Medical School Controversy Reopens in Mobile
In Mobile, Dr. George B. Denny, president of the University of Alabama, reopens the City Hospital control issue with the School of Medicine. He asserts any permanent agreement must meet his terms, seeks long term city University contract, and demands exclusive medical service authority and funding parity for Sisters of Charity, amid prior tentative arrangements.
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Tuscaloosa
George B. Denny
Unniversity of Alabama
School of Medicine
University
Mobile
Denny
T. H. Frazer
5Cine
Regina
Bondurant
J. Denny
Pem
School
Tam
City of
University of Alabama
Univers Barn
Sisters of Rity
City Commission
Frazer
School of Media
University of Con Registheng
Mobile concern buys Itasca for South American trade
The McIntyre Lumber and Export Company of Mobile buys the steamship Itasca from Theodore Trum of Boston. The Itasca will be repaired in Mobile and entered into the South American trade with the islands. The 1416 gross ton ship, built in 1871, has 1100 horsepower, a crew of 29, and formerly served in passenger trade.
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McIntyre Lumber & Export Company
Mobile
South American
United States
Theodore Trum
Boston
Mass
McIntyre Lumber and Export Company
Itasca
William Crane
E. D. Flynn
Mr. Flynn
Islands
Wilmington
Del
Commissioners Pass Resolutions on Death of E. W. Wells
Gulfport Mississippi June 1 special The mayor and board of commissioners met Monday and passed resolutions of regret on the death of E W Wells Soviet a
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E. W. Wells
Gulfport
Miss
Mississippi Man Elected President of Methodist Woman's College
W. Swartz, business leader and Latin and English professor at Millsaps College in Jackson Mississippi, was elected president of the Methodist Woman's College in Montgomery Alabama. He succeeds Dr. W. E. Martin, who departs for Nashville Tennessee. Swartz will assume office this summer after accepting the role.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. Swartz
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
Methodist Woman's College
W. E. Martin
Nashville
Tenn
Swartz
Ocean Springs Eyes Clean Town Contest Victory
Ocean Springs officials and health authorities inspected the town for the Cleanest Town Contest. Dr H M Burnham and Guy D Dean praised local sanitation and indicated Ocean Springs has passed the first elimination test. The community remains determined to win the prize.
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Ocean Springs
Miss
Jane
H. M. Burnham
Guy D. Dean
Dr Winberg Explains Why Oranges Drop From Trees
Dr O F E Winberg president of the Gulf Coast Citrus Growers Association presents reasons for orange dropage. He notes drought is not the cause and offers practical horticultural insights for growers in the Crop Report feature. Also an article by Geltars Ga See culture on owoyeeds accompanies the report.
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O. F. E. Winberg
Gulf Coast Citrus Growers Association
Imberg
Geltars
Earl of Jersey dies in London
Victor Albert Geo Villiers seventh Earl of Jersey died last night in London. At Barrow England 600 women at Vickers Sons Maxim works to be employed adds 1000 more. Fields report minister George Thomas, a Welsh Methodist, has enlisted with leave of absence. first Welsh non-conformist minister to join army. Three children killed and nineteen injured when an automobile truck fell over an embankment near Dallas.
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Victor Albert Geo Villiers
Earl of
Jersey
Barrow
Eng
Vickers Sons & Maxim Works
Geo. Thomas
Wales
Thomas
Dallas
Akron
Chicago
General Synod of the Lutheran Church
Cleveland
Frederick” Rada
Manchester
Noel Edward
Dea
Ypres
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Sapulpa
Uipa Herald
Washington
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Wilson
Mabel Boardman
American Red Cross
Red Cross
New York
New York City
Majestic
Gallpey Peninsula
Greenbrier
North Sea
Brynhilda
Bremen
New ‘York
Anti German Riots Follows Area Raids on London Last Night
London reports a zeppelin raid last night sparking anti German riots as crowds attacked German shops and special constables battled disorder. City barriers were reinforced and businesses boarded up after the unrest.
