Denny Declines Record On Mobile Medical College Status
University of Alabama President Dr. George H. Denny defers judgment on Mobile medical college arrangements stating authority rests with the AMA standardizing board. He cautions about public reactions if temporary decisions later change and emphasizes desire for medical control at City Hospital alongside Sisters of Charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Alabama
Mobile
George H. Denny
University
Medical College
Frazer
Sisters of Charity
Denny
American Medical Association
Dr. Denny
Mortgage Sale Notice of Mobile County Property Auction
Mortgage sale due to default on a February 27 mortgage by Llewellyn L Duggar Ida M Duggar and Lloyd W Morgan. Auction set for July 3 1915 at noon in Mobile County Court House to sell the described Rapier Avenue property with dwelling and improvements for cash to highest bidder.
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United States Marshal’s
Southern District of
Alabama
United States District Court For
Southern District of Alabama
United States Custom House
Mobile
Choctaw Bluff
Clark County
Das. K. Glennon & Co
Llewellyn L. Duggar
Ida M. Duggar
Lloyd W. Morgan
Mobile County
Court House
Rapier Avenue
Selma Streets
Ottenie Sarthe Rapier
Gale Cash
Mas U. Moore
Cotton futures slip on Washington politics selling wave
New Orleans reported a selling wave in cotton as Washington politics sparked market pressure. In early trading contracts fell 16 to 20 points with Liverpool leading the decline, spots down 18 points and futures ending the day steady with a net drop of 17 to 20 points.
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New Orleans
Washington
Liverpool
Turpentine and Resin Firms Report Domestic Receipts
In Savannah on June 9 a Turpentine firm reported receipts of 768 casks with sales data listed as none. A resin firm recorded receipts of 1 612 barrels with sales listed as none. Prices noted include various bid quotes and grain figures such as 2.96 3.10 and barrel equivalents.
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Savannah
Ag F
Cotton market in New York declines amid Wall Street selling
Weakness in Liverpool, favorable southern weather, and renewed nervousness over the political situation spurred selling in the cotton market. Early declines of 9 to 14 points gave way to a net drop of 7 to 8 points by midday, with prices easing further to 11 to 13 points as Wall Street and Southern sellers stayed active. Spot cotton was quiet and Middling uplands sold none.
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New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Wall Street Review opens with Bryan resignation moves stocks
Bryan's resignation unsettles the market at the open with initial declines in many issues. United States Steel is the only large offering, trading 7,500 shares, then a rally helps most leaders regain price levels. Bonds stay firm with a list of quoted prices for major industrial and railroad stocks and utilities.
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Wall Street Review
New York
Bryan
Stock Exchange
Pgm Wess
United States Steel
Lst
Germany
Amalgamated Copper
American Por
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
Chicago
Consolidated Gas
Erie
General Motors
Kansas City Sowee
Liggetters
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motor Co
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
National Lead
Central
Norfolk-arld Western
Northern Pacific
Paererals
Reading Te
Iron and Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Joss-Shef, Steel, and Iron
Pacific
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Report
The market shows eL 6 steady for good middling at 6.74 with middles 5.42 and low middling 4.94. Sales and bales reach 500 for speculation and export. receipts total 6,100 bales. Futures barely steady with several forward contracts listed: June 5.34 1 3, June-July 5.24 1 3, July-August 6.27 1 2, August-September 5.36 1 2, September 5.85 1 2, Sept-Oct 6.42, Oct-Nov 6.48, Jan-Feb 5.62, Mar-Apr 6.60, May-Jun 6.76 1 8.
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Liverpool
City Court Reverses on Appeal Cases in Wednesday Session
City Court Judge Semmes reversed himself on appeal cases from lower courts. Defendants argued appeals covered judgments only and warrants must be demanded at trial. outcome varied. Harry McKensie fined 25 dollars and costs plus ninety days in jail for default of payment. Several defendants in gaming cases were discharged or acquitted on appeal.
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Semmes
Dofen
Harry McKensie
Vase
John Patttreck
Wilnencom
Recorder’s Cow
G. A
D. H. Prichard
Recorder’s Court
Robert Mayson
Sam Sabbath
A. B. Jones
John Wor
Appealed Cases Set for Trial in City Court
City court lists trial dates for multiple defendants across June with cases including assault and battery, petit larceny, vagrancy, selling liquor without a license, receiving stolen property, and prohibited drug and road offenses. Named individuals include Samchee G. Mery, James Marshall, Frank Tley, Nick Btarvyo, Louis Phillips, Lizzie Buford, John Edwards, Tom Allen, Wade Orr, Gibbey Brown, and Claud L. Lott among others.
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Condere
Ida
Thea Court
Samchee G. Mery
James Marshall Tho
O .Gamble
Porohinision
Frank Tley
Nick Btarvyo
Louis Phillips
Gua Jones
Lizzie Buford
Apa
John Edwards
W. HR. Petit Larceny
Fred Cowart
Peter Aator
W. T
Jackson Reles
Ward
Ee Monsen
Rober Albritton
Tom Allen
Wade H. Orr
Gibbey Brown
Claud L. Lott
Jenke Jenkins
Inferior Court Docket Shows Fines and Removals
In Frank Brooks case Henry Chamfer fined him for criminal act and ordered him to leave within eight hours. Mamie Jones and others faced charges with outcomes including discharge of Louis Marshall for arson and fines for gaming and train jumping.
