Exchanges Between Mobile and Birmingham Chamber Plans
The Mobile and Birmingham chambers discuss visits to deepen mutual understanding and share development efforts. A large delegation from Mobile will visit Mobile Harbor and facilities, while Birmingham plans a reciprocal visit to compare progress. Surveys for a highway and talks with Southern Railway aim to improve connectivity via the Ensley Southern line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Birmingham
Chamber of Comas
Chamber of Commerce
Harlor
Local Man Files for Bankruptcy in U S District Court
James M. Blake of Mobile filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the U S district court. He lists liabilities of 252 dollars and no assets, and he was adjudicated a bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Blake
Obile
Kruptcy
United States
Collier Files Ancillary Papers in Mobile Federal Court
W A Collier, recently adjudicated bankrupt in Montgomery, filed ancillary papers in the U S district court at Mobile. The William A Collier furniture firm operates at 65 Dauphin Street. George Stewart was appointed received by Judge H T Toulmin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R T. Ervin
W. A. Collier
Montgomery
United States District Court
Mobile
William A. Collier
Dauphin Street
George Stewart
H. T. Toulmin
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Mobile County Probate Court
Week’s real estate transfers include Joseph Hein to Bessie Richard for 3500 dollars covering lot 44 at Spring Hill and bottling works and Amelia Abbott to James Abbott for 14000 dollars covering land in sections 15 and 22, township 5 south range 2 west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County
Joseph Hein
Bessie C. Richard
Spring Hill
Bottling Works
W. L. Whiting
Virginia H. Whiting
Charles
Church Streets
Ernest Randall
Willia Prout
Northwest Quarter
Amelia L. Abbott
James L. Abbott
Marcella M. Mahler
Francis H. Mahler
Ann and
Chamberlain Avenue
Annie O’donell
J. C. McHugh
Marine
Baltimore
Gustine S. Klammer
Oliver H. Harris
Beebe
George Thayer
John Nusbaum
Eliza G. Beers
F. A. Ames
Andrew Strauss
J. W. Talley
Strauss
Dar Grove
cMllan and
Pite
Oséar J. MecMillam
Appleton FE
Pritchard
Edith H. Prichard
Pine Crest Cemetery
Mary F. Howard
Alex T. Howard
South Church
Owen Carley
Alice DeVane
Calvin L. Murphy
Homer ‘Place
Jackson Green
William Daniels
Co. V. Shoub
R. M. Dyer
Shoub
Mobile Heights
Anna E. Dyer
Mobile
Richard Leo Dyer
Elizabeth M. Parlin
Walter Williams
Otto H. T. Hoffman
Fourth
O’sullivan Street
J. M. Strode
Henry B. Winter
D.m. Strode
H. B. Winter
Frank A. Meade
Porter W Davidson
T. B. Powers
Elmer E. Balyset
City Court Notes Detain Two Negro Defendants in Local Theft Cases
Percy Williams was found guilty in city court Saturday of breaking into McGow Lyons Hardware and stealing 300 Ingersoll watches. He was chased by Fireman Jesse Lewis and arrested after being seen dropping from a store window. Henry Williams was also found guilty of grand larceny for stealing an automobile tire from Auto Sales Company. Luja Knowles Grand Larceny case continued next week. The notice ends with unrelated tonic advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Williams
McGowin-Lyons Hardware Company
Williams
Jesse Lewis
Recorder’s Court
Henry Williams
Auto, Sales Company
Luja Knowles
Local residents return from visits and gatherings across towns
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Beckham and children return from Bayou la Barre while S. H. Swetman and son Emory come back from New Orleans. Several residents spent Monday in Fairhope visiting friends, and Miss Deakle visits Union. Gladys Schriber returns home from Sunflower after staying with Miss Margaret Schotter. The Earnest Workers hold their monthly meeting at Mrs. Allie McFayden Pat's home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Beckham
Bayou la Barre
S. H. Swetman
Emory
New Orleans
Fairhope
Messers
Clark
Benedict
Nordene
Miss Deakle
D. Deakle
Union
Gladys Schriber
Sunflower
M& O Rail Line Hauls Vast Mule Shipment To Orleans
The Mobile and Ohio Rail Road moved 109 trains with 25 cars each carrying 51,870 mules since November. Most mules went to England and France after the Ar menian sinking near New Orleans. No mule was lost or injured in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile and Ohio
England
France
Italy
Funeral Trip for Sister of J L Suttle to Centreville
J L Suttle left the city Friday night for Centreville Alabama to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs Maggie Henry who died there Friday morning. Mrs Henry was married to Dr Julius G Henry who had resided in Mobile and had an office in the Van Antwerp building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Suttle
Centreville
Ala
Maggie Henry
Birthday wishes for mobile children at Empire Theatre party
Isabella Bolling born July 11 1910 and Marie Pratt born July 11 1905 are each invited to celebrate with five friends at a birthday picture party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon. Tickets called boys and girls born in July should send full name address and birthdate to Children’s Auditor Mobile Item two days before their birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella V. Bolling
N. Dearborn
Marie Pratt
S. Jefferson St
the Item
Empire Theatre
Gulf Refining Awards Pier Construction Contract
The Gulf Refining Company awards a mobile contractor S L Christie the contract to build a new pier at Magazine Point. The pier will be about 230 feet long and twenty feet wide, at an estimated cost of 2500 dollars. Work to start in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Refining Company
Magazine Point
S. L. Christie
City Health Commissioner Orders More Fly Traps Downtown Mobile
Commissioner Las Schwarz of the Mobile health department orders additional fly traps for downtown streets after existing traps showed success in reducing the nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Schwarz
Mobile
Trict
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CINES
Civic Chamber
U. S. District Court
Brenawu
Sil
College-Conservatory
Gainesville
Nathan Straus
Palestine
New York
Louis D. Brandeis
Provisional Executive Committee For
Zionist Affairs
Brandeis
Holy Land
General Zionist Affairs
Sisiline
Nathan
Kelly-Brady Hardware CO
North Water ST
Akura
Lippincott's
Lippincott’s
Gore Kcees
Chattanooga
Riose
Gulf Coast
Bay St. Louis
Biloxi
S. Royal ST
Grove
Crichton
Orleans
Gulf Refining Co
Schwarz
Hom
Graham Rush
Lothing Co
Mobile Electric CO
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