Suffragists Gather in Montgomery for Legislative Fray
Led by Mrs. Oscar R Hundley and Mrs Pattie Ruffmer Jacobs a large group of Birmingham suffragists arrived in Montgomery to lobby the legislature. Mobile leader Mrs Martin Holbrook said they will stay as long as needed and a legislative committee was formed with Mrs Hundley chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar R. Hundley
Pattie Ruffmer Jacobs
Birmingham
Montgomery
Martin’ Holbrook
Mobile Equal Suffrage Association
Hundley
Alabama
League
National Bank
Car Hundley
Solon Jacobs
Nixon Morris
Jack Brown
Angus Taylor
Molley
Legislative Committee
Holbrook
Shriners Council Considers New Temples at Annual Seattle Meeting
In Seattle the Imperial Council of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opened its thirty first annual session. Key topics include plans for new temples in Tennessee Houston Virginia and Manila and the War Relief Association report shows $65000 raised for families of members killed or wounded in Europe. Bradley begins duties as Gulfport city commissioner after Wells death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Tenn
Houston
Texas
Roae
Manila
P. I
Masonic War Relief Action
United States
Notles
Ystic
To War Relief Association
Europe
Weight Gain Plan With Sargel Tablets For Thin People
An advertorial urging slim men and women to gain weight by taking Sargel tablets with meals. It claims 5 to 8 pounds in fourteen days, asserts Sargel turns eaten fats and starches into nourishing fat, reduces waste, and supports safe, pleasant, inexpensive weight gain. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp and other druggists in Mobile with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igol
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Mobile
Adv
Quieting titles and court actions listed in county proceedings
The record outlines numerous law actions and judgments from Law and Equity Court with items including South Investment and Development Company versus Dave Cummings et al for decree quieting title, various merits hearings and demurrers, guardians ad litem appointments, motions for reference, notice and published testimony, and multiple default judgments against several defendants. Also listed are the Tuesday and Wednesday call items, including cases involving Ellen Quinn, American Multigraph Co., Heinz Co., Peoples Bank, and others, plus several dismissals and costs entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatty Clark
Berney
the South Investment and Development Company
Dave Cummings
Lovier
Marie A. Patserson
James Maddox
John Maddox
John H. Madadox
James E. Duggan
Guardian
Nellie B. Mitchell
Isabella P. Vail
Thomas H. Smith
Marshall T. Russell
C. W. Bohlin
John Shamburger
Judge Shamburger
Walter Knowles
Serena Knowles
Louisa Dalton
Harry Dalton
Howard Benton
Minnie Benton
William M. Mack
Georgia Mack
H. E. Baxter
Daly Bros. Grocery Company
W. O. Daly
G. T. Jordan
L. Reeves
Malinda Jones
James Jones
John Taylor
Annie Taylor
Lizzie Minorvy
George Minor
Milton Williams
A. . Leftwich
H. J. Heinz Co
Emile Haas
Equitable Loan & Mortgage
C. L. DeBardeleben
H. M. Lindsey
A. J. M. Atkins
F. L. Millhouse
Atkins Gro. & Com. Co
Kelly Bros
Walker Edmund Co
Hulsey
J. H. Zuckerman
Wade H. Orr
G. C. Warr
Lerio Turpentine Cup Co
Mobile Fire Losses for June Were Light
The June fire report shows 26 alarms and a total insurance loss of 1350.05 with 92000 in insurance, 45250 loss insured and uninsured, and 2457.10 in other losses. Two fires extended to adjoining buildings, and the Texas Oil Company plant fire is excluded from the list. Readings cover 25 frame buildings and two brick, plus one automobile, one telephone pole, and one grass fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas Oil Company
President Maps Policy as German Note Grows Tense
Cornish New Hampshire July 13 President spent most of the day studying the latest German note on submarine warfare. After golf he read the note in study and ordered no interruptions. No return plan to Washington yet and he will likely stay several days longer while formulating the next general steps in American policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
N.H
Washington
Italian steamer Avanguardia ordered to New Orleans for load
Fort Morgan reports Avanguardia arriving for orders and being sent to New Orleans to load. The government steamer Holabird is at Dry Docks for overhaul. Alabama river packet City of Mobile brought 5000 slaves 500 barrels naval stores and cattle. Natal to unload zinc ore and likely leave soon for Europe. Mallory liner Huron departed harbor with cargo and 20+ passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanguardia
Fort Morgan
New Orleans
Louis Donald
General
B. Holabird
Olinger & Bruce Dry Docks
Alabama River Packet City
Mobile
Natal
Europe
Huron
Health Office Reports on Work of Sanitation