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Frank Brooks
Henry Chamfer
Jesse Jones
Ptys
Mamie Jones
Joe Lan
Louis Marshall
Charles Campbell
J. W. Mason
L. Black
Syrian and Greek Woman Held Under Mann Act
Syrian woman and Mary John detained on Mann Act charges after a raid on a residence at 62 South Conception Street. Detectives Murphy and Lacy report the operation connected to an overseas marriage scheme involving Francis, his wife and three children in Salt Lake City.
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B. M
Mary John
Murphy
Lacy
Reninad
South Conception Street
Murph
Francis
Salt Lake City
John
Egypt
Oberg Pleads Guilty to Wife Beating in Inferior Court
William Oberg admitted assault and beating his wife Sarah Oberg in an inferior criminal court. He received costs three months of hard labor and was noted as intoxicated at the time. He severely whipped his wife while in a drunken state.
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William Oberg
Onessay
Assaul
Sarah Oberg
Oberg
Visitors Registered at Local Hotels During Week
Travelers from Alabama and neighboring states stayed at the Cawthon and Windsor hotels. Names include Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bell of Ville, Alabama, Leone Compton and Lou Compton of Pineapple, Alabama, and J. J. LaChancere Palmasino of New Orleans, with others from Irvington and Pascagoula. Several guests from Alabama ports were noted.
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Praton
T. B. McElroy
Columb C
Goldthwaite
Troy
Absaenry Hyer
Pensaco
Cawth Hotel
M. C. Bell
Ville
Ala
Leone Compton
Lou Compton
Pineapple
Stockton
William Foley
Bienville Hotel
Miss Pearlsville
H. Av den
Irvington
Bugge
Pascagoula
H. W. Eee
J. J. LaChancere
F. J
St. J. W
Citronelle Opens Steam Laundry and Town Improvements
Citronelle Alabama begins work on a steam laundry project and announces town improvements. A local baseball game results in Citronelle's 8 to 3 victory with new uniforms, while shipments of beans and stone deliveries from Mobile support ongoing construction and commerce. The Chamber of Commerce holds a weekly meeting at 2 45 with W W Croom presiding and committee updates forthcoming.
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Citronelle
Ala
Besterae
Vinegar Bend
Aston
Mobile
All Saints
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Croom
For Rent on Emanuel Streets Offers Furnished Rooms
Nearly furnished fourte en rooms available on Emanuel streets. Cozy, known as Cozy will rent reasonably to help tenant build business. Store and dwelling above 513 Dauphin street rentable together or separately. Two story dwelling on W. Mary N. Tennessee with two 88 rooms and kitchen bath and gas electric lights.
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N. E. Conti
Emanuel
Cozy
Dauphin Street
W. Mary N. Tennessee
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Polly and
Pals
Gailery Plumbing Co
Conti
Howe
Earl Hopkins
Washington, D. C
Lady of Good Address
McClure
Battles
Bell
N. Joachim
Concase Hammels
M. O. Discher
P.O
Zundel’s Wharf
Volanta Wharf
Brodbeck & Zundel Bros
South
Virginia
Conti St
Sigtbocheoa
Sient Ee
Uced
Henry C. Meyer
Scott and Dauphin
St. Emanuel ‘St
Call Bell
Bath
South Conception
North Franklin Street
St. Jomvet
Elect
Davis Avenue
Whistler
J. McCarty
Gulf Port
Dauphin
Smith Piano Co
Dixie. Lumber Co
A. M. Bright Gro. Co
Gulf City Plumbing Co
All Heart
Barret Lumber Co
St. Louis
Hamilton Sts
Albright & Drug
Monument Sts
National City Bank
Cain Electrical Co
Ssee Street
P. O
P. O. Box
Hoffman Houge
Dauphin St
W. J. Koral
Weeral House
Topaira
Ipoch
Heys
Congress Streets
James A
Pauline
Crichton
Crichton Post Office
Cross Railroad
Spring Hill and
Burton Aves
Collie
Patty
Rowan
Bell Phone
Madam Royal
Macam Royal
Old Government
Williams
Mobile Mercantile Business
Incorporated
Artemus Lindo
Lindo
Davis
8Tharles
Pricc
Dixie
United States
Europe
Spring Hill Avenue
Owens Lane
Geo. W. Herbert
Langan Hat Company
School of Medicine
American Association
Whistler Whistler
Vesuvius Lodge No
J. A. of M
Odd Fellows Hall
Mn Ct
Ioe
Smith
Edward A. Vautrot
Mobile Ee
Jean Bergen
Bowen Lodge No
Ot Pistena
Ida Mae Wooten
Peterson
G. R. Bancroft
Met Mobile
J. H. Baumhauer
Charold Wren
Margaret
Robert Allman
Eenee Oe
Naval Stores
Cavite
BUSI
Ann Street
Morrill & Lyons
Francis Street
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