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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1915

Page

2

Governor Reviews Gulf Coast National Guard Parade

Governor Brewer reviews a 1100 strong National Guard parade through Biloxi streets from the Riviera balcony. Major George Askins commands the guards with Adjutant Scales and officers present. Governor’s staff and guests including Mrs Brewer and Misses Minnie and Earline attend.

Riviera Booneville National Guard Gulf Coast Biloxi George Askins Brookhaven Scales Brewer FE. B. Baker E. H. Igruder S. P. Walker

Uncle Wiggily Hosts a Party With a Cheerful Cricket

Lulu Wibblewobble plans a Biloxi party inviting friends from many animal homes. Uncle Wiggily frees a cricket trapped by a stone, a deed leading to music and dancing at the party aided by Dr. Possum and later the canary musicians. The tale ends with the cricket’s cheerful song saving the celebration.

Uncle Wiggily Lulu Wibblewobble Lulu Mr. Longears Duck Girl Governor's Hall White House Biloxi Gulf Coast Brewer Moss Point Jackson County Collins Covington County Braxton Rabbit Jimmie Caw Crow Flappy Flippy Longneck Swan Boys Jackie Petie Bow Wow Puppy Dog Boys Sammie Susie Littletall Johnnie Billie Bushytall Hollow Stump Uncle Wigg Dr. Possum Lula Wibblewobble Adl Jimmie Wibblewobble Duck Nurse Jane Uncle Wigally

Father Arranges to Pay Ransom to Lone Canyon Bandits

Idaho Falls Idaho July 23 1923 a dramatic ransom plan unfolds as E S Empey the father of Ernest completes arrangements to pay $6000 in gold to Bold Bandits of Lone Canyon on the Idaho Wyoming border. The note warns the son will be killed if no payment is made. A lone driver will deliver the coin to the rock at midnight.

Son Lone Canyon Idaho Falls Idaho Idaho-Wyoming Ernest E. S. Empey Gur Eldef Empey

Rotary Endorsement by Mobile Rotary Club For City Commission

The Mobile Rotary Club adopted a resolution praising the city commission for establishing Lyons Park as a progressive community asset. The document commends the city for supporting human welfare and urges publicity. New members James H. Glennon and B. H. Clinge joined, while C. S. Shaw was absent. Local guest M L Smith discussed the city manager concept and its businesslike efficiency. ST. STEPHENS notes report visits and church events with local ties and a few travel mentions.

Mobile Lyons Park City of Rotary Club of James H. Glennon J. K. Glennon & Co B. H. Clinge Mobile i Company C. S. Shawhan Southern Railway M.L. Smith Dayton Ohio National Cash Register Company R. W. Wright

Live to be 100 says scientist

A world wide discussion on prolonging life features a scientist claiming removing stomach disorders could extend life to a century. The ad promotes Vitalitas a condensed liquid remedy claimed to cure stomach, liver, kidney, and blood ailments suitable for invalids and children with reported cures and no habit forming drugs, sold at Sutton's Drug Store.

Vitalitas Sutton

Ferry Notice for Mobile to Magnolia Beach and Points

The notice lists sailings from Mobile on Saturday at 3 00 and 2 30 a m to Magnolia Beach Battles Point Clear and Zundels with fares 2 60 to Fairhope and a 5 00 round trip. It names ED PEPPERS as manager and mentions Sheed landings and city.

Mobile Rae Potat Magnolia Beach Battles Oint Ci Clear Zundels

Revenues of the Canal Near Paying Basis in May

Official reports show that by May tolls plus operating costs for civil government sanitary work and ship handling brought the canal to a paying basis. May receipts erased a prior deficit of 39,480 dollars and left a 177,799 dollar balance, yielding a 4.79 percent profit on expenditures.

Washington

Negro Ministers in Tilt Over Origin of Primitive Baptists

The second day of the convention featured the ministers mass meeting and a report by the national education secretary. Speakers included Bishop Claiborne Wilson, Prof. W. R. Perkins, Y. Ford, and R.A. McCloud. Rev. Walker sparked laughter claiming the Missionary Baptist church as the mother church. A sermon by Rev. William Scott closed the day with $225 collected.

Nero Education Claiborne Wilson W. R. Perkins Y. Ford R.A. McCloud W. Jackson Mexia Tex Charles Garner Huntsville Ala Tate F. J. Walker L. W. Mitchell R. H. Tunstall Walker Missionary Baptist Church McCloud

Leo Frank Continues to Show Improvement

Leo M. Frank’s condition continues to improve at the state prison farm as physicians attend him. A quip about a busy bartender adds a temperance angle to the report.

Leo Frank Milledgeville, G. Ga Leo M. Frank

Empire presents star lineup with dramatic Temper and Goddess

At the Empire a strong bill features Ruth Stonehouse and H B Walthall in the Essanay drama Temper a tale of emotion and temper. Earle Williams and Anita Stewart star in The Goddess. Admission 10 cents adults 6 cents children. Saturday brings Lillian Drew Richard C Travis in Jane of the Soil Ruth Hennessy and Billy Mason in The Pipe Dream and a Selig Jungle Zoo film The Tiger Cub admission five cents.

the Empire Empire Ruth Stonehouse H. B. Walthall Earle Williams Anita Stewart Lillian Drew Richard C. Travis Ruth Hennessy Billy Mason

Sweet Dreams Proposed Mosquito Remedy Endorsed by Health Official

A Southern health commissioner praises Sweet Dreams as the most effective mosquito remedy seen, claiming it aids greatly in fighting the malarial mosquito. Large bottles are advertised as sold, underscoring its prominence in public health efforts.

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Brewer Reviews Midstoder! Guard Howard R Anis Toggery Oui Earl & Wilson Just Mobile’s Leading Men’s Shop Alabama Polytechnic Institute School OF Technology South I. College of Engineering and Mines Metallurat College of Agricultural Hcal Sehen Department of Education College of Veterinary Medicine Alabama Chas. C. Thach LL. D Auburn Black Mountain N. C City Commission Rotarians ST. Stephens Lucile Baird Leroy H. E. Wilson Kimbrough Pelham Rosebud J. M. Letham Morgan York W. E. Kimbrough Chatom Municipal Wharf Montrose Daphne Aea Montrose Arriv Oseph Pose Pleasure Bay Peppers Mobile K ° Binding Company RG Stamps Montgomery Belne Way Landings Vw. H. Hays Aanee J. N. Cammack Ivins Barnes New York William M. Ivins Barnes, Jr Theodore Eery E. Carre Co., Mfrs
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