The June death rate per 1 000 rose to 16.90 based on 56 536 population with 16 infectious disease cases and 10 deaths. Sanitation efforts included house to house inspections, anti mosquito work, water notices, stables and closets inspections, cess pools checked, and notices complied. Prosecutions for tat proofing yielded a temporary injunction. Dr Von Ezdorf conducted a malaria survey with the health officer present. results and full report to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Southern Railroad Company
von Ezdorf
von Hzdorf
Detectives Hint Greenville People Tied to Rail Robbery
Greenville Alabama reports a growing theory that local residents are implicated in the New York to New Orleans Limited mail car robbery. Detectives in Butler County and Montgomery sweep the area with armed units, focusing on a local clue as the most likely lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clue
Greenville
Ala
Butler County
New York- New Orleans Limited
Montgomery
Harrison
Meat and Milk Inspector Report for June City Health Office
June activity shows meat markets 70 green groceries 58 packing houses 11 dairies 70 milk depots 24. A total of 1291 slaughtered animals examined and 465 pounds meat condemned. Violations led to fines and case dispositions in city court appeals and recorder's court CHP Werneth fined 25 dollars on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meat and Milk Inspection Department
City Health Office
A. Pritchard
Sabbas
P. Lartigue
City Court
Recorder’s Court
Werneth
Textile Mills Employees Vote to Take Vacation Week
NEW BEDFORD Mass July 13 Every textile mill here will likely shut during the first week of August after textile council members voted to take the week off since a vacation request was denied. Also a local accident: Mrs G Watson 937 Elmira Street fractured her right arm after a fall from rear steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Textile Council
G. Watson
Elmira Street
Shorthorn Breeders Boost Cattle Raising Efforts
The American Shorthorn Breeders Association pledges 150 to Short horns with Gulf Coast Fair adding funds for high grade cattle premiums. Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Gulf Coast Fair collaborate to improve cattle in Mobile and surrounding counties by supplying bulls and matching premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Gulf Coast Fair
Mort Bixler
The
Fair Association
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
United States Yards
Ill
Bixler
Weather and river forecasts plus a death notice in Repton
Forecasts warn of 96 degree heat for 36 hour ship shipments north east and west with river levels falling over the next two days. Alabama continues to fall at Selma with rapid drops tonight and Wednesday. Western views show high pressure bringing 98 at Sete and 92 at Huron while cool air rests over the north Pacific coast. In Repton Alabama a two year old child of Mr Maddox, formerly Miss Goad, is buried after a Pensacola arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombigbee River
Alabama
Echa
Selma
United States
San Antonio
Texas
Charleston
S. C
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Huron
8. D
Mercury
North Pacific Coast
Repton
Maddox
Pensacola
Goad
Visit Notices From Whistler and Mobile Social Roundup
The column lists residents and visitors in Whistler and Mobile. Harry Crabtree of High Springs Florida visits relatives. Rev Francis M Atchison visits Fruitdale. William Jeans and daughter Laila and Mrs Janette Halliwell return to Mobile after hosting Mrs Peter Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Ala
Harry Crabtree
High Springs
Fla
Francis M. Atchison
Fruitdale
William G. Jeans
Laila
Janette Halliwell
Peter Peterson
Mobile
William Calloway
Waycross
Inez Busby
Shubuta
Miss
Fannie
Robert G. Walker
Saraland
A. Norwood
Minnie May
Shelton Hendrix
Thomas Halliwell
Edith Cox
Thomas Allman
Eliza Wooley
Emma O'Donnell
Recorder Court Notes Include Fines for Bicycle Ride and Chicken Theft
Walter Porter, a negro, was fined five dollars or five days after riding a bicycle past a street car discharging passengers. W. K. Linscott, driving past a stopped car, fined twenty five dollars or fifty days with bond set at one hundred dollars on appeal. Grant Vaughan sentenced to three months hard labor for stealing two chickens. appeal bond set at one hundred fifty dollars. Julius Hill, a negro boy, pleaded guilty to diamond ring theft. Second baseman Sheehan of the Nashville team received thirty days. ring returned after the complainant’s request. Jim Mannickes, peddling without a license, fined five dollars or five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Porter
Pitroff
Edington
W. K. Linscott
Chief Crenshaw
Grant Vaughan
John Kruse
Jesse Powell
Julius Hill
Sheehan
Nashville
Jim Mannickes
Suits in Equity Filed in Local Court
