Spring Hill Auburn Games Open At Windsor Hotel Today
The Spring Hill and Auburn clubs meet for two seven inning games at Monroe Park beginning at 3 o clock. Cristovich and Milligan will pitch the opener as Betancourt oversees the events. Souvenir score cards feature a four by six photo engraving of Spring Hill and four leaves on card for each game. Captain Ducote and Louisell urge alumni to attend and cheer on their teams.
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Spring Hill
Windsor Hotel
Monroe Park
Cristovich
Milligan
Ggg
Brish
van H Cristovich
Ching
An Huevel
Bienvenu
Bonner
Prendergast
Ead
Betancourt
Auburn
Eoring Hill
Travis Beats Travers In Metropolitan Association Match
Walter J. Travis of Garden City defeats his rival Jerome D. Travers of Upper Montclair in a standout second round on the Apanemis links of the Metropolitan Association event. Travers is noted as a frequent national winner.
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Rye
N. Yo
Walter J.travis
Garden City
Metropolitan Association
Jerome D. Travers
Upper Montclair
N. Y
Oldest golfer tops field with sharp greens play
The older player outdriven from the tees but excelled on the greens to win. He holed several one putts, finishing with a 76. Ranees praised the round while Deavin claimed a key twelve foot putt for a half. Four past Metropolitan winners were eliminated as Kirkby and Travis eyed a possible semifinal clash if both win tomorrow.
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Ranees
Deavin
Douglas
Merreshoff
Travyers
Oswald Kirkby
Travis
Senebrot
The Easterbrook Case at the Empire Amid Mystery and Comedy
The Empire presents The Easterbrook Case a three reel mystery with Julia Swayne Gordon Rogers Lytton and Garry McGarry. A strong comedy reel follows. Saturday includes Vengeance a three reel drama with Richard C Travers Edna Mayo and a political intrigue plot.
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the Empire Today
Richard C. Travers
Edna Mayo
Jed + Sane
Hilda
Euma
George Stanly
Natalie Lafitel
Woman near Lloyd's Station seeks sale to relocate
Destitute Mrs. Gus gheee ag 6 lives about a mile from Lloyd's Station on the Mobile and Bay Shore Road. She asks 1500 dollars for her home and twenty three acres to return to relatives in Chicago. The husband harvested beans this year with little yield and has gone to Chicago to seek work. Mrs. Klammer has two children and is eager to sell. Beans in Mobile brought 16 cents per bushel in thirty bushel lots Friday morning.
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Gus Gheee Ag
Lloyd’s Station
Mobile
Bay Shore
Chicago
Motion Picture Company Organized in Mobile
The Gulf Coast Motion Picture Company filed articles of incorporation in Mobile's probate court on Friday. Capital stock is 25000 with 7500 paid in, office to be Mobile, and aim to buy, make, control motion pictures and photoplays. Officers: Walter G. Bevill president Archie B. Irons vice president Aubrey Boyles secretary treasurer J Laws Siple general manager.
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Gulf Coast Motion Picture Company
Mobile
Walter G. Bevill
Archie B. Irons
Aubrey Boyles
secret @y
Treasury
J. Laws Siple
Steel Suit May Go To Supreme Court
Washington June 4 The federal circuit court of appeals at Trenton New Jersey dismissed the governments suit against United States Steel The government planned to appeal and seek Supreme Court review The case began under the Taft administration and centered on the absorbed Tennessee Coal and Iron Company Roosevelt had approved the absorption to quell a financial panic
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Washington
Department of Justice
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Trenton
N. J
United States Steel
Oamny
Supreme Court
Steel Corporation
Taft
Steel Company
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Roosevelt
Double header opens Lyons Park with Operating Department game
The league kicks off at Lyons Park with a 2:30 p m double header between the Freight Claim Department and the Auditors, and the Comps face the Counts in the later game. Managers boast, players train, and fans pack the stands to see winners chosen.
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Lyons Park
Lauren Fore
Southern News Bulletin
Miller
Dixie Park
Auditors
Pp. J. Lyons
Fort Morgan
Coast Artillery
Voyagers
Cannoniers
Fuller
Comps
George Leslie
Heck Hanlin
Czar Nicholas Responds to US Request on Siberian Prison Camp
President Wilson’s son seeks inspection of Siberian camps after reports of mistreatment of Austrian prisoners. The Austrian government asks that American Red Cross units conduct the visit. The exchange follows dispatches from Petrograd noting gaps in supervision and care for detainees.
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Czar
Nicholas
Wilson
Siberia
Washington
Russia
Etter
Austria
Sravieson
Siberian
Dumba
American Cross
Caawe
Petrograd
Sone
Baker
Bassador
Marye
City Breeities on Harbor, Tax Talks and Pope Benedict
Brief notices report a Secre tary of Commerce meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 in chamber rooms to discuss harbor improvements and tax matters. Also changes to Mobile County Medical Society meeting dates to first and third Saturdays in summer with 5 o'clock start in law and equity court. London report notes Pope Benedict preparing a White Book outlining steps for peace.
