New Trust and Loan Company Formed by Mobile Capital
A new company named Equitable Loan & Mortgage Company with capital stock of 500 000 was formed in Mobile to engage in general loan and mortgage business and finance new undertakings outside traditional banking. Johns Schley heads the firm with a roster of prominent financiers including Julius Hammel, H G Fonde, C D Willoughby, W F Owen, J A McCain, E H Bixler, J B Dortch, A L Staples, and others. The directors are J T Schley, Julius Hammel, C D Willoughby, L Hammel, E H Bixler, and J B Dortch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Enterprises For Mobile
Equitable Loan & Mortgage Company
Johns Schley
New Corporation
Julius and
Leopold Hammel
L. Hammel & Co
H. G. Fonde
C. D. Willoughby
First National Bank
W. F. Owen
New Orleans
Meridian
Miss
Frank E. Overall
Jacob Pollock
J. Pollock & Co
Mobile
E. H. Bixler
Henry Hall
D. J. Gay
Biloxi
Ee. J. Buck
The
City Bank and Trust Company
W. M
Alabama
J. T. Schley
Julius Hammel
A. L. Willoughby
di Hammel
L. Hammel
J. B. Dortch
Fifty Die When Dilapidated Boat Sinks on Russian River
Associated Press report from St. Petersburg dated June 10 says fifty people drowned when a dilapidated boat sank while crossing the River Tcheptsa on Russian Ascension day. Rioting followed as locals vented anger at lax police ferry supervision.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Vvat
Two Dudley Children Die as Auto Crash Claims Siblings
A Chicago and Northwestern train struck an automobile near Carroll Iowa killing Lena and Rebecca Dudley daughters of Mr and Mrs R M Dudley of Nashville Tennessee. The couple and a Negro chauffeur were injured but expected to recover. Dudley a hardware merchant traveled with his family. the Dudleys are known to Mobile society.
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Associated Press
Carroll
Chicago and Northwestern
Here
Lena
Rebecca Dudley
R. M. Dudley
Nashville
Tenn
Dudley
Ladies to Help Raise Fare for the Veterans
The United Daughters of the Confederacy will aid Gettysburg veterans in funding their trip to the Blue and Gray reunion at the Gettysburg battlefield in July. At a Monday night meeting, survivors lacking funds were identified, and Mrs. A B White urged all chapters to help. Veterans from either army must submit their names at Blue and Gray headquarters Room 114 Pollock Building by the deadline.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Gettysburg
Withers and Buchan
A. B. White
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Daphne State Normal Summer School Opens
The Daphne State Normal School summer term opened Tuesday morning with Professor B. B. Baker in charge. The term aims to prepare teachers for state examinations on July 21 22 and 23. Many regular term students remained for summer work and officials anticipate a highly successful session.
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Daphne State Normal Summer School
Daphne
Lower road material rates save Mobile county thousands
Mobile County road builders expect substantial annual savings as slag and chert from Birmingham to Mobile drop to 85 cents per ton. The reduction, urged by the Mobile Chamber of Commerce, could cut costs by about 6 250 dollars on 25 000 tons ordered by Radcliffe Bros. and may prompt other rail lines to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Mobile
W. M. Armbrecht
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway
County Revenue and Road Commissioners
Armbrecht
Finley
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Hiawatha
Radcliffe Bros
Affinity Is Now Wife of Cooke
Jere Knode Cooke and Floretta Whaley wed in Stamford Connecticut after securing a divorce decree copy in Williamantic. They obtained a marriage license at nine oclock and returned to New York. The former clergyman, expelled, has worked as a house painter.
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Stamford, Conn
Jere Knode Cooke
Floretta Whaley
Williamantic
Marinda Clarke Cooke
Cooke
Miss Whaley
Entry Denied for Chinese Stowaways Aboard Kyleakin
Chinese stowaways John Fertman and R Ching with R Pow were arrested by Immigration Inspector Henry Brownlow after the Kyleakin arrived. Ching and Pow were ordered returned to Tampico Mexico. Fertman was examined as the ship heads to England.
