Irvine Seeks Mediterranean Style Trade Drive For Canal Era
The document urges a long term effort to equalize North American and European appeal to South America. It envisions a memorial bureau to study Latin American trade differences, a state ceremonial All Alabama pageant, and a major Panama excursion to celebrate the canal opening and commissions to Europe on credits and rural cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
North America
South America
Latin America
South
European Commission
Morgan
American Commission
Panama
Powell Sues Moss for One Thousand Dollars in Equity Court
William Powell filed suit in the law end equity court alleging breach of contract by Nathaniel P. Moss former Crown theatre owner. Powell seeks $1,000 claiming Moss owed payment for arranging the sale of the theatre property to Isadore Dahlheimer for $30,000. This marks a second suit over the property, as King brothers now leasing had earlier been sued by Moss for failing to buy the property after an alleged agreement to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell
Law End Equity Court
Nathaniel P. Moss
Crown Theatre
Powell
Moss
Isadore Dahlheimer
King Brothers
Ames Case Is Postponed In Grand Larceny Charge
Howard W Ames is held on grand larceny and obtaining money under false pretenses by Recorder Edington. The case is continued to June 14 as deliberations proceed and a related charge involves a stud worth 175 dollars owned by Mrs Lizzie Haas. W McPherson is arraigned on a worthless check count related to a 75 dollar drawoff against Drago Grain Company, with a further continuance to June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Ames
Edington
T. J. Touart
Lizzie R. Haas
W. ©. McPherson
Drago Grain Company
Recorder’s Court
McPherson
Local arrests and court actions in Monroe Park area
Ed Ross of Big Chief Shooting Gallery at Monroe Park was discharged by the recorder after a prior assault with a pistol charge. Alexander White and John West, both negroes, will be arraigned Monday for grand larceny after allegedly breaking into Southern depot and stealing twenty seven caddies of plug tobacco. one caddie was found Friday. Willie Alstork bound over to city court grand jury on assault with intent to murder Hermann Irones with a 250 dollar bond. Walter Gamble sentenced to 12 months hard labor for petit larceny of shoes. Mary Bane and Aline Simpson, as each fined 25 dollars or fifty days for disorderly conduct after a stabbing incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mobile
Morgan
Alabama
Government Street
Ed Ross
Big Chief Shooting Gallery
Monroe Park
Perry Browning
Alexander White
John West
Spencer Newell
Southern Depot
Newell
Willie Alstork
Hermann Irones
Walter Gamble
T. Arnold
Mary Bane
Aline Simpson
Phillips
Mary Banes
Arrest of Louis J. Sahat on concealed weapons charge
Louis J. Sahat was arrested Saturday morning on a concealed weapons charge. Patrolman A. McCarron made the arrest and a small caliber revolver was found in Sahat's possession. Sahat stated he lived at Warren and Dauphin streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Sahat
Warren
Dauphin Streets
A. McCarron
Dauphin Street Realty Active Buys 276 Dauphin Street
John F. Jossen closed on the property at 276 Dauphin Street now occupied by M. Fry the tailor near the Crown Theatre for about 19000 dollars. Jossen plans no immediate improvements as the fourth Dauphin Street sale in two blocks this fortnight includes Dave S. Bauer’s lot at Dauphin and Joachim and parcels held by G. Jacobson Clothing, Partridge Hardware, and Isadore Dahlheimer at the Crown Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Jossen
Dauphin Street
M. Fry
Crown Theatre
Mr. Jossen
Conception
Jackson Streets
Dave S. Bauer
Dauphin and
Joachim Streets
G. Jacobson Clothing Company
Partridge Hardware Company
Isadore Dahlheimer
Best Laxative for the Aged
An aged friendly laxative promises safety and gentle relief without pain. Dr King's New Life Pills are promoted for seniors as prompt and easy acting, priced at 25 cents and endorsed by the Antwerp Drug Corporation.
Deaths and Funerals Charles H Brant
Charles H. Brant aged 56 years native of Attica Indiana a printer with the Mobile Register and former inmate of the Printers Home at Colorado Springs died at his Mobile residence after a lingering illness He leaves a widow two brothers one sister and other relatives He was among Mobile Typographical Union No 27s oldest members He will be buried from the residence of his sister in law Mrs Murray Reed 507 Es lava Street time of funeral not yet determined
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Brant
Attica
Ind
Mobile Register
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dauphin Street
Mobile
Mobile Typographical Union No. 27
Murray Reed
Eslava Street
Quiet City Marriage Sealed by Judge Williams
Mrs. Jennie C. Pear and Young F. Hill were wed in a quiet ceremony by Probate Judge Price Williams Jr at the county courthouse. A reception followed at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Fry on Washington Avenue.
