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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1916

Page

2

Florida returns show Park Trammell leads in state race

Early figures from Florida indicate Gov Park Trammell leading N P Bryan for the United States Senate with about 60 percent of votes cast. J Catts holds a likely safe lead for governor over L L Farris and W Knott, while other district races show Mayor Marshall winning the vice presidential preference and W J leading in the Fourth district. Official canvass due June 12 may confirm winners. Milk tickets to begin in Vienna for young children with specified daily allowances and required early milk reservation.

Pla Florida Missouri W. J Forest Lake J. H. Smith Emmett Wilson Manno Clark

Vandals ruin camphor trees. mobile notices and visits

Two camphor trees in front of J. Cleveland’s home at northeast St. Joseph and Congress streets were damaged by vandals amid rising city incidents. The report notes a 4:25 PM fire at 811 South Hamilton Street caused minor damage, while visitors including Richard W. Massey and M. Madden arrive in Mobile on business or for summer plans, with several locals listed at the Battle House and Cawthon Hotel.

J. Cleveland St. Joseph Congress Streets South Hamilton Street Macy Dennis M. T. Madden Mobile Division The Southern Railway Selma Ala Cawthon Hotel

British Army in Mourning for Lost Chief Kitchener

London reports the British Army in mourning for Earl Kitchener with crepe armbands and flags at half mast. War office officials proceed with war plans while tributes flood the press and calls for internment of alien enemies rise amid suspicions of espionage. The Times and Daily Mail shift to praise, and the Windsor race meeting is cancelled at the Jockey Club's request.

London War Office Earl Kitchener Dominions Dependencies South Africa England Hampshire Kitchener Lord Northcliffe Harl Kitchener Times Daily Mail Stock Exchange The Daily Express Morning Post Great Britain Morni Post David Lloyd-George Lord Milner E Daily Mail Russia Asquith

New Supervisors to Guide War Time British Workers

England creates field for male social work experts to supervise 3000 munitions factories. Supervisors will monitor health and comfort, conduct home visits, and address wage earners' behavior. They will be informed of each boy's pay to help promote savings and stability.

London England Ministry of Munitions

Seelbach Resigns as Battle House Room Clerk

Charles Seelbach former Battle House room clerk has resigned to become assistant manager of a hotel at Ottawa Beach Michigan. He arrived in Mobile from Louisville Kentucky when 8 H Peck leased the hotel and has assumed charge of his new post.

Charles Seelbach Battle House Ottawa Beach Mich Mobile Louisville 8. H. Peck Repret

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Trammel N. P. Bryan Vienna Richard W. Massey Forrest Highway Association Chamber of Commerce of Birmingham M. M. Riley Tampa, Fla Mr. Riley Mallory Tampa Mrs. Riley California W. L. Porter Brewton, Ala Cawthon A. R. Rockwood Fort Morgan, Ala A. Neville Gv Meridian Miss Man Zu Zu National Biscuit Company Skinner Dunedin Skinner Mfg. Co First Ave Dunedin, Fla Jeu Ana Isave Carter Masonic Temple
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