McLoughlin Wins Davis Cup Final In Straight Sets
Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco defeats Charles Dixon of England in four straight sets to capture the Davis trophy for the United States. The match ends 8-6 6-3 6-2 amid hot, sunny conditions with a large crowd watching at Wimbledon.
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Maurice McLoughlin
San Francisco
Dixon
Associated Press
Wimbledon
Eng
Maurice E. McLoughlin
England
Dwight F. Davis
McLoughlin
Charles P. Dixon
Ixon
United States
Australasia
Canada
South Africa
Germany
France
Belgium
United
We McLoughlin
Na Ohen
W E McLoughlin
Bixes
Schmidt
Parke
Williams
Park
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court
Marriage licenses were issued Monday from the probate court to William F Telshaw and Maud F E Shafer, Harry B L Sanders and Oranda Lockler and Whit Rodgers and Bertha Stacey. Herbert A Feibleman and O D N Browne appointed notary public by Governor Emmet O Nea l filed their bonds in the probate court on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Telshaw
Maud FE. Shafer
Harry BL. Sanders
Oranda Lockler
Whit Rodgers
Bertha Stacey
Herbert A. Feibleman
OD. N. Browne
Emmet O’neal
Old Florence Normal Embraces Prosperity and Growth
State Normal School Florence Alabama reports rising enrollment and staff for 1873-74 1911-12 and 1912-13 with 430 575 and 20 teachers. The institution emphasizes strong scholarship graduates trusted nationwide and announces a new women’s dormitory and rural-teachers program ahead of fall term opening on Wednesday September.
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Old Normal
Florence Normal
Alabama
Opposition 10 Negro Nominee Deliberated at White House
Senator Hoke Smith and Senator Gore discussed with President Wilson the fate of A. E. Patterson Oklahoma Negro nominated for registrar of the treasury. Indications point to no push for confirmation and possible withdrawal. Senator Owen voiced cautious support for a segregated approach to black appointments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoke Smith
Lester Gore
Oklahoma
Wilson
A. E. Patterson
Registrar of the Treasury
Patterson
Gore
National Democratic Committee
Owen
White House
Register
United States Regains Trophy in Historic Tennis Cup
The cup saga spans twelve seasons with wins by United States, England, and Australasia. In 1903 the Doherty brothers moved the cup to England, 1907 saw Brookes and Wilding take it to Australia, and last winter England’s Parke Dixon and Beamish reclaimed it briefly. The present tournament, the greatest in the cup’s history, ended with the Dominion team losing to the United States in the final, returning the trophy to America.
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United States
Doherty Brothers
England
Brookes
Wilding
Australia
Parke
Dixon
Beamieh
British Isles
Australasia
Larned
Dohertys
Holcombe Ward
Bears Wright
France
Belgium
Germany
South Africa
Wiesbaden
Canada
Dominion
America
Big Silk Strike Ends Amid Job Uncertainty
The big silk strike is declared over in Paterson New Jersey as mills reopen but many workers remain jobless. Manufacturers say they have all the hands they can use until orders resume, with an estimated $5,300,000 in lost wages and twenty-one small plants closing.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Ped Man Draws Fined for Assault in Alabama Court
In the inferior criminal court Monday Leonard Bock faced assault and battery charges after allegedly slapping Walter Glover at Oak Grove. He was fined 19 dollars plus costs and ten days in jail or the alternative of paying the fine. he chose the fine and jail. Bock was acquitted on a pistol on Glover’s property. Lulu Thompson, charged with vagrancy, was fined five dollars or ten days. Attorney Moses Kahn acted as judge during Judge Henry Chamberlain's vacation.
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Inferior
Leonard Bock
Shippers Forecast Warns Against 94 Degree Heat
River forecasts show the Tombigbee and branches barely change over the next two days. Coast rises noted while the Alabama remains steady. Shipments moving north east and west should guard against heat in 236hour windows.
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Tombigbee
Alabama
Weather Outlook With Showers Across East Gulf and Atlantic States
Summer heat persists with showers in the east gulf and south Atlantic states as a high barometric area dominates the Atlantic gulf coast region. A cool air mass moved over the upper Mississippi valley and upper lake region after warm spell. Chicago reached a max of 104 degrees. A low barometer area over the northern Rocky Mountains brings generally fair skies and rising temperatures. Forecasts extend to Mobile tonight or tomorrow.
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East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Chicago
Rocky Mountain
Mobile
Currency Bill Gains White House Backing and House Path
President Wilson says the administration currency bill will be reported by the House Banking Committee without major changes and tied to a party caucus as a measure. Rep Wingo predicts swift reporting and adoption in similar form. Chairman Glass plans votes on amendments with a expected ten to four approval for the administration bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
House Banking Committee
White House
Wingo
Arkansas
Glass
Police Court Proceedings Report From Monday Session
Emanuel Gonzales asked for a continuance in a false pretenses case before Recorder Wington. reset for Thursday. Mitchell Latiros, charged with keeping an open store, requested recorders court delay to Wednesday. Harold Davis fined 30 dollars total with jail option for two speeding charges. one charge dismissed as duplicate. Jerome Johnson discharged after arrest for driving a wagon without a light. Frank Bush fined 10 dollars for disorderly conduct. Napoleon Hartfield and John Pernet fined 25 dollars each for disorderly conduct. May Jones arraigned on assault with a gun. case continued to permit officers to arrest another suspect Jones says he shot at.