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Jennie C. Pear
Young F. Hill
Price Williams, Jr
County Court House
Lizzie Fry
Washington Avenue
Lyric Vaudeville and Pictures Amusements
Matinee today features Tom the talking pony and ventriloquist Howard plus two reels of motion pictures. Evening shows at 7 45 and 9 15. Sunday hours 3 to 10 with five reels for 5 cents. Monday matinee at 3 and next week presents a new vaudeville and pictures bill of big acts.
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Lyric
The
Tom
Howard
Clown's Revenge Tops Crescent Circus Picture Show
A two reel feature The Clown's Revenge attracts crowds at the Crescent Theatre in clear weather. Manager Frenkéll expects record Saturday business as other pictures on the program also draw strong interest. Sunday’s lineup is noted as unusually excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Crescent Theatre
Frenkél
Cuticura Proves Effective for Child's Skin Ailment
Mrs A J Anderson of Denton Texas reports a severe breakout on her baby's head hands and toes with itching and sores. After trying remedies without relief the family used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and within two weeks saw easing. by a month the child was sound and well.
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Denton, Tex
A. J. Anderson
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Trial Offer
To remove dandruff and promote hair growth use Cuticura Soap with Cuticura Ointment. Frequent shampoos and occasional dressings provide an economical treatment. Soap 25c, Ointment 50c, sold worldwide by druggists. Free samples and 32-page Skin Book available by postcard request to Cuticura Dept. T Boston. Shaving Stick sample also offered.
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Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Nature's Garden entertainment at Dauphin Way Church
A church program titled Nature's Garden will be presented Tuesday evening June 10 at 8 30 by the Misses Sheppard School at Dauphin Way Baptist Church.
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Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Misses /Sheppard
Final Whistler School Improvement Association Meeting
The Whistler School Improvement Association closed the year with a $26 balance. Receipts from three sociables two lectures and two entertainments totaled $126.16 while expenses were $100.50 including $57 for kindergarten blocks. Mrs. Erwin Craighead spoke on Higher Education. Dr. A. E. Thayer gave a Youth lecture at the Y M C A with about 200 attending. He will finish the series next Friday on The Social Aspects of Vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler School Improvement Association
Erwin Craighead
Harte
A. E. Thayer
Mobile Business Women's Club
Thayer
Mobile YMCA boys camp schedule change
Participants will not leave until Wednesday due to boat schedule changes. The first boat to the beach departs Wednesday at 11 a.m. Thirty boys have registered for the camp so far.
Six YWCA Directors Re-elected At Annual Meeting
Six directors whose terms expired May 31 were re elected for the coming year at Friday afternoon’s YWCA annual meeting. The eight board members include Mrs. C Harris Mrs R G Polpe Mrs T D Nettles Mrs G A Leftwich Mrs J W McAlpine and Miss Catherine Hurtel. Mrs Rolf Seeberg was elected to fill a seventh vacancy. Directors will elect officers for the year whose terms expire next Tuesday.
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C. Harris
R. G. Polpe
T. D. Nettles
G. A. Leftwich
J. W. McAlpine
Catherine Hurtel
Rolf Seeberg
Suit filed by New York Mexican Whiting Company against Mobile Towing
On Friday afternoon New York Mexican Whiting Company filed suit against Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company C B Lyons deputy harbormaster and the American Bonding Company of Baltimore for 250 damages alleged to have been done to the plaintiff's plant at pier No 8 of the Mobile and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mexican Whiting Company
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company
C. B. Lyons
American Bonding Company of
Baltimore
Pier No
Mobile and
Ohio
Help for Working Girls in New Orleans and Saint Clair
Letters from young workers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health recovery. A New Orleans girl aged 16 credits improved health after use. a Saint Clair, Pa., mother reports relief from menstrual and nerve symptoms after taking the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tike
Lydia E.pinkham
Amelia Jaquillard
Seventh Street
St. Clair
Estella Maguire
Saint Clair
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Pecks
Dauphin and St. Emanuel
Irvine
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Far West
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Dauphin Street Realty Active
Judge Williams
Church Entertainment
JOS. A. Magnus & CO
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