Injunction Bars Tampering With Kansas City Players
Kansas City Missouri July 30 A injunction against Presi James A Gilmore and Federal League owners restrains them from tampering with players under contract to the Kansas City American Association team. Hearing on a permanent injunction set for tomorrow. list of named defendants includes Fielder Jones Phil Ball the Ward brothers Hap Myers C C Madison Richard Hanlon Lee Magee and James A Gilmore. Petition claims Federal League disorganizes local club and induces fifteen players to jump. Co CG Madison represents Ball and the Wards and calls the injunction not seriously consequential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Presit
James A. Gilmore
Federal
Kansas City American Association
Fielder Jones
Phil Ball
Ward Brothers
Brooklyn
Hap Myers
C. C. Madison
Richard Hanlon
Lee
Co. CG Madison
Ball
Wards
Out of Town Guests Check Into City Hotels
The article lists arriving guests at multiple city hotels including St. Andrew, Battle House, Bienville, Cawthon, Klosky's, Windsor and Montevallo. Names include Cahill, Smith, Comer, Rogillis, Florence, Brown, Kemp, Paterson, Mayer, Adams, Dempster, Sims, Hawkins, Crofford, Eddins, Thompson, Onn, Selby, Grimes, and many others, with destinations from New Orleans to Cincinnati. General Manager Charles B. Hervey of the Cawthon Hotel leaves for Pensacola to be absent several days on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8
Cawthon
R. A. Allison
Bellamy
Ala
Carl Brough
Dayton
Ohio
W. BE. Eddins
Slidell
T. A. Thompson
Boston
Mass
John F. Onn
Cincinnati
W. E. Selby
B. C. Morgan
Biham
Ada
R. J. Reager
Pensacola
Franz Weismar
Galveston
Texas
H. L. Whister
Vidalla
L. P. ‘Grimes
Montgomery
Klosky
D. W. Davis
Laurel
Miss
J. M. Carr
Witmer
B. W. Lucas
W. E. Lucas
Meridee Oee
T. B. Pace
Jackson
Bull
Irvington
Als
Windsor
M. Carter
Beantle
W. W. Griffin
Atmore
J. F. Kendrick
Montevallo
Charles B. Hervey
Cawthon Hotel
Fla
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Cecelia Cleveland passes away after long illness
Mrs Cecelia Robina Cleveland 39 died Friday at 4 20 am at her home on St Stephens road after a long illness. She lived 63 years in Toulminville and raised a large family. Survived by five daughters, two sons, one sister, eleven grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday with interment at Magnolia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Robina Cleveland
Toulminville
St. Stephens Road
St Xavier's Church
Adam Hollinger
Robina Pnerally Hollinger
W. F. Cleveland
Amarillo
Tex
C., R. Cleveland
Houston
William Gaynor
Magnolia Cemetery
Death of Alex S. McGraw Sr. in Mobile at 53
After weeks of illness, Alex S. McGraw Sr. 53 a longtime Mobile clothing trade figure with Spira and Pincus later Hickey and Lyons died at 252 Adams Street. He leaves a widow two sons Alexander S. McGraw Jr and Thomas McGraw a daughter Mrs R D Ball four sisters one brother and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex S. McGraw, Sr
Mobile
Spira & Pincus
Hickey & Lyons
Adams Street
Alexander S. McGraw, Jr
Thomas McGraw
Francis W. Jones Dies After Illness At 238
Francis W. Jones a press man and stereotyper aged 238 died Thursday at 3 PM at the family home 1153 Church Street after a long illness. He was the son of George W. and Cornelia Jones and survived by two brothers and two sisters along with other relatives. He belonged to the Printing Pressmen's Union Mechanics Relief Association and Young Men's Benevolent Association and was a member of Central Presbyterian Church having joined these fraternal groups at age eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Jones
Church Street
George W
Cornelia Jones
George C
John L. Jones
Margaret
Rosa Lee Jones
Printing Pressmen’s Union
Mechanics’ Relief Association
Young Men's Benevolent Association
Death of Mrs Luke Phillips in New York and funeral for Henry Tonsmeire
Telegram from Mobile reports the death of Mrs Luke Phillips 85 in Binghamton New York mother of Rev John W Phillips pastor of First Baptist Church Mobile. She is survived by her husband one son three grandchildren and the couple recently marked their sixtieth anniversary. Henry Tonsmeire attorney of Mobile was laid to rest at Pine Crest Cemetery after services at home and All Saints Episcopal Church with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Phillips
Mobile
Binghampton
N. Y
John W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
Phillips
Henry Tonsmeire
Pine Crest Cemetery
Government Street
