Street died after taking cocaine. The death occurred Thursday shortly before noon and the girl lived only about half an hour after ingesting the drug.
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Rosa Harris
Louise Ligon
St. Louis Street
Deaths and funerals Mrs Annie Pedersen of Mobile
Mrs Annie Pedersen a well known Mobile resident died Thursday morning after a lingering illness She leaves her husband two daughters Edna and Annie Pedersen a brother Captain J W McDowell and other relatives She was a member of St Francois street Methodist Church Funeral notice appears elsewhere in these columns.
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Annie Pedersen
Mobile
Edna
J. W. McDowell
St. Francois-street
Methodist Church
Lawrence J. Cullne, Irish-born Mobile resident dies at 71
Lawrence J. Cullen, a native of Ireland aged 71 and longtime Mobile resident, died Thursday at the Little Sisters of the Poor home for the aged. He formerly worked with the U S customs service and in general blacksmithing. Survived by son C F Cullen, a daughter, and other relatives.
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Lawrence J. Cullne
Lawrence, J. Cullen
Ireland
Mobile
United States Customs Service
Little Sisters of the Poor
C. F. Cullen
Chancery Court Actions Confirm Reports of Reference
Special chancellor Leigh presided in Emily De Riviere versus William A Blount and others and William A Blount versus Claire Darling and others. Both matters submitted on register's report of reference and reports confirmed.
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Chancery Court
Leigh
Emily de Riviere
William A. Blount
Régister
Claire Darling
Register
Officials Responsible for Wreck at Stamford
Washington July 10 The interstate commerce commission report on the New York New Haven and Hartford wreck at Stamford Connecticut finds the railroad negligent for placing Engineer Dougherty in charge of the derailed train while he was inexperienced and untrained.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
New
Haven
Hartford
Stamford
Conn
Dougherty
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G. Hardy Smith
T. Michael Street Mobile, Ala
St. Joseph and
Blate Streets
Ion
Drs.t
T. J. Granade
Dauphin ST. Bell
Jos
Patit
Beast
ST. Michael Street
Cattle Men OF South Perfect Organization
Kappa Delta Sorority
Adv
Police News
C. J. Moffett
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Hellen Medicina Co
Balilweg
Dauphin St
Capt. Hennesy
First
U. S. Aero Squadron
Cash Johnson
Inspector Oates
Mexico
J. Crockefeller
John D Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Mobile’s
Mary
Bijou Theatre
S. Conception Street
Otel Sregorian
New York City
Fifth Ave
Broadway
D. P. Ritchey
ANSCO
Ansco Films
CYKO
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