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John Fertman
M.tussian
R. Ching
R. Pow
United States
Henry Brownlow
Kyleakin
Mobile
Ching
Pow
Tampico
Mex
John Feltman
WILL DEPORT ALIEN TO ST LUCIA ON SAILING
Immigration Inspector Jack Worden will depart Tuesday night for New Orleans with Charles Dickson an alien ordered deported to St Lucia in custody. Worden will be joined by Sidney Steinau of local customs. Dickson entered the United States at Mobile without admission and was found undesirable as a citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Worden
New Orleans
Charles Dickson
St. Lucia
Inspector Worden
Sidney Steinau
Dickson
United States
Mobile
No Cabinet Meeting Held In Washington
Washington reports no cabinet meeting today due to several secretaries being absent from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court upholds Newspaper Publicity Law
The Supreme Court today sustained the constitutionality of the newspaper publicity law within the postal appropriation act of 1912. It required editors or owners to file semi annual sworn statements naming editors owners liventioluers and bondholders and the average daily circulation and to publish the statement. It also barred paid for articles from being published without stating they are advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Life Boat Rules Extended to Motor Vessels in Mobile
New regulations require motor boats in Mobile to carry life saving equipment equal to steam vessels of the same class. Vessels over 50 tons must have lifeboats and life rafts, with exemptions for daylight operation under 50 tons if decked air tanks and watertight bulkheads ensure afloat stability. Smaller vessels under 50 tons not carrying passengers must have sufficient lifeboat capacity for all on board. Sail vessels must carry life preservers and lifeboats per ocean steamer standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Board of Supervising
Steamboat Inspection Service
United States Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Mission at Saint Agnes Church St Elmo by Father McDonald
Reverend Father Thomas J. McDonald will conduct a St Elmo mission at Saint Agnes church starting 10 o clock Sunday June 15 and running through the following Sunday morning. Weekday services are 8 30 am and 7 20 pm with a Sunday lecture at 7 30 pm and a daily question box for inquiries on Catholic teaching and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. McDonald C. M
Saint Agnes’ Church
St. Elmo
Father McDonald
Mobile City Commission Refuses Police Pay Increase
Mobile commissioners reject a petition to raise police salaries beyond the current rate, citing legal limits for the term of office. The board approves Mayor Schwarz’s travel expenses to Columbus and Montgomery totaling 35.90 and adopts new milk ordinance limits for bacteria. They also review Police Officer William McCarron’s dog killing case and approve street lighting upgrades.
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City Commission
Lyons
Schwarz
Columbus
William McCarron
Carl Holzborn
Jett Bros. Contracting Company
Sullivan
Long & W Haggerty Western
Sullivan, Long & Haggerty
Jett Bros
G.A. Chamblin
Mobile
Pullman
Montgomery
Selma
Lawrence
Church Street
George
Roper
Pillans
McCarron
Feast of Weeks to Begin Tuesday Evening
In the Jewish temple at o o clock Tuesday evening will begin the religious observance of Shabouth or the Feast of Weeks. A sermon by Dr Alfred G Moses titled Significance of Pentecost will grace the service. Wednesday at 10 o clock the confirmation class will be sermonized by Dr Moses. Public invitation extended to both services.
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Alfred G. Moses
Moses
Blind Tiger Rough House Causes Arrest Near Magazine Point
Fannie Moorer and Charles Moorer residents of Plateau with prior records were jailed by Deputy Sheriffs Washington and Singleton on charges of violating the prohibition law for selling whiskey and beer at a store near Magazine Point. An assault and battery charge was added for Charles Moorer. A rough house occurred at the Moorer place on Saturday night with several fights.
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Fannie Moorer
Charles Moorer
Plateau
Washington
Singleton
Magazine Point
Moorer Place
Weather Outlook for the Deep South
Weather forecast shows rain tonight and Wednesday with cool conditions. Alabama expects local showers, while Mississippi remains cloudy with possible local rains in southern areas and east winds brisk to moderate.
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Mobile
Alabama
Mississippi
Servia To Send Ultimatum To The Bulgarians
Belgrade June 10 Servian minister of war warns war with Bulgaria could be decided in two or three days. He demands that Servia keep occupied territory and that Bulgaria modify its treaty with Servia before war. Railway links are halted and a firm final note to Bulgaria seeks a meeting of premiers.
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Belgrade
Servia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Sofia
Alabama to Appeal State Rate Case Contingent on Minnesota Ruling
Governor O Neal said the state will perfect appeals in the Alabama rate cases unless settled. He noted the Minnesota decision could influence the Atlanta judges handling the L and N injunction, and that the railroad commission urged an immediate appeal to the Supreme Court. The final decision rests with the three federal judges and state attorneys.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
O'Neal
United States Supreme Court
Thomas G. Jones
Minnesota
Railroad Commission
Atlanta
Jones
Supreme Court
Irvine Mentioned For C C Secretaryship
The Chamber of Commerce and Business League board authorized hiring a new general secretary Monday night. J. C. Irvine, tied to the Southern Commercial Congress celebrations in October, is reported as a candidate. George G. Card remains acting secretary and will stay on as assistant to former Secretary E. J. Troy.
