Tuscaloosa Bids for Navy Armor Plate Plant
Tuscaloosa launches active campaign to win the Navy armor plate plant proposed by Secretary Daniels. A committee led by F C Blair will travel to Washington to present Tuscaloosa claims and a detailed prospectus on coal ore resources costs and water savings.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Secretary of Navy
Daniels
F. C. Blair
George A. Searcy
W. W. Brandon
H. B. Foster
F. Clabaugh
Washington
Alabama
Senate
House
Congress
Navy Yards
United States
Crusade Began Against Steading Military Equipment
Montgomery July 25 Colonel KE Graves commanding the Fourth regiment announces a drive to seize military property held improperly. A local company member faces criminal charges for selling a ponchot worth 4.69 for 26 cents to a chauffeur. Graves warns buyers are liable as sellers under strict federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
KE. H. Graves
Graves
City Briefs: Odd Fellows Initiate. Scouts Camp Plans
McInnis lodge No. 7 Odd Fellows to confer initiatory and third degrees Friday night. Boy Scouts of Mobile return from a scouting trip to camp grounds at August 24. U S Marshal Deans resumes duties after month long illness. Mobile excise commission to hear Claude Cameron transfer of retail liquor license to Will Schroeder at 66 South Commerce on Monday.
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American Boy Scouts of
Mobile
R. E. Daly, Sr
Henderson Point
Pass Christian
Gulfport
Boy Scouts
Daly
Guilfport
Beauvoir
Biloxi
Mississippi Militia
the Excise Commission of the City of Mobile Will
Claude S. Cameron
Will Schroeder
South Commerce Street
First Jersey Ribbon Fish Caught Since 1850
William B. Davis of Ocean City New Jersey caught a four foot ribbon fish off the Jersey coast. It is noted as the first such catch since 1850 when Beeseley's Point was a naturalists rendezvous.
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Jersey
Beeseley
William B. Davis
Ocean City
N. J
Secrecy Clouds Rail Mediation Talks in New York
Federal mediators and railroad managers hold quiet sessions as talks resume in New York. Railroads push for arbitration of some grievances while public opinion pressures workers to compromise. In Newport a ten month old Vanderbilt baby receives extensive care from a large staff after arrival from England.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
America
Rom
England
Vanderbilt
Newport
Estate worth $200000 tied up in public administrator
Chicago officials report an estate of 200000 left by William Henry Lee of the Saird and Lee Publishing Company, who died June 30. The public administrator holds the assets awaiting claimants as efforts to locate heirs have been unsuccessful. A bridegroom posts 700 farm and 700 cash to vow fidelity and a model marriage, pledging no gambling, dancing with others, or gossip, and promising proper household duties.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Henry Lee
Saird and Lee «Publishing Company
Lees Rete
Henderson pleased with the decision in railroad rate case
Montgomery Alabama July 25 Charles Henderson president of the state railroad commission said he was highly gratified that federal judges upheld the commission in the Louisville and Nashville railroad passenger rate case. He added that the commission should handle railroad regulation and praised the decision as vindicating their views.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charles Henderson
State Railroad Commission
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Henderson
Troy
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Easy Liver Relief
A nostalgic advert promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy for sluggish liver and constipation. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer, claims to replace calomel, and appeals to both children and adults.
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Dodson
Royal couple arrives incognito for crown regatta in Paris
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain, traveling incognito, arrived in Paris on July 25 en route to the crown regatta. They were greeted with an enthusiastic ovation while shopping and a casual luncheon was noted.
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Spain
Paris
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Hincheon
Personalities visiting Mobile for short stays
Reed R. Wood, chief room clerk at the Battle House, travels to Childersburg and Talladega Springs. Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald of Houston visits friends at the Cawthon Hotel. Gage Clark of New Orleans is in Mobile on a visit. J. R. Harmody and family from Birmingham are in Mobile for several days. W. H. Slaughter of Lower Peach Tree stays at the St. Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Root of Philadelphia visit friends for several days. Miss M. S. Stubblefield of Moss Point visits and is registered at the Battle House. Mrs. E. P. Webb of Biloxi visits Mobile. Mr. A. B. Wolf and son Cooney depart for Forest after a visit to Mrs. Olf’s mother on Government street. W. E. Rudolph of St. Louis is in Mobile for a week. his mother, said to be recently dangerously ill, is mentioned.
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Reed R. Wood
Battle House
Childersburg
Ala
Talladega Springs
Robert Fitzgerald
Houston
Tex
Cawthon Hotel
J. R. Harmody
Birmingham
Mobile
M. L. Root
Philadelphia
M. 8S. Stubblefield
Moss Point, Miss
E. P. Webb
Biloxi, Miss
A. B. Wolf
Cooney
Forest
W. E. Rudolph
Charles Rudolph
Mobile and
Ohio
St. Louis
Mrs. Pankhurst Critically Ill in London
London July 25. Doctors attending Mrs Emily Pankhurst say her condition after hunger strike while in Holloway prison has worsened. They ordered immediate blood transfusion as a precaution. One physician stated she could be no worse.
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Associated Press
London
Emmaline Pankhurst
Holloway Pail
Morris and Benedict Ready for the Ring Fight
Carl Morris of Oklahoma and Al Benedict of Brooklyn New York prepare for a fifteen round bout in Oplin Missouri. Morris weighs 225 pounds giving him a thirty pound edge over Benedict. Both fighters are reported in excellent condition for the match tonight.
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Associated Press
Oplin
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
al Benedict
Brooklyn
N. Y
Morris
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promised Quick Liver Help
An advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a remedy for liver and digestive troubles including constipation. It claims quick relief, avoiding calomel, and adds benefits for headaches and skin issues with availability from druggists for 25c and free samples from Hot Springs Chemical Co., Hot Springs, Ark.
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Hot Springs
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
Specials For Sale Local Frame Homes with Various Rooms
Multiple 11 2 story and 1 story frame residences listed for sale across S S Oh Sheltreyndith house Indiana Ave W Cedar Margaret Reed Reed Ave Hall Place and other streets. Each property notes rooms and lot sizes with prices and monthly payment terms.
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S. S. Oh
Sheltreyndith
Weindiana Ave
Reed Ave
New Hamilton and
Monterey St
Hall Place
S. Monroe
W. Everett St
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Southern Railway
Selma
Mr. King
Gulf City
G. B. Deans
Bebe” Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vandervilt
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Gage Clark
New Orleans
W. H. Slaughter
Lower Peach Tree, Ala
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E. Pankhurst
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Root
Bryan
Knox
Taft
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Dunham and
Rapier
W. S. Fulton St
Old Government St
Lot
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Yuille
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Title Insurance
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St. Joseph Street
Bank of Mobile
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Palm Beach
L. H. Meyer & Sons
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E. E. Forbes Piano CO
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