General Huerta Sent to Fort Elis Amid Neutrality Debate
San Antonio reports focus on Huerta linked cases with officials and conspirators. Ignacio Bravo and Enrique Corostieta each held on $5,000 bonds, with Orozco, Caraveo, and Ike Alderete awaiting preliminary hearings July 12 before Commissioner Oliver. Orozco evaded capture weeks ago amid surveillance and rumors of fleeing toward Mexico.
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San Antonio
Antonio
Washington
Ignacio Bravo
Enrique Corostieta
Pascual Orozco
M. Caraveo
Frank
Ike Alderete
Oliver
Orozco
Mexico
Huerta
Holland backs US policy on neutral rights in war
Rev. Tertius Van Dyke, ex-secretary to Henry Van Dyke, says Holland aligns with Wilson policy in notes to Germany. He notes Dutch neutrality, readiness to mobilize up to 350,000 troops, and willingness to defend neutrality against any violator.
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New York
Holland
United States
Tertius van Dyke
Henry van Dyke
van Dyke
Wilson
Germany
Chicago carpenters end six-week strike with 70 cent wage
Chicago officials announce settlement of the 16 000 union carpenters strike after talks among the carpenters, the Building Construction Employers Association, and material interests. The three year agreement starts May 31 and includes a closed shop and uniform terms to prevent future disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carpenters
Caffey Addresses Bar Association Feature of Day
Francis G. Caffey delivered a two hour exhaustively detailed address on The United States Cotton Futures at the Alabama State Bar Association session in Montgomery. Reports by committees were read and Samuel B. Stern presented a paper. A Beauvoir Club reception followed for members.
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Montgomery
Ala
Francis G. Caffey
United States
Alabama State Bar Association
Caffey
Alabama
Washington
A. H. Carmichael
Tuscumbia
R. P. Crum
James A. Mitchell
J. A. Carnley
Elba
Samuel B. Stern
Beauvoir Club
Sanitary Plant Standards for Best Poultry Health
Frederic H. Stoneburn argues that clean houses, pure air, and dry, well-ventilated runs prevent disease and boost profits. He warns that neglect and contamination lead to high mortality and reduced productivity, and urges consistent, diligent sanitation tailored to each farm’s conditions.
Keeping the Flock Healthy the Partridge Cochins Way
The article outlines methods to prevent disease in poultry including quarantine of purchased stock and show birds, isolation of hatching eggs, and use of bacteriologist tests for bacillary white diarrhea. It emphasizes sanitary poultry housing with sunlight, clean litter, droppings boards, regular cleaning, disinfection, and green yard cultivation to reduce disease risk.
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Seaman H
LA Ville E. Hermann
Laville
ER. Macwara
Housvat Boon
Partridge Cochin Varieties Shaped by 19th Century Breeders
The 1840s to 1850s saw giant Chinese fowls enter America and England, influencing modern poultry. Partridge Cochin developed through breeders like Marsh, Williams, Shaner, and Mitchell, with Mong the bloodlines from China and England. Today the breed leans toward exhibition, with specific weight targets and plumage patterns described for both sexes.
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America
England
Doctor Brown
Connecticut
China
Shanghai
Edwin Powerse Coght
Mr. Marsh
Philander Williams
Massachusetts
Jefferson Shaner
Pennsylvania
George
New Jersey Capo
Mail robbery on Louisville and Nashville train near Greenville
Four masked bandits held up a Mobile bound train three and a half miles south of Greenville. They rifled the mail car, abducted four clerks, and escaped after disabling the engine and mail car. Conductor Philip McRae died. flagman G L Jenkins reported the event and described the hijacking. Investigators search for the bandits. loot value undetermined though potentially large due to transferred registered parcels.
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New York
Flagman
Flagman Jenkins
Greenville
T Onty
Phil
McKinney
Montgomery
Garland
Weathers
Spa
John Rose
Louisville and
Nashville
Rose
Philip McRae
Louisville
Bose
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New Orleans
Ferry Notice for Mobile Departures to Fairhope and Magnolia Beach
Notice states leaves Mobile at 8 00 each trip for Point Clear South Wharf and the wharf. Second trip departs Mobile at 2 30 PM touching above landings. Fare for the trips 8 23 mm for the listed landings and est E D Peppers manager.
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Mobile
Foint Clear
South Wharf ‘Wharf
Baution
Fairhope
Magnolia Beach
E. D. Peppers
Citrus Industry Growth Report Previewed by Horticulturist
Professor Ernest Walker state horticulturist reports mobile and baldwin counties show a citrus census with more than 2,500 growers and about 3,000,000 trees planted. Grand Bay leads in acreage and tree numbers while the study is compiled for a detailed regional overview.
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Mobile
Baldwin
Ernest Walker
Walker
Grand Bay
Esa
Germany Delays Negotiations as Notes Clash Over Neutral Shipping
German note emphasizes conditions for unhampered passage of ships under naval authority and argues about contraband on board. U.S. officials warn that sinking passenger vessels violates international law and reject linking Lusitania to current policy. Ambassadors relay that Berlin cites public opinion shifts after Bryan’s resignation and seeks separation of passenger and contraband traffic.
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Germany
United States
England
High Seas
Berlin
Bryan
Copenhagen
New York
State Department
Gerard
Washington
Sweet Dreams Mosquito Remedy Sells at 15 Cents
Large bottles of Sweet Dreams, the reliable mosquito remedy, are offered at 15 cents. The product is praised as reasonable and effective with odor-free formula. A vendor endorses its usefulness where mosquitoes trouble residents.
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Fort Elis
Linden
Kee
St Michael &T
Home
Noo Eett
Benee Real Estate and Insurance
Taylor Realty Co., Inc
Battles Wharf
Battles Hotel
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
Union Terminal Station
Calvert
York
Meridian
Tuscaloosa
Birmingham
East
Bar Association
Britton
DR. F. L. Tapia
Dauphin
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The
Gig
Frederic H. Stoneburn
Houston
Pleasure Bay
National City Bank
City Bank
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