In equity court on Monday suits filed include Ellen Tarvin against Jeff Tarvin et al for 481 dollars alleged deposit by late L B Tarvin. Gulf Shingle Manufacturing Co versus George Brue for 100 dollars on promissory note. Turner Supply Company versus G A Chamblin for 187.47 on promissory note. St John & Co. versus S S BR Griffin for 180.79 on account. All actions listed by local firms Leigh & Chamberlain and St John & Co. represented plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Law and Equity Court
Mon- Seee
Ellen Tarvin
Jeff Tarvin
Als
L. B. Tarvin
Charles
Leslie Hall
Gulf Shingle Manufacturing Co
George Brue
G. H. Kruemper
Turner Supply Company
G. A. Chamblin
Leigh & Chamberlain, St. John & Co
BR. Griffin
H. H. Smith
City Jurors Drawn and Bond Posted in Court
George W. Pearson Frederick Bit zer Leslie E. Carroll Harry S Rubira and James E. Wilson were drawn as extra jurors for the city court this week. Judge O J Semmes announced the selections made Monday afternoon. Hugh Gillis posted a $500 bond and was released after appealing a $500 fine in the inferior criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pearson
Frederick Bitzer
Leslie E. Carroll
Harry S. Rubira
James E. Wilson
O. J. Semmes
Hugh Gillis
Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Treasurer Stone Reports Finances of County Last Year
County Treasurer George E. Stone filed a report with the board of revenue and road commissioners showing for the first half of the current year receipts of 336 838.36 and expenditures of 332 838.34. Major receipts included 157 497.69 from the 1914 tax and 101 000 transfers from the general fund. Major outlays covered maintenance of the poor asylum 6474.90 county jail 38799.59 courthouse 6099 salaries and fee allowances 28059.49 and roads and bridges 58585.51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Stone
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
P. B. Dorlon
General Fund
Resolution to End Cotton Blockade Sent to President
In Montgomery Alabama a joint resolution was introduced urging President Wilson to use peaceful means to persuade Britain to lift the blockade on U S cotton shipments to neutral European nations. The measure also asks for a possible extraordinary congressional session. A second resolution to open all neutral cotton ports was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Wilson
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Congress
City Court Records Show Guilty Pleas and Trials
Transacted in city court Tuesday Myron Ford pleaded guilty to grand larceny and Sarah McClure and William McClure also pleaded guilty to severing property from a freehold. James and Mary Hughes faced liquor license charges not guilty Charles Williams stood trial on prohibition law violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Ford
Sarah McClure
William McClure
James and
Mary Hughes
Charles Williams
Notable Guests At Cawthon Hotel In City Visit
A list of visitors staying at the Cawthon Hotel includes Howard Hall Bienville Grand Bay and J W Thurman Irvington along with J P Tartt Livingstone and N D Colbert St Louis. The San Carlos Fla general and Jas A Carney Carney Ala were noted in the city on the guest of his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Geo
Mores
Farish
Brewton
Ala
Debriere
Daphne
Windsor
P. c
Evan
B. Davis
H. Dickin
Lucedale
Miss
Wood
Pontalac
Q. Foster
Hope
Battle House
John Brandi
Grand Bay
G. W. Humphries
Birmi
J. F. Moore
Meridian
Morris Friedman
C. O’daniel
Leakesville
J. F. Colley
Calhown City
Aie Ek Nate Bai
Klosky
R. E. Bouchard
St. Elmo
Jesse Tartt
Livingston, Ala
N. D. Colbert
St. Louis Mo
A. BE. Boland
Needles
Calison L. Day
T. A. Avery
Indianapolis
George H. Hervey
Ervey
San Carlos Fla
Cawthon Hotel
Jas, A. Carney
Carney, Ala
Governor Repeats Bond Issue Demand in Ala Legislature
Governor Henderson reconvenes the Alabama legislature in a largely congratulatory tone and repeats the demand for a bond issue. He urges a streamlined budget system for state expenditures and highlights the state’s financial condition. The Senate receipt of vetoes is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Henderson
Senate
Prohi Violator Sentenced to Ninety Days Work
C. J. Eastman, a white man, convicted last week in city court of violating the prohibition law, was sentenced Tuesday by Judge D. Semmes to ninety days hard labor or a $250 fine. Eastman chose to serve the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Eastman
D. Semmes
Bastian
Martin Sentenced for Roadside Beating
J. H. Martin, a white man, entered a guilty plea to a ven aceu al beating of Richard Gants and received 110 days hard labor on the road. He had jumped bail and was recaptured, returned to Mobile from New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
J. H. Martin
Ven Aceiual
Richard Gants
Mobile
New Orleans
Success of a Medicine EO i 96 eOke rapeaged BF. nee. Ady.
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Jacobe
Shriners’ Council
Chancery Court
McAtee
Slater
Howard & Foster
Wolfe Bros
Duttenh
Dauphin Street
Marine News
Health Office
Albert Ashenberger
Recorder’s Court Notes
Stone
Gan
Gayfer’s
Mobile’s Best Women’s Wear Store
Gayfer
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