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Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Board of
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Commercial Congress
Chamber
Commercial Congress
George G. Card
E. J. Troy
Assault Charged in Mobile County Arrests
Oscar Anderson arrested Tuesday morning by deputy sheriffs for assault and battery on D Sullivan residing at Warren and Davis avenue. Salvadore Antonio charged with assault with A Pritchard of 235 Spring Hill avenue as complainant, both locked in Mobile county jail.
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Oscar Anderson
D. €. Sullivan
Warren and
Davis Avenue
Mobile County
Salvadore Antonio
A. Pritchard
Spring Hill Avenue
Extradition ruling in Porter Charlton case
Justice Lurton opens the Supreme Court opinion upholding Italy extradition of Porter Charlton. He notes no error in excluding insanity evidence and says treaties vary on citizen extradition while the 1868 treaty with Italy allows it. Charlton, jailed in New Jersey, confessed after arrival in Hoboken following Italy voyage.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lurton
Supreme Court
Porter Charlton
Chariton
Italy
Knox
Charlten
Hudson County
N. J
Charlton
Europe
America
Lake Como
New York
H. Alle
BRR
Cinco
Paul Chariton
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Taft
Porter Chariton
Hoboken
Postmistress and two others indicted by U S grand jury
Edgar Bass of Jones Mill Monroe county and Flora Frank formerly postmistress of Gaines town Clarke county were indicted by the federal grand jury. They surrendered to federal authorities Tuesday and were released on bond. Bass faces liquor business without a federal license. Frank allegedly intercepted two letters containing money and misappropriated thirty and three dollars. Other indictments were not served. William Leonard a locomotive engineer faced trial in U S district court for sending obscene matter through the mails.
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Edgar Bass
Jones Mill
Monroe County
Flora Frank
Gainestown
Clarke County
Bass
Grand Jury
United States
United States District Court
William Leonard
Hotel Men Meet in Birmingham or Anniston
The Alabama Hotel Men's Association plans a July meeting in Birmingham or Anniston. A conference in Birmingham next week will decide the host city, with President BE. C. Taylor and Vice President C. B. Hervey attending. About twenty five new members will be added, boosting total membership over 100, and new laws to protect hotel proprietors and traveling men will be prepared for legislative approval.
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Alabama Hotel Men's Association
Birmingham
Anniston
C. B. Hervey
BE. C. Taylor
Montgomery
Strenuous Scenes In New York Market As Result of Rate Decision
New York stock market jitters follow a major rate decision as traders react with broad selling and volatility across sectors. Analysts cite uncertainty about banks and consumer equities while investors shift to safe havens amid heightened risk appetite.
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New York
Rail and Industrial Stocks Slide on Dampened Orders
Early large supporting orders helped curb declines briefly but railroads and industrials still fell as investors shifted to caution. The market faced a weak session with weaker demand weighing on shares across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vy Ae Chen
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Texas Company
United States Steeles
Rock Island
New York City
Minnesota
Cold Day in June Not The Coldest On Record
Mobile records show cool start to Tuesday with early morning temperatures near 64 and a rush to blankets. Weather forecaster Aschenberger notes that such lows are below normal for June but not unprecedented, citing 63 in 1912 and other June lows from 1889 and 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
At & O
Aschenberger
Salvation Armyholds special meeting with evangelist Monroe
A special Salvation Army meeting led by Rev. Marion B. Monroe of New Orleans will be held Tuesday night at the Citadel. A street gathering at the Dauphin and Royal corner starts at 7 30 with special music and singing featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Marion B. Monroe
New Orleans
Dauphin
Royal Streets
Merchants and Manufacturers Selling Campaign Ends Soon
Contestants are urged to push hard with only 13 workdays left to reach their self stated prize goals. Officials stress intense effort now to secure success before the campaign closes.
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NEW Trust and Loan Company
Mobile Capital
Dudleys
Mr. Dudley
Mrs. Dudley
Affinity
William F. McCombs
National Democratic Committee
Wilson
France
M’donald
ST. Elmo Mission
Herbert Felberman
University of Alabama Law
Irvine
Bull
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
U. S
B’ham
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