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London
Barritien
American bark SecnierEMan repairs after storm arrival
The American bark cited as SecnierEMan arrived at the harbor after storm damage and quarantine. It was moored at the stream and is expected to be re christened. The Whitney Bodden Company owns the steamer.
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Secniereman
Citeae
Anal
Whitney-Bodden Company
Attempt to disable Fort Worden guns halts visitors at two Puget Sound forts
Port Townsend Washington June 1 A bold effort to disable the forts at Fort Worden and nearby batteries prompted authorities to bar visitors. Four gun breeches were reportedly removed and a discovery followed that intruders had mapped battery locations. Visitors were restricted without escort and fees.
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Puget Sound
Port Townsend
Wash
Fort Worden
France
Neven
Serbians Resume Military Activity Against Austrians
An official London report notes Serbian forces renewing action against Austria with an artillery success northeast of Inova and further activity on the Albanian frontier. The dispatch also mentions Turkish losses in Gallipoli and Italian advances toward Cortina in the Ampezzo valley.
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Nish
Servia
London
Serbia
Austria
Inova
Austria prepares army for Serbia front in early May dispatch
A May dispatch says Austria is forming a new army to take the field against Serbia while dealing with actions on its Italian frontier. Predictions surface that Serbia may strike again once Austria is occupied on that front.
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Bott. Mahinn Otantes
Austria
Zeppelin raid alarms London as crowds rest
London awakens to word that Zeppelins reached the city last night. Officials report raids over outer districts and fires possibly tied to the attack. Public life continues with rumors and curiosity while fighting continues near Przemysl and strategic moves unfold in the Near East.
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London
San
Przemysl
Austria
Near East
Constantinople
Sultan Selim
Athens
Italian dirigible raids Pola base damaging rail hub
A Rome dispatch via Paris reports the Italian dirigible raid on Pola the Austrian naval base. The attack damaged the railway station and arsenal according to the ministry of marine.
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Pola
Rome
Paris
Ministry of Marine
Russians Claim Victory in Petrograd Based on Official Announcement
Report from Petrograd via London states Russians winning as of June. An official notice says Russians gained a string of success from May 12 to May 24, capturing nearly 19,000 opposing troops.
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Petrograd
London
Submarine Base Found Near Asia Minor Coast
A Times dispatch from Mytilene reports an enemy submarine detected near Aivall on the west coast of Asia Minor. British warships proceeded to the area as sixty shots were heard in the vicinity, suggesting engagement or pursuit.
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London
The
Times
Mytilene Gays
Aivall
Asia Minor
Ief
Cotton Condition Shows Varied Regional Normalcy
The department reports May 25 cotton conditions near eighties percent of normal across the country with Alabama at 78 percent and several states like Virginia and Texas reaching higher readings. The update notes statewide differences and reflects seasonal moisture and growth factors influencing yield expectations.
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U. S
Alabama
Washington
Department of Witure
Stason
Virginia
North Carolina
Seelee
Texas
Arkatens
Miri
Oklahoma
Mobile approves five year tax exemption for shipbuilding plants
Mobile city commission adopts an ordinance granting a five year tax exemption on shipbuilding plants their works machinery and equipment and the lands they occupy plus capital stock provided the plant employs at least 300 workers annually Lyons argues 300 workers is small compared to Newport News 6000. May payroll of 26190 53 is approved and final drain work estimate of 3030 45 is passed for payment.
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City Commission of
Mobile
Lyons
Newport News
J. W. Gurney & Co
Property Owners Protest Against Undesirable Class
A petition signed by sixty four property owners adjacent to and near the territory bound by State Street Wilkinson and Lyons was presented to the city commission Tuesday asking to move residents of Louis and St Michael street residential districts. Mayor Pillany and Lyons voted to file the petition while Schwarz favored referral to the city attorney. Attorney Hale argued the city’s right to form a new district and that moving residents would cause hardship and menace to neighborhood children. The petition notes the proposed new district would place the women near St Josephs School the maternity home and three blocks from Ryan Park.