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Emanuel Gonzales
M. Lichbach
Togwery
Wington
Mitchell Latiros
George Malone
Recorders Court
Jidington
Harold Davis
Davis
Motorcyere
Ludlow
J H. Davis
Jerome Johnson
Speth and
Kinnamon
Recorder's Court
Johnson
Frank Bush
William Chandler
I. J. Brown
Napoleon Hartfield
John Pernell
Edington
Agather
May Jones
Macon
Harris
Recorder’s Court
Jones
Remains of Mrs Kate Williams Laid to Rest
The remains of Mrs Kate Williams who died Saturday were interred Sunday afternoon in the Catholic cemetery. The funeral from St Matthew's Catholic church at 4 pm was officiated by Rev Father John W Dunne. Pallbearers named R Goubil C S Goubil G Goubil A R Goubil J R Goubil.
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Kate Williams
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
John W. Dunne
Messrs
R. G. Goubil
C. S. Goubil
G. Goubil
A. R.goubil
J. R. Goubil
Ramsey Infant Dies After Short Illness
Edward Clayton Ramsey six months old, son of Mr and Mrs LD R Ramsey, died Sunday at 304 South Layou Street. Funeral held Monday with interment in Magnolia Cemetery.
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Edward Clayton Ramsey
LD. R. Ramsey
South Layou Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Funeral of Troy Powell Held at Theodore Home
The funeral for Troy Powell was held Sunday at 10 o’clock from the family home near Theodore Alabama with large attendance. Rev. Mr. Snow of the Theodore Baptist Church conducted the service. Powell was buried in Magnolia Cemetery where many floral designs adorned the grave. Pallbearers included Henry Bolton Charles Tillman Sam Lundy Charles Clements McCall and J. Henderson.
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Troy Powell
Theodore
Ala
Mr. Snow
The
Baptist Church of
Magnolia Cemetery
Henry Bolton
Charles Tillman
Sam Lundy
Charles Clements
Death of Miss Eugenia Lee Wilson at Mobile home
Miss Eugenia Lee Wilson daughter of Mrs Anna A and the late J J T Wilson died Monday at 10 am at the family home 880 Dauphin Street after a long illness. Survived by mother four sisters Emma Ju Ha Lulia and Mrs J T Simpson of Birmingham two brothers Frank and Ernest Wilson of Mobile and other relatives.
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Eugenia Lee Wilson
Anna A
J. J. T. Wilson
Dauphin Street
Emma
Ju- Ha
Lulia
J. T. Simpson
Birmingham
Frank
Ernest Wilson
Mobile
Faust Macaroni Promises Nutrition Savings for Meat Bills
An advertisement claims Faust Macaroni provides as much nutrition as four pounds of beef per ten cent package. It stresses high gluten content and Durum Wheat protein, advertising versatile serving options and a free recipe book from J. Louis, Missouri.
Mine Operators Relight Fires In Copper District
Mine operators in the Superior copper district prepared to resume operations with 16 000 idle miners after MPs and militia advised, fires banked during the Western Federation of Miners strike. At Isle Royale mine a sentry fired on intruders approaching the power house as they failed to halt.
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Uy Associated Press
Calumet
Mich
Superior Copper District
Western Federation of Miners
Isle Royale
Fireman Crushed Under Derailed Central Engine
At Kellyton Alabama a Central of Georgia freight engine derailed and overturned killing fireman Will Harrison. Two colored brakemen were seriously burned and scalded in the accident which occurred late yesterday near the town.
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Kellyton
Associated Press
Ala
Will Harrison
Central of Georgia
Understanding with Japan Near Washington Optimistic View
Adminstration officials in Washington express optimism over talks with Japan following Japan's protest against the California anti alien land law. They anticipate a final understanding and foresee another interchange of notes as the diplomatic corps shows continued goodwill toward the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington
Administration
Japan
California
Aire
Diplomatic Corps
United States
Kitemound Storekeeper Quotes Chamberlain Medicine Loss
A Kitemound, Wisconsin dealer reports buying a large stock of Chamberlain's medicine but fell ill after receiving them. He claims one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more than the value of his current stock. C Magli, a noted Av dealer, is mentioned as a supplier or competitor.
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Kitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
Gale
C. Magli
Automobile Races Set on Galveston Beach
Galveston Texas hosts three days of beach racing starting this afternoon with entrants including Ralph Mulford Louis Disbrow George Clark Bill Endicott George Horan and Armour Ferguson. Weather current is described as perfect for the event.
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Galveston
Tex
Galveston Beach
Ralph Mulford
Louis Disbrow
George Clark
Bill Endicott
George, Horan
Armour Ferguson
Law and Equity Court Proceedings and Decrees
Mobile equity court sessions list multiple cases with decrees pro confesso references and motions. Named parties include Peter Rodgers Dinah Ames Smithy Emanuel Rodrigues Union Naval Stores and railroad cases. Terms mention guardians ad litem and notices of motion with orders for restraint and reference.
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Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Saffoli Berney
Peter Rodgers
Dinah Et al
Walter Petithory
Dominique Et al
D. B. Dobbs
Ames-nith
Key Smithy
Emanuel Rodrigues
Albert R. Rodrigues
Union Naval Stores Company
Amelia Frohlichstein
John R. Cowley
Meridian Excursion Draws 26 to Mobile Trip
A convoy of 26 Meridian Mississippi residents arrived in Mobile on the Mobile and Ohio line Sunday morning. Most excursionists went to the bell game while others visited Coden and the eastern shore for a well patronized seasonal outing.
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Mobile
Meridian
Miss
Ohio
Coden
On Her Kitchen Stove The Lydia Pinkham Remedy
The famous woman’s remedy originated about forty years ago in Lynn Massachusetts by Mrs Lydia E Pinkham. She brewed roots and herbs on her kitchen stove and shared it with friends free of charge. Its popularity grew as demand for the tonic spread widely.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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