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Thomas Henry Johnston
William
How Heat Affects the Vital Organs
A treatise on summer dietary habits warns that cold foods and iced drinks raise constipation and diarrhea risks. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative, claims fast relief, and notes a free trial offer from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Death of Henry A. Snow Nods Alabama Hotel Circle
Henry A. Snow owner and manager of the Mc Lester Hotel in Tuscaloosa died in Rochester Minnesota at 38. News reached Motle Thursday night. He was a longtime officer in the Alabama Hotel Men's Association and well known by Mobile hotel men. He leaves his parents wife several children and four brothers L J Snow Tuscaloosa E C Snow R M Snow and Alden Snow Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Snow
Motle
Rochester
Minn
McLester
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Snow
Mobile
Boniface
Alabama Hotel Men's Association
E. C. Snow
L. J. Snow
R. M. Snow
Alden Snow
Denver
Col
Funerals Thursday for Ben E Ward and Reese A Broadus
Funerals held Thursday afternoon for Ben E Ward at his brother in law Charles L Cooper residence on Clinton Avenue Toulminville with Rev O C McGehee officiating. Interment in Toulmin family burying ground. Pallbearers listed. Reese A Broadus also buried Thursday at 4 PM from 116 South Cedar Street with Masonic rites at Pine Crest Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben E. Ward
Charles L. Cooper
Clinton Avenue
Toulminville
O. C. McGehee
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Toulmin
Messrs. Co
Reese A. Broadus
South Cedar Street
Howard Lodge
A. F
A. M
Ernst Lodge
Masonic
Pine Crest Cemetery
Messrs
Douglas Jeanette
M. F. Armor
O. N. Green
M. Litchbach
F. J. Imahorn
A. Burgoyne
R. H. Bartels
Whistler Social Roundup Highlights July events
Whistler society notes show Harry Crabtree heading to High Springs Florida for work while a Suburban League meeting sets for Friday night. Socials include a Cohen moonlight party and a pretty home dance hosted by Mrs Bertha Stinson with guests and elaborate pink and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tler Whistler
Ala
Harry Crabtree
High Springs
Fla
Jim Smith
Ruby Halloway
Lena Lang
Montgomery
Pearl Cramer
Dangford
Mobile
Alvin
Oswald
Hattiesburg
Miss
Myra Seabury
Cohen
G. L. Lambeth
Robert M. Peterson
Whistler
Thomas
Alnameaide
Lambeth
Helen
Maggie Belle Jones
Elizabeth Wooley
Christine Rawls
Mayme
Laila
Jeanette Peterson
Bertha Stinton
Philip McKenna
Nan Wright
Ruth Browning
Adele Browning
Ethel Webster
Capitola Webster
Rachel Henriques
Sophie Pheister
Erwina
Liversage
Frank Connors
Cyril Pooley
Annie May Clarke
Janie. Smith
Charles Kercher
Charles Williams
Hasting Davison
Willie McCarty
Andrew Davis
Edward Barry
Richard Swann
N. Cunningham
T. Mobley
John Alvarez
Frank Mobley
Fosdick Cunningham
Sprinkler’s Island
Basenall Club
Whistler Club
Clarence Tates
Nelson
Graham & Rush
Britton
Kelly
Ching
L. Stevens
Saxon Agency Secured by Auto Service in Mobile
The Auto Service Company of 156 Government Street has secured the Mobile agency for Saxon Motor Car. The Mobile territory covers thirteen counties across Southern Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida. Officers: James F. Malone, president. John B. Gaston, vice president. June G. Crowley, secretary and treasurer. Malone and Crowley traveled to Atlanta earlier in the week to drive a Saxon to Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Service Company
Government *Street
Mobile
Saxon Motor Car
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
James F. Malone
John 8. Gaston
June G. Crowley
Malone
Terrific Battle in East Forecast by Times War Correspondent
A Times correspondent reports German troops concentrating between the Vistula and the Bug as the most decisive war action on the Russian front looms. He cites Field Marshal von Mackensen's thrust toward the Lublin railway to paralyze the south front and press Warsaw’s evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Bukowina
Warsaw
Vistula
Bug
von Mackenzen
Lublin
Dunajec
German Advances Face Distinct Northern Push From Lublin to Chelm
From Petrograd reports five Russian fronts see renewed Austro German pressure. German movements toward Lublin and Chelm are treated as the campaign’s decisive focus while attacks on Narew and Suwalki are viewed as diversions. Automobiles replace rail for supply at the Chelm frontier amid heavy fighting along the Vieprz.