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State Street
Wilkinson
Lyons
Louis
St. ‘Michael Street
Lane Commission
Pilany
Schwarz
F. K. Hale
Foel
St. Joseph's School
Ryan Park
Alabama Lands Lost to Hood Daughters by High Court Decision
The U S Supreme Court ruling holds that lands in Alabama once owned by McGehee cannot be claimed by the daughters of Confederate leader General Hood Geneva Hood and Ida Bectabes as heirs. The daughters, now residents of New York, were previously identified as heirs by McGehee under Louisiana law.
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Alabama
Gen. Hood
Washington
Idaasso
Rse
Geneva Hood
George T. Bectabes
McGehee
New York
Louisiana
New Note to Germany May Set Time Limit
Veterans pledge support in crisis as the 25th annual reunion of United Confederate Veterans opens in Richmond. The gathering hears addresses from governors and veterans leaders, with songs and salutes as Confederate memory and unity are invoked. Notable moments include presentations to the two living Confederate governors James B. McCreary and Nat E. Harris.
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Richmond
United States
United Confederate Veterans
Dixie
Old
Virginia
Jackson
Confederacy
Welty Auditorim
Ted
Jompson
Comore
Butte
Stuart
George Ainslie
Tyler
Bale
Rome
Sons of
Esa
George .P. Gon
Ale
Giteral Bennett H. Young
Ohie
George L. Christian
James B. McCreary
Kentucky
Nat E. Barris
Georgia
Henry W. Battle
Nativy
Byll Green
Meas
Jefferson Davis
U S Will Demand Full Reparations and Guarantees
After more than two hours of cabinet talks on Germany and Mexico the United States prepares to demand full reparations and guarantees. A note to Germany was reserved while a warning to Mexican leaders was prepared for release tomorrow morning.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
Mexico
United States
Muece
Penny Neer
Lusitania
Derstood
Gortenstys
Wille
Howe
United
Storff
Vane
Cma
Benin
White House
Orleans Shop Girls on Annual Vacation
May 31. The vote of the D. H. Ho girls started yesterday. Haven on-the-Hill has been prepared for the employees of the New Orleans department store and all indications point to a successful season. Haven-on-the-Hill will accommodate twenty five to thirty at a time. As part of the welfare program every female employee will receive two weeks outing. The Hill will be an all year round proposition for Ocean Springs.
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Ocean) Springs
D. H. Ho
Haven on-the-Hill
New Orleans
Haven-on-the-Hill
Ptee S
Ocean Springs
Weather Outlook For Tonight And Wednesday
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday with occasional rain showers. Light to moderate winds from the south and east. Mississippi region also reports cloudy skies and chance of rain with similar light winds.
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Mississippi
Declaration of Interdependence Proposal At Independence Hall
Philadelphia mayor Blankenburg proposed a declaration of interdependence to pave the way for a new nation of nations at Independence Hall. He urged a continental pact among thirteen or more American nations to sign.
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Philadelphia
Blankenburg
Phiadelphia
Alabama to Refund 150000 Franchise Tax to Outsiders
Alabama will refund $150,000 in franchise tax to out of state corporations the Auditor announced after a conference with Attorney William L. Martin. The refund follows a statute and recent case law, applying to capital employed in the state and concerns about previous assessments.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
M. ©. Allgood
William L. Martin
Player eee Granted Conditional Release by Parker
Secretary Frank T. Parker approves a conditional release for player eee after a Tuesday rout involving Nacaun aero. The decision follows ongoing review of conduct and future role with the team.
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Eee
Frank T. Parker
Aed Acar
Treider Nacaun Aero
Aivek Hie
Lost Necklace Reported in Local Classified Ad
A lost gold rope chain necklace was reported in a local classified ad near the area of 251 Ny N. Boot, Paeh Senney Sestiy, and the St. Methodist Church on Main Street. A reward is offered for its return.
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Boot
St. Methodist
Beelly
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