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Neral
Secr. of Commerce
San Bene
Board of Directors
Mobile County Medical Society
Law and Equity Court
Bay Againat Joven Gheip
Fatiterome H
Accoun
London
Poncerneh
Rome
Pope Benedict
Mobile Liners to Welcome Large Steamship This Week
A. LeBlanc of Mobile Liners Inc announces a 4281-ton Dutch steamship Fioriana Line will dock in Mobile next week to load cargo for United States ports. The voyage is aided by the harbor’s deeper draft with a twenty-seven foot six inch depth and improvements in the port depth.
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A. LeBlanc
Mobile Liners, Inc
Holland-American Steamship Line
Kyle Line
Fioriana Line
New Orleans
United Om
Mobile
Eatin
Thomas P. Noron
Taft Praises President and Urges International Court
Former President Taft told Bryn Mawr graduates that a warmongering leader could push the nation into war with Germany, praising the current president for restraint and urging creation of an international court to prevent conflict.
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Philadelphia
White House
Taft
Bryn Mawr
Germany
Swedish Steamer Sunk Off Peterhead Believed Torpedoed
The Swedish steamer Lappla was sunk last night about 55 miles off Peterhead in eastern Scotland. No submarine was seen, but Captain Petersen believes a torpedo caused the loss. The crew of 19 and four officers were landed at Peterhead.
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London
Evening Standard
Lappla
Peterhead
Scotland
Petersen
Langan Hat Company and Robert Heflin In Bankruptcy
The Langan Hat Company of Mobile filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 11,634 and assets 17,940. Judge Toulmin adjudicated it bankrupt and Referee R. T. Ervin was assigned. Robert H. Heflin of Mobile filed a voluntary petition showing 200 in liabilities and 22 in assets. he was adjudicated bankrupt and referred to Referee Ervin.
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Langan Hat Company
Mobile
United States District Court
Toulmin
R. T. Ervin
Robert H. Heflin
Ervin
One Carranza General Abandons His Campaign
General Iturbe a Carranza commander abandons his campus in southern Sonora and falls to Mazatlan leaving General Angelo Flores with about 2000 troops 75 miles south of Navajoa without reinforcement hope.
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Douglas, Ariz
Iturbe
Carranza
Sonora
Mazatlan
Angelo Flores
Navajoa
Tim Hurst Dies Suddenly Veteran Umpire Succumbs
Tim Hurst, a veteran baseball umpire with 33 years in the sport, died at 54 in Minersville after an indigestion attack. His career began after volunteering during a pennant deciding game in the Southern League, and he later joined the National League. He spent recent years in Far Rockaway involved in real estate work.
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Tim Hurst
Minersville
Hurst
Nic
Far Rockaway
Barney and Davis Meet in City League Showdown at Monroe Park
The Barney Cavanaghs and the A D Davises of the City League clash Sunday afternoon at Monroe Park Southern League diamond starting 3 30. Both teams push to pass leaders Graham Rush as three teams stay tightly packed. Ladies admitted free to park and grandstand.
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Barney-Cavanaghs
A. D. Davis
Monroe Park
Graham-Rush
Plans for Atlantic fleet maneuvers begin July 10
Newport R I June 4 plans virtually completed for a series of strategical maneuvers by the Atlantic fleet in this vicinity beginning July 10. Most of the battleships and other vessels in the recent war game are expected to take part.
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Newport
R. L
Revival Sermon at Meyers Memorial Church in Eight Mile
Rev Heywood Vaughan of Whistler Baptist Church preached at Meyers Memorial Church Eight Mile Station on Thursday night. Several locals and visitors are named with travels and visits including Mrs Nettie Halliwell and Mrs Bertha Nichols. A lawn party was set by the Church Home Guild of St Pauls Episcopal for August. The Rhodes Langford family and Bertie Mae Turner enjoyed a Chickasabogue outing with perch bream trout and catfish.
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Whistler
Ala
Heywood Vaughan
Whistler Baptist Church
Meyers Memorial Church
Edward L. Clay
Thomasville
Glen McCandless
Point Clear
Nettie Halliwell
Mobile
Liza Woolley
Bertha Nichols
Houston
Tex
Bertha Monaghan
Church Home Guild
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
R. E. L. Rhodes
G. M. Langford
Bertie Mae Turner
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L.H. Meyer & Sons
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M. & O. League
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USA
the B.V.D. Company
New York
Jacobson
Dauphin ST
Jook
Woolworth’s
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Wookworth
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