Montgomery Preparedness Parade Set For Flag Day
Montgomery will host a monster preparedness parade on June 14 amid a civic effort by the Chamber of Commerce, Daughters of the American Revolution, and local patriotic groups. John H. Wallace Jr. is general chairman. committees are named and plans underway. Governor Henderson and staff will be invited to lead the procession.
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Ontgomery
Ala
Montgomery
Celeon
Montome
Chamber of Commerce
Daighters of the
Depew Raps Pacifists at Republican Convention
Chauncey M. Depew told the Republican National Convention that he cannot understand pacifists arguments. He warned that rapidly mobilized American industry and troops would meet invaders and drive them back, predicting veterans ready for any task after the war ends.
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Chicago
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Borah
Idaho
Mr. Depew
America
Alabama plans grand parade to Capitol for Armistice Day
A statewide mobilization on Dexter avenue and march to the capitol is proposed with Captain William P. Screws as grand marshal. The parade committee includes Major T. C. Locke Colonel E. H. Graves Colonel W. F. Weiss General G. J. Hubbard and Major P. O. Franson. Chairman Wallace urges central Alabama citizens to join in showing support for a capable army and navy.
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Dexter Avenue
Capitol
William P. Screws
United States Army
Wallace
T. C. Locke
E. H. Graves
W. F. Weiss
G. J. Hubbard
P. O. Franson
Alabama
Europe
J P Bell May Buy Walk-Over Store
John P. Bell, longtime Walk-Over employee and manager, will purchase the local Walk-Over Shop if stock is reduced. He offered to buy the Mobile store with a stock-cut sale planned to clear excess merchandise. Efforts to cut stock and finalize the deal begin immediately.
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John P. Bell
Bell
Freckle Remedy Promoted with Money-Back Guarantee
A physician endorsed freckle removal prescription promises a clearer complexion. The ad claims ethine removes freckles with early results and offers a money-back guarantee if it fails.
Cardui Helps Corbin Woman End Soreness and Swelling
Mrs. Marthe A. Corbin of Laurel Mississippi writes that recurring side soreness backache dizziness and swelling improved after taking Cardui. She notes relief began within a half bottle and fully after two bottles and praises it as a grand medicine for women. For sale by all druggists.
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Laurel
Marthe A. Corbin
Cardus
Dr King's New Discovery advertised for colds relief
An advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Discovery to relieve colds from fall to spring. It claims quick relief from coughing and throat irritation, with statements from a customer testimonial and a money back promise.
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Dr. King
Jesseman
Franconia
N. H
Roosevelt Withdraw Rumor Dominates Hall Conference
The hall buzzed as Roosevelt’s name sparked applause while Republicans and Progressive leaders debated a possible compromise nominee Borah. Perkins urged unity as reports from the peace conferees and conference committee indicated only Roosevelt’s name appeared to Republicans. McGrath and Loeb watched from the platform and signaled cautious moves amid whispers of a withdrawal.
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Borah
Perkins
Governor Johnson casts doubt on Roosevelt accord at convention
Governor Johnson warned Progressives not to rely on the Republican report about Colonel Roosevelt. His remarks echoed radical fears of limited agreement while his name on the report ensured the committee could continue conferences. The convention listened to the platform before the committee reported.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
John W. McGrath
William Loeb, Jr
Loeb
McGrath
Oyster Bay
Teddy
Johnson
Progressive Party Concludes Talks at Coliseum Rally
Leaders decide to be guided by Republican moves and may nominate Roosevelt if needed. Borah arrives at 12:40 PM and receives a hero’s welcome while the crowd chants for Teddy.
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Coliseum
Roosevelt
Prohibition Trials Close Quick as Docket Clears
A busy recorder’s court Friday rapidly disposed of cases. Two defendants faced liquor violations with one fined 50 dollars and the other discharged. John Lamdamand was fined 50 dollars and appealed to the city court with bond set at 200 dollars. Charles D. Smith was discharged for lack of proof the place was run by him. Wilmer Clark was convicted of assault with a pistol, fined 25 dollars and 20 days hard labor.
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Bolts
St. Clair
Ludlow
Burch
Joe Williamson
John D. Palmer
Boltz
Lamdamand
Williamson
Charles D. Smith
Bottz
Kudhow
Smith
Wilmer Clark
Makes An Appeal For United Action
Senator Borah urged united effort at a city convention, warning that the next decisions may shape the United States for 25 years. He praised loyalty but insisted leaders and followers must march and fight together in the conflict, signaling strong Roosevelt Borah enthusiasm as the assembly recessed.
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United States
Borah
Roosevelt
April 1916 U.S. trade: exports rise to 399 million
In April 1916 the United States exported 399 million dollars and imported 217 million, vs 294 million exports and 160 million imports in April 1915. Manufactured goods exported reached 197 million, crude foods and meats 36 million, crude materials imported 96 million.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Zimmern Coal Company Compromises with Striking Men
The Zimmern Coal Company reached a compromise with striking coal passers. Other firms used strike breakers rather than grant higher wages or the right to name foremen for laborers on ships. Fort Gaines was coaled yesterday by strike breakers without incident as union men gathered nearby.
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Zimmern Coal Company
Fort Gaines
Feast of Pentecost at St Matthew's Church Observed
St Matthew's Church will celebrate the Feast of Pentecost on Sunday with a 5 30 mass. Senior and junior members of the Holy Name Society will receive Holy Communion during the service. Officers urge members to attend.
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St. Matthew’s Church
Holy Name Society
St. Matthew's Church
Reeves Electric Co Inc Before Buying A Fan Lee
Reeves Electric Co Inc warns readers to verify model compatibility and safety before purchasing a fan. The brief notes consumer guidance and urges consulting product specifications and electrical ratings to avoid hazards.
Bodies From Hampshire Arrive in Thurso
The Scottish town of Thurso reports arrival of several bodies from the cruiser Hampshire, including Lieutenant Colonel A. O. Fitzgerald, as news crews confirm the loss of Field Marshal Earl Kitchener and staff.
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Thurso
Scotland
London
Hampshire
Earl Kitchener
A. O. Fitzgerald
Book on Mobile Port to be issued by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce will issue a book titled The Southern Port of Mobile. The volume, turned in to the printer, will feature many new halftone views of Mobile city and harbor and include new data on local resources.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Cramp Shipbuilding to Expand with Island Purchase
The Cramp Shipbuilding Company confirmed purchasing forty five acres on Petty's Island in the Delaware River for plant enlargement and a large oil refinery by Drew Levick Company. A dry dock will be built on the island for post launch vessel handling while the Cramp yard focuses on hull and repair work.
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Philadelphia
Petty’s
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