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Petrograd
London
Vistula
Bug
Baltic
Narew
Suwalki
Lublin
Cholm
Vieprz
Krastnostov
Marine arrivals and cargo movements at coastal ports
The Spanish steamship Carolina E. de Perez from Seville unloads iron pyrites at pier 2 after arriving around noon. The British steamer Glencliff, in quarantine, awaits fumigation and will load west coast English cargo. The Mount Hope shifts to Hieronymus dock to load timber for New Brunswick. The Ward liner Kotonila, in quarantine, will be released with a sisal cargo from Progreso to the Southern and Caribbean Steamship Co. Leyland liner Nubian completes loading at the 28-foot level and may depart tomorrow if tides permit. Reports of derelicts and navigational markers along Oversea Routes are noted with positions and vessels listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina E. de Perez
Seville
Spain
Perez
van Heynigan Brokerage Company
Glencliff
England
Ot Consignees
Hunter, Benn &E
Mobile Coal Company
Schm
Mount Hope
Hieronymus Dock
New Brunswick
van Benthuysen Lumber and Tie Company
Ward
Kotonila
Eleni Strathatos
Gr. Ss
Karaviss
Resinol Ointment and Soap Free From Harsh Substances
Resinol ointment and soap are described as gentle for babies skin problems including eczema heat rash teething rash and chafings. The ad claims instant itch relief and rapid healing with doctors having prescribed the treatment for two decades. Samples are offered free from Resinol Baltimore Maryland via druggists.
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Baltimore
Meer passages and wreckage sightings reported by ships
Reports from vessels including the Bermudian Dixon and Kiruna describe buoys, wreckage, derelict ships, and keel structures at various latitudes and longitudes from July 13 to July 24. The war’s impact is noted in Germany’s marriage brokerage surge with hopeful advertisements for husbands, many targeting war widows.
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Parthian
Isle of Jura
Dixon
Bermudian
Br. Ss
McKenzie
Pietro
Nisbet
It. Ss
Lon
Lisle of
Jura
Br Ss
Germany
Vitalitas Tonic Praised By Southern Teachers
School teachers in multiple southern cities report Vitalitas as a splendid tonic improving digestion energy and endurance. Notable testimonials cite teachers in Birmingham Nashville Memphis and other towns noting relief from indigestion fatigue catarrh and nervous exhaustion with calls to obtain the product from Sutton’s Drug Store.
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South
Vitalitas
Birmingham
Ala
J. M. Davidson
18Th St
Greymont
Nashville
Tenn
Irene’ Jetton
Blakemore St
Memphis
Tenhn
M. Price
S. M. Vaught
Sutton
Gale
OneRere
Fragmentary obituary note on front line deaths and grief
An incomplete clipping describes deaths at the front and coping by families with second marriages. The text is garbled, mentioning grief and personal names that are unreadable, with references to letting names pass and a possible 80 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ether Austen
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted
A testimonial from Plover Iowa describes a 13 year old girl relieved of female weakness after taking five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women with similar illness to seek the remedy and notes confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Scented Tales Play at Monroe Park and War News
A compact page item notes Monroe Park showings featuring Mr and Mrs Sidney Drew in Following the Scent and The Singular Lesson with Alan Hale and Claire McDowell. Also listed are Basanay Selig News Pictorial War News and Vitagraph shorts including A Hunter of Fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Drew
Alan Hale
Claire McDowell
Basanay
Selig News Pictorial
Towser
Vitagraph
7Vitagraph
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Andrew
H. N. Cahill
New Orleans
J. Martin Smith
A. S. McGraw
McAtee Shoe Co
Dauphin Street
SAXON
Auto Enaonco
Mackenzen
Pat
Rooney
O’rooney
Marine News
Bell
Home
Trueman & Schnell
Bell Phone
Chatham and
Texas Streets
Conception and
Joachim Sts
Blue Valley
Faust
Louisiana
Italitas
BE. Carre‘co., Mfrs
Im Teror
Lydia
E. Pink
Monroe Park
Pleasur Bay
Sea Mobile
E. D. Peppers
Pleasure Bay
Magnolia Beach
Battles
Pots Clear
Fairhope
Point Clear
Zundels
Zandels
Jas. A. Carney
Battleg
W. H. Ransom
Mar
Cawthon Yore Lobby
Mobile & Ohio